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on the convention stage in st. paul to give that speech. and though she had done well as mark said in her intrintroducti speech, this was a national audience of many tens of millions. and the pressure was extraordinary. and john mccain was watching backstage with a fair amount of nervousness. not because he didn't trust sarah palin, but because she had never given a speech. very few have with that kind of focus on her. as you will see in the film when people see the movie, he's watch with mounting excitement as she gives this speech. he can't believe how good she is and what a red light performer she's turned out to be. as he gets more and more excited, she finishes the speech and mccain is over the moon. and someone informs him, one of his advisers says, you know, i got to tell you, senator mccain, the most amazing thing about that is partway through the speech her teleprompter was malfunctioning and the prompter was moving too slowly and mccain looks at her and said, i hope that doesn't happen to me. i'll be screwed if that happens to me.

today in minneapolis-st. paul, they set their eighth record of the past nine days. up in the ice box, international falls, the ice box of america, 79 for an all time march high, more like july. way up in concord, new hampshire, their earliest 80 degree reading on record. it was another beach day in chicago in march. five 80 degree days in a row, all record highs, 35 degrees above average. >> i've never seen people playing volleyball on the beach in march. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, a few people still on the ice, but the rink is closing today due to the balmy temps. in its place, a very early show of cherry blossoms, kicking off their 100 year anniversary with a festival this week. >> it is a surprise that everything has bloomed so early. it is beautiful. >> reporter: and runners across the country were in for a surprise. the athletes in georgia's normally cool marathon competed today in shorts and t-shirts, in temperatures heading toward 70. new york's half marathon participants were also treated to unseasonable warmth, while l.a. marathoners ran in unusu

minneapolis-st. paul, woo, woo, woo! >> i'm a st. paul boy so if we don't say st. ack home. >> it's all yours. >>> there's a rising tide in thefts. you could call it a grime wave. police say thieves are stealing tide laundry detergent from supermarkets and drugstores. here to explain why this is happening is chris more ran, deputietor for consumerist.org. the first question i have is why? >> tide is a recognizable brand, an expensive brand and highly rated brand especially our sister publication "consumer reports," their highest rated brand of all of them. people like it but it's something they sacrificed when the economy went south. when it came to food or detergent they went with food but if someone offers you, someone offers you a $20 thing of tide for $8 it's tempting not to take them up on the offer regardless of where they got it from. >> there's a tide black market. the thing that shocks me is of all the things to steal this is not exactly the easiest thing to get out of a store. >> it is surprising. it's one of those things that especially the guy in minneso

they're from st. paul, minnesota. he did join the marines in 2003. we appreciate you being here, sharing your story. thank you for your service to our country. you are recognized for your statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. appreciate the opportunity to speak in front of the men and women that change our country so thank you. i'll get into why i'm here with the brief testimony. grew up in south st. paul, minnesota. came from a large family. went through high school. eventually joined the marine corps after two of my brothers did before me. i actually thought about joining the air force, but they said they would break my arm. so i joined the marine corps and in 2003 and shortly after i was deployed to iraq in 2004. it was a deployment that started with one of our marines shooting himself in the head. just kind of brushed that under the table. and then 34 marines, we lost throughout the deployment, had about 400 -- 450 marines injured. came back and went on leave and that was that. started drinking pretty heavy, dealing with nightmares, dealing with

st. peter and paul beautiful church. we're going to take a short break and will be back with more and this time bring pictures. >>> beginning of the picture of his grandfather hector about aholt how old was he when this picture was taken? >>> it was taken to the end of this life 1949 about the timing was working on his church of saint peter and paul twitter use the traces works and down about two and 50 of them. >>> identified about to end the to include the ones lost 70 years. >>> this is george director of communications public policy for the archdiocese and we welcome you to mosaic continuing our conversation with joe and terry about the works of hector number going to look at a few of those are it works that his grandfather did and mainly these are works that they did this stations across admission send info. terry give us a setting on that of all the mission is and how he got involved there. >>> joe obviously knows a little more of that journey but we do have the stations of the cross inside the main parish church o

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patrick costanzo in st. paul, minnesota, pleaded guilty to stealing as much as $6,000 worth of detergent from wal mart. why tide, at between $8 and $20 a bottle, a full cart like this is worth hundreds. police say it can be easily resold on the black market for less than retail price. and in some cases, they're selling the stuff directly for drugs. >> drug dealers have finally realized, i can take this $10 rock and go outside and have you steal something for $10 for it. or i can tell you, i want five bottles instead. once they steal five bottles of tide, they can turn them around and give them to me. i take them down to the dirty store down the road and sell them to them for $6 apiece. now that yields me $30. >> prince george's county has broken up at least one theft ring. >> reporter: favorite target of thieves, who have stolen thousands of dollars worth of tide. police arrested 18 people in one ring for stealing detergent. most people aren't even awear. , wear. -- aware. >> reporter: now, they are placing secur

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st. paul's school is using flipped classroom. more and more educators are being flipped.our education reporter sherrie johnson shows how it's making a difference. >> reporter: here in dawn adam'sal le bra two class, they are reviewing a few math problems. the claire is all for -- chair is all for flipped learning. >> it helps to learn the material better. >> reporter: flip learning happened when it's delivered outside of the traditional classroom. class time is used for active problem solving by students and one on one or small group tutoring. students can watch the lecture as many times as they want to grasp the content and ready to come into the classroom and work together on projects. >> i always struggled with algebra, so i find it very helpful that i can come in and do what would be the homework here with the teacher and with everybody else and you've got the textbook right there, so it really helps. >> i it because at home we watch the videos. we can watch it and take our own time instead of wasting class time. then we get in class, we can do problems. >> reporter:

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the safest, they were from st. paul, minnesota. >>> ben and jerry's ice cream is producing a limited batch of ice cream to support same-sex marriage law in england called apple-y ever after. >>> and the duchess of cambridge was training with the national field hockey team and she accompanied prince charles and camilla on a children's art charity where the kids were drawing the queen for their "jubilee!" celebrations. >>> a new report on fertility said overweight men are 11% more likely to have low sperm counts or no production at all. men who fall into the obese category were 42% more likely to have a low count and 81% more likely to have none. for more information on this and other health stories you can check out the health page at msnbc.com. >> "early today" health is brought to you by vagisil. bring yourself back. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 13,252 after adding 58 points yesterday. the s&p gained 8 points. the nasdaq was up 15. taking a look at overseas

st. paul's school the bad of treasure was found hidden below wall. >>> and i heard screaming so reynaud term and is always in the bag and i was just like is this really happening? >>> it's a mystery. hopefully through investigations could determine this is illegally obtained with the mysteries behind these items being led to the lake. students cling the lake every thursday as a learning projects. police say if nobody claims these items will be given to the sixth graders. 72 degrees today and gilroy and not tomorrow 10 to 15 degrees cooler + ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a mass for weather center at cbs five curvet we've been tracking a present cold fronts of the key back for the 24 hours and then as the blue ford for future cast you can see where we stand we have that right there it is the shades of yellow that is the main friends. associated with this cold fronts the heaviest precipitation into the northern portion of our districts and then swing across the central bay by a red around 9:00 a.m. you could see santa rosa begins to see the back side of that cold front it's very quick as it lost to the

it's 18 right now at minneapolis-st. paul. that's the direction our air is coming from. you can see that on the local temperatures reflected here as well. it's 50 in annapolis, but down to 40 in he will itsburg. cold air invection, we call it. it's going to roll in today. the temperatures will be in the 50's this afternoon as opposed to the 70's like yesterday. we're going to start out with cloud cover, and it will be mostly sunny this afternoon. i think the breeze is going to hold off as well, so it may feel cooler than the 50's. mostly clear tonight, colder, winds will diminish, temperatures will drop into the upper 20's. sun sets this evening at 6:07. seven-day forecast, sunset is going to change this weekend, davelt savings time kicks in. it's going to be a cool start to the weekend, but it will warm up quickly on sunday. we'll make it close to 60. again, before did you to bed saturday night, set your clocks ahead one hour, daylight-saving time begins. the sun will go down a little bit after 7:00. the time is coming up on 6:15. let's see what's happening on the roads

more physical, but it is interesting that the earlest writer to speak of the resurrection who is st. paul also agrees with mary magdalene and jesus. he says that the resurrection has to be understood as spiritual and not as physical. >> you know what your word are awakening here. they awaken the thought of where is the body? where did jesus' corpse go? it is not reanimated corpse we know about or we should be knowing about in the resurrection. to say nothing about how this shatters the belief of so many christians everywhere, right? >> that's exactly the+ case. what i would like to assure those who believe in a physical resurrection is that within the gospels, there are some depictions, but all of them later tn mary magdalene's experience. i'm talking about encounters with risen jesus. some of them when they done involve mary magdalene, are characterized by a physical existence. for example, he eats with his disciples after his death. >> how do you know that is just a matter of perception and ab ber rigs. it is physically not there? >> it is quite clear that the resurrection of jesus was

more physical, but it is interesting that the earlest writer to speak of the resurrection who is st. paul also agrees with mary magdalene and jesus. he says that the resurrection has to be understood as spiritual and not as physical. >> you know what your word are awakening here. they awaken the thought of where is the body? where did jesus' corpse go? it is not reanimated corpse we know about or we should be knowing about in the resurrection. to say nothing about how this shatters the belief of so many christians everywhere, right? >> that's exactly the case. what i would like to assure those who believe in a physical resurrection is that within the gospels, there are some depictions, but all of them later than mary magdalene's experience. i'm talking about encounters with risen jesus. some of them when they done involve mary magdalene, are characterized by a physical existence. for example, he eats with his disciples after his death. >> how do you know that is just a matter of perception and ab ber rigs. it is physically not there? >> it is quite clear that the resurrection of jesus was

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st. paul's episcopal school who does their weekly cleanup of trash at the lake. >>> good afternoon. a mostly cloudy, fairly mild day expected for your friday getting out doors at this hour. still looking at plenty of cloud cover. we have a mix of low, mid and hoi level clouds. giving you a view there, as we progress through the afternoon, even a few scattered showers remaining in the forecast for today with the next storm on its way for tomorrow. storm tracker 2 can see all of that cloud cover. it was generally light, variable out there temps warming into the 60s. cool day in santa rosa. 65 concord. livermore, right around the bay area, 50s and low 60s. 66 degrees in san jose with partly cloudy skies at this time. we have that next storm already on satellite radar. let me show you what's happening here. northern california with a few sprinkles today but here is the system right here. it's quickly moving towards the coast. it will bring us some rain as early as tomorrow. meanwhile, do you see this river of moisture here? this is what continues to bring rain over areas of northern cal

pleased to announce that the first confirmed hearing will be in my home state of minnesota july 17 in st. paul at the minnesota recovery connection. we also tentatively have three such hearings scheduled prior to july, but they have not yet been finalized. the arrangements have not yet been finalized, so it would be premature to make those announcements. but we're going to every corner of this great country to mobilize the grassroots once again, to prove once again that the people are more powerful than the insurance company lobbyists who are working overtime to kill parity. friends, 54 million americans with mental disorders deserve nothing less. 26 million americans with doctoring and alcohol addiction deserve nothing less. but patrick and i cannot do it alone. we need you to help us to get the job finished. please, if you're not a member, if you're not active, please join the implementation coalition today. attend and participate in our patriots for parity tour. we need you. with eneed you to save and strengthen the mental health and addiction treatment equity act. we also need to work toge

as a community service students from st. paul school clean up trash in the lake once a week.er this week a girl came across a canvas bag filled with 20 pounds of silver and gold jewelry, watches and other valuables. they turn today over to the oakland police department and will try to find the owner. if that does not happen the student may get to claim it. more now on the bay area visit of michelle obama. tomorrow morning she will arrive at coast guard and alameda for a commissioning meeting. the cutter named after a woman since the 1980s. we report that tight ended security means boaters are getting the boot. >> reporter: this is opd 3703. >> reporter: officer jim gordon is at the helm. >> we have security zones, our safety zones we put in place. >> reporter: decked out with the highest equipment. patrolling coast guard island with a purpose. >> we want to keep the whole area free from anybody that might cause harm to the first lady. so, security is high. >> reporter: when first lady michelle obama expected right here on coast guard island right here tomorrow the biggest iss

at wells fargo headquarters on st. paul street in baltimore. >>> there's a new report out when it comes to high school graduation rates. the graduation rate was 75% in 2009. this means one in four students failed to get a diploma in four years. researchers found that is well below the organization's goal of # 0% by 2020 -- 90% by 2020. high school graduates will earn 130,000 more over the lifetime than dropouts. >>> we are monitoring severe weather that rolled into the midwest tornadoes touched down in at least two states. how you can track the storms on abc2news.com. also, new arrest at occupy protests in new york. why protesters were so heavily focused on retakeing one public park. >>> and you're look at live pictures in new -- looking at live pictures in new york city. >>> now tornado video out of oklahoma and approaching storm system has produced toe tornadoes across the state. the national weather service issued a tornado watch for 12 counties if the far western part of the state until late yesterday. you can track sto

. >> st. paul, minnesota has implied a peer-to-fear observe system. in ontario high school in oregon, teachers are making better and smatter use of kek ji to improve instruction in real time. in las vegas, cynthia marleau u used sig funds to institute a tutoring program which added an our time at the end of the school day. reading and math proficiency. >> smift hired a new stem coach and bait a specialists to give kid meaningful full back and daily catching. >> weekly assistments monday now students are -- at the heart of all these suckes are school leaders provided about the prospect for change. it's what motivates them, gets them up everybody morning and keeps them working until late at night. they know that school! is a difficult, difficult thing tho chang but they also believe all children must be given an opportunity to fulfill their academic and social potential. as within school put it, teachers at successful turn around schools feel like they are part of something big. let me give you an example of being part of something big. one of our panel

she was the director of development at townsend the past four years and before that she worked for st. paul school for girls. she will take over july the 1st. >> around the nation tonight we will stop in pittsburgh where police are still trying to make sense of a shooting rampage at a mental clinic. a man with two guns opened fire in the lobby. one was killed, several others hurt. the gunman was shot dead. >> plenty of famous people have said they marijuana should be legal but today pat robertson on tv add his name to the cause saying is recommending it because the government's war undrapings has failed. last october a survey found 50% of americans feel it should be legal. >>> an investigation tonight in a food stamp fraud getting attention. >> today members of the house committee on oversight and reform held a hearing to question officials who oversee the nation's food stamp program. >> the fraud system costing millions. >> they want to trade for cash or band items. >> reporter: the hearing started with what we exposed in our investigation. >> what whistle blowers have done for us in fact

at the tails of the chancellor's scheme to boost lending to st. paul businesses. the national loan guarantee scheme will be unveiled later. taxpayer subsidies lending to businesses could be worth 200 million pounds a year. four of the u.k.'s biggest banks have signed up to the project. >> this is "newsday" on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. >> i'm babita sharma in london. the headlines for you this hour. one of biggest manhunts seen in france in recent times is under way after authorities link the shootings of four people at a jewish school with the killings of three soldiers of north african decent. >> russia had urged the syrian government and opposition forces to agree immediately to a daily humanitarian cease fire and the fighting across the country, which has killed thousands of people. colonel gaddafi's former head of intelligence is in custody, and we learn more about why he was often described as the most feared man in libya. the bbc has been told that there are still more than 8,000 missing or disappeared people in libya from both sides of the confl

the safest were from st. paulminnesota. >>> ben & jerry's ice cream is producing a limited batch of a new flavor to support a same-sex marriage law in england. they're naping it apply ever after. here's your first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens 13,252 after 15 points yesterday. the s&p gained eight points. the nasdaq was up 15. taking a look at overseas trading. in tokyo, the nikkei added six points. in hong kong the hang seng was down 35. >>> today may be another big day for apple after its stock hit $600 for the first time yesterday before falling back. ipad customers m asia were greeted with cheers as they entered stores to buy the popular new version of the tablet computer. there are long lines right now here in the u.s. as people wait to get their chance. >>> and there is a new tablet reportedly in the works from nokia in finland. the company is working on a device they hope is going to be able to compete with the ipad. >>> there's a new mobile phone payment service from paypal.

st. paul's united methodist children.g and tough trek for them, but their message of accessible education remains steadfast. it's' gorgeous saturday for a walk, but there is no casual stroll. these college statutes say it's a 99-mile journey for college justice. >> the university is being privatized and a lot of people having to drop out and take on two or three jobs and it's not right. >> reporter: one student carried the stars and stripes upside down to indicate the industry in distress and other carried liquids to keep his comrades hydrated. they will end their adventure with a mass demonstration on monday. halfway on their 99-mile journey and spirits are up, some are even studying along wait. >> i guess i'm trying to multitask and i think it's pointless to go on this march for education if we don't study because we're here for our rights to be educated. >> reporter: cal state student maggie hardy. >> we have gotten a lot of support from people going by, a lot of honking. >> reporter: students held a massive pencil tha

petersburg to pay st. paul. forcing one community to pay fo and began tapping general taxpayers for transportation projects that benefited one specific class of users. so now we have about 35% according to one estimate of our highway taxes going to purposes unrelated to our highways. this budget moves us back toward the sound principals of transportation finance that serve the country, that built the interstate highway system, that built our harbors and airports. these amendments -- and relieve ed general taxpayers from having to support those projects that benefithlass of users. the amendment seems to me to move us in exactly the opposit it taps general taxpayers to pay for transportation systems. it continues to bleed our highway funds for purposes unrelated to our highways. it seems to me a giant step backward. the budget moves us in the right direction. th the direction that serve this had country well. we need to with that i yield back. >> thank you,r.lark. as an oklahoman i can assure you sharing in the pa

in minnesota dealing with the ice and snow and power outages after a winter storm hit minneapolis st. paul area and northern parts of the state and at one point 16,000 households they were in the dark be a state patrol responded to dozens of accidents. >>> and wintery weather across south dakota this the aftermath of their winter storm nearly a foot of snow in waterton, 12 hours. now people are digging out. let's look live up in the northeast. this is brewster massachusetts yap see the camera wobbling and we are peeking in on them because this severe band of storms that created a tornado and weather to the south dumped snow in the northeast. lynette is standing by with more and we can expect today what do you think. >> i mean we keep missing it. >> like a shooting gallery. >> i am talking about the weather everywhere else. and we are not getting any snow or severe weather. thank goodness. >> by all accounts this is odd for maryland to not get a -- at least one significant know snow. >> it is especially for -- snow. >> it is especially for february and now we are in march. i am not going to

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seventh heaven by munich sets a champions league record as they beat after st paul's all seven mil on their way to the quarter finals of europe's premie a competition. a tough challenge to moscow also look to reach the last eight as a name and since these men travel to spanish giants royal madrid with the tie perfectly poised to run one. easy does its maria sharapova sweep since of the last eight of the indian wells open and then he drops three games in the process and now faces compassionate maria kirilenko in the course of finals. who starts with a champions league and it's turning out to be a record breaking year for the competition on tuesday german club prague munich and last say from france both took their place in the quarterfinals well a week after barcelona hit seven passed by leverkusen a win this link aside handed out a crushing of their eyes while i was having a one nil deficit against swiss side f.c. and in some style striker mario gomez scored four times not quite matching really in a lesson five goals of six days ago the seven they'll win seven one an aggregate is the b

. >> that's in st. paul. >> they gave me seed money. from 37, 38 organizations and individuals i received money over the years. the schuman center for media and democracy which was the schuman foundation then. >> bill moyer's running that? >> he's the president, right. gave me a large sum in the middle that helped. minnesota humanities commission, minnesota historical society, the south dakota humanities commission, afl-cio, i got it from all kinds of places, andreas foundation and dwayne andreas family and his brother, just from all over the place. it ended up being about $600,000 and about $200,000 i would say in kind. >> i assume there was never a time when this wasn't going to be a positive look at hubert humphries. >> well, i started off oth otherwise. i wanted to otherwise, but i couldn't find anybody that didn't like him. they were all in love with him. the closer they got to him, the more they liked him. it's hard to do a story about someone who was a good person, it's much easier if there are affairs and murders and all kinds o

downtown this young man of the constant reminder of the violence that i personally give to this town st paul achieves for the past decade. but this issue should be sharing in the police the punch line struck to the heart of the country's security problems so years ago during the last curtis revolution the police opened fire and protests are. almost seventy but killed forcing the president to step down and since then the country's north or aegis have it correctly replaced the police because of the geologic groups will move here move i told you the movement of drug people's guards towns tens of thousands here the one is ready his men patrolled the streets at night and just a phone call away during the day organized in small cells their mobile and easily manageable and increasingly they're being trained by the very same security forces they're supposed to be filling for. ministry in the ministry of defense help train or volunteers in a time of need. the moralized we are ready to defend our country the new security arrangement was in full display during the recent presidential elections in addit

nightmare on wall st paul three. the business news is in twenty minutes. international news and comment live from moscow this is o.t. with twenty four hours a day there's panic at the pumps in the u.k. where threaten strike by delivery drivers has seen stations already running dry amid fears even the army will need to be deployed to keep the country moving comes at a time when the oil prices which is what the governments of london paris and washington think you flooding the market with their reserves. either bennett's. what we're seeing in the last twenty four hours or so is in widespread panic buying of fuel up and down the country by motorists queues outside petrol stations and what's really been fueling this panic buying is is the government's handling of this crisis their first piece of advice to motorists was to tell people not to panic which immediately of course set the alarm bells ringing one cabinet minister even said it be a good idea to top up your car now also fill up a spade jerry can in case of emergencies david cameron the prime minister's e

but such a quite good result because i think of many of st paul voted for it better than expected in fact for her doing better than pleasure and also has been in politics for years you know i just want to focus again on putting including as a strong desire to stay in power because of its home in fact publicly said google didn't want to tackle the country's most promising problems of education medicine taxes and so on what do you think clinton's personal reasons for when you sleep hour and you touched on a little bit earlier discussion because i'm on that i think that's what pushing went forward in russia the united states and i know. they were in the state so they took aim right to make sure is to be attributed to the states now this is something that was done two years ago when you need to go from a disgrace and something else will be just the defined very go i don't know if you was the conservatism because they have to have a quarter of the states was distributed. so they sought to receive one very small and i think in the next. six years i would say because i don't seem to get the

max field magnet elementary school in st. paul, minnesota, has adopted a peer to peer observation system and now requires all teachers to be observed in their classrooms and also to serve as observers in other teachers' classrooms three times a year. at ontario high school in ontario, oregon, teachers are making better and smarter use of technology to improve instruction in realtime. in las vegas, the principal of kit carson elementary cynthia marlow used sig funds to institute a learning program. the result of an additional hour, reading and math proficiency both improved by more than 20 percentage points. down the road in reno, smith ridge elementary hired a new s.t.e.m. coach and beta specialist to give teachers meaningful feedback and daily coaching. students themselves have a big role in tracking and analyzing their own progress. and empowering students to take ownership of their own learning is so important. weekly assessments monitor how students are learning state standards. all data is tracked for each student in a dated

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