but the people of st. paul chose to elect us. they chose to elect us because of the expertise we bring in the work we have done in our community and the work we will continue to do. >> give the people what they want! what is your message to women across the country who are hoping to also break down their barriers in their respective states? >> i would say never be satisfied with just one. as we are going to build this coalition and build this movement, it took quite a few of us to work together, not only here in this space, but the movements we carry when we go back home to our wards. there is a lack of comfort in things being the status quo, what they will continue to be or even predictions and what they will continue to be in the future. >> there is an important part, that is feeling as though they can elect a candidate of their choosing, one who is qualified and one who will represent what they see in themselves. how important is this diverse group of women in particular? >> i think at -- it has been said already, but all of u

. >>> up next, girl power in st. paul, minnesota, swearing in an all women city council for the very first time in the city's history. they're going to join me next. >>> time for our friday night high five. for the first time in history, all of the seats on the st. paul, minnesota, my hometown, city council are filled by women and most of them are women of color. they were sworn in on tuesday and this is their first official week at work and they are facing issues like housing, homelessness, economic development, a wide wealth gap, climate change, really you name it. they are on the front lines of the local issues and joining me now, the seven council members. ladies, hello! nice to see all of you. congratulations. >> hi! >> you've all made history and i have to say i'm very proud to see that it's in st. paul, minnesota, in particular. i think you represent so beautifully and well and cannot wait for you to accomplish the work that is ahead of all of you. let me begin with the president of this new group and for the next

congratulations to them and the people of st. paul.hey get some stuff done. >>> that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. severe weather moved across the country overnight. at least four people have been killed since the storm started, and hundreds of thousands lost power. vice president kamala harris also had to contend with the weather. air force two was diverted from joint base andrews to a nearby airport. >>> u.s. central command says iranian-backed houthis launched a complex attack on shipping lanes in the red sea tuesday. over 20 drones and missiles were shot down by american and british forces. no injuries or damage were reported. >>> and "star wars" is headed back to theaters. lucas film and disney have announced a new film titled "the mandalorian and gr

history was made in minnesota's capital city of st. paul was sworn in this afternoon, made up entirely of women. and get this, six of the seven council members are women of color, and they are all under the age of 40. four of then are new members and say that affordable housing and access to child care are some of their top priorities. congratulations to them and the people of st. paul. i am betting that they get some stuff done. th . >>> here in the bay area, when the weather is nice nothing like a meal outside on a sunny day. one city is thinking of giving us a permanent place to do it. >> it would make our city downtown a destination. >> it is good for the restaurants only. >> not everyone is happy. the debate over a pandemic-era closure that is likely here to stay. >>> and a few things coming our way. it is going to rain again tomorrow. it is going to get cold again thursday morning. there is also a coastal flood advisory to talk about. we go over all of those things in the forecast, coming up. >>> the resolution is adopted as amended.

history was made in minnesota's capital city of st. paulas sworn in this afternoon, made up entirely of women. and get this, six of the seven council members are women of color and all under the age of 40. four our new members and say that affordable housing and access to child care are some o% their top priorities. congratulations to them and the people of st. paul. i am betting that they get some stuff done. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >> i saw bo about 60 yards away. >> judge judy: you let your dog off leash. >> announcer: a wandering pet finds trouble. >> i saw mr. deyeso kick at my dog. >> judge judy: his dog bit yours, and your dog was seriously injured. >> announcer: this furry family member is lucky to be alive. >> judge judy: you weren't a good mother. >> no. he was an irresponsible dog owner. he has an aggressive dog. >> judge judy: it's much easier to blame somebody else than it is to blame yourself. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to

st. paulre in its first all-female city council. the seven democrats under 40 took their oaths during an inauguration ceremony. they were elected in november. four are new members, three are incumbents, and six are women of color. st. paul is believed to be the largest city to ever elect an all-female council. >>> coming to a galaxy near you, a new "star wars" movie featuring a popular bounty hunter and his little green friend. ahead. ♪ upbeat music ♪ asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there, with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better so you can get back to doing day-to-day activities. and fasenra helps lower the use of oral steroids. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop

st. paul's church and have a party for the orphans of st. 's and that evening, they were treated for their starvation party. in my mind, they are doing this as a response to the perceived needs of the public, but also their own needs by this late point in the war and i think that they think that this will be an elaborate and dramatic stage where they can showcase respectability and benevolence towards the poor and their right to rule. unfortunately, it goes wrong for them and falls completely flat. although parties occurred year- round in the confederate capital, they become more popular during the winters of 1863 and 1864. still, they gain criticism of their very sharp tongue critics. newspaper editors and members of the general public, husbands have a lot of sharp things to say about partying. they view them as totally inappropriate, whether they are surrounding a holiday or not and they really fear that these are undermining the confederacy. some women are conflicted. are these parties so bad? they are starvation parties. one woman express

my mother was 24 and widowed and had nowhere to go so we lived with my great grandparents in st. paul the first three years of my life. when i was three years old, i was adopted by a new father. you know what, everybody? can i have your attention for a minute? we are all democrats. we have a lot of speakers tonight. i would just as for about two of your minutes. i would be grateful and afford the same respect to everybody who is up here. [applause] thank you. i lost my dad in the vietnam war lived with my great-grandparents until i was three and adopted into a new family with many blessings, a business family with a grandfather who said money is like manure, if you stack it up it stinks, but if you spread it out it fertilizes. how about that? [cheers and applause] that might be art new democratic motto, my friends. we have plenty. we just have to share it in the right way. any of you know belvedere vodka? ok. enjoy in moderation. any of you know the ice cream brand? good. that is me. in 2016, your member that terrible night in the 2016 election? remember that? could you imagine that m

we had nowhere to go so we lived with my great in st. paul for the first three years of my life. when i was three years old, i was adopted by a new father. you know what, everybody? can i have your attention for just a minute? we are all democrats and we have a lot of speakers and i know what it's like when nobody is paying attention and i would ask for two of your minutes. thank you. i lost my dad in the vietnam war, lived with my great-grandparents until i was three and adopted into a new family with many blessings. a business family with a grandfather who told me money is like manure. if you stack it up, it stinks. but if you spread it out, it's fertilizer. how about that? that might be our new democratic motto, my friends. we have plenty, we just have to share it in the right ways. into the business world and you know belvedere vodka? enjoy in moderation. anybody know to lindy, -- tale nti gelato? that's me. remember the 2016 election? could you possibly imagine that that man could become united? not me, either. i woke up the next morning to the sound of my daughter crying in

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we had nowhere to go so we lived with my great-grandparents in st. paul for the first three years of my life. and then, i got lucky. my mom remarried an amazing man, eddy phillips, who adopted me, and brought me into a family of immense blessings in business and philanthropy and a whole lot of advice. some of you might know that my adopted grandma was dear abby and my adopted aunt was ann lander so, if any of you are lovelorn -- [laughter] i am a full-service candidate and i will surely give you my best advice.i say that because luck of being born and the right zip code should not be the determinant of where you end states. people who are fortunate like i have been have a responsibility to stand up and serve people whoseong with a million others, have a responsibility to protect us and stand up when our country demands. how many veterans in the room today? thank you. vietnam veterans? [applause] to our vietnam veterans, i want to say welcome home and i had a great-grandfather that taught me that money is like manure. if you stack it up, it stinks. pread i

we felt all right richard st. paul we believe they are.. >> thank you always good to see you. stay for and the moment will go back to iowa or former florida governor desantis is embracing the underdog label as he starts for a strong finish in the caucuses will have the latest live from his campaign straight ahead here aing t live on "fox e live."? christian health care ministries could save you up to 40% today. as a member, you can choose your provider without network restrictions. sign up at your convenience with our anytime enrollment. join a christian community that supports each other's medical expenses, offering peace of mind as you prioritize what's most important. enroll now at your chm dot org arthel: mother nature interfering with the nfl playoffs tomorrow's wildcard playoff game in buffalo is postponed as a major blizzard approaches. the pittsburgh steelers were set to play the buffalo bills tomorrow. the game it will now be played monday at the earliest. that region is bracing for high wind gusts it up to 2 feet of snow for it o

documentary crew spent 18 months following him and they are starting to edit the film they are calling st. paul. they say they got the nickname from his boss at the kennel where he works. i have to admit it is fitting. he has been at it for 10 years. he said he is getting a little bit tired. he is fortunate that people have recently donated an e bike to him so he can use that to transport food to the dogs all over the city. that is a lot of food. >> he travels many miles to cover the city. i cannot wait to see it. not only it digs into what he's doing now but is passed. >> what an inspiring film. >>> it is a nice and clear day today but that's about to change. >> we will see the next chance of rain coming in as we roll through tomorrow. an atmospheric river hitting as quickly after that. a look right now at the timeline of what we will see. i wanted to start off with this because i know you have a lot coming at you on friday, saturday, and sunday. i am not seeing any big changes on the timing of this. this mac system will get here as we head into tomorrow with this cold front. it is the second

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, of energy just keep increasing because by cutting off such a significant roof full that trends st. paul point in gas. and you're going to see that i think you will see the price go up, but it will say property c, i pay plus, which is the regions that, that sort of group of oil oil bev in countries in the region of plymouth lease. and we'll probably see them. yeah. so that will probably see how they deal with it, whether they increase the supply of the production capacity of the oil that they're pulling out right now, just because it will be more difficult for them to sell it on g to the behavior to a price of shipment and there's, there's lots of things that can happen, but i don't think it's very good sadie one in the west that was looking forward to that heating bills coming down anytime soon. the assets of the collective circle west to try and find a russian shipping was really very successful. in fact, if we look at the, the numbers of the russian economy, the economy is growing in terms of the exports of those goods that they would try to box rather than having the, the effects tha

, of energy just keep increasing because by cutting off such a significant roof pulled back from st. paul point in gas and you're going to see that i think you will see the price go up, but it will say property c, i pay plus which is the regions that they sort of group of oil oil back in countries in the region of plymouth lease and we'll probably see them. yeah. so that will probably see how they deal with it, whether they increase the supply of the production capacity of the oil that they're pulling out right now, just because it will be more difficult for them to sell it on g to the for hibbits, if a price of shipment and there's, there's lots of things that can happen, but i don't think it's very good for anyone in the west that was looking forward to that heating bills coming down anytime soon. you know, it's interesting, chris, because western countries tried to ban the insurance of russian ships and a failed attempt to decrease the russian exports due to any irony here considering the ongoing situation in the red sea. yeah, that's your situation. it is quite, i run the really, the,

thank you for taking time on your 70-hour week to go to st. paul and testify and organize co-workers. you told me there was a q.r. code on a card and you were going around your nursing home getting your co-workers to call their legislators. and we want to applaud what minnesota legislators and governor walsh did. so i know it's going to be here later today. you have inspired other workers. fast food workers in california won a fast food sector council board where fast food workers, their advocates and employers are going to sit together with government and for half a million fast food workers, black, brown, immigrant, primarily women, they're going to get a shot at finally lifting the floor. and the companies have admitted getting to a $20 minimum wage april of 2024, and then to talk about other standards. and when you think about teresa's vision and their vision, imagine four million fast food workers being able to raise standards and build powerful unions in every city and county across the country. there's two million nursing home workers in the

so st paul's church was one of the churches that was partially damaged earlier during the war on thectober. one of its outbuildings was hit by a by an israeli airstrike by an israeli airstrike that wasn't meant to hit the church grounds. and 18 people were reportedly killed, five of which i've been told were babies. i spoke to one lady, mariane sabbagh, who fled there with herfamily, thinking that going to a church would keep her and herfamily safe. but her brother in law died during the attack and she is so concerned for her child, who is only a year old, that two weeks later, after the church was attacked, she had her baby baptized for fear that if her baby dies, she will die without one. wow, these individual stories that once again underline just the tragedy of all of this. you touched on what the idf have been saying in response to these attacks that have hit religious facilities. what are they saying? well, the idf, they have long argued that hamas militants are using some places of worship to launch attacks from, and that's why they are targeting them. the thing is, it's uncle

diane from st. paul, minnesota. caller: john, good morning. i do have confidence in higher education because i had it not being for that system lifting me out of poverty. i was able to obtain my masters degree from the university of minnesota. had it not been for the campus we had, during apartheid during south africa. i believe that is wha's happening with the students how ordinary people of palestinian dissent have been treated ever since israel was created in 1948. i have five kids and four of them are college graduates. i agree that they should stop killing those people over there in palestine. and treat them like they are doing, like they are animals. i have been to 14 countries in israel so i have seen what has been happening around the world. i have a brother and he things just like most of these people calling in today. i am native american and african-american. we need to learn our history. there was no diversity, we fought to get diversity. when i went to college in 1979 to get my degree, there was nothin about cultural diversity in

host: let's move on to andy in st. paul, minnesota. caller: thank you for taking my call.ate her comment. my perspective is similar. i recently spent 20j#■ years gog to medical school now i am at a point where i have six-figure ■5. i am achieving the american dream as she defined it, but it is not possible for me. host: are you working as a doctor? caller: i am a clinician. my point is that i think previous generations including my parents do not see the financial on people likeql, who they assume have it together. but we are all saddled debt. there is an intergenerational bias, and i want to approach thisi think there is a flipsideo that. that is all i have to let's talk to gwen in detroit. caller: good morning. the american dream. i am 72. is believe that you will be able to take care of yourself, take care of your , get a decent job, go to college, if you want or go to a ■t2ad school to learn a skill. those things tend to be far ou■ú today. everything is high. i believe right now, the way the economy is set up not be that way, but it is that way because of the federal r

far near to study bach and handel with him even the fashionable sopranos and contralto of chivhgo st paulually ladies with very rich husbands, humbly endured his for them. he was not at all above helping a very lame singer across if her husband's checkbook warranted it. he had a whole bag of tricks for stupid people. life. he called them cheap repairs for a husbands never found the repairs very cheap. the soloists to chicago to coach with bowers and he took long journeys to hear an instructor chorus. he was intensely avaricious and from these semi-pro he reaped a golden harvest. they fed his pockets and they fed his ever hunger contempt, his scorn of himself, of his accomplices. the more money he made, the more parsimonious he became. he had first been interested in a kronberg of her bluntness. hermanifest carefulness about money. for the first time, i had a friend who in his own cool and guarded,ikleast in her tale, wal looking at the musical paper. when bowers sauntered cut my lesson out tomorrow, mr. bowers, i to hunt a new boarding place. bowers looked up languidly from his desk, wher

[laughter] the city council in st. paul, minnesota, will now be made up entirely of women. of business, new drapes. [laughter] >> tyrus: no one is safe. >> greg: no one is safe. a company in the u.k. has created bananas that never turn brown. great, now bananas are racist. [laughter] this week, a rocket was launched into space with the intention of releasing the remains of 330 people, including george washington, jfk, and joe biden. [laughter] [applause] reports claim... >> morgan: oh, no. [audience reacts] >> greg: i know. hey, i'm not proud of this. [laughter] reports claim that jeffrey epstein tried to stop a rumor that he once invited stephen hawking to the island for a conference, which led to his alleged underage orgy. which seems like a ridiculous rumor, since kids rarely eat their vegetables. [audience reacts] that is the worst, worst joke i've ever heard. i am firing doocy for sending that to me. [laughter] >> tyrus: it is true, though. kids hate vegetables! what the hell? >> greg: reports claim that over 2,000 migrants have displaced students at a brooklyn high sc

the first of those was cold read and stem from st. paul, minnesota. they specialized in designing train stations. it was their organizational skills that were responsible for the elevated roadway that allows park avenue to wrap around grand central. and then also for the ramps inside, which replaced staircases. this may seem common sense now, but this is one of the problems that penn station had, beautiful staircases which were not ideal if you're hauling a lot of suitcases around with you. and, it actually sped up the pedestrian traffic as well. the second firm was whitmore who had finished the new york yacht club on 44th street. and they, in particular, whitney worn, were responsible for the artistic composition of grand central terminal which is really one of the great spaces in new york city. it measures 12 stories tall, 275 feet long, 120 feet wide. and we were at either end of the concourse, you see the big arched windows, behind those windows are walkways which the two offices. this photograph was taken high up on one of those walkways peering

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st. paul's cathedral in london, that is, it is in the elite, it is aristocracy, they control. chafonda. a short story about the masons. the main masonic temple is located on great queen westend of london. members of one of the most ancient organizations, united in the grand lodge of england, sit here. the four stars on the ceiling mosaic represent virtues. justice, fortitude, prudence and moderation, which the masons supposedly revere, publicly disavowing interference in politics, but how then to explain that among the followers of the order of politics with world names, and... from western countries, the title previously belonged to his father, the former president of the republic omar bongo andimba, the masun dynasty was removed from power only through a military coup. perhaps the reason for the poverty of african countries lies precisely in the fact that the leaders are under the protectorate of the freemasons; behind the white gloves and white masonic aprons, the personification of clean hands and a pure heart, lies something completely opposite to their meaning. on this. high offic

it's a purser at st paul's cathedral, the first major event of the sesquicentennial of the american civil war wasn't a prayer service, it was a secession ball in charleston. americans go at the civil at at this war of ours with an uncommon and sometimes uncomfortable sense of lightness forgetting its stakes. and, in fact, its true nature. but there's no question that the american tradition war watching began on july 21st, 1861, and last we think that this is a relic of the past it is not you are the primo generation of war watchers in american history because we still do it. but this was the the first kind of public spectacle war watching it was followed by generations of other people who want to witness history. i don't think they were morbidly curious. they just wanted to history. and those of you like me who turned in on january 17th, 1991 and watched the missiles fly over baghdad, we didn't watch because we wanted see carnage, but that we wanted to witness history. and so this tradition continues today. of course, if you could this be close to, a battlefield without fear getting hurt,