so they moved to st. louisnd actually bought a hotel and decided to try to do a different type of work to try to make their living. they found that they needed some ready cash and so they sold dread scott after they arrived here in st. louis in the 180s. 1830s. and a physician who was working with the u.s. army, dr. emerson. dr. emerson was posted at many different places. but two of them are the things that actually resulted in suit of the scotts later on. one was forth armstrong, which is in the state of illinois, which was not supposed to have slavery because of the northwest origins. and another one what was then the territory of wisconsin, today minnesota, forth snelling. so dread scott was taken to those place as a slave, held in slavery there, even though slavery was technical illegal in those place, and then brought back to st. louis. while he was at fort snelling he met a william named harriet robinson, who was enslaved to another person, another officer at the fort. and dr. emerson actually purchased

to say goodbye. i suppose you know i won't be getting off at st. louis. there's a lot worse places to settle down.n. i'm going home. well, good luck to you. hey, partner! i been lookin' all over this tugboat for you. well, we'll be landing soon. you know, i'm as nervous as a mother hen. hildy's gonna be waitin' right over there at the dock for me. it's good to have somebody waitin' for you. how do i look, son? do i look alright? ah, you'll sweep her off her feet. you sure, we're still pretty far away? - excuse me. - just a aoment. there you are.

look how warm it is from pittsburgh to st. louis. details are coming up. anchor: health concerns in new hampshire tonight after four cases of an invasive strep infection are found in i.v. drug users. the cluster discovered in the past 10 days. anchor: new at 5:30, our ed harding is here with the steps being taken to stop the spread the word out to health care providers and drug treatment centers. the infections have hit four male heroin users in the south central part of the state. the bacteria responsible causes strep throat, but when injected directly into the blood stream, it attacks muscles and organs. doctors say while the general public is not in any real danger, it's important to track down the source. >> it is possible these people may have had some social contact -- we are investigating maybe they had close contact with one another. the we are also concerned about whether the drugs were contaminated. reporter: now that new hampshire health care providers are being made aware of the infection, the quick reporting of cases should help prevent a wide

they had to st. louis to take on the blues coming up tomorrow. >> to detroit. 16-2. they trailed by as many as 19 but closed the half on a 19-8 run to get it back onto 11. of course i like to tell you they got all the way back. but we are judged by our accuracy. nice stuff here from wilson chandler. he had 21 -- but still a 103-86 loss. falling to 2-3. they have been playing really well but tonight awful defensively. they did shoot the ball pretty well at -- i have to get into goal, differential and aggregate scores. it might as well be sanskrit to me. [laughter] i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. i-i'm... you're not jamie foxx. i'm close enough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh? yeah. oh. (sighs) don't get fooled by a cut rate network. verizon gives you tons of data without all the restrictions. twenty gigs and four lines f

mallory, is you go back to st. louis and we still got a case. we still have your address. we're gonna send a subpoena to your home. or call you up. if you'rnot at work, ring you at your house. "could you leave a message for a mr. george mallo? "we're trying toch him "as a witness in people vs. jacqueline lowrie, charged with prostitution and robbery." mr. mallory, that would be our job. [ sighs ] e hour? well, now, that could end up being two, captain, those amended reports are on your desk. who says? john from this morning. i'm gonna try and shed some light on events. mine? this one? do it. would you stay here with the sergeant, mr. mallory? we're doing a kind of reverse lineup here, maurice. you see that guy over there? what guy? that guy by the desk? he's starting to fill out complainforms? i ver seen the man before. hey, white johns all look alike, i know. but see, that's the guy you hit on this morning. and you've got between five and two minutes to come up with an alternative, or he's gonna put you back in harrisonville. say what? oh, you dot understand me. we checked

of course they have been to st. louis. since their time in chicago. they're the longest standing team without a championship. >> . the chicago curse. >> . i guess that's probably right. >> . maybe it's been relayed to the desert. >> . let's hope. >> . my name is charity salazar, and i'm an air force veteran. every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman. this year is no different. they say he's waging a war against women. that's just not true. mike stood up for women in the military, protecting us against sexual assault. he believes in equal pay and making sure pregnant women aren't discriminated against at work. time and again mike has stood up for women. i know, because he stood up for me. i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. woman: after all donald trump has said and done... nything. i moved on her like a b***h! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee for president! and congressman mike coffman said he didn't k

i should have gone back to st. louis. i should have married again when his mother died. you know that i sent him back east to school once. he ran away and came home. [sobbing] want me to ride back to the ranch with you? i'm sorry, wes. i said things that i didn't mean. there's more to your job than i thought. maybe that's why i stay with it. well, i guess i better get going now. - good luck, cowboy. - thanks. same to you. [melancholic music] [horse neighs] [door knob clicks] thought i was rid of you. i got on my pony and discovered a terrible thing. didn't know where i was goin'. does anybody? i do now. decided to stay right here. any special kind of work in mind? isn't there a deputy's job open? do you think you're qualified for it? 'i'd like to try.' i don't know. i doubt if you're cut out to wear a star. why? few men are. hank thought he was. 'i knew different, and i was right.' takes a special kind of man. . i'll watch you. there's no future in it either. ten years ago, there weren't any jobs like mine or towns like this. and ten years from now, this'll all be changed

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that's why he sent fred to st. louis. and the lord is tellin' me to get the show on the road. well, i don't know what the lord said, but fred said no bible meetings. and since i'm in charge, i'm saying no bible meetings. you know what you doin'? you doin' the devil's work and interfering with god's mission! you're just like that heathen fred. you're an unholy sinner and a heathenous, foul philistine. ok, i'll get some sticks and stones and break your bones. and the name that'll hurt you will be esther. now, i don't like to strike a woman, but if i'm forced to defend myself, i will. and let the chips fall where they may. may cross your lips, chump. hey, wait a minute! aunt esther, grady, stop it! stop it. now, what's going on in here? this old fool won't let me have my bible meeting here. that's what happen when you replace a fool with a fool. sticks and stones can-- oh, shut up, you old fool, before i put my foot in your-- aunt esther! i ain't waitin' on nothin'. there is no peace, says the lord, unto the wicked. and this is the wickedest house that ever was. and i ain't never

st. louis. he says to tell you that he misses you, and everything is fine, and he wants to thank you for the nice way that you're taking care of his only son, and he-- did you hear what i said? look at this news. have you been keeping up with this women's lib stuff? no. what's going on? it says here that some lady up in sacramento burned her bra in a pubic place. that's public place, grady. oh. can you imagine that? burning your bra in a public place? yeah, well, a lot of women are doing that nowadays. yeah. next, they'll be burning their drawers. i don't know what's getting into these women today. you know, women used to be ladies. well, as far as i'm concerned, grady, they still are. ing them little cigars, and they don't smooth their dresses out behind when they sit down anymore. and they were those see-more clothes. what kind of clothes? see-more. you know, you see more of them than you do clothes. [chuckling] my mother wasn't like that. my mother was a lady. get me some milk for my cereal, please. wel

chicago gone over to rain to st. louis towards memphis. if you're going to be in and out. maybe a couple of light sprinkles or showers, the air is dry. anything we do see will be airport delays, the only place reporting a small delay is newark. things looking really good there. 33-minute delay. again, not as cold tonight, that's great news, because we dropped to 20 at dulles. we're going to stay in the 40's tonight. right now, chicago is 43 degrees. miami toasty 75. here at dulles, it's 46 degrees, dc 50, baltimore coming in at 46 degrees, no delays reported at any of those airports. 50, that is not bad at all for this time of year. compared to bing at 49, and columbus at 43, the weather has really cooperated for our thanking get away or last minute running around. there are going to be a couple of light showers, i'll take you hour by hour for that forecast coming up in a few minutes. shawn >> thank you. as we showed you a short time ago. the great get away isn't too bad right now. you can see what's going on. across the area planning to leave town for the holiday weekend.

temperatures right now are still 60 or higher, from charleston, west virginia, to cincinnati, across to st. louis. so we're going to be mild tomorrow and we'll be mild friday even on into saturday. then the changes will start coming. 53 in boston now with a west-southwest wind at 13 miles per hour. we checked the current temperatures. 40's and low 50's. these will be your low temperatures tonight. certainly we've had many nights. chillier than this during the fall season, to be sure. and tomorrow, we're right back into the could be approaching or touching 60 in spots. as i mentioned, overall, a brighter day. there could be patchy clouds in eastern mass for a while but i do believe it will be fires. check it out. see how it's cleared in. connecticut, some of the clearing working northeastward. rhode island is nice and clear. extreme southeastern mass is nice and clear as well. so as i mentioned, we go out in time. yes, there are some patchy clouds in eastern mass for a while tomorrow but the rest of temperatures are on the pleasant side, as high pressure begins to be in control. not only for thurs

minneapolis to st. louis is rain, notice the snow pulls off to the north. here we are rain approaching late in the day tomorrow. if you are traveling west indiana, you are going to have a lot of wet weather and a lot of wet roads. that rain slides in tomorrow night and then thursday it is just scattered showers from ohio all the way to the east coast. so not a mention storm. thumbs up. 28 and chilly and staying dry. tomorrow 46 and widely scattered afternoon rain showers. still chilly and still need the warm coats. 26 for akron, canton mainly cloudy tomorrow i'm thinking about 45 with a couple of showers towards the evening. towards the evening. 7 an day. thanksgiving a few showers here and there and cloudy and near 50. a good mud fest for the outdoor backyard football game andy. 45 friday and one or two showers on saturday. shoppers not bad and headed to the mall. 40s, saturday and 50s though. there's your shopping day. he is smiling and some raindrops are coming down underneath them. all right. this. >>> the browns get one day off a week and players like

it's too far to ride this horse to st. louis. i don't need none of them! i'm glad to be out of there! you all belong together! will you stop following me, horse? i ain't got no oats in these bags. look at that. a couch out in the yard. hey, pop. mmm. hey, lamont. you're not in st. louis, pop, you're at home. huh? oh. oh! hangover? oh! bad? oh! can i get you something for it? please. what? a bullet... and put it right here. [groaning] i'll fix something for you, pop. no, no, i'll fix my own stuff. [groans] hey, that's not funny, lamont. you backed that truck over my head. come on. let me help you. ok, just to the kitchen. all right. are we there yet? no, not yet. almost? almost, pop. oh, lamont, lamont. what's the matter, pop? i just hate to be a burden to you. hey, would you stop talking like that? yeah. "i don't need you, pop." i heard you with my own lips. ears. yeah, yeah. ears. hear with ears, talk with lips. i'm losing my mind. you're not losing your mind, pop. you just got a hangover. now, come on. yeah, and i want you to help me get rid of it. all ri

it's pretty quiet -- pretty strong across the central plains to st. louis right now. it doesn't really affect us and you won't notice things changing until about tomorrow morning as the clouds thickening. so the moisture is ahead of the cold front as it sweeps through by more cooler air. for the next 12 hours here, enjoy above normal temperatures. many spots today 15 to 20 degrees above normal. you can see by tonight if you have evening plans, we are at 59 degrees. i want to show you timing here. throughout your morning to mid afternoon, you'll sit under partly to mostly cloudy skies. this is 6:15. that is when the brunt of this about 59 degrees. this is through out the evening, so rain is in the forecast all the way until about 1:00 a.m. notice the cooler air is going to start to track in here and that is that cold front by wednesday evening. most spots waking up to the upper 30s to lower 40s with still some isolated activity throughout your wednesday though the high pressure is going to more sunshine for wednesday and thursday. accumulation totals, this is an equal

a cold front will bring heavier downpours from minneapolis to st. louis. it's not until late in the day on sunday. hopefully if you're traveling early you shouldn't have too much trouble. that will be an area through the midwest we're watching sunday. it's out through the rockies and extending over into salt lake city where we could coming down. minneapolis we could see some delays later in the afternoon. if that front moves in a little bit sooner. also, l.a. we could see some isolated delays. mostly because of the occasional showers and gusty winds we're expecting. it you're driving, we could be slow going on i-80 and i-70 and i-15 in the pacific northwest as the storm system continues to make the way on shore. >> dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> still ahead helping in the war against terror. plus, a movement that is catching on this holiday season. temporary workers living just steps from where they work in >>> from bernardino to orlando recent terror attacks raised concerns about americans being radicalized. not in war zones but online. one tech giant gave

>>reporter: to st. louis where a police sergeant is fighting for his life after being shot in what's being described as another ambush attack. another 20 year veteran a 46- year-old officer shot twice in the face after sitting in his mark advice shrek. the suspect got way but was killed a short time late by police. gladst stone m an officer s and influencing during the l traffic to be. the suspect was fightly wound but it's unhear to home. finally san i bell, florida. one ofs their officers was shot and injury conducting a routine task stop. the suspect fled the scene but was taken into custody after exchanging gunfire with officers. >>> at last connect the >> it's just so alarming because it seems like we're hear more and more about basement being pent e supposed to have been since then. you're right just about 5 months ago when five officers were early arm that remains the deadliest day for law enforcement since 9/11. >> josh benson live in the tampa news center. thank you josh. >>> police in north dakota a

if we get out of this i'm going to st. louis. and i don't care whether my ma a kes her or not. it'll be somebody i picked out and somebody who's picked me. i'm glad, frank. real glad. i'll take your ring. i'll keep it always. hance. but he wants us all outside, unarmed. 'll just have to trust me.. i don't know any other way out. - alright, kid. - what do you take me for? it's the way i said, kid. it's our only chance. look, mister, i don't trust indians. he wants everybody outside without guns. well, i'm staying here, and my gun's staying with me. you gonna force my hand? i don't mind, general. look, i don't want to have to draw with you. - i don't blame you. - 'you're coming out of here.' one last time. i'm asking you. please drop that gun belt. you bought yourself a showdown. stop trying to crawl outta it. i guess the rest of you better get started then. oh, now, you're a pretty big target. i'm gonna give you a better deal. are you ready, general? i don't care whether you draw or not ou. 'cause i'm gonna kill you. how come i never heard of you? you want to come outside now? y

down to st. louis it clears up later on today and then some snow into minneapolis. other than that, the west coast airports are in great shape and i think everybody else is really going to enjoy this change. other than the midwest, the change in the forecast looks pretty good and i think snoopy flies tomorrow. the winds get to eight miles per hour at noon and that is good enough to let all those balloons fly. >> that's our litmus test, does snoopy fly? yes, he does. thank you, chad. >>> donald trump disavowing the support from the group in a wide-ranging interview with "new york times." did he go far enough? his critics say no. what else can he say? not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, ends soon! know better sleep with sleep number. actually making your body feel better... making your whole day better. hi, everybody. i'm boomer esiason. and that's exactl

a cold front will bring heavier downpours from minneapolis to st. louis.t's not until late in the day on sunday. hopefully if you're traveling early you shouldn't have too much trouble. that will be an area through the midwest we're watching sunday. it's out through the rockies and extending over into salt lake city where we could see minor delays with the snow coming down. minneapolis we could see some delays later in the afternoon. if that front moves in a little bit sooner. also, l.a. we could see some isolated delays. mostly because of the occasional showers and gusty winds we're expecting. it you're driving, we could be slow going on i-80 and i-70 and i-15 in the pacific northwest as the storm system continues to make the way on shore. >> dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, google versus isis. how the tech giant is helping in the war against terror. plus, a movement that is catching on this holiday season. temporary workers living just steps from where they work in the comfort of their campers. >>> from bernardino to orlando recent terro

a cold front will bring heavier downpours from minneapolis to st. louis. it's not until late in the day on sunday. hopefully if you're traveling early you shouldn't have too much trouble. that will be an area through the midwest we're watching sunday. it's out through the rockies and extending over into salt lake city where we could see minor delays with the snow coming down. nn in the afternoon. if that front moves in a little bit sooner. also, l.a. we could see some isolated?( delays. mostly because of the occasional showers and holiday season.>@vanced prevusly treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, abnormal alk ?rfns or egfs?r gene, this is big. a chance to live longer with opdivo (nivolumab). opdivo demonstrated longer life and is the most prescribed immunotherapy for these patients. the chance of living longer versus chemotherapy. opdivo works with your immune system. opdivo can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this may happen any time during or after treatment has ended, and may be

notice rain from chicago down to st. louis back into eastern texas. we are watching the system because this is going to make a run toward us as we get into the day tomorrow. so we've got mainly clear skies now. we'll have a good amount of sunshine here throughout the day. watch the system approach. but through the evening hours it is dry. during the overnight hours, clouds increase. tomorrow morning we've got cold air in place and a strip of light moisture moving in. there could be a of the city of boston tomorrow morning. most of the day is cloudy. there could be drizzle. this low pressure will redevelop to our south and that will start showers tomorrow evening. it looks wet at times friday. if you're doing shopping on black friday, it does look like there will be rain at times. cold enough to see patches of freezing and glazing. rain saturday as well. sunday, we'll watch the system redevelop offshore. heavier snow in the northern maine. more details as the eyeopener continues. >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> boston police dragged by a car outsid

. >> yeah, it'll be a little different when he goes back to st. louis but no question david backus was a little more zeroed in for the first time squaring off against the blues after 10 years in st. louis. while that was the story going, in the story coming out is the early departure of oh charra from this game. if a guy's playing his own team, what do you want to see? you want to see him score against his old team. david backus does just that. fourth of the season, the bruins up 1-zip. shorthanded in the second period, can we get a shorty. impressive couple of minutes in the second period. shock comes from inside the blue line. the rebound rips out and ties the game at 2. after this one the bruins lose the game by a 4-2 final. tonight in las vegas, the new teams name announced, its biggest golden knights and is the -- see the v for vegas. not las vegas but the vegas golden knighteds. basic low waiting for belichick to retire but wee be open to pursuing other jobs? here's what he had to say. >> i said it before and will say it again. i definitely would

look how warm it is from pittsburgh to st. louis. details are coming up. anchor: health concerns in new hampshire tonight after four cases of an invasive strep infection are found in i.v. drug users. the cluster discovered in the past 10 days. anchor: new at 5:30, our ed harding is here with the steps being taken to stop the spread

a cold front will bring heavier downpours from minneapolis to st. louis. it's not until late in the day on sunday. hopefully if you're traveling early you shouldn't have too much trouble. that will be an area through the midwest we're watching sunday. over into salt lake city where we could see minor delays with the snow coming down. minneapolis we could see some delays later in the afternoon. if that front moves in a little bit sooner. also, l.a. we could see some isolated delays. mostly because of the occasional showers and gusty winds we're expecting. it you're driving, we could be slow going on i 80 and i 70 and i 15 in the pacific northwest as the storm system continues to make the way on shore. >> dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> still ahead helping in the war against terror. plus, a movement that is catching on this holiday season. temporary workers for adults with advanced non-small cell lung cancer previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or egfr gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy, this

an undisclosed lower body injury that likely happened in the second period in last night's loss to st. louis. celtics are in brooklyn tonight looking for their third win in a row and looking to improve their 2017 draft chances because they once again have the nets first round pick next june. al horford shows he makes a big difference on this team. tonight 17 points, five rebounds eight assists and two blocked shots. he does a lot of things really well. and jay crowder makes his team much better, too. crowder with 15 points, five boards, celtics never really threatened in this game. isiah thomas led all scores with 23. avery bradley had 22. six celtics in double figures and while marcus smart only had four points and did not shoot well, he reminded people while he's attitude he mixes it up with trevor booker just to remind the pets that they are the nets. celts win big 1:00 black friday the spurs are at the forward within their black uniforms. >>> thanksgiving day high school football starts early with a great game in westwood tonight. st. john's prep visiting xaverian. xaverian already going

museum of flight here, i want you to imagine doug come in and to back, you have to say yes, he did. he got the st. louis center to pitch in final payments, i'm sorry family and for that reason, you see on the side of the spaceship along with mars and 7up and the st. louis sign center is one of the benefactors. he saved my butt a multitude of times. >> well, with that, maybe -- [applause] >> that'll do. that'll do. sure. why don't we have a couple of questions. i have one that i have to ask. it's been 12 years since the space ship one flights and we were all talking about how tourists were going to be going into space in commercial airliners. >> if you had -- give me a hundred to one odds, i would never have won on 12 years. so here is the fact, you know, we live in a planet of gravity 9.82 meeters squares just low enough to get off the planet. it's hard. laws of physic make it hard and i know without any question in my heart and soul, you're alive during looking at this is the moment in time, it's right here. it's right now. we have incredible people like jeff bezos and elon musk. a bunch of different p

new orleans to st. louis today. week and above normal temps all week. ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// ((brian loftus)) >>> a plan to overhaul the moving forward... stakeholders met last night to discuss the key roles.. parents, teachers, and students will play in the months to come. and will be elected sometime next week. each spring, parents, teachers, and students.. will help with developing a school performance plan. they'll also give the principal advice in carrying out a plan of operation. chief student achievement officer mike barton addressed some concerns: ((mike barton, chief student achievement officer / ccsd:"some of the concerns are just wanting to know more details, how is this going to look for my school? but i think as we work through this with ab 394, i think we'll be able to determine how the school organization teams function.)) ((brian loftus)) >> barton says staff members are currentlyei /// >>> let's take a look on the roads with demetria. /// >>> let's send it over to demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) avi

technology to take pictures of the fifth largest moon in the solar system, we will take you over to st. louis. and if we want to see, look at that, at the arch. we have no idea if the pictures are true or not as far as when they were taken. what is trending is not always what is true, but we are quite a view from st. louis. >> it is fairly easy to photoshop the moon. i'm slightly skeptical. >> i'm the optimist. >> i believe someone saw that and wanted to share it. let's take a look at madrid, look at the moon over the beautiful castles of madrid. >> i bet that. >> all right, then look at that. that plane flying across the moon. we are book ended by skeptics, bryan over there . >> okay. >>> the time is 7:56, i'm lena tillett, let's get straight to brian shrader. >> the roads are wet in areas where it is not what we have significant delays a significant crash on the north durham freeway. they have been able to move it to the right shoulder, traffic is getting by but look at the residual delay, 30 minutes to make the trip from i-40, 30 minutes to make the trip from i- 42 mangum street, your best

thinking of a bunch the competition in the same way that he got his money but he says you should go to st. louis saddam. associate convince me to come there and we actually got this thing stick him to understand how this got funded and so proud of the work that you have done. one renounce this prize i was absolutely or positively scheerer who would not want to pay the $10 billion after ? that looks like a no-brainer in they said you are crazy it cannot be done. no, no, no. and clean we ended up finding this through n insurance policy it was a crazy idea of a $3 million premium in order to get someone to come against to. if nobody one that keeps the $3 million. but the problem was we don't have the $3 million. so the $50,000 fridays ride negotiated would pay $50,000 a month for one year, to give me enough time to raise the rest of the money. the first that i paid for myself that was the maximum did then we have a lot of board members to reached into their pockets to pay that $50,000 friday. 1.we were short a chunk and asa it is over of less you get the museum. and then you say yes and got somebod

chicago gone over to rain to st. louis towards memphis. if you're going to be in and out. maybe a couple of light sprinkles or showers, the air is dry. anything we do see will be

matt miller put that question to st. louis fed president james bullard. about have some potential to affect u.s. productivity, and i think it should be focused on u.s. productivity. i think the rollback of some regulation, to the extent you think some of the regulation might have been overdone, i think the republicans are betting they can roll that back and increase u.s. productivity. i think the infrastructure program, done properly, could infrastructure and medium-term growth. some tax reform that would repatriate profits from overseas . there is some potential there. there is a long way to go to see if any of that get implemented. and these issues that were mainly more concerning during the campaign, which are immigration and trade, to me, they do affect the macro economy, but it takes a long time to unfold. you have to negotiate over a long time with other countries and, so, i would see that as a five to 10 year horizon, which is outside the box for day-to-day monetary policy, and immigration as well. if you've got immigration reform , you change how

it'll make quite a story in the headlines from here to st. louis. be everybody would be better off knowing the truth about you, what you really are. moss? moss? come out moss! moss? (gun shots) ?? what made him try a thing like that? lf why ben moss had done what he did. because he was a brave coward, or a strong weakling. hoby didn't know. he was only sure that the legend of ben moss was still growing. you're the ranger, i'm ben moss! no you're not. you're the ranger. i'm ben moss! ah, all over texas tonight little boys refusing to eat their spinach, unless mama tells him that ben moss ate his spinach too. that so bad? ah, making a hero out of a man like this. well, you know. yeah but we both know why he didn't, huh? well i wonder. what? well i wonder if uh, you judge somebody like ben moss, for his reasons or uh, for what he actually did. child: bang bang moss! you're dead. child two: blah! howdy. what are you doing on this range? just passing through. running these ponies up to montana. not across my land, you're not. i didn't know this was ranc

. >> they say he wanted to an officer in st. louis -- walked up to a police officer in st. louis. this 49-year-old man is facing charges in sanibel. has ever shot an officer. coming about 5:30 we are going with local police departments to see how the officers are coping with this news and what they are doing to stay safe. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> good afternoon, everybody. that cold air we have been advertising arrived. they could have even been a freeze warning in northern counties be we went back up to the mid-60s closer to the metro area with upper 60s over to winter haven but still a chilly day and the lows drop down to 27 in brooksville and 44 in tampa. lakeland is 39 with quite a few people reporting they had to skip -- scrape frost off the windshields this morning. skies are clear and tonight not tuesday. the extent forecast through thanksgiving coming up in a couple minutes. >>> now to democracy 2016. another day of meeting for president-elect donald trump who could announce more choices for his cabinet by the end of the day.

this book came from a visit that i took to ferguson to north st. louisounty for the first anniversary of michael brown's death in 2015. there were a number of demonstrations that were planned and i felt drawn to ferguson st. louis as many thousands have been drawn in the past year to learn from the young organizers in the streets so i put together the longest continuous protest in civil rights history with the exception of maybe the montgomery bus boycott, the historic protest. i came back to berkeley hoping to write an intro to the paperback version of who we be.w it just poured out of me. it sprawled. i wrote 50 pages. i turned it in, my publisher said this is not an intro to ao book, but it's probably a new book. i had taken two decades to do the first two book, but this one had that essay poured out of me. i finished the rest of the book in about four months. one of the main ideas that i trace in who we be, it just deepens when i had a chance to be there in san diego city, in st. louis county invertedlouis ferguson. it was a strange paradox that i th

or we'll go, see, we went to see orvill who had a meatpacking company in st. louis and he gave us 25,000 bucks. unbelievable. it was amazing to be a part of a small team of people that got spaceshipone hanging in the air and space museum next to my grandfather's plane and that, that overnight success of 10 years, that, was incredibly difficult but had that kind of success, has given me, just given all of us, that juice that we need to keep trying, even after failure. to keep, okay, what am i going to do next? because i know that i can change the world. and that was, it is really the most incredible gift i ever had in my life, to have it come when i was really at the bottom, disabled, didn't have a life, didn't have a computer at that time, that probably would have been a good thing. my physical life was over, but i was able to gain it back again and to gain that along with this arc of the spaceship was, you know, something, i don't know if i will get another chance but i'm going to keep trying. >> i know you have got some things going on, eric, but are you thinking

he was going to fly to st. louis or detroit or houston, take a helicopter into austin or get in a car and go to a neighboring ranch. we didn't know, we had to quickly respond and react and let everybody know. >> he loved that ranch and you spend a lot of time there and the president would bring all kinds of people there. >> brought heads of state, members of congress and the cabinet. this photograph is a group of the joint chiefs of staff, secretary of defense sitting on the front line of the lbj ranch, deciding the budget for the defense department in vietnam. >> you were there for the inauguration of 1964. >> yes i was. i was succeeded in the stands. >> 1965. how many use the same car? >> the car that was used in dallas, the secret service car 100 x, the car president kennedy was assassinated in. it was specially fabricated prior to that event but was not armored, did not have any armor on it at all, had a plastic top, immediately after the assassination the car was taken by ford motor company and reconfigured from

and the states embraced him when he went to the st. louisams, he was drafted by the rams in the seventh round . the saints embraced him. some of the team leaders took him under their wing and tried to talk to him about being an nfl player, how to improve his game , the players really i think demonstrated where sports are. my teammates are going to accept you. the interesting part about michael's story on the flipside is that to me there is no question that him coming out hurt him in the draft. and there is no question to me that hurt him getting a job after he was cut from the rams and after he was cut from the cowboys. not a single team called his agent to inquire about him after he was cut from the cowboys after week six or whatever it was. that really tells you that nfl front offices, the rich white guys in suits still have an issue with this and it demonstrates a real lack of leadership on this issue in the nfl, particularly at the team level. the league i think would love to have a gay player in the nfl. it seems some of them are ready

so it's really appropriate for the idea of a memorial to st. louis' role in westward expansion. st. louis' role as a gateway to have a gigantic gateway right there on the river front. the arch is made out of stainless steel, one-quarter-inch stainless steel on the outside. on the inside, it's made of three-quarter-inch carbon steel. so basically, you have a sandwich. in the lower portions of the sandwich, it's filled in with concrete. in the upper portions, there are tie rods that re-enforce -- steel re-enforcing rods that keep the sections apart. it's kind of a unique structure because it doesn't have any superstructure on the inside. there's no gerders or things like that that form the shape of the arch. it's not just clad with stainless steel on the top. sometimes visitors are surprised because they haven't read about the arch to learn that they can actually go to the top of it. they think maybe it's just like a big piece of outdoor sculpture and you can just look at it. there's little barrel shaped capsules that fit five persons in each one, and on each leg of the arch, there's e

san antonio to dallas, st. louis and minneapolis. ravel day of the entire year, that storm will be moving into the great lakes. maybe areas right around detroit and chicago will have showery type weather and then for thanksgiving day, louis, the macy's parade is not going to be a washout, but there is a chance of showers into the northeast on thanksgiving day. >> bill, we were all wondering where winter was in one day, bam, it's here. >>> a few more sports headlines for you. it's never too late to realize your dreams. joe thomas sr. has made history as the oldest person to play in division one football game. the 55-year-old father of green bay packers linebacker joe thomas jr. took the field in the first quarter of saturday's senior day win over savannah state, where he took the handoff and ran for a gain of three yards. thomas finished the day with four carries and a total of minus one rushing yard. another sight to see on the collegiate grid iron from saturday, boise state's team retrieving labrador was responsible for fetching the

we have those chilly temperatures to go for the 28 in detroit, marquette has 16 degrees in the arrowhead of minnesota, temperatures in the teens. it's 43 in st. louis. as a take a look to the next couple days, we keep an eye out here into the plane states and for the west into the four corners region. this is one area of low pressure is in that area of low pressure will continue to move to the easton as it does so will gain more strength. you're likely to see a storm system begin to develop somewhere in the nebraska kansas area coming out to the iowa missouri area. this is a far cry from what we had last week. there's no real pull or push coming behind it and we aren't expecting that intensification come in. we're not expecting the 70s, have either. it will be warmer but not white record setting. 70 and temperatures, 20s and 32 in downtown cleveland. light wins the war but trimmer with anyways, these clouds may be a random stuff like these but the rest of us will deal with sunny skies, northwest winds to continue progress the workday gets going we head toward one shower, temperature should rebound nicely in the mid-and upper 30s. would be surprised

that doesn't happen until thursday. 60's chicago to st. louis. that is the air mass that is coming on in. although today is cool, below average, notice the temperatures jump ull the middle of the week. sea breeze developing around lunchtime today. with the light winds, that means a sea breeze at the coast. low 50's is the best we there. taupton around 55. -- taunton, around 55. overnight as the winds turn to the south, we are going to bring in some clouds. tomorrow get warmer temperatures in here. temperatures going up into the 60's but there will be more clouds around tomorrow. just partly sunny that is front approaches, there could be some rain coming in, especially along north of the pike and for the evening commute. 7:00, 8:00, weekend see a thunderstorm coming through with that frontal boundary behind it. behind it blustery, turning colder on friday. sunny this weekend. i don't see us getting out of the 40's. so far the roads are quiet here. so far so good. second day of open technology. we'll see how it goes. let's go to the maps and show y

storm could have slow there from chicago to st. louis and houston. we'll be cold and dry on tuesday of next week. as we get into the biggest the day before thanksgiving, the showery, unsettled weather off to our weather. we should be dry along the i-95 corridor on the big day before thanksgiving. showers returning to the pacific northwest. the earlier outlook, cloudy, at least with a chance for showers. if you're traveling on thanksgiving day, quiet weather. our five day forecast comes up in ten minutes. >>> it is 6:13. developing this morning, the new york city police department is on alert ahead of the department is investigating a threat published in an isis magazine. it called for lone wolves to drive a truck into the crowd. a former fbi agent says the article is nothing new. police are planning a multi layered security strategy to keep people safe. >>> ?? parents in silver spring are remembering four young lives lost in a horrific crash. 7-year-old devan harley junior, his brother, 6-year-old nicholas and sister, 5-year-old lea, all died on frida