st. paul minnesota alleges is ironic because the channel both places -- those voices he said it took moving not of the city to really hear of the places you're surrounded by them you read to close. just like your heart be. he left its forget 32 moving to st. paul and got home sec and started to think back to a the voice is a of the people he had known and to adjust channel those in those ways and pittsburgh plays and poetry were abstract, complex in the modernistic trend and opaque and did not capture the language of the people but he knew the language. he felt he needed to do elevated to bring more honor and dignity to newspeople. in debt was the city's oldest neighborhood right next to downtown. it was old and a large and that makes the difference in terms of race relations that somebody is coming into our space from the very beginning that blacks were always year and immigrants are zero ways here. but there were other jewish families and there were jews and blacks that live in there and they said the polar like the history chicago or washington there were very early race riots. and in mo

st. paul minnesota. which is ironic because he channels the voices and experiences of pittsburgh. he himself, it really took moving out of the city to a place very different from black pittsburgh to really hear those voices. it was when you're surrounded by them, your close. it's like your heartbeat, you're not aware of it because it's so close. so he left pittsburgh when he was 32, 33. moved to st. paul. >> got homesick. and started thinking back to these voices and people that he had known.>> and he then was able to just channel those in ways he hadn't done in pittsburgh and in pittsburgh, the sort of plays and poetry heroes were very abstract, abstruse, complex. and the modernistic trend. very difficult to understand, opaque and all that and they didn't capture the language of the people. >> but heknew that language . he just felt he needed to elevate it.to bring more honor and dignity to these people. but as neighborhoods go, it's a big neighborhood. especially the old, the original which included all that lower stuff that's now gone from urban renewal. it was very large neigh

st. paul, minnesota which is ironic because he channeled the voice of experiences of pittsburgh.he himself said it really took moving out of the city to a place very different from pittsburgh to really hear those voices. when you're surrounded by them you are up to close. it's like your heart be. you are not really aware of it because it's so close to you. so he left pittsburgh when he was 32, 33 and moved to st. paul got homesick and started back to these voices and people he had known and he then was able to just channeled those in ways he hadn't done in pittsburgh. pittsburgh the plays and poetry he wrote were very abstract, complex in the modernistic trend , very difficult to understand, o. paik and he didn't capture the language of the people. but he knew that language. he just felt he needed to elevate it to bring more honor and dignity to the people. as neighborhoods go it's a big neighborhood especially the original because it included all that lower stuff that is now gone, from urban renewal. it was very large neighborhood. it was the city's oldest neighborhood and you c

st. paul, minnesota last night, festival features videos shown on the big screen at the ballpark, by thecats are not allowed inside that stadium. how ironic. >>> family in florida hears strange noises coming from the attic dad goes to check it out >> that is when they find out they have a snake living with them this happened north of fort myers, bob thought it was a rat but when he went up to check he found a bowa constrictor hiding in the insulation. >> it took three and a half minute for the snake to move into that rafter space. >> big snake. >> yes, bigger then i expected >> i would say so. >> yes. >> they caught the snake that was 6 feet long. they found some shed skin meaning it could have been there for as much as four years. >>> now coming up next hour on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> right in the middle of rush hour traffic unusual way one man is stealing cash from unsuspecting cabbies. >> when life hands you lemons some students used to help buy new school supplies, we will explain how when "eyewitness news" >>> we are following breaking news in france a vehicle slammed in the gr

st. paul, minnesota. many fans showed up in cat costumes. of course. at a local baseball stadium.videos they submitted are being shown on the big screen. afterwards there were fireworks and by the way no actual cats were allowed inside. >> oh that's funny. >> that's the news right now. 4:30. we start now. >>> all right, 4:29. you made it to hump day thank you for joining us on "wake up washington." i'm mike hydeck. >> melissa nord is joining us with the weather today. >> i don't think the weather is as good as the ca at my house. they left me little note this morning saying bring little treats back home. >> who knew? >> they're talented. we're going to have a really nice forecast for your wednesday. really nice forecast for tomorrow. and then we'll talk about humidity storms coming back into the picture. right now we look downtown and we've got a temperature of 68 degrees and it's feeling nice out there. and in some of the suburbs you drive just outside the beltway. and you drop into the 50s. look at this white oak 59 and damascus 56 feeling refreshing and 63 in andrews can prince

st. paul minnesota she got the chance.ches to her back and she's able to steer with her shoulders and she said it feels like flying. isn't that the cutest. so god bless her and the amazing team there. >> that's a smart idea. >> i bet her parents are so delighted they'd give anything to see this moment in action. >> i grew in philadelphia so i'm a big eagles fans, unfortunately, this is our year though. jeffery regal died last friday and in his obituary he asked to have eight philadelphia eagles as bearers to let him down one last time. >> never miss an episode of "the five." "hannity" up next. >> welcome do "hannity." this is a fox news alert, the destroy trump media are continuing their meltdown over president trump and now pushing a new conspiracy theory. they want you to think he's crazy. media, pot, kettle? since the bias press wants to pretend to be psychology experts we'll beat them at their own game, we'll diagnose these lefty leftist ideologues suffering from the trump syndrome and we'll continue to do the job the

st. paul, minnesota, she actually got that chance.device that attaches to her back and hooks in the handlebars of an ordinary bike and look at this baby doll go. she was able to steer with her shoulders. she said it feels like flying. isn't that the cutest? god bless her. an amazing team. i fed her parents are so delighted, they would have given anything to see this moment. >> juan: that was emotional. >> jesse: i grew up in philadelphia. i'm a big eagles fan. this year is our year, by the way. jeffrey riegel, 56 years old, he died last friday and in his obituary, he asks to have eight philadelphia eagles as pallbearers so the eagles can let him down one last time. [laughter] >> dana: did they do it? >> jesse: i don't know. i will get back to you tomorrow. >> kimberly: great sense of humor. >> jesse: never miss an episode of "the >> bret: on the attack in 140 characters. president trump takes on democrats, republicans and the media and his latest tweet storm. the military gets its marching orders on transgenders and why is it okay to

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st. paul, minnesota being one of them. columbus, ohio, seattle, washington. ,n the past 15 years or so there has been well over 100,000 immigrants, refugees who have been admitted into the u.s. the somali population in the sense, different in this there are some immigrant populations that are relatively new, who have been in the state for 10, 15 years or less. some somali communities like the community here in the d.c. metro , in san diego, and others, who have been around for 40 plus years. it goes without saying that radicalization, even in the somali american communities, and the factors that contribute to radicalization will be different. when you think about a smaller community, when you think about somali youth, you think, if you watch the news, you hear about al qaeda affiliates between 2007-2012, over 40 somali -- young somali americans, including two or more young girls went overseas to go fight and join these terror networks. acts of terrorear here at home, in the u.s.. you may have heard about the at the ohiosho

st. paul minnesota after police found a pipe bomb inside the trunk of a vehicle there.ow, two men are under arrest. officials say there doesn't appear to be any connection to terrorism at this time. we will keep you posted as we get new information out of that story. >>> you know, we've been following the effect of steve bannon's ouster from the white house and also wondering what will happen next for this west wing. we do know that the congressional black caucus retweeted one of its founding members john con yers who had stated via twitter steve bannon is the standard bearer for the worst instripgts in american society. he gave white supremacy a platform. so the caucus itself doesn't think that his departure is itself. yes, bannon needs to go as do other white supremacists working in this administration, but the policies need to go too. meanwhile, after the deadly violence in charlottesville last weengd some 80 democrats in congress including house leader nancy pelosi are demanding that president trump be censured for his turbulent response. >> i think there's blame on

st. paul, minnesota. this is the place where dred scott lived in free territory and married. let's watch. >> in the time frame of dred and harriet scott being here, you can imagine the soldiers drilling, mustering, muskets firing. fort snelling is the place where they met. personally, i like to envision harriet was standing outside of the store over here, maybe dred was walking by and saw her and he decided he wanted to introduce himself to her. the thing i like about envisioning that is that we continue to put dred and harriet and other enslaved people as people rather than objects. dred and harriet had a ceremony that was officiated by lawrence toliver who was harriet's master at the time. he was also the indian agent here. the fact that dred and harriet's marriage was officiated by lawrence toliver, that's rare. you don't find that happening. it truly makes this place significant in that regard. dred and harriet existed as enslaved people here on land where slavery wasn't legally recognized. that was actually one of the pieces of information that they used as a basis for t

you only see them at the minnesota state fair here in st. paul.at the opening weather looks like for this weekend. plenty of sunshine in the eastern half of the country, some flooding down through florida. hurricane, i should say tropical storm harvey right now causing big problems. that beautiful weather along the east coast, although wet down in florida. sunday, sunday! we are looking at a pleasant weather day for the northeast of new england, midatlantic states, heavy flooding due to harvey down through texas and the gulf coast and the sun continues out west. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> 73 degrees right now. we're still looking at the clouds around, but again, this will make way to more sunshine through the afternoon. can't rule out an isolated shower mostly north and west of the district today, but overall dry, low humidity. lunchtime beautiful, near 80 degrees. low 80s is where we're going to top out at and the normal high is mid 80s, in fact. this weekend is going to be co

minnesota. take look at this. crowds gathering in st. paul for the second annual cat video festival.exactly what it sounds like that. >> dressed like cats. >> last night hundreds of people watched cat videos together dressed like cats on the big screen. all videos were submitted by fans but no actual cats were allowed. >> what? >> at the event. >> what yes. >> say it ain't so. >> the event ended with fireworks to make up for it. >> i was waiting for cat videos to pop up there. all righty. >>> class at the university of georgia raising eyebrows. students get to choose their own grdes. can you imagine? and some parents say that's going little bit too far. fox's george franco reports. campus is finally got people on it now. it's really a life. first day of rush was today. >> reporter: at uga there's a drum beat of activity as students move in before classes get underway next week. with a bit of buzz going around about a certain class. >> i just heard that there was a class that you could pick your grade and everyone was trying to figure out what it was so they can sign up for it. >> it

minnesota is in custody after two days on the run. he was arrested before midnight. he robbed a home near st. paul on saturday. -- you ran into a senior center with a gun. the sign outside the uptown theater is staying put. amc filed an application to change the sign on the landmark. amcs says itt, plans to keep the sign. it will up great it with more energy efficient lighting. two media companies are coming together. discovery communications is buying scripps network. discovery communication is based in silver spring. hdtv, the travel channel, and the food network. >> say hiring blitz in baltimore. amazon is looking to fill more than 50,000 jobs at warehouses across the country, including the one in charm city. >> one of the greatest signs of summer, county fairs. veronica johnson veronica: this is the kind of whether i like. from now until the first week of september, this is the time we .ick off the fairs fairfax county fair is starting this weekend. around the corner, montgomery county fair. a little bit of patchy fog. lift in another two it hours. high pressure moves off the coast. we will ha

minnesota police officers saved a woman's life from ending her life. a witness captured the footage showing the woman sitting on the edge of the st. paul bridge. quietly approached her when one of them got close enough he bear hugs the woman pulling her back to safety. the officers say they wanted her to know she was loved and had a lot to live for. the woman was transported to a local hospital. >>> beer drinkers may krifrpg at the sights of this next storey. a tractor-trailer hauling kegs and cases of beer in alabama overturned. fwauk a party foul. precious cargo all over the road way. hit to be shut down while krees cleaned up that mess. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officials are vekting what led to the crash. >>> all right. rip for those kegs. a little moment of silence. >>> okay, millennials are make something big financial sins. according to a new report, one in four say they have hidden a purchase from a spouse or partner. millennials also admit to doing selfish spending. they spent money budgeting for other things on themselves. that's more than twice as likely than generation x and eight times more than bab