st. paul's for our last rehearsal, and that's when the camera lights were on full. >> a crowd of about 3,000built up. their enthusiasm unmistakable. prince charles was so relaxed, he nearly came to grief on the top step. and when it was over, prince charles clasped lady diana's hand reassuringly and unaffectedly. >> she was photogenic. she was young. she was beautiful. the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story, but behind the scenes a whole different story was playing out. a story of struggle. a story of a 19-year-old girl naive in this world trying to find herself. ♪ >> here at the bbc, we've mounted the biggest ever outside broadcast. there are more than 60 cameras covering the processional route. >> let's face it.essional route. the british know how to put on a big event like this. >> the date was getting nearer and nearer, and it was starting to sink in how many people were going to be watching this wedding and how important it was going to be. >> is your hat heavy? >> no, not particularly. >> this whole machine had just taken on a life of its own. >> just about

he will be inward choices. donald trump made, and our washington bureau chief in a st. paul is in via wyoming. she joins me now. now police polling suggest that list cheney will lose her seat to her challenger is, is the direction that the republican party is going in. our other moderates also being ousted. yeah, you know, only i'm actually here a tag on is expected very soon to celebrate german slides with terry i not so far away than oh, really on the very good one side of the republican party been climbing regulations for the ritz. the only use is that if you just said this, jamie was very outspoken in your critique to walk. donald trump involvement in the general storming of the capitol. and here i had met with him and therefore he adored her. and that is what it is today. this is not merely about these 2 women, which i had gone over. the republican party said there is some speculation that cheney could challenge trump as the republican candidate for president. could you make a comeback? well, it's interesting. see was really run over for the republican party only 2 year

a saturday morning in early august, maggie willie and her service dog arrive at the minneapolis-st. paulernational airport. air travel isn't at the top of most people's lists of favorite things to do these days. it is no different for willie. >> flying is stressful, there's a lot of unknowns. i've had my wheelchair damaged. when i got to my next destination, it was broken. >> she has a neuromuscular disease called primary lateral sclerosis. luckily today, they are not flying anywhere. they are taking a practice run through the airport so both feel more prepared when there is a real trip. >> i haven't flown for a long time. i wanted to see what was new because it takes away some of the stress when i actually go flying. >> it is part of a program called navigating msp. >> what do we do next? >> check in. >> one saturday a month, people with special needs can come to the airport to get familiar with their travel process without the pressure of having to catch an actual flight. >> where is the plane? >> first we have to do our tickets. >> the program was originally geared towards children wi

st. paul's house. milan has a crush life was the church in the year 916 of the minawit.nt his people here, vladimir how to understand religion. after that , the little guy was told in the overgrown culture shock and told the prince that the trapezium would not be near the temple, but paradise would lose, that this stumbled on vladimir to take permission. russia tore off the recession's wife and great culture in exactly the same way baptism. russia cannot be considered the will and one person of prince vladimir, he so wanted him so certainly there was already some kind of christian contingent in kiev and a in general. this is it these people took a very long time prominent places in the princely council, and he listened to them. here in the annals one can trace such a trend here, the story that prince vladimir gradually comes, as if discussing this decision with his council at baptism. kanshatkovy to self-tseve from vladimir grew up to take a sloop-dzhan, shills of one vera, you know, the byzantine princess in the macedonian dysk became the wife of the prince. khanna sent

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evers, the 11-year-old labrador that is one of the passenger screening canines at the minneapolis-st. paul international airport. he can usually be seen with his handler handler screening travelers and their belongings for explosives at security checkpoints. he has also worked security at big eves like the super bowl and the special olympics world games. that is a cool pup. when i go through security with leo, he barks at those dogs. >> too cute. for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying

vertical take off electric aircraft and far higher speeds than as possible with ground traffic born and st. paul chaffin can but who will be able to afford this form of travel? experts say initially just business travelers and wealthy individuals, but that could soon change this. no, it was. this is a new mobility system offered by air taxes will only be successful, long term. the month if it is accessible and affordable for al, but even that's why the sectors working on gaining exceptions among the population as well as an early mass production of to currently lower costs. there were still questions like, where will the aircraft take off and land and what about noise pollution? what's clear is that the new technology will be climate friendly. laura? hi, this is called ogre sandy's and product is the aircraft is emissions free, which is a huge 1st step using actually the next step involves being able to prove that we can make its production and the recycling of the vehicle and its batteries. but similarly sustainable implies now hi, good mancha for now, the phoenix to we'll head back to the hang

grandchildren, a leader of a country that is under the siege of progressive liberals, a by day in st. paul, this by being quite, i cited here and you are a victor alba does have quite a fan base say in the rest, does me. he does indeed. and is not an uber to c packs. if i just hold his is conference in hungary in spring president former president, trump just met him a couple of day saying he's one of my friends. he came here offering wise to the american people. that was quite interesting. he told li, now we know how to fight communism by. then he also said we need you, we need you of the americans to support us because we are the lone star of europe and then kind of event on, on the immigration. got a lot of applause for that, saying that we don't let anybody without any european roots into our country, into hungary. he talks about family values. said that only a father and mother can build a family and they should leave our children alone. kind of talking about algebra, g q rides in the whole debate going on here in the united states. so it was very obvious that immigration and now to be

two team scrimmage each other at the vikings facility in the st paul suburb of egon portrayed lance.t was a homecoming of sorts will talk about that in just a moment, but we got to show you this. this gorgeous let's slow it down for you this gorgeous, deep all by lance to the speedy rookie danny gray, who got behind pro bowler patrick peterson for the long touchdown now back to the homecoming. we were referring to lance grew up in the town of marshall about 150 miles from where they practice, so it was good for him to be home. i was excited for sure, i guess, you know, see my family see some friends, but i mean, it's work at this point. you know, i come out here. these two days of practice should be awesome for us on saturday as well. the vikings appreciate that. they actually got some busses from my high school team to come out tomorrow. so i can say what's up to some high school coaches and teammates as well? all right. well we'll see if he plays because originally the coach said that he was not going to play. but maybe trey lance will play. we're going to take you out with a littl

roy hackett was also one of the founders of st paul's carnival, one of the uk's most inclusive events in 2009, and became an mbe in 2020. he has been described as a humble, principled freedom fighter, a man whose legacy lives on. roy hackett who's died, at the age, of 93. programmes at the great mosque of mecca are once again able to touch and kiss one of the most revered relics in islam, the black stone, set in the end shall —— ancient structure known as the cabaye. of the tiers of pandemic restrictions the protective barrier has been removed around it. it was originally set up at the start of the covid-19 originally set up at the start of the covid—19 pandemic but has just been of the covid—19 pandemic but hasjust been taken of the covid—19 pandemic but has just been taken down in time for the pilgrimage season. and before we go — i want to show you these incredible pictures from iceland, where the fagradalsfjall volcano has started erupting again, just a few months after its first eruption in 6,000 years ended in september last year. iceland's government says that — as it's a lava

is even before jesus and st. paulut then those were not once given to us by any human beings of this is an extraordinary idea coming right out of the old testament it is extraordinary a bunch of guys got together and said what about a new country based on the judeo-christian ethic? so if we say yes obviously but if i am on a diet i have to lose 15 pounds i have to stay on the diet anymore. and so what the religion did to a certain extent because we have a community that said yes i get it. but that is not a good idea it is written right here that ten little commandments. you probably don't want toy break them and if you do there will be consequences not only with the law but of the community. so the left became so prosperous reinvented the new idea let's call them ahmad with this little device but inat addition to doing anything and we will build the power to be like god because if we all speak the same language we can all want the same things we will build the tower. what happens to that civilization? it dies with the

roy hackett was also one of the founders of st paul's carnival, one of the uk's most inclusive events, principled freedom fighter, a man whose legacy will live on. roy hackett, who has died at the age of 93. day six of the commonwealth games in birmingham and our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor has been watching the action. with so much going on, knowing where or what to focus on can be difficult. 0ver or what to focus on can be difficult. over at the nec, though, all eyes were firmly on england because my emily campbell. the host nations' flag bearer at the opening ceremony, today hoping to pick up a gold medal after some heavy lifting. it's all gone to plan!— it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus _ it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus it — it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus it a _ it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus it a seven _ it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus it a seven kilograms category, nobody got close. after sitting eight games record in the snatch, she then did the same at the clean and jerk. i snatch, she

group of thieves in a stolen key appeared that camera traffic said crashing into a center divider in st. paulit before being rounded up by the police. the suspects may have been inspired by tiktok trend. authorities linking that to tiktok called the po boys known for stealing pos and releasing a statement saying they are concerned with the rise in local auto theft. the safety and well-being's of the customers and community will remain the top priority. a prosecutor backed by billionaire george soros i went to make a vigorous legal defense after being suspended by governor ron desantis. >> desantis and his abuse of power must be stopped. let me be clear, i'm not going down without a fight. >> ashley: andrew warren did not provide specifics how he would fight his suspension last week, governor desantis sidelined him for promising not to enforce florida laws. >> andrew warrant has put himself publicly above the law. he signed a letter saying he would not enforce any laws relating to protecting the right to life. we are not going to let that get a foothold in the state of florida. speed to a grou

there's areas in minneapolis and st. paul where you on any given day might be carjacked or otherwise. so they end up embracing these policies that have led to such, you know, extraordinary crime and violence in our state and so these are, you know, two kind of limousine liberals that embraced policies that led to incredible violence and destruction in our state. >> laura: good for the criminals. bad for the people. thank you so much, jim. good luck in your race. wouldn't you know it? old joe forgot who the heck is president again? can't be! well, the last bite, we'll try to explain. so we need something super disctintive. dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise. zero lace model. adjusts to low light. and pans and zooms to keep you in frame. take a look at this. so the whole team stays on track. okay, let's get you some feedback. i'm impressed. great, loving your work. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home, work for yo

an overview of where the gorgeous state which you can find in the bible which basically says and st. paul talked about this that the best law is not written on the tablets. it is written in the heart. and some british but also journalists middle-of-the-road people take this view. that england makes it more happy. and the instabilities that are happening in south america. and they say number something that's we know in our hearts will supply us great ability than what they call in a variety of ways their constitution. and they are playing with that idea because of course around 1800s, it's seen as britain unstable and probably counterfeit. that argument is sometimes supplied to take the constitution. much better to have political instances given. >> can i have a question of my own that's sort of connects with that and then i'll give up second question and you can, sorry i don't have time for all of them but i'm wondering and thinking about all the debates that goes into the writing of this constitution.i'm always surprised though to remember that the american constitution unlike the declar

st. paul's cathedral the height of parliament the lower courts in the national gallery.azi command called a bombing declared we shall go out and bumped every building in britain marked with three stars. they also destroyed ivanka's home and working class. near victoria station to parachute mines and three high explosive bombs went off but what's the blast took out an entire terrace ofe houses. the top floor of ivanka's home was leveled. it was how she'd raised a daughter to adulthood and watched a marriage crumble. where she confucian philosophy and practiceru meditation. she had played a boardinghouse mom to haphazard collection of bohemians, and kooks in substantially gone ceilings collapsed onto floors, chimneys stood alone severed from their surroundings. sewage flooded up pipes fires burned to the morning. at daybreak the neighborhood smelled of chard would masonry dust and decay. her large house was declared . uninhabitable. everyone survived. except the family cats it of her cats untimely demise more than anything else which made me somehow determined to fight bac

that juxtaposition of max plunk saying he must have faith, the religious thing, against st. paul the scientific thing, it's meant to be a use of imagery that really blurs those boundaries. he doesn't see the blurring of those boundaries as a negative thing, he sees it as a hopeful thing, he sees it at the thing that could drive things forward in an inspirational way. there's other imagery throughout this film and through other bell science films and which capper was involved. when we get to discussion, we can talk more about how that shifted without his involvement. so, i do want to hear more about what your reactions are in the future, when we talk about these films. but in the meantime, let's stay in the 1950s. what was the critical response to hemo the magnificent? the critical reviews were not great. this is the review from time magazine. hemo is a costly monument to the low opinion that some broadcasters hold of the viewers intelligence. they thought that the film was condescending because it spoke to, potentially, grade school children and really tried to interest them in s

st. paul's advice. whatever is lovely, whatever is true, whatever is good, think on those things. pass that on and show them there is so much better stuff. you live in the wake of greatness. of a genius of brilliance, of heroism. you are in the shadow of that civilization. that should be where you place your existence. and i think it can be done. >> let's hope so. [laughter]an author of the dumbest generation grows up. thank you so much for. >> thank you you were great. ♪ weekends on cspan2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america's story and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for cspan2 comes from these television companies and more. including media come. >> the world change in an instant. but media calm was ready for it internet traffic sword and we never slowed down. schools and businesses went virtual and we powered a new reality. because at media, we are built to keep you ahead. >> media calm, along with these television companies support cspan2 as a public service. >> kristin is a nationa

st. paul's cathedral, the admiralty, and the national gallery. not the command called it a bombing. declaring we shall go out and bomb rebuilding in britain marked with three stars. they also destroyed yvonne and working-class fellow. near victoria station on warwick way to parachute minds andthree i was if bombs went off . and the blast took out an entire territory. the store home was leveled. it was the house where she hadraised a daughter through adulthood and watched a marriage crumble , studied confucian philosophy and practice meditation. whereshe had played boarding house mom to a haphazard collection of bohemians and coops. and it was substantially gone. feelings collapsed on the floors , chimneys severedfrom their surroundings. gas mains exploded, sewage flooded up from pipes .ay at daybreak the neighborhood smelled of charred would and decay. her large edwardian house was declared uninhabitable . everyone survived. except the family cat. it was this t,yvonne said of her cats untimely demise for than anything else which made me somehow determine to fight back. and she did.

packable point here, shows that she is losing the support of her base in the cities of minneapolis and st paulgin, chucking it that close that you could have lost equity properly is pretty good -- the g8 that one up. i think if you look at her community, they don't support the far left, especially socialism. fiscally liberal, but they're socially conservative, and ilhan omar is not and that resonate well with my she almost lost. >> todd: they don't want to be shot in the streets. >> carley: speaking of, were going to get to that in a little bit. sean duffy, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. turning our to ascribe crisis, like as, which is a major problem in american major cities, but it is telling others about what democrat policies like bill reform are taking a devastating toll on the outside community. it being felt in rochester, new york, where 16 year old zaire smith was shot and killed at his sweet 16 birthday party last month ago la'ron singletary joint in. good morning to you. it's not just new york city pigott is also affecting upstate new york as well. >> would morning. you're

back, right there behind, was the executive secretary to this body, to the domestic cabinet, the st. paul urban affairs council. i succeeded pat ten months later in that role. nixon chaired 21 out of 23 meetings in this body, in his first 18 months in office. so, he was into it. you know, as i say, he would read the documents. >> i think we have -- yes, this -- is this the meeting at which she replaced moynahan? >> yeah, i have hair on in this picture, my back is turned to the camera, between moynahan and -- this was the first time i took over from pat in december 5th, of 1969. >> it's interesting, you describe he was like the judge, because professor garten, dean garten, wrote a recent book about three days at camp david, august of 71, when the new economic policy was released. he describes nixon's role there as, really, as a judge. in your book, you described the back and forth arguments that you -- >> like a tennis match. >> like a tennis match, where nixon, and nixon was a masterful manager. he did not, not only did he fear, he brought in, very formidable intellects, and people with e

follow st. paul advice, whatever is lovely, whatever is true, whatever isgood , think on those things. pass back on and show them there's so much better stuff. you live in the wake of greatness. of genius, of brilliance. of heroism. you're in the shadow of that civilization. that should be where you place your existence. and i think it can be done. >> let's hope so. mark bauerlein, author of "the dumbest generation grows up: from stupefied youth to dangerous adults". thank youso much . >> iq emily, you were great . >> book tv features authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 3:30 emergency room doctor thomas fisher gives insight into patient care and the challenges getting the american healthcare system with his book the emergency, i hear of healing and heartbreak in the chicago er and at 8 pm eastern afghanistan war generated base station candidates shares is invisible storm the striving living with ptsd and how it affected his run for mayor of kansas city in 2018 . watch tv every sunday

boys no skirmishes as the two teams ran drills scrimmaged each other at the vikings facility in the st paulwas a homecoming of sorts. the 49ers quarterback grew up in the town of marshall, about 150 miles to the west of where they practiced today, originally, foreigners head coach kyle shanahan said lance would sit this one out on saturday. but he is now reconsidering, saying there's a chance lance will suit up. and as for trey lance, he says, it's great to be back home. i was excited for sure, i guess, you know, see my family see some friends, but i mean, it's work at this point. you know, i come out here. these two days of practice should be awesome for us and started as well. the vikings appreciate that. they actually got some busses from my high school team to come out tomorrow. so i can say what's up to some high school coaches and teammates as well. it's good to be back. it's good to see you. uh it's fine. obviously going to get a couple of good days of work. great days of work here, practice fund practicing yet someone else another defense. alright man traveling and getting in a hote

reporter: on a saturday in early august, malley willie and her service dog arrived at the minneapolis-st. paulal airport. air travel is not at the top of most people's list of things to do these days. it is no different for willie. >> flying in stressful. i have had my wheelchair damaged. so when i got to my next destination, it was broken. >> reporter: she has a neuromuscular disease. luckily, today, she and pascal are not flying anywhere. they're taking a practice run for the airport. both are more prepared when there is a real trip. >> i have not flown for a long time. i wanted to see what was new because it takes away some of the stress when i actually go flying. >> reporter: is all caught of a program called, navigating msp. >> you can watch the apple story tomorrow on pbs news weekend. that is the newshour for tonight. for all of us at the pbs news newshour, thank you for joining us. have a great weekend . >>> major funding has been provided by -- moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. an

it happened in pittsburgh, it happened in st. paul, minnesota. it happened in the south as well. happened right here in washington d.c.. and the point here is not to diminish our ability to get around roads and highways. it is to connect people, where infrastructure is doing the possibility opposite of, that dividing. the point is to connect, not to divide. and yet, in many places, it is actually connecting somewhat dividing others. and the thing that strikes me is, why wouldn't you want us to be dealing with that? when we are preparing the vision for the future. now, there is a lot of different shapes that this can take. in some cases, and again, you are already seeing atlanta, for example, working on a project to do just this -- sometimes it is a very intense project, where you are going to be capping an entire highway that is running through the heart of the city, putting something over it so that it is connected. and maybe who have newland that can be used for communities, for park or developed. sometimes it is not going to be as big an intervention of that. it might be more

school, there is doodles in them just like every kid doodles in their book and there is books from st. paul where he went to high school in the yearbook from el. i touched on them i have some on my bedside if the connection betty actually was once a human being due to leave in a book. other than that he's a blank slate to me and not a very good one he's not anything to be proud of which is sad. >> which is interesting to know so much of your mom from what i read a lot of his self-concept came from the absence. there is a quote that means so much to her that shows up in a number of books about fatherless girls. >> often possible and nothing is safe. >> it is interesting to me and always been interesting that reggie played such a aon role ir self-concept through his nonexistence. >> i firmly believe my mom would love this book in large part because this was all new to her, i don't think she knew this about her grandfather, she knew stuff was auctioned off i don't think she knew who he had debts to and that he killed two people preening through the streets, i don't think she knows that he had

. >> on a saturday in early august, maggie and her service dog arrived at the minneapolis-st. paulonal airport. air travel is not at the top of most people's list of favorite things to do these days, and it is no different for maggie. >> flying is stressful. there's a lot of unknowns. >> i have had my wheelchair damaged. when i got to my next destination, it was broken. >> she has a neuromuscular disease called primary lateral sclerosis. luckily today, she and pastel are not flying anywhere. they are taking a practice run through the airport so both feel more prepared when there is a real trip. >> i have not flown for a long time. i wanted to see what was new because it takes away some of the stress when i actually go flying. >> it is all part of a program called navigating msp. amna: you can learn more and what type. ray tomorrow opbs news weekend. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and have a great weekend. >> major fundi for the "pbs newshour" has been pvided by -- ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. the nsf, the e

in the st paul suburb of egon for trey lance.all by lance to the speedy rookie danny gray. the two hooked up in that first preseason game, greg got behind pro bowl patrick peterson for long touchdowns. now back to the homecoming. lance grew up in the town of marshall about 100 and 50 miles from where they practiced today, so it was good to be home for trey lance. i was excited for sure, i guess, you know, see my family see some friends, but i mean, it's work at this point. you know, i come out here. these two days of practice should be awesome for us on saturday as well. the vikings appreciate that they actually got some busses from high school team to come out tomorrow. so i get to say what's up to some high school coaches and teammates as well. it's good to be back. it's good to see you. uh it's fine, obviously going to get a couple of good days of work. great days of work here, practice fund practicing yet someone else another defense. alright man traveling and getting in a hotel and spend a lot of time with the guys. original

before we adjourn, i want to enter a record from catholic charities of st. paul and minneapolis, without objections, i see none. questions will be due one week from today, tuesday, july 26. for our witnesses, you will have 45 days to respond to any questions in the record. thank you and this hearing is adjourned. [gavels] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] minutes. >> i had a great line. heads up. >> good morning. what is the future to come? in a few hours the democrat led house is set to recess for 45 days, then we will come back

there's areas in minneapolis and st. paul you just you know, on any given day you might be be be carjacked or otherwisee and they end up embracing these policies that have led to such extraordinary t crime and violence inwo our state. and so these are two kind of limousin liberals that have that have embraced policies that have led to incredible violencecend and destruction ine our state. yeah, good for the criminals. baduch, for the people. thank you. that's right. good luck in your right now. wouldn't you know old joe forgot who the heck is president again, can't they ? well, the last fight we'll try to explain l what it's go time. i don't like to patients don't make new great tasting doggle actually broke my word naturally with the water in your body in as little as 30 minutes so you can go gently and go on with life. you don't like chewing through . they put you comfortably in control when september 21st legalizers is back with new receptors that were slow to be , you know, the celebrity dinosaurs or living for first on f

he was also one of the founders of st paul's carnival, one of the uk's most inclusive events, celebrating all about the background to the bus boycott and how he got involved. rat; background to the bus boycott and how he got involved.— how he got involved. roy came to britain in 1952 — how he got involved. roy came to britain in 1952 and _ how he got involved. roy came to britain in 1952 and arrived - how he got involved. roy came to britain in 1952 and arrived in i britain in 1952 and arrived in liverpool and made his way eventually to bristol and like many people who had come during the early years of settlement, what we called the windrush generation, they arrived into an a england that is very different to what they had been left to believed in the home countries in the caribbean so they had been brought up to believe that they would receive a wonderful welcome in the mother country, that was the colonial education they received and what they found was a lot of hostility, not from all quarters but it was an immersive expense in hostility, so discrimination in housing and employment an

roy hackett was also one of the founders of st paul's carnival, one of the uk's most inclusive eventso has died at the age of 93. premier league footballers are to stop taking the knee after gaze. introduced two years ago on the black lives matter movement after the death of george floyd in the us. the announcement has been made before the start of the new season in two days' time. one campaign group said it's disappointed. 0ne campaign group said it's disappointed. parliament's newly created tiktok account has been closed after mps raised concerns about the social media firm's chinese links. use of the popular app, owned by a chinese parent firm, had been an attempt to engage youngsters with the work of parliament. but the relationship between westminster and beijing has been severely strained after seven mps and peers were sanctioned by the chinese state. tiktok said the move was disappointing. a third athird man a third man is been arrested on suspicion that a servant nurse that disappeared nearly a month ago in south london. 24—year—old left her family home in essex and was less s

he was also one of the founders of st paul's carnival, one of the uk's most inclusive events, celebratingman whose legacy will live on. we can speak now to marvin rees, the elected mayor of bristol. good evening to you. i know you knew roy hackett well, so i'm very interested first of all, just tell us about your memories of him as a friend and a person. what sort of man was he?— friend and a person. what sort of man was he? ~ ., , ., friend and a person. what sort of man was he? ~ . , ., ., man was he? well, he was an elder, a leader. and — man was he? well, he was an elder, a leader, and an incredibly _ man was he? well, he was an elder, a leader, and an incredibly humble - leader, and an incredibly humble person, actually. to meet him anywhere, you wouldn't automatically assume from the way he carried himself that he was someone who'd had such a huge impact in bristol or around the rest of the country. but that's the measure of the kind of leadership he provided. and he didn'tjust do it by going out and getting other people to do things, he actually lived the life, he broke through bar

before we adjourn i would like to enter into the record a letter from catholic charities of st. paul and minneapolis. without objection, i see none, for senators at which to select question for the records of those questions will be due one week from today which will be tuesday, july 26. for witnesses you will have 45 days respond to any questions for the record. thank you again so much, and this hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> and the use senate now in recess until 2:15 p.m. eastern for their weekly party meetings. they will hold a confirmation vote for elizabeth wilson hanes to be u.s. district judge for the eastern district of virginia. watch live coverage when members return here on c-span2. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empo

before we adjourn, i want to enter a record from catholic charities of st. paul and minneapolis, without objections, i see none. questions will be due one week from today, tuesday, july 26. for our witnesses, you will have 45 days to respond to any questions in the record. thank you and this hearing is adjourned. [gavels] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> nobody thought this would ever happen, that paris was succumb to the nazis. it was unthinkable, the city of lights it was supposed to be this bastion of enlightenment and freethinking and people -- it an open society. it would-ism got into poland there were mass executions, it was terrible. the executed liberals, freethinkers, and everybody was scared as they came towards paris that was going to happen in paris as well. >> author of taking paris: and its liberation, water and day, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, you can listen to q and a and all of our p

before we adjourn, i want to enter a record from catholic charities of st. paul and minneapolis, without objections, i see none. questions will be due one week from today, tuesday, july 26. for our witnesses, you will have 45 days to respond to any questions in the record. thank you and this hearing is adjourned. [gavels] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: here's a look at what's coming up on the c-span networks. live at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span, the senate banking committee talks about the impact the housing market is having on renters and communities. then live at 2:30 p.m., i hearing on the future of wireless communications and the fcc auction of the radio frequencies used. on c-span two, a look at the economic injury disaster loan program and the decision to stop processing applications in may. that's life at 10 a.m.. then at 10 a.m. the senate judicial committee continues to look at nominat

. >> reporter: i'm in the twin cities, minneapolis, st. paul here with shanan and kaley.ng special. you've got a bunch of different flavor, chocolate chip, chocolate, whatever this is, looks amazing and you have "gma" sprinkles. what is the "gma" special you've created for us. >> yes, so we're taking chocolate chip cookie and mixing in coffee coffee ice cream because it's the morning. >> right. there we go. >> putting that together and then we're going to put some "gma"-themed sprinkles, the blue and yellow here. >> yep. >> we'll roll it here at the end. >> that's so good. and these cookies are really important. you make these yourself, kaley and changed your recipe to perfect the most important part of the ice cream sandwich or tied for first, it's all important. what's up with the cookie? >> we spent a few years tweaking our recipe trying to make it perfect. give it that perfect soft cakey texture so that when you assemble it into a sandwich you can bite through it without squishing the ice cream out the sides. >> i've already had about three of these so far. so, shanan

paul. his back in st. petersburg flooded me. putin used the occasion to sign a new doctrine sitting out roches naval strategy. it includes ambitions for russia to become a great maritime power, with a presence across the entire world. let's say take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. the head of mia mars ruling military shown to has announced a 6th month extension of the state of emergency. the army seized power from the elective government of ounce answered chief last year. they've pledged to hold new elections in august 2023. put observers say, that's unlikely. good parts of the grain silos in the lebanese capital bay route have collapsed shortly before the 2nd anniversary of the devastating exposure that killed more than 200 people. the structure caught fire 2 weeks ago as grain was fermenting in the summer heat. portugal is battling major forest fires after another weekend of plus 40 degrees celsius, heat, $400.00 firefighters have been brought into play battle. i blaze

host: let's hear now from lauren in st. paul, minnesota, on the independent line. caller: good morning. i will give you a two-fold answer. the first one is we spend far too much time not talking about the beauty of the constitution and the founding of america and too much emphasis on tearing it down. i will just talk about the separation of power, executive, judicial, and legislative branch. brilliant idea. not that the founding was great, there have been problems, but the framework of the constitution needs to be taught in middle and high school kids so that people can understand how the citizens can make this a better republic. that is the first thing. the second thing kind of goes to the constitution, we have too much consolidated power in washington, d.c., looking for a one-size solution for the 50 states. where politicians, and i will even say spineless politicians, who prefer to play to the extremes rather than going back to the constitution and looking at -- remembering that the purpose of the constitution was to limit the role of the federal government with

host: let's hear now from lauren in st. paul, minnesota, on the independent line.aller: good morning. i will give you a two-fold answer. the first one is we spend far too much time not talking about the beauty of the constitution and the founding of america and too much emphasis on tearing it down. i will just talk about the separation of power, executive, judicial, and legislative branch. brilliant idea. not that the founding was great, there have been problems, but the framework of the constitution needs to be taught in middle and high school kids so that people can understand how the citizens can make this a better republic. that is the first thing. the second thing kind of goes to the constitution, we have too much consolidated power in washington, d.c., looking for a one-size solution for the 50 states. where politicians, and i will even say spineless politicians, who prefer to play to the extremes rather than going back to the constitution and looking at -- remembering that the purpose of the constitution was to limit the role of the federal government with a

host: darrell is from st. paul, virginia, independent line. caller: good morning.es, first, i have been triple vaccinated, i guess. i finally did get covid. luckily, it was just like an upper respiratory problem. as far as dr. fauci goes, i think he done the best with what they had. i give kudos to him and give kudos to trump, because he really, i think, tried his best to get us on the right track. i do remember, and i saw dr. fauci, might have been on c-span, talking about these masks, do not get them, you are fumbling with them, that is hell you can get contagious -- that is how you can get contagious. i think the old adage of washer hands and stay away from people is the best therapeutic. anyway, i wish him the best. host: one more call, from tommy in custer, georgia, democrats line. caller: thank you. you can kiss covid yes you can catch covid, but the vaccine keeps you from getting sick and dying. host: finishing up this hour of calls on dr. fauci's retirement. thank you to everybody who participated two guests joining us this morning. first, we will hear from

full of valuables a traffic camera capturing teens crashing a stolen kia into center divider, in st. paul boys known for stealing kia positives hyundais as little as asb capable. >> actress anne heche in stable condition crashed into california home before the crash was doing a podcast said she was chasing vodka with wine police have not determined if heche was intoxicated at the time of the crash, charges are expected filed against the texas nurse suspected of speeding through an intersection setting off fiery crash in l.a. that killed six people included infant, held on nine billion dollars bail. demand for grocery delivery cooling as prices for food other goods are soaring grocery delivery early winner during the pandemic. in fanning august of 2019 typically pre-pandemic month americans spent 500 million dollars on grocery deliveries, june 2020, .4 billion now shoppers shifting to cheaper alternatives picking it up maybe going to the store actually to the store. >>, captain maverick soars past competition, titanic, a 662 million dollars ticket sales tom cruise sequel to 1986 original t

host: we go to st. paul, minnesota and hear from diane on the democrats line. go ahead. caller: i am glad you took my call. my biggest story of the week is the fact we have to fight to get this bill passed that is needed. the top people with all of the businesses and all the money can pay their taxes. they need to pay taxes so now we are fighting to tax the rich. donald trump gave them a tax break. 125 -- i make $125,000 a year and i do not have a tax break. i/o the irs and i am paying them every month so i can keep on keeping what i have got. that is my biggest thing of the week. host: how much you have to pay to them a month? caller: right now i am paying $325 a month for my taxes a joy get them paid off because i/o them $5,000 and i did not get a tax break. i did not know who did but it was not me. i did not get a tax break from donald trump. host: we played you the comments of chuck schumer on the inflation reduction act. the democrats proposal. mitch mcconnell on the floor of the senate shortly thereafter. here what he had to say. [video clip] >> i would dare any of

here, surrounded by tapestries, paul was the first to give his audience. the metro was made in the stand pavel petrovich traveled. we have been in europe for almost a year and a half and everywhere we have received a magnificent reception. magnificent gifts. and it was a gift from the french lover king. xvi two tapestries a series of new indian curtains of the gods, a beautiful goddess of fertility opposite adam's moonshine and gentlemen who deigned to ask for an audience with the emperor were waiting for a reception in the white hall and can only enter here with bows and curtsies according to the label. can you curtsy? so beautifully gallantly sat down, such a curtsy should be done at the entrance to the hall in the center and in the morning the gentlemen bow. the second hand is one hand to the heart, the other behind the back and a bow to the magnificent hand. okay , the curtsy leaves the hall strictly backwards. how many people stumbled here? and how many couples did not work out pavel was the first to cancel waltzes, all dances in which gentlemen and ladies could approach each oth

will: gnome craft pub in st. paulthe following: every one of restaurants has been robbed and hi car was stolen from my house and no staff wants to work after it's gotten dark and no one feels safe walking to their car. it's a pub, we closed at 1:00 a.m. and did a tremendous amount of business from 9 till 1 and now we're closed because of safety concerns. the rachel: yeah, i mean, you talked about how hard it is to get earlier in the show for so many employers to get workers when safety now becomes another issue, you're adding and compounding the reasons why it's become harder for people to run a business. i know people from minneapolis really great people who contribute to the community who are like, i think it's time for me to start to move. i don't know, pete, you know a lot of people in minneapolis as well -- pete: or just i'm not going downtown. my panters would say i used to go downtown. i pick and choose the moments and what time of day it is. maybe it's a midday twin's baseball game and i'll go in the middle of