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House. Please help those who labor here to recognize how you are present in their service and leadership. Guide them as they seek to be effective for the good of all your people. Loving god, may our leaders be alert to the cares and hurts and challenges of our citizens and our communities. Help these leaders choose well, directions and actions that benefit those likely to be left out and all who express and strengthen our nations values which are our greatest assets. May we hear and pursue your sacred message, merciful god, that we be women and men with the capacity of peacemakers, realistic a...

Introduces you to the athletes who are set to shine today, tuesday, february 4, 2014. From nbc news this is a special edition of today, countdown to the olympic winter games with matt lauer live from olympic park in sochi, russia, and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And welcome to today. Its a Tuesday Morning. Im Savannah Guthrie alongside matt roker and Natalie Morales. Matt is holding down the fort in sochi, russia. Dare i say it looks balmy. Reporter it is decidedly warmer and it looks like a huge cloud bank is about to hit the sun, but for the moment were very ha...

Serves to detract staengs taengs that they had no real answers. I would never accuse the secretary of state of kicking up dust. Would you be a member of Team Scotland . No. I already am a member of Team Scotland. I have always been. That is the job i do. Scotlands voice on the table. But you wouldnt necessarily be a member of alexs team. One irremark that i made and seemed to read an awful lot into it. The suggestion im going to become part of team salmon would be a sad proposition to swallow. One final question. You rep raunt auckland and if with their massive oil reserves and fishing stocks ...

On March 13, 1985, a Blues team outing ended up injuring one of their top players.

Legendary Blues announcer Dan Kelly was only 52 when he died on Feb. 10, 1989. Post-Dispatch columnist Kevin Horrigan reflected on the broadcasting icon.