st. louis, for allowing me a few words. i'm excited for the work ahead of us. there's much more to come. free palestine, free the bronx and free all marginalized people. especially those locked up on trumped-up marijuana charges. and let's vacate the defro sentences of the 39 people on death row -- death row sentences of the 39 people on death row. thank you and i yield back. ways space in a different way. and now i would like to offer my farewell address before the house. st. louis and i rise just as we have risen so many times before over these last four historic years. together we came into this work with a simple mission. to transform missouri's first district by taking care of the people. on day one we vowed to do the most for st. louis, starting with those who have the greatest need. we were clear-eyed of what was in front of us, ahead of us and behind us. we stayed focused, we stayed committed. st. louis, we came to congress after unseating a 52-year political family dynasty. i ran for t

st. louis and i rise just as we have risen so many times before over these last four historic years. together we came into this work with a simple mission. to transform missouri's first district by taking care of the people. on day one we vowed to do the most for st. louis, starting with those who have the greatest need. we were clear-eyed of what was in front of us, ahead of us and behind us. we stayed focused, we stayed committed. st. louis, we came to congress after unseating a 52-year political family dynasty. i ran for this seat twice to win it. and today i stand before you as the first black woman and first nurse to represent missouri in congress, the first woman to represent missouri's first congressional district, and the first activist from the movement to save black lives to serve in congress. from the day that i was sworn in, i have brought you, my community and my own lived experiences with me into every vote, every committee hearing, and every floor speech. st. louis and i. i am pr

so from st. louis and gaza and everywhere beyond and in between, always remember, this congresswoman loves you and will always have your back even if it means i lose something. so until we rise again, st. louis, i love you. ...

i rushed back from la, landed in st louis, drove over to east st louis to st mary's hospital and they'reas, like, quarantined. i wasn't able to go in and i could see her but she was in a coma and she's bleeding from every organ in her body. and finally, she had the worst form of meningitis. and i had to make the decision, you know, to either leave her, like, on a breathing machine with hopes that, you know, she would have a life, but it wasn't meant to be. shejust went flat, and then she was — she was gone, you know? she was 37 years age and it wasjust, whoa, devastating. and so, i go back to my aunt's home and i remember laying in the bed and i could just see an image of my mother, and that was the sign for me. i woke up the next morning, i told my aunt, "i must go "back. "i got a dorm room. "they got a cafeteria, all the food i could ever "wa nt and eat. "i have a scholarship and i must." and i got back on that plane, went back out to la to finish what i had started. you think your mum wanted you to carry on? yes, i know my mom wanted me to carry on because for me, it was like — i alwa

st. louis flyers and the belleville crusaders. under coach darin sunket's leadership, the flyers went 13-1 this season, winning their 11th state championship on november 28, with a 48-28 victory over geneva. i also want to congratulate the crusaders football team for winning the 20241-a illinois state -- 2024 1-a illinois state championship and running back darryl hill jr. on being named the 2024 illinois gatorade player of the year. what an incredible accomplishment. i know that each and every player, coach and staffer put in hours of practice and preparation to help the flyers and the crusaders achieve their goals on and off the field this season. your dedication to the game of football and our local community is an inspiration. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro temp

get the win in st. louis free.they finish their road trip. 3, least one of our teams won tonight. a lot to celebrate with in iraq,

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we have to do better. >> john in st. louis, thank you. this is carolyn in ohio. carolyn, hello. >> caller: hi. i think that we need to have younger people. i'm a senior citizen so this is strange for me to say, but i think we have to have younger people in the democratic party and i know kamala harris was out talking to younger people and that's a start. but i heard on one of the stations where -- i can't remember his name. i want to say his last name is hogg. he's going after the -- >> david hogg, the vice chair of the democratic national committee. >> caller: thank you. he's going after a position. i don't think he's got it yet. i'm all for younger people. i know i personally am tired and i'm a senior citizen and i always want to be active and everything, but there comes a point where you need fresh blood and you need younger people because they have all the energy. i mean, i don't know how else to say it. >> besides david hogg any other names in mind that should be pursuing those positions or top positions? >> caller: well, it seems like the people that are tr

the people of st. louis did their duty proudly, patriotically, but the government didn't do right by them. what did the government do when the manhattan project was shut down? the government took that nuclear waste, that radioactive material and dumped it into a public landfill. they allowed it to seep into our groundwater. they allowed it to be distributed across the region so that now in the greater st. louis area, in the greater st. charles area thousands upon thousands of missourians have been exposed to nuclear waste and radiation for decades. and even as i stand here today, the radiation continues. the groundwater is still in doubt. cold water creek is still contaminated. a few weeks ago the army corps of engineers could have had p additional nuclear radioactive material under residents' homes in suburban solution. welldon spring is not fully remade educated. no one, i emphasize no one in the state of missouri received a dime of compensation from the federal government for the decades of radioactive ex

thank you so much, sister cory from st. louis, for allowing me a few words. i am excited for the work ahead of us. there is much more to come. free palestine. free the bronx. and free all marginalized people, especially those locked up on trumped up marijuana charges. and t

thank you so much, cori, sister cori from st. louis, for allowing me a few words. i'm excited for the work ahead of us. there's much more to come. free palestine, free the bronx and free all marginalized people. especially those locked up on trumped-up marijuana charges. and let's vacate the defro sentences of the 39 people on death row -- death row sentences of the 39 people on death row. thank you and i yield back. simt belong. we are sending a signal to our military families that if your loved ones are transgender, we do not have their

thank you so much, cori, sister cori from st. louis, for allowing me a few words.'m excited for the work ahead of us. there's much more to come. free palestine, free the bronx and free all marginalized people. especially those locked up on trumped-up marijuana charges. and let's vacate the defro sentences of the 39 people on death row -- death row sentences of the 39 people on death row. thank you and i yield back. ways space in a different way. and now i would

st louis a successful. he defended and in july of 1780, this guy francisco that you're going to hear about showed up. he was sent to by the king of spain. he was sent to havana, cuba. so that's right after saint louis, january 1781. and matthias de galvez begins his exploits in central america. yes, fighting in central america had something to do with our independence. i know there's somebody here who's writing a whole about that now, and that's great. and this would culminate in the final defeat of the british, who tried to the spanish empire by going up this real san juan de nicaragua to lake and then dig a canal which, you know, from that lake to the pacific ocean, 11 miles. and so but the spanish stopped them. and then in february 1781, the forward fort saint joseph that we all know about saint louis. february the same month. well, that was going on. spanish forces took the mediterranean island of minorca from british and. then in may of 1781, the famous of pensacola, in october of 1781, we all know as

caroline: the st. louis -- scarlet: you did speak with the st. louis fed president this morning.t did you hear that sets up the expectations about what we might want to hear from jay powell? mike: i would be asking him a follow on if i were doing the deal book interview. he suggested that he thinks we are close to a pause and one of the reasons is that the economy is moving very quickly, still growing fast. that inflation seems to have until this point stalled out somewhere above 2%, 2.5 percent, and maybe they need to keep the pressure on keep -- on, keep the foot on the brake a little longer. he didn't say that that means no cut in december. we still have to bring the fed funds rate down, he said. but when we do it is an open question and he wants to see the cpi data next week. scarlet: no rush being the theme there. what's the big take away from today's round of data? mike: talking about the economy, it's kind of funny, growing quickly and maybe we take a break? ism services says cut. it's hard to know. basically, you ended up with a service economy that is growing but at a sl

unmanned vehicles is increased greatly, the concept of a re, essentially no longer one seems like the st. louis just yesterday is now one of which frontline fighting as the front advances, soldiers, antonio, relation zone, and do this impulse and dangerous. well the the the the, we're continue with go off with the conversation and today we, i did located then gong hills in the rift valley in san. yeah. and certainly we uh, on the windmills and how fitting that we should talk about the energy or the time when energy is going to see the drive lead to be the game change. and when one talks about energy on, particularly in the continental voc, because there are many dimensions that one can talk about. africa as we know is divided into 50 full countries. some say 55 and it is accept. the zip is an order for africa to enjoy the dividends of the 4th and 5th industrial revolution. energy is going to be unimportant comp and then we say this most africa did not intimately engage in the dividends of the 1st 2nd and 3rd industrial revolution. many countries in africa today rely on hydro electric power and

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the concept of a re, essentially no longer the extended one seemed like the st. louis just yesterday is now one of which from mine fighting as the front advances soldiers antonia relations and do this simple and dangerous with the the. ringback the if you think about russia, what does your mind picture the bottom landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one does you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey? the, the, you ready to come along? the real picture is right there is america takes a month, leasing a devastating by roger strikes on the so not planning it's targeted, a miss all the storage facility and the combined and send that out. so what we'll planes bottom in the middle east, the, the americans while they've gone down one of their own. the guided missile and cruise opens fire with an f, a 185 feature that was conducting operations against the 2 things ultimately forcing the pilots to adjust the bulk of all the hospitals. units are now attacked by occupation, forces fusing all kinds of weapons, snipers tanks and quad comforters. it's a brutal attack

unmanned vehicles is increased greatly, the concept of a re, essentially no longer what seemed like the st. louis just yesterday is now one of which frontline fighting as the front advances. soldiers, antonio, bank innovations own and do this simple and dangerous? well, the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to across the full board is here. we discussed some real in the, the overman any a present day 7, and was once the best place to finish and conquered by the persians. alexander, the great, this elusive kingdom and the roman empire, the philanthropist part of the ultimate empire before folding on differential when liberty and gained independence in 1943, it was the thing. it's a booming economy and harmony between many different religions. which is why it became known as the switzerland of the middle east. the deductible was always on its doorstep. one friday, a holiday for all motion and also some of the groves of a battery to power. the creation of group and political body has the central headquarters, head of gain being shielded by his royal.

unmanned vehicles has increased greatly, the concept of a re, essentially no longer what seemed like st. louis just yesterday is now one of which frontline fighting as the front advances. soldiers, antonio relations own. and do this impulse and dangerous? well, the the, the headlines right here with off the international key of conduct said devastating strike on a russian city. and the quote is region targeting severely and infrastructure proportionately excited the lives of several of russia unleashes of barrels over at tati atory stripes, across ukraine, getting the combined center of the nation's security service and some top bras are reportedly killed in the strikes just the days off of ukraine assassinated a top russian general, and most of the landscape refuses to prolong a russian gas transit agreement to you, or if it is set to expire in 2 weeks, potentially leaving europe in the cold instead. and steve, biting the hand that feeds him off for the program. a middleton group, formerly known as the syrian freon and he says was.

in fact, she was based in st. louis there, was traveling down there regularly. >> they had begun to instant message. instant messaging was sort of a precursor to texting. it was something that occurred over the internet, but at that time it was sort of fresh and new and exciting. >> the emails between mark and kelly really heated up in intensity in about august, september of 1998. >> and ultimately, he and she hooked up and became an item, unbeknownst to julie. >> we pretty much knew right from the very beginning that mark and kelly were in a relationship. >> what made you believe that they were more than just friends? >> what's the old saying? nobody knows what goes on behind closed doors. the doors were closed, and they really didn't need to be closed. >> so there was this open attraction, this open secret? >> yes. >> it was obvious that they were having an affair because they were so close together all the time in where they were sitting and kind of huddled up together. and wherever he was she was and vice versa. >>

st. louis, brazil, very similar. how is traveling? >> andy: it was great.ont of the curtain. but still changing diapers and tiny little area. >> anderson: i was back from brazil, in small town brazil, very relatable and sensible. it makes good sense. >> andy: the vanderblt boy. >> anderson: oh, man. >> stephen: let it go, andy. enough. i'm so sorry. we will edit that out. >> anderson: my son sebastian who is one was very sick. he's the guy that everybody hates. i was the guy that everybody hates, i was the guy that i used to make fun of before i had kids. it is a ten-hour flight and this went on into the eighth hour, he is like screaming. i was trying everything, and to the worst moment to become aware aware i was literally rethinking my life of choices, the flight attendant came and said "would you like a fruit plate?" like no, i don't think he would like a fruit plate! what are you talking about? i was ready to kill somebody! >> stephen: babies love kiwi. >> anderson: he does not eat solid food. >> stephen: didn't work out okay? >> andy: it worked out oka

but then the first long stent was washington university in st. louis. that's where i phased into pds because when it went on the air, i was asked to teach a course on world religion. this was the first year of pbs. it was then called by a different name but the same animal. now as my career comes full circle, bill comes forward and says do a course or series pbs special, five programs, on world religion. it's been a happy homecoming. >> we are taking some photographs from your illustrated version with that show with mr. moyers. let's put one on buddhism taken from the illustrated world religion. >> this is a wooden image in a little nunnery near kits and it is an image of coming buddha which would be counterpart to the second coming of christ. at the end of history the buddha will return and this is an artist's depiction of what the buddha will look like. >> let's go to the next one, dowism. it is rooted where you grew up. >> that is like the dancing sheva. this image of the yinyong in the center there now virtually belongs to the world. chinese say one

the concept of a re, essentially no longer the extended one seemed like st. louis just yesterday is now one of which frontline fighting as the front advances. soldiers, antonio, bank innovations own. and do this simple and dangerous. well, the the, it is breaking news as our head live on, on the international as russia unleashes up by roger retaliatory strikes across to grade. they think of the come on the center of the nation security services report for the resulting in the depths of high ranking officials. just days off, the ukraine assessment ended up on russian general in multiple cities across the jobs i leveled by tele, be and is really news off that publishers accountants of idea from all crimes, against civilians. and the enclave of the shopping details are revealed by the troops themselves and often $82.00 decades are being held without charging one ton, them over a pen to go in the sense of kenyan citizen back home despite making that decision 3 plus years ago.

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angelo kourkafas is senior strategist at edward jones in st louis.o, let us start off with what we are seeing with the market, in technology shares leading, leading the way, we had results frilly sales force, what is your outlook for tech stocks? does the ai rally remain intact in , a a, a, , a, , in yes, the technology remains a briuht in yes, the technology remains a bright spot. _ in yes, the technology remains a bright spot, in _ in yes, the technology remains a bright spot, in the _ in yes, the technology remains a bright spot, in the us - in yes, the technology remains a bright spot, in the us and - a bright spot, in the us and globally as well, we continue to see strong results from the space, however expectations are elevated, across the board, i would say, but there is a long year tail wind as a lot of companies adopt this new technology, so we will continue to expect some support and strength coming from this area, but thaw at the same time technology is no longer the dominant leader it once was, as we look at the last month, the technology

st. louis area and the greater st.les area thousands upon thousands of missourians have been exposed to nuclear waste and radiation for decades and even as i stand here today to radiation continues. the groundwater still in doubt and the creek is still contaminated. bridges to few weeks ago ago the army corps of engineers discovered additional radioactive material under residents homes in suburban st. louis. the spring is not fully remediated and no one and i emphasize no one in the state of missouri has received a dime in compensation from the federal government for the decades of radioactive exposure that this government forced upon them and the people of missouri are not alone. the same story is repeated over and over in places like new mexico in arizona and in idaho and in colorado and in wyoming and montana and i could go on, hundreds of thousands of americans exposed through no fault of her own, many of them veteran, many of the minors who went to work in uranium mines to provide the critical material that allowe

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thank you so much, cori, sister cori from st. louis, for allowing me a few words. i'm excited for the work ahead of us. there's much more to come. free palestine, free the bronx and free all marginalized people. especially those locked up on trumped-up marijuana charges. and let's vacate the defro sentences of the 39 people on death row -- death row sentences of the 39 people on death row. thank you and i yield back. >> next, the final address from democratic senator sherrod brown, who ran for reelection in ohio. he says he has never been prouder of the public service and workers in his office and thanking them for making sure caseworkers ohioans is handed off to members of congress. their backs. for the former ranking member of the military personnel subcommittee on the house armed services committee, there is a lot about this national defense authorization act to support. our junior enlisted service members will receiveed a 14.5% y raise and all others desk i occ three terms, senator kennedy spoke after my remarks about his commitment and my commitment to workers

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can share with foreign countries. prices for an area the, to my surprise, i discovered that even st. louis university has its own track in boat racing team. here in tulsa. i should be good with serendipity and then you should actually mentioned go who graduated from the university in venice. and she was working in joel to what i saw even had. she invited me to join the tracking boat team, georgia. it's a change both. it's about the joy of working together, hire rowing in different places, collective pride, the connection between humans and nature. please actual value, a sense of when the truck in both race is called the marco polo, the chaldean at a venture has remained a household name to this day. i am doing icon through the centuries. but why is he still so well? no. what is it about his journey that it continues to inspire generations, including people like me and so many young people, hundreds of years later. i realize that in the city where my component was born and raised, there's no statute of him. we don't even know what he looked like as known. painting of him was made during his

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points. 5 rebounds for riley us that they rolled an easy win. 87 59 over mercyhurst as they'll host st. louis on thursday. that sports. how about back to you at the des leslie? thank you so much am and we really appreciate appreciate you guys being this time. what? that's that's it for kron. 4 news at 11 always on the latest news our website. kron 4 dot com and the kron. 4 news app. the kron. 4 news app. >> thank you so much. prprpresesesidididenenentit. whwhwhatatat makes the die prprpresbetweendidenenentit. a giant of american history and an also ran on a special edition of the hill sunday. we look forward to the challenges and opportunities for president elect donald trump and his administration. how will trump 47 be different from trump? 45.

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one of our members of st louis was on this tombstone and says she wished she didn't survives and she died in a shelter. knowing many of the people she is memorializing here as she was unhoused herself until just a couple years ago. and now she's part of the tombstone project, which for the last 5 years shows the south bay who we leave behind every year record numbers of certain certain people populations this year. so no place to go for people that have exposure i and other diseases that could have been treated. cole says every death is a failure on our society. >> more than 200 of them. >> this year's a record number 4 dead children, particularly babies. it's a record number 4 eason's people died from hyperthermia shot. cartwright is an unhoused advocate. >> and help set up the tombstones ever years. it starts with a blank canvas. recycling last year's 2 steps. there's so much despair. >> and this is created by, you know, the way that they're treated on the streets, you lose your dignity, you lose your identity. >> and for many of these people, their full name etched in styrofoam is

st. louis above average. cincinnati will be 50s. nashville 60 degrees. that moves east so that by tuesday here in new york, we're up to 58. saratoga 58. roanoke, 62. knoxville will be in the low 60s. and our friends in upstate new york and parts of pennsylvania, those lake effect ststreamers continue to come in. we got lake effect warning in syracuse, watertown, oswego, bradford. and we could see another foot of snow before it's all over between watertown and syracuse. >> wow. all right. chilly. thank you. thanks so much, al. we will check back. >>> new details are coming to light in the murder of united healthcare ceo. investigators in new york saying they now have a clearer picture of the crime and how the gunman evaded authorities for nearly a week. stephanie gosk joins us with the latest. steph, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. one of the big questions people have is how did luigi mangione allegedly commit murder and then escape new york city? # this morning, we have new details on that timeline. five days later, nearly 300 miles away w