sliced by the mighty mississippi, the capital city of st. paul and the neighboring metropolis of minneapolis come together as one to form the twin cities. and there's no better place to celebrate that sibling rivalry than at the minnesota state fair. wow. it's a lot of people. the great minnesota get together is a 12 day event annually attracting over 2 million people to ground spanning more than 320 acres. and this, the country's largest state fair, can be a beast to conquer, which is why celebrated chef, tv personality, and author of "az in the lost city ophir," andrew zimmern, is leading the way. he doesn't even need a map, this guy. i know where every single thing is. how long has this fair been around? in the late 1840s, when minnesota was just a territory, it was really for the establishment of the agricultural community. you've got union booths, political party booths, independent organization booths. these were places to come discuss the issues of the day. it's not just a carnival. it's actually got purpose. when you talk about the heartl

we'll beright back with music from st. paulolutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes eq. all electric, all mercedes. >> jimmy: thanks to jessica biel and glen powell. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. tomorrow night zac efron and alfonso ribeiro with music from parque courts. "nightline" is next, but first, their album is "the alien coast" st. paul & the broken bones! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ lord can you hear me up there in the the fire br brimstone ♪ ♪ lord the neon lights with green crosses the fire the brimstone the fire and the brimstone ♪ ♪ and lord sink your teeth so i can feel it

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a flight attendant from st. paul.ery single detail, it started like so many others, on a dating site. >> i was at a point where i figured, i would like to meet somebody. >> she quickly found a match, somebody named richie peterson, a former navy seal. >> he had just retired, and he was very decorated. >> he relationship focused? >> right away, i walked into my house and there was four dozen roses. >> wow. romantic. >> two days later, there were four more dozen roses for my daughters. >> what did your daughter say about him? >> they were just like, wow, oh my gosh, teddy bears, and candy. eventually he bought a boat, for us. >> like he gave it to you? >> he had at the marina. >> but he said this boat for you? >> that's a big gift. >> big, it was a nice vote. >> what kind about was a? >> it was like a 31 foot chris craft. it's loved all of us and a kitchen and bathroom. >> he's not messing around? >> now, he's not. >> i mean, this is great. >> missy had now spent four months with her new dream man. >> we've not got alon

sir james savage and st. paul, to longwood, you are too many feral cats and we need to tell it as an allan problem to nudges as why were broken or if we catch up from october to march and do an analysis that will give the birds a chance for the trucks. his voice and enjoy the rest of the year. we can create new habitats, which is the plan. in the space of 10 years, dennis and his predecessors have succeeded in doubling the wire bird population. and today the species is no longer classed as endangered. but with only 510 adults counted in 2020, the little clover is still vulnerable. as a result of climate change and habitat modification, st. helena is facing increasingly frequent periods of drought, which is having a devastating impact on the islands flora and fauna. now more than ever, support is needed to faith. this unique bird but the little insect of all has not had its last word. and recently, it has taken up residence in a very special place. on the north east side of the island, the arid land still bears the

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alliance, deepen our security cooperation across the border and did abuse washington bureau chief in st. paul told me how biden is supporting sweden and finland in their bids to join nato. well and nick, we just saw the press conference from president biden and the 2 leaders of finland and sweden and all 3 of them really wanted to celebrate this as a very historic moment, which indeed it is. because we have to keep in mind that this, the nato membership of sweden and finland would kind of end up 200 years or so of military, none, alignment of these 2 countries. so both, all 3 of them i shall say, really try to put out a, a happy mood and especially a president biden, also kind of try to draw attention to the fact that he himself really sees him as kind of the builder as a very strong and important force in this movements toward the extension with 2 members of nato. so it was a moment of celebration and the moment of unity. ok, but spoiling the celebrations. as we all know, is turkey, which has expressed skepticism about the 2 countries. joining me to howard our, the americans in present, been

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i believe st. pauls early letter, i'm not sure which one it was, letter to the corinthians, says if jesus did not rise from the dead, our faith is in and it is a lie, it is not true. so we need to know, we need to believe this is an historical fact that jesus did rise from the dead. paul seemed to. what can you tell us about that? >> well, there is a number of angles to approach the question. one of them is the physical evidence that remains of the passion itself to show he did die and the resurrection. and so obviously the fact we just have an empty tomb, we believe the bodies in heaven, body was risen, made spiritual, but actually corporal, so touchable, like, tactile. but at the same time we're, like, on earth, we can't point toward a body, in the sense of bones and what remains, and in a sense for catholics that's already evidence because you think about all the saints, we have some piece of their body usually. >> relics. >> relics. we're into relics. we don't have a relic for jesus or the virgin ma

tonight, jessica biel, glen powell, and music from st. pauloken bones, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you. thanks. very nice. i'm alive. i lived. i survived covid. i was out for last week. hopefully you noticed. i was out for last week. i

. >> massive rallies in washington d.c., new york, even st. paul, minnesota. rally in dc started on the national mall. ended at the steps of the supreme court. the supreme court, of course, expected to overturn roe v wade in an upcoming raleigh. >>> supporters show up here in the bay area as well. you are looking at the rallies in san jose and san francisco. nbc's tom jensen talked to some of the demonstrators today, you say, this is only the beginning. >> this is one of numerous -- going demonstrations going on across the nation pick up the one in san francisco, the motto is bands off our bodies. >> similar protesters are scheduled for today from new york to l.a. >> when you do nothing and things will get worse. it's not necessarily going to stay the same. things will get worse. i don't want that to happen. i want my body, my choice. >> the protests come just days after the u.s. senate failed to pass a will that would have protected women's reproductive rights, including a right to an abortion. and in the wake of the supreme court draft opinion leak that woul

rallies as you can see here in washington, new york city and st. paul minnesota were among more than 380 scheduled events nationwide all with the call ban off our bodies. several of them were held across the bay area one of the largest. its way through the streets of san francisco abc 7 news reporter ryan curry was there and heard from many different ichere you each step is a step calling for change and people have to have their feet on the street. and that's why. we're in san francisco thousands making their voices heard for the rights of women following the leak that roe versus wade will be overturned women. i know. hashes if they had money, they went overseas for abortions. they went to guam they went to japan. they went to michael. and puerto rico for abortions. do we want to see that again? absolutely not sky 7 flying over the protest that started at civic center and made its way down market street various ages and ethnicities joining together to stand. for their rights and we would like to take back just being able to have control of our bodies an

how could i use crypto current st. paul? yeah. do i did that one? i mean most parts of the country were rebel control to february and very few have any internet coverage at all. even here in the capitol, the bit rate is slow. it is hard to imagine how the coin is going to work on the vis pollutions but 7 percent of the population do have better internet access jungle. the niece is one of the lawmakers who voted for the bill. he say's change is coming. the axis went and i believe it's a right not a privilege anymore. in today's economy, the government has invested with the help offer african development bank and many other partners to bring her optics. we are in the process of implementing fiber optic within the next 12 month of fiber optic will be operational in our country. so everyone who has in me can get access to the internet. but the opposition rejects the new lo and plans to challenge it in the constitutional court. the central african republic has a currency it is one of seeks central african countries that share the see if a friend backed b

you can reduce dependency on russian energy. brussels proposes to switch from st. paul, to move to a faster roll out of renewable energy and also cut energy consumption by 13 percent brussels expects that would require $210000000000.00 euros in extra investments. it comes off the e, u members, bulgaria and poland were earlier cut from rushing gas supplies because they refused to pay in roubles the violating a demand by moscow. france, germany answer k. i have reportedly agreed to pay you arose with subsequent conversion to roubles. and meanwhile, is highly an energy company in i has said its opening accounts with russia as gas from bank to keep the supplies flowing as deadlines for the payment of gas supplies are scheduled for the next few days. any has begun the process of opening to current accounts that gets prom bank. the decision has been shared with the italian institutions. it was taken in compliance with the current international sanctions framework. well that says italy's prime minister has emphasized that the country's trade with russia remains in a gray area

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. two historic cooling towers at the la robla coal fired power plant in leon in spain have been demolished. the power station was built in 1971 and will be replaced by a hydrogen power plant. it's formed part of the landscape of the mountains of the valle del alba region for decades but it took just seven seconds to be reduced to rubble. and now they are gone! that is it from us. see you soon. hello there. we've got some rain moving its way southwards through the r

you're in st. paul, i'm in moscow, but i'm sure people on in your half of the woods are also watching. i am following this sounds like because it has already affected much of the globe is not directly done perhaps indirectly. how much interest do you see from your countrymen to what's happening world, the part of your brain? well, brazil is really a big territory. as you mentioned, we have a diversity of ethnic groups. and i did send the question it to the russian history . we are ears to a colonial tradition. so we had cycles of friends domino's powers, elder ruling, the brazilian work now is to pursue the territory. but the fact is that the shoe size of the country implies that maintaining the order, maintaining peace or keeping even keeping the territory as an interior. part of one government has always been the main challenge. anyone governing brazil. so in this we are kind of look over indoor gamlee country we, we, we don't have it for edition, especially among the press, even among the breath. we

brother and attended the unveiling an earlier there was also a rally outside the governor's mansion in st paulformer minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, is now serving 22 years in prison for floyd's murder. still to come tonight. six people trapped inside a strip mall after part of the building collapses, how firefighters were able to free them. and i'm tracking that forecast includes a significant cool down look into the weekend as well back here with the five day ahead, creating a safe space at school in light of the texas school shooting after the break, we're going to introduce you. to the high school student here in the bay area, using the horr ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. for state controller, like a trip to great wolf lodge. only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste.

parts of living, st. paul and water infrastructure, our repairs coming along. well, ah, this morning, dear mayor of levine assessed the situation. he gave an update. he said that there were still some houses, some areas of the view where there was no electricity bugged out. everything would be restored. oh, quite quickly here there were 2 east trikes there on the leave and there they are. they are created some power outage, also some a water shortage last night, very briefly, birch. what are the mayor made clear this morning? is that levine was preparing for such attacks on it's so critical infrastructure and was ready by brands we heard. the electric systems are autonomous, especially he was mentioning the example under hospitals which haven't been affected by those strikes. those tries, in fact targeted the entirety of western ukraine. western and center reacquainted was the 1st time since the beginning of the russian aggression against ukraine, doubts, a messiah that was fired into k patient or montana into a province offers. i can patch out where impacted a

of trade and industry will be coming by later today. 35 year old young christian investor stock st. paul horning speaking to business leaders. he defends the sanctions against russia. watkins of knowing they affect every one in his audience, including gregor and the shipyard yaki, to see the office by the go, all full. if y'all down in the dumb off, the situation is dramatic, but they companies, he make a large part of their sales from rushing clients, e keep long jobs, and people in the region is also important from a security perspective. again, another reason why the government agreed on extraordinary financial assistance and philip met extraordinary there who miss garrett hill talk. it should be easier for gregor and the others to get loans now. but gregor still has questions. i got up to you. i mean exactly. my counselor is already scratching his head too hard to get in touch with us. no doesn't. i'm for the oklahoma in mississippi on home. if we need to know i s i p. so we can sort out the details a little. they had something before they recognized the challenge, this particular on

a great deal for you, so great guys, that will stay in the st. paul. well, that's it for me in the news team here in moscow head to our website at r t dot com for live updates. thanks so much for joining us. ah . ah, ah. ah, the 1st time in history and entire countries, culture has been cancelled. the very modern weapon cancelled culture. really desert . wonderful. i was just a little thought when will you get just me sitting there with the phrase now, particularly refers to counseling russian culture yet them know what to create the fuel. because if you, when you're my focus, sure, what will be your there is killing. so that the most of the temperature random e, normally what rushes created over the past 1500 years, there's no question partially condemned, reviled and rejected to sort of like a bullet panel. there's a lot closer on a whole bunch. thank you, said a little short list. joining total condemnation, gross daily and now enclosed da staff skate to cascade shostakovich that i need to you all the pool left. but yes, she says that what the time

the archbishop was due to deliver the sermon at the service at st paul's cathedral in london on fridayacross the country on thursday, eight images of the queen have been projected onto stonehenge. to many people, her majesty projects an enduring image of britishness around the world — so in thisjubilee week, our royal correspondent, daniela relph, looks at the queen's iconic image. one of the most photographed and painted people in the world. sometimes a vivid presence in public life. 0rjust a quiet part of our every day. being king or queen is an exclusive club. jordan's king abdullah is in a unique position to understand the pressures and privilege of monarchy. his father, king hussein, became king in 1952, the same year as the queen's accession. a close family bond that continues today. when you look at her majesty, you look at consistency. and i think putting the moral bar at the highest point possible. again, if you look at 70 years of british history, you've had good days and bad days. her majesty, i think, was a beacon of light, of hope, and continues to be, i believe, for your

and as far south of st. paul column for that most of the sudden thailand and north of that, the seasonal rain showing itself up. this is what you would call the plum range that's a bit disorganized moment. is this line through here which is growing in southern china and sort of inducing a bit of rain through han shoe as well which it can move eastward. give a tokyo a wet day. the same time that party china's not wet is enjoying the sunshine too much of it is quite hot in shanghai, certainly quite hot in beijing and his, the harvest is taking place of which the moment is being celebrated near its ripening this year. largely because we've had more than one of these periods of hot sunny weather. now here is the monsoon, where you might ask, well, it's really more or less this sort of line here hasn't really affected mainland india very much, or a few showers going on in land. but the north is more affected now by hot and dusty conditions. ha, airway issue. and i of the journey from the al jazeera london girl cath, i

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.june, after the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. and full coverage of those events will be on the bbc. hello there. rain has continued to push southward through the night, dampening for the ground, watering for the gardens. that watering for the gardens. will not be repeated this weekend. that will not be repeated this weekend. generally temperatures into the high teens, possibly 20, there will be sunshine but some showers as well. the rain making its way southwards on this weather front, quite maki

beautified with his presence and first miracle that he brought in cana of galilee and is committed of st. paullth and forsaking all others, keep the only unto her, so long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> lynda, will you have this man as by wedded husband to live together after gods orders and the holy estate of matrimony? will you love him, comfort him, honor and keep him in sickness and in health and forsaking all others keep the only unto him, so long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> who gives this woman to be married to this man? >> her mother and i. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i, charles, take the, lynda to my wedded wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poor, and in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till death us do part. >> according to gods holy ordinance and their two i apply the my trough. lynda, take his right hand now. >> i, lynda, take the, charles, to my wedded husband, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poor, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till d

on friday 3june, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.he derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace, produced by the bbc, on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday 5 june, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving, and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. four passengers have had a narrow escape after a plane crashed into a garden in texas. the aircraft had taken off from hobby airport in houston but within minutes, the pilot reported engine problems. he was trying to return to the airport when the plane came down just behind a row houses. —— came downjust behind a row of houses. no—one on the ground was injured and the pilot has been praised for avoiding the homes as the plane came down. all over the world, people are gene

and is commended by st. paul to be honorable amongst all men.tate of matrimony? we'll talk about love her, comfort her, honor and keep her in sickness and in health and forsaking all others, keep the only on to her so long as you both shall lift? >> i will. >> linda, wilt thou have this man to die wedded husband, to live together after gauze ordinance in the holy estate of matrimony? wilt adele love him, comfort ham, honor and keep him in sickness and in health and forsaking all others, keep the only on to him so long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> who giveth this woman to be married to this man? >> her mother and i. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i, charles, take the, linda. >> i charles take the linda. >> to my wedded wife. >> to my wedded wife. >> to have and to hold. >> to having to hold. >> from this day forward. >> from this day forward. >> for better, for worse. for richer, for poorer. >> for richer, for power. >> in sickness and in health. >> in sickness and in help. >> to love and to cherish. >> to love and to cherish. >> ti

the archbishop was due to deliver the sermon at the service at st paul's cathedral in london, which isyork, stephen cottrell, will take his place. deep peat moorland is being burned in some parts of england despite a ban, according to the bird protection charity the rspb and the climate group greenpeace. deep peat soils support rare ecosystems and store huge amounts of carbon, and last year the government introduced a ban on burning peat deeper than 40cm in some protected areas, but the two charities say they have evidence of dozens of fires which they believe are in breach of those regulations. here's our climate editorjustin rowlatt. a huge fire burns on the upland peat soils of the north york moors. shooting estates burn moorland vegetation to stimulate the growth of the green shoots grouse like to eat. peat is the most carbon—rich of all soils, it forms in water—logged areas from partly decomposed plant material. how deep is the peat here? let's find out. yeah, let's find out. whoa! so it's over a metre depth here. last year the government banned fires on peat soils deeper than a0

and has committed of st. paul to be honorable of all men. and charge you both as you will answer at the dreadful day of judgment when the secrets of all heart shall be disclosed, that if either of you know any impediment why you may not be lawfully join together in matrimony, you do now confess it. for be well assured, that if any persons are join together otherwise then as god's word allow, their marriage is not lawful. charles, will vow have this woman to thy wedded wife? to live together after gods artists in the holy estate of matrimony? will thou love her, comfort her, honor and keep her in sickness and in health and forsaking all others, keep the only on to her so long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> lynda, will vow have this man to thy wedded husband, to live together after gods ardent ends in the holy estate of matrimony. will thou love him, come for him, honor and keep him and in sickness and in health and forsaking all others, keep the only on to him so long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> who gave this woman to be marr

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.r the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. a reminder of our top story. a further 50 civilians have been evacuated from the azovstal steelworks in the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol. the figure was confirmed separately by the ukrainian deputy prime minister, iryna vereshchuk, and russia's ministry of defence, which said eleven children were among those rescued. president biden has announced a new 150—million dollar package of us military aid for ukraine. weapons supplied by the us and its european

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral. saturday the 11th ofjune, after the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. back now to our top story and the election results. we now have the verdict of most of the voters who cast their ballots yesterday. the conservatives have been punished in parts of england, the lib dems have had several successes, and labour say their results mark a "turning point". 0ur political correspondent ben wright has been speaking to voters. the party has also won westminster for the first time ever. _ but gains outside of

on friday 3june, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral.ill be the platinum party at the palace, produced by the bbc, on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday 5june, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving, and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. all over the world, people are generating help for ukraine and the refugees who have lost their homes, families and livelihood. now, the biggest brewery in the world has come up with a project that is basically a donation in a can. wendy urquhart reports. this isn't just any this isn'tjust any old beer, this is ukrainian beer. cans are rolling off the conveyor belt at the speed of 90,000 per hour, and anheuser—busch is hoping the money will roll in just as fast, because all of the profits wi

. >> reporter: unlike many grocery stores in rural america, st. paulhut their doors. >> who's your boss? >> we have six of them, a mayor and five council members. >> they run the only market in town, but the city owns it. a unique arrangement to keep food available. >> reporter: you lived mere when there was not a store, what was it like? >> it was rough, you learned to pack coolers with you everywhere you went, we are literally 17 miles to the next walmart closest grocery store. >> reporter: 40 million live in food deserts nationwide, in rural areas that is ten miles from a store. more than 20% are low income. the irony is that they are surrounded by growing fresh food, there's no access to it. the humanity house in kansas feeds close to 2,000 people a month. rural pantries are not at as plentiful as in cities. without this resource what would the families do? >> they would starve. they would starve. >> reporter: when they learned their grocery store in kansas could close, they bought it. if the store did not exist, where would they get their grocerie

police have named the man who died after being found with stab wounds yards from st paul's cathedral, 32, from romford was discovered injured in gresham street at 11.30 on sunday evening. mr 0dunlami was taken to the royal london hospital, but later died from his injuries. muslim households in the capital have reported struggling to provide enough food for theirfamilies as they broke the fast during ramadan. according to the charity islamic relief, there's also been a significant increase in the use of food banks since the last two lockdowns, exacerbated by the rising cost of living and the pandemic. in case it's passed you by, londoners are heading to the polls this morning. all 32 london borough councils are taking part in local elections. for more information on the issues and how to vote, head to the bbc london website, the address is on your screen now. a deaf school in north london has enoyed a surprise visit from strictly come dancing winner rose ayling—ellis and her dance partner giovanni pernice. the visit was to mark their nomination for a tv bafta for the must—see moment o

st. paul's in concord, new hampshire a few years back.ate and discussion was eaten into you, wasn't it? >> we had a terrific tradition of back-and-forth, socratic. tom: it was a really important tradition back then. what happened to america where we walked away from the niceties of debate? >> the united states senate used to be the greatest deliberative body in the world. and obviously a lot of people are anxious about where the deliberation is today. it has changed. it's really changed. in the 1990's our politics change. it became far angrier, far more intense, far more personal. you remember the discussions of politics of personal destruction. now we have a lot of angry people who are appropriately angry on either side of the aisle. right, left. and they just don't feel the government is delivering to them and we have to change that. lisa: how does the u.s. lead with such disunity at home? >> i think president biden is showing how you lead right now. he's in asia. he has been leading on global climate change around the world. he put ame

this is dren indidrone video fr minneapolis/st. paul. this as you can see numerous homes in the west central portion of the state, upper midwest. and we're looking at the storm system thousand beginning to edge its way toward the great lakes and towards the panhandle of oklahoma and texas. so it begins to pull away from minnesota, so there will be cooler air instead, but still the flood risk persists there. there were five tornadoes across the midwest in the last 48 hours. all of those were in minnesota. we don't have any reports of any fatalities, but lots of damage, lots of wind. not just minnesota, but also into iowa, also south dakota and into nebraska as well. so we'll stay on top of the severe weather. it shifts further toward the east for the great lakes and into texas again by wednesday, so we're not finished with that severe weather risk at least in the middle of the workweek. >> and i know you'll stay on top of it for us. karen maginnis, thanks very much. >>> the death toll keeps rising from severe weather in northeastern brazi

on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral. by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, bbc news. back to our top story and the election results. we now have the verdict of many of the voters who cast their ballots yesterday. the conservatives have been punished in parts of england and the lib dems have had several successes. labour say their results mark a "turning point" but what does this all mean for who will end up in downing street 0ur political correspondent ben wright has this assessment. gains outside of london have not been _ gains outside of london have not been seen _ gains outside of london have not been seen i

he had been due to preach at the service at st paul's cathedral on friday as part as part of the platinumeth palace on thursday. the archbishop of york will breach the surgeon —— the sermon in his place. let's get more on the french government holding emergency talks with police and european football officials to discuss what went wrong at this weekend's champions league final. it follows widespread condemnation of the tactics of french police, who used tear gas and pepper spray on thousands of liverpool fans as they queued to get into the stadium in paris. suzanne gower is a liverpool fan who was at the match. she's also a lawyer who worked on the hillsborough disaster. she described tojoanna gosling what happened i was one of the lucky ones in that i was one of the lucky ones in that i attended with my sister and we got there really early and we were at there really early and we were at the station by about quarter past six and we got into our seats by 650. i'm a lawyer and i worked on the hillsborough inquest sol 650. i'm a lawyer and i worked on the hillsborough inquest so i know quit

and thank you to our interior secretary who was in minneapolis and st. paul, minnesota, this weekend who was at the headquarters of the folks who are here trying to seek the reconciliation for children who attended boarding schools. really quickly before i get to the subpoena issue i would like to address the term such sums as may be needed. as an authorizing my first came to congress, that was all that was in the education bills unless we were reauthorizing something that had a current base number. it's custom in usage when you're launching something you put in such sums as needed. that's because when it goes to the committee she will have a targeted amount of money that she can spend on the interior bill and that gives her the flexibility of balancing all the needs of indian country within the interior bill and making sure that she works with organizations to make sure that they have the necessary funds to do the minimum, more if we can do more, and the maximum they can spend if they can spend it at a time. and if ms. pingree has that amount of money there.

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