buildings such as st paul's cathedral, the british museum and the un building in new york.g cathedral—like space. and there's a team that are working hard so that you can come and see it. so what we want to do is to tell the unfolding story of life. it's a story that's four billion years old and unfolding still. how are we going to do it? we've got the most amazing stage set imaginable. it's going to be astonishing. this idea has been around in various guises for some time, and it's hoped backing from cornwall�*s eden project will help make this £30 million plan a reality. i know that we can create - for portland a hugely successful, world class destination that is both a visitor destination, _ as in tourism, as well as a scientific institution. i if we don't get the support we need, i'm afraid we're just— going to have to go. and if you can't get the funding, what's the alternative? well, under planning, we will have to backfill the mine to the roof. so it will be completely backfilled and lost. surely, we can be more imaginative than that. this place really is magnificent

but the st paul's service will provide a moment to take stock and to hope for better times.jured in a series of knife attacks in birmingham last year. earlier, our correspondentjo black gave us this update from court. you may remember these attacks took place in september of last year, just before the second lockdown, so here in birmingham city centre people were out at pubs and bars, there were revellers out and about. it happened late saturday night, early sunday morning. these attacks took place over a 90—minute period and eight people were stabbed. sadly, one lost their life, that was 23—year—old jacob billington, who was a university worker who was stabbed in the neck. he was from merseyside and his mother was here today at the hearing. zephaniah mcleod appeared in court today. he admitted one count of manslaughter, four counts of attempted murder and three counts of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. we heard in court today that zephaniah mcleod had suffered paranoid schizophrenia at the time so, as you might imagine, the courts have now been ordered t

a service of thanksgiving will be held at st paul's cathedral next month to recognise the work of nhsn the front line throughout the pandemic. and coming up this hour.... after missing out in 2020 — wimbledon is back on the grass courts of the all england club. the health secretary, sajid javid, is straight to work in his newjob this morning following matt hancock's weekend resignation. first, he'll be meeting nhs staff and this afternoon he'll address the commons — updating mps on plans for lifting the last coronavirus restrictions in england. the reopening was pushed back to the 19th ofjuly because of rising cases of the delta variant, but borisjohnson said progress would be reviewed after two weeks — and that the date could be brought forward. in the meantime, the number of new coronavirus cases across the uk has continued to rise quickly. some conservative backbenchers have urged the government to ease controls quickly, saying the country must learn to live with covid. james reynolds has more. he was once in charge of the nation's money. now sajid javid is in charge of its health.

he's in st paul, minnesota. just explain how significant this is for the people you represent and others papacy _ as well. well, when we look at what the papacy has _ as well. well, when we look at what the papacy has done - as well. well, when we look at j what the papacy has done here in making the rape by a priest of a child by a priest a crime, it really is incrementalism and shocking nominalism. in other words, it amounts to nothing when it comes to cleaning up the cover—up worldwide of children being abused by priests. it is public relations. and it is more pledges, promises, protocols and public relations by the papacy, and there is no action. what action is required is the pgpgcy what action is required is the papacy to definitively, number one, remove immediately any priest that rapes a child from the priesthood. number two, any bishop that has concealed or covered it up or given a safe harbour to a perpetrator should also be punished by the pub. and number three, the simple action of coming clean and identifying to law enforcement across the globe, all the offenders who have ra

buildings such as st paul's cathedral, the british museum and the un building in new york.a team that are working hard so that you can come and see it. so what we want to do is to tell the unfolding story of life. it's a story that's four billion years old and unfolding still. how are we going to do it? we've got the most amazing stage set imaginable. it's going to be astonishing. this idea has been around in various guises for some time, and it's hoped backing from cornwall�*s eden project will help make this £30 million plan a reality. i know that we can create - for portland a hugely successful, world class destination that is both a visitor destination, _ as in tourism, as well as a scientific institution. . if we don't get the support we need, i'm afraid we're just— going to have to go. and if you can't get the funding, what's the alternative? well, under planning, we will have to backfill the mine to the roof. so it will be completely backfilled and lost. surely, we can be more imaginative than that. this place really is magnificent. i mean, there's 150 million years

host: let's talk to diane calling from st. paul,. minnesota -- st. paul, minnesota. caller: i have been in the health care field since 2009. i'm 71 years old now. when this pandemic happened, i had to quit that job and go home and take home of my mother who was in a nursing home. i took her out of a nursing home because i wanted her to live. the nursing home was receiving all the good money from medicare, but they paid me $11 an hour for five hours a day i stayed with my mom. that is what i am concerned about. why is it that the health care field has to have front care workers, but in minnesota, that is what they started you out. that is because of the medicare guidelines. when is that going to change, because we have a lot of people that is the field they are working in. i worked in that field since 2009, and i made good money because i worked a lot of overtime. then here i was with -- guest: so many important points you bring up there. one, this downturn and recession was unusual because even though it was a pandemic, we lost health care drops. that is an amazing -

petersburg to pay st. paul for projects st. petersburg doesn't seem worthy enough to spend its own funds on and that st. paul pays for but receives no benefit from. we have sung this old song many times before. it's never ended well. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney, for five minutes. mrs. maloney: madam speaker, i rise today to urge all my colleagues to join me in voting for h.r. 256, congresswoman lee's legislation to repeal the 2002 authorization for use of military force against iraq. in 2002, congress voted to authorize the use of force against iraq, based on what would later prove to be false, baseless, and misleading intelligence provided by the bush administration. a year later, saudi arabia was overthrown -- saddam hussein was overthrown. a democratic government was established. and finally in 2011, a formal declaration of the end of our mission was announced. but 10 years later, this authorization for the use of force remains on the books. we must

he found that the black lives matter chapter in st. paulbut now says within a year he learned and's true motive. restaurant turner is here to tell his story, you're not going to want to miss it. ♪ ♪ >> laura: for much of the last laura: for much of last year the angle was you the black lives matter movement was not only going to bring destruction and chaos to inner-city communities across the country but he wanted to destroy the nuclear family structure while lining their own pockets. we are not the only ones who sought blm for what it really was. our next guest gives us an inside look at why he left the st. paul chapter of blm shortly after joining. >> after a year on the inside i learned they had little concern for rebuilding black families and cared even less about improving the quality of education for students in minneapolis. that was made clear when they publicly denounced charter schools alongside the teachers unions. >> restaurant turner is director of the parent union and joins us now. thank you for joining us. do you expect more b

our next guest gives us an inside look at why he left the st. paulpter of blm shortly after joining. >> after a year on the inside, i learned i had little concern for rebuilding black families and cared even less for building education for students in minneapolis. that was made clear when they publicly denounced charter schools alongside the teachers union. >> overshot turner is now the executive director of the minnesota parent union and he joins us now. her shot, thank you so much for joining us. >> good evening, laura. >> laura: do you expect more bom members to come to the same conclusion that you have, especially on the schools issue? >> i am hoping so. when you look at the education gaps here in minnesota, black kids compared to white kids, and it just baffles me that black lives matter is a national organization is not taking a close look at the black minds that are being affected every day due to policies that teachers unions like education minnesota, their leader denise specht, put it into place. i'm still very frustrated. it's hard to truly

people of marched through the streets of st. paul minnesota. they raised a flag over the state capital as well. >>> vaccinated california residents canals review their records digitally. it follows national standards for security and privacy and it was built by the state. you first have to enter your name, date of birth, email or mobile phone number all associated vaccine record. after creating a four digit pin number you will get a link to your record. explaining the same information as the cdc paper card. for more information visit our website kpix.com. >>> moments ago there was an update on the white house covid- 19 response. they need to meet the goal of getting 70% of adults vaccinated by july. so far only 14 states have reached that target. kamala harris is in atlanta to urge people to get vaccinated against covid-19. she toward a site in ebenezer baptist church. saying getting the vaccine is an extension of the same saying of love thy neighbor. it comes as the delta variant is now on the rise in the u.s. the variant first discovered in i

but the st paul's service will provide a moment to take stock, and to hope for better times. woman to present the channel a show in its 39—year history. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been to meet her. countdown theme plays. hello and welcome to countdown. as you've probably guessed, i'm new but it does mean now three girls do countdown. today's the day when anne robinson takes overfrom nick hewer to become the sixth host of channel a's countdown. a visit to the studio proved that she's already making herself at home. anne robinson in the countdown chair? how is it? they've had to adapt it because i'm much smaller than nick, so there's a sort of platform coming out here that you won't have noticed, and i'm right—handed. he was left—handed, so i don't have the buzzer any more. this is all very interesting. technical. a hook for my handbag that i only got yesterday, i've been asking for weeks. the stat that keeps getting trotted out, you are the first woman to present the show in 39 years of it. when that's said, how does it make you feel? it made me feel cr

on st paul's cathedral.nd, described as the platinum party at the palace. the palace says the bbc will stage a special live concert from buckingham palace, bringing together some of the worlds biggest entertainment stars. members of the public will be invited to apply for tickets for this special event and the ballot information will be released in due course. on sunday the 5th ofjune, the big jubilee lunch will take place, a street party, an opportunity to share friendship and fun with neighbours according to the palace. and it will conclude with the platinum jubilee and it will conclude with the platinumjubilee pageant, 1000 platinum jubilee pageant, 1000 people platinumjubilee pageant, 1000 people outside buckingham palace with street art, theatre, music, circus, carnival and costume, commemorating the service of many people. the palace hoping this will be very much a forward—looking event after the bumpy few months that the queen and the royal family have endured. and those who wish can come out and cele

a service of thanksgiving will be held at st paul's cathedral to recognise the work of nhs staff whoine throughout the pandemic. it will take place on 5thjuly, the same date as the nhs in england was founded 73 years ago. simonjones reports. applause and cheering. emotional tributes to nhs workers, who've risen to the challenge of the coronavirus crisis. this was for carers, people coming out on their doorsteps near the start of the pandemic to thank doctors, nurses and health staff who've made such a difference. now, st paul's cathedral is set to host a socially distance service on the 73rd anniversary of the foundation of the nhs. among those invited are mae parsons, who administered the first covid vaccine in the world outside of a trial to margaret keenan, and catherine dawson, who credits doctors with saving the life of her and her baby. catherine was 32 weeks pregnant when she contracted covid, and had to spend eight days on a ventilator. also present will be some of the doctors who helped treat the first coronavirus patients in the uk. i will be there with colleagues, and we w

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he worked in st. paul as a school cafeteria supervisor. >> he was a bright, caring individual.loved the work that he did. he loved his mother, his sister. his whole family. >> i can tell you miss him. >> oh, yeah, without a doubt. i think about my nephew every single day. it could be a song. it could be a kid i see walking down the street with dreads. i think about phil. >> reporter: the pain of sudden loss still lingers. and for his uncle clarence, the fear that this couldto him rema. >> driving while black and dealing with law enforcement is one of the most serious and deadly encounters that could happen to a person of color. the seriousness of an african-american dealing with police has been a problem in our country for 150 years. >> reporter: an abc news investigation in partnership with our own stations examining traffic stops has revealed stark disparities. >> every one of these young men we talked to can recall getting stopped by police. this is an issue from coast to coast. >> reporter: in a number of major cities across america, black drivers are far more likely to be

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. >> because of that sharp drop in covid cases in minneapolis, in st. paulrday, a covid pop-up testing site just closed and this one at the minneapolis convention center is set to close later today, phillip >> gabe, thank you >>> still to come, cnbc will tell us how the teamsters are delivering the fight to amazon >>> and the building blocks to a bigger future. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. janssen can help you explore cost support options. still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. downy unstopables i wonder where froot loops come from? follow me! ♪♪ just follow your nose! mmmm! part of a complete breakfast. wet dishes? mmmm! residue? spots? it's not your dishwasher's fault. simply add fi

situation with democracy, civil society and human rights in russia, i will raise the topic of wallace, st. paul and his poisoning use of a nerve agent and his rest as well as the reaction of russian authorities to treat protest. there's an obvious drift towards authoritarianism, with in particular this arbitrary arrests collective arrests preventive arrests regarding the case of mr. alexis volney. more than 3000 people have been before delay arrested. this wave of detention is something that the russian authorities urged nations blaming moscow to sort out their own anti locked down demonstrations, which have often seen us. an officer is brutally charging at protesters the the . 8 latimer reputed way didn't noting some countries had shown a surprisingly close interest in the russian opposition. so take a look at the side defense in the united states, where people refuse to accept the election results and stormed the congress. why is it only our non systemic opposition? that you are interested in, and some think america itself may have questions to answer. i think 2 things are happening. one, the

the initiative for the change was brought forward by the people themselves and date a st. paul girl's school spokesperson explained the move in an official statement. it was the suggestion of our senior students that we changed the name from head go to head of school as more modern age appropriate and inclusive from 19 o 4. and for decades afterwards, the senior student was called head of the school. so in making the change, we are confirming not denying our ethos and traditions. and that's not the example by 1st, several scottish schools are also teaching their titles of head boys and girls, and replacing with school captains in the time to gain approval from an l. g. b t friendly charity, but a christian institute spokesperson condemned the schools had teachers for what they described as caving to wo career the ologies, while sacrificing traditions, we put the whole thing up for debate. education is no longer in the dark ages to syrian times. you know, i think we have to be respectful and inclusive, and there are many, $1.00 percentage of our population is non binary or inter

the initiative for the change has brought food, but the pupils themselves, st. paul girl school spokesperson explaining the move in an official statement. it was the suggestion of a senior students that we change the name from head girl to head of school as more modern age, appropriate and inclusive. in doing so, we are returning to our roots from a very foundation in 1904 and for decades afterwards, the senior students was called head of the school. so we making the change, we are confirming not denying our ethos and traditions. and that's not the example . several scotty. schools are also teaching that titles have head boys and head girls were replacing them with school captains in an attempt to try to gain approval from an l. g, b, t for the charity, but a christian institute spokesperson condemned to schools had teachers for caving into wo curry ideologies. while sacrificing traditions anyway, put it all up for debate. he would go. education is no longer in the dark. you chose syrian times, you know, i think we have to be respectful and inclusive, and there are m

he's one of several patients at an isolation center in st. paul chuck, a district east of got undo. last week, one of them died local. got this another deal on demand in the 1st wave. patients recovered after a week or 2. but recovery from the mutant variant in the 2nd wave takes longer. and morbidity is higher. more than 550000 people in nepal have got cool bid 19 more than 7000 have died. while recent figures show in daily infections and death exploits fear, the pans they may cause read to real pocket. severely testing, nepal, fragile health infrastructure. more than 90 cobit patients are being treated here into the hospital on the outskirts of cut undue many have arrived from outlying districts, corbett center. on monday, we saw up to 6 depths a day. the numbers down this week, which is a huge relief, but with limited testing and contact tracing, there appears that corbett cases are being under reported. got no hard sport burger dilemma before the lockdown holds of people less men do, which was a virus hot spot. the villages went prepared with quarantine or p c r testing faciliti

first time since 2019 and then on friday the 3rd ofjune we will have a service of thanksgiving at st paul'sd the derby, always a highlight of the yearfor her and later the derby, always a highlight of the year for her and later that saturday there will be one of the highlights of the weekend. it has been described as the platinum jubilee party at the palace and here's what the palace said about it. the bbc will stage and broadcast a special live concert from buckingham palace bringing together some of the biggest entertainment stars in the world. members of the public will be invited to apply for tickets and the ballot details will be released in due course. then on sunday the 5th ofjune you cannot have a jubilee without a street party so the big jubilee lunch will be taking place and an opportunity to share friendship, third and fun with neighbours according to the palace and all concluding with the platinum jubilee pageant. 5000 people outside buckingham palace combining street art, theatre, music, circus, carnivaland art, theatre, music, circus, carnival and costume and commemorating the

as in the government, the state will say move to mr. goodner, mining st. paul, you wrote us know down the pricing, and that's why i need to get the school board today. and my goal is to go to a man and started a new market. we've no market price editing. be really, you said we from the farmer president, you're in color. ok, and i should point out, of course i got that denies any charges. all the allegations of wrongdoing is the difference between those knocked down prices and the market price does not explain the revenue, which is way in excess of industry standards or all of the other things going on. yeah. man, because you know, don't try to feel for you. i can give you an example, or you can write them or know that when they call them and decide to say why you brought here or call they talking to me or we've, the price was 500000 dollars plan needs to be tied into to the role to the government. so we've $150000000.00. can you imagine to be so we are thinking that the men or even can explain their be really new to me. so guess learn when you're in coal is bec

. ♪ ♪ ♪ from the roman hill to st. paul 's church, this new classic edifice is an 1848.ium -- the overwhelming welcome that accompany kennedy thus far as interpreted in the address by his guest. the german people are more thankful that it may sometimes appear these says, especially for having been able to experience the miracle reconciliation. this welcome is a sign of that gratitude. >> our constitution is old, and yours is young. and our culture is young and yours is old. in our commitment, we can and must speak and act with that one voice. our roles our distinct with countermeasures, and our goals are the same, peace and freedom for all men, for all time, in a world of abundance and a world of justice. [applause] >> let it not be said of this atlantic federation that we left ideals in vision to the past. nor purpose and determination to our adversaries. we have come so far, we have sacrificed too much to abstain of the future now. and we shall ever remember that the highest wisdom, the best that mankind ever knew was the realization -- [applause] -- the highest wisdom

st. paul's church, this neoclassic -- this neoclassic edifice was opened in 1848.embly met here under the slogan, there shall be one germany. today statesmen of west germany , gathered in the historic auditorium to hear an american president. the overwhelming welcome that has accompanied kennedy this far is interpreted in the address by the president. the german people are more thankful than it may sometimes appear, especially for having been permitted to experience the miracle of reconciliation. this welcome is a sign of that gratitude. pres. kennedy: our constitution is old, and yours is young. and our culture is young, and yours is old. but in our commitment, we can and must speak and act with one voice. our roles are distinct and complementary. and our goals are the same. peace and freedom for all men, for all time, in a world of abundance in a world of justice. [applause] pres. kennedy: we are all visionaries. let it not be said of this atlantic generation that we left ideals and vision to the past. nor purpose and determination to our adversaries. we have com

advantage of the setting on my end goal session, the government decided to say to mr. goodner, mining st. paul, you know down the pricing and that's why me to get to their school board today and in a minute session to go to man and starting in august, we've no market price editing. be really you said we're in the fall break. you're in color. ok and i should point out of course i got that denies any charges. all the allegations of wrongdoing is. ready the difference between those knocked down prices and the market price does not explain the revenue, which is way in excess of industry standards or all of the other things going on demand because they know down pricing for you. i can give you an example, or you can write them or know that when they go them and decide to say, 1000000 bro here or full day. so i'm going to need to get or we've, the price was $500000.00. plan needs to be tied into to roll to the government. me. so we've $150000000.00. can you imagine to be friends? so we are thinking that the men or even better can explain that be really new to me . so guess, learn when you're in call

but the st paul's service will provide a moment to take stock, and to hope for better times.ate have been meeting in rome today. theirfocus has been how to tackle the groups increasing power in africa. but the us secretary of state anthony blinken said the west still had to deal with the 10,000 is fighters being held by kurdish fighters in northern syria. winchester crown court has heard that a 13—year—old was "lured" to a park by a girl, and "ambushed" by two teenage boys, who stabbed him and left him to die. 0liver stephens, known as 0lly, was pronounced dead at bugs bottom fields in reading on three january. 0lly believed he was meeting a girl on her own, but two boys were lying in wait. two boys, both 14, deny murder. a girl, also 14, and one of the boys, have pleaded guilty to manslaughter. the trial continues. in miami, rescue workers say they have not given up hope of finding survivors under the rubble of a collapsed florida apartment block. more than 150 people are still missing, with nine confirmed to have died in thursday's disaster. cbs news correspondent david beg

people tuned in worldwide to watch. 600,000 people tried to see for themselves along the route from st paul'sedding — it marked the moment, a huge shift in the relationship between public and press and the royal family. it was the beginning of di—mania, this huge obsession with this young, 20—year—old girl, this absolute obsession with her that was never going to wane. the wedding took place on a warm wednesday in latejuly almost a0 years ago. it was a bank holiday and for those who didn't line the streets of london, it was essential viewing on the telly. what were you doing that day? i got dressed up in my mum's wedding dress and watched the royal wedding. and how old were you? i was about six. i was 17. did it feel like a fairy tale? it did. yeah, every girl's dream. i just think everybody was so pleased to see them together and married. it was just essential viewing. nobody i knew didn't watch it. the dress is on display for the first time in 25 years at kensington palace — all 25 feet of train, 10,000 mother—of—pearl sequence all 25 feet of train, 10,000 mother—of—pearl sequins and lots a

back on horse guards parade for the first time since 2019 for the bena service of thanksgiving at st paul's party at the palace in the gardens of buckingham palace. we have seen this before in previousjubilee palace. we have seen this before in previous jubilee celebrations and it will involve some of the biggest entertainment stars in the world. there will be places from members of the public and details of that ballot for places will be released in due course. on sunday the 5th of june we will have a street party in the big jubilee lunch will take place which is a chance for communities to come together and then the platinum jubilee pageant right outside the parents with 500,000 people taking part. —— 5000 people taking part. after a couple of bumpy and sad months for the queen the palace want to focus on the central component of the monarchy which is the monarch herself. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. and another record—breaking day of sunshine. the warmest idea so far. just above 20 degrees just outside the warmest idea so far. just above 20 degreesjust outside london

it's easy to do that in florida or nevada but avon and minneapolis and st. paul it is a huge part of that area where people come to et cetera. so we have to change our dialogue and do promotions like that and incentives like we do in other industries. >> you want to add anything to that? >> when it comes to how we view things and one of the things that's important is the unprecedented partnerships that we have created through these tough times i think that adversity creates strange bedfellows but in this case it means that all of the organizations come together and work together to help with tourism and thinking through things in a different way. that's the beauty of entrepreneurship and small business is that we think outside of the box and in some cases we don't have a box because we are focused on trying to solve a problem. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you senator klobuchar. now joining us, senator blackburn. >> thank you so much and for continuing to work on this. when you talk about tourism of course memphis, nashville, east tennessee with th

. >> in 2015 i was a founder of black lives matter in st. paul. believed the organization stood for exactly what the name implies. black lives do matter. however, after a year on the inside, i learned they had little concern for rebuilding black families and they cared even less about improving the quality of education for students in minneapolis. that was made clear when they publicly denounced charter schools alongside the teacher's union. >> sean: the gentleman who said that will be on fox & friends tomorrow. leo 2.0 terrell is with us. my blood just boils. it really does. that student in me of martial arts and self-defense, you know, these people are getting away with this every time. >> yes, sean, where do you start with all of this? a dirty little secret is that the majority of these are people of color and one of the reasons why the media has been downplaying all of this but the man who has had an epiphany about black lives matter? he ought to have an epiphany that's bogus, the police, if anything, are more hesitant, more reluctant to pull

we just arrived from minneapolis-st. paul international airport.illing to see so much of our fleet here in the desert. if you are here to pick it up the light must be at the end of the tunnel. have a safe flight, that delta plane is now back in service. >> that is pretty cool. >> i'm sure he didn't imagine it to be 400 days later. >> i'm glad people are flying and enjoying wherever they are going. hopefully no one is being attacked in the aisles. that really raise my blood pressure. >> can you imagine? >> coming up, the new bay area attraction that any kid at heart will love. >> a ruling on a vaccine mandate. a federal judge's decision on a lawsuit filed by employees who did not want their shot. >> the change coming to apple stores as soon as tomorrow. >>> taking a live i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or

as we go out west, st. paul stays in the 90s same in omaha.hank you >>> meanwhile, this morning, police in california arrested two people overnight for last month's road rage shooting that killed a 6-year-old boy. the suspects both in their early 20s are expected to be charged with murder. police would not reveal how they found the suspects, but it happened after a half million dollar reward was posted the victim, aiden leos, was on his way to kindergarten when someone in a white volkswagen opened fire on his mother's car. >>> also this morning, tributes are pouring in for actor clarence williams iii from "the mod squad. he died on friday in los angeles of colon cancer. he portrayed one of three young delinquents who get in trouble with the law, recruited to work as an undercover police team beginning in 1968, the show became a cultural touchstone williams played prince's father in "purple rain. he was 81 years old. >>> we've got the news covered we have to get hoda's boost. >> got a sweet boost alabama high school senior timothy harrison coul

st. paul's to the christians drag one another into civil magistrate and she was fired. in the eeo takes on and takes it all of the way up to the supreme court of thehe united states. a number of you in this audience know this caseca . well. the spring court of the united states told the obama justice department that even violated position both the establishment clause in the free exercise clause, a c double whammy. now i use a beautiful word about lawyers is think about this. unanimous. risk gator ruth gator ginsburg. by the chief janice roberts and justice alito authored the mighty concurring opinion teasing out this principle of autonomy even more so than a broader sense broader than the chief justice's opinion did. and then joined by justice lena, nine - zero my dear friends. why. because the supreme court of the united states and we are talking about almost membership but it was unanimously in favor of church economy in the face of a serious potential violation of civil rights. the americans of disabilities act. and i believe justice kagan joined b it. and the c con

nobody was out today spinal st. paul, are having the youngsters focus on conditioning. all of them are working as hard as they can, because the president of the thirdly team leakers has said he'd be there. let's get the rest. he's a business man, was hoping to make good deals with possible tre destinations for talented players. so we get the best, but today he doesn't have anything with him that that would mean a speedy escape from life in a refugee camp. maybe a residential program if we had like a who's a registered play can play anywhere in greece anywhere. you know, if he's good enough to play someone, identify, select them is free to go play anywhere he wants. so that's, that's the process we try to help as much as we can. the reality is there's only a small number of players that through yet another shadow on the dreams of the cost . most players always made it. for the moment, les post is only supposed to be a stop along the way, he dreaming of playing for a professional club in a major european city, like in germany or france. poor like going to the early cross

. >> harris: some explosive claims coming from a founder of the black lives matter chapter in st. paul and newly released video, he says he "learned the ugly truth" about the organization. >> i believe the organization stood for exactly what the name implies. black lives do matter. however, after a year on the inside, i learned that they have little concern for rebuilding black families, and they cared even less about improving the quality of education for students in minneapolis. >> harris: charlie hurt, what burst onto the scene for that forte or supporter of black lives matter, the organization, for this to happen? >> charlie: he probably represents a lot of people who got sucked into the messaging of the organization that believes that yes, we don't want things -- bad things happening to black suspects in police custody. we don't -- there is like a 99% support for doing something, anything, that made policing safer for everybody involved, but they managed -- these people that were involved in blm managed to twist it around and politicize it to a degree that i don't think anybody ex

st. john paul ii who was so dedicated mercy his second and cyclical letter was dedicated that. he gave us the feast day of divine mercy on the second sunday of easter. so pope francis wanted to make the mercy god available and to be a focal point of this year which began december 8th of 2015 and, of course, december 8th is the emaculate conception when god and his mercy selected she who was to become the mother of his son born into the world on that day of the epackly the conception which was the 50th anniversary of the conclusion of the second vatican council whose purpose was to make the church more effectively communicate the good news to the world today. >> so this extraordinary jubilee is not in the regular cycle, and the theme a year of mercy which we will get into. that's the theme for the day. extraordinary data on how this year just passed, which ended a couple weeks ago was received. according to the vatican, some 800 million catholics went truth hoggy doors set up throughout the world and many pilgrims went to shrines and claims 6 million hits and so- and so it's bee

it's about 15 20 minutes away over in st paul today to again demand some type of train.ransparency here. it's just very basic statements. andre we know winston smith was wanted. apparently he had skipped out on a sentencing for being a found in possession of a firearm. a couple weeks ago, there was a thought that that he would be armed and the family had said he had spent all day at at a bar across the street with a date. there was a woman in his car when the shooting went down, so they don't know why he was sort of ambush. that's their language ambushed as he sat in the car up in the parking ramp, so law enforcement absolutely has questions and what's interesting. it is the u. s. marshal service. we're not quite as well connected with that federal entity as may be on the ground law enforcement here, but that task force is made up of local agencies. these were local deputies who fired hadn't been county. that's the county in minneapolis sits in and ramsey county that's the large county where saint paul is it was local deputies. but again they were working under this juri

minneapolis and st paul are ending their mask mandates pennsylvania's mask order may be completely liftedor more. are fully vaccinated, but doctors don't want people to let their guard down. follow the cdc guidelines for this syncing and masking, especially in public areas where you don't know other people's vaccine status and as america continues to reopen, there's still are questions about whether employers can mandate that people get vaccinated legally. they. specific employers and businesses can probably say you need a vaccine to get in. meanwhile, we could learn later this month if the fda will approve moderna's vaccine for use in young people ages 12 to 17. gary bomb. garten fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. oakland's police chief admits his officers acted outside department policy and all stems from protests following the murder of george floyd. and now 33 officers have been disciplined. good evening to you. i'm andre senior, and i'm heather holmes. well, frank and julie are off tonight. oakland's police chief disciplined those officers were using tear gas to try to d

st. vincent de paul society.nt agreement provides funding for that organization to operate the division circle navigation center, and as shown on page 12 of our report the amendment would extend the term of the grant through june 2025 and increase the not-to-exceed amount from 9.9 to $40 million. we recommend approval. >> thank you, mr. mÉnard. any comments or questions from committee members? okay, we will go to public comment on this item. mr. clerk? >> thank you, mr. chair. for those watching our meeting on cable channel 26 or via streaming link or through sfgovtv or elsewhere, if you wish to speak on this item, please call in by dialing 415-665-0001, enter the meeting id of 187-035-5480, press the pound symbol twice and then press star followed by three to enter the queue to speak. following all of that, await the system prompts that indicates that your line has been unmuted and that will begin your opportunity to provide your comments to the committee. mr. beretto, would you please let us know if we have any