i grew up in south st. louis city and then south st. louis county.nd we were a very close net family. my parents worked extremely hard and set a great example. valued education. stayed together. they have been married over 60 years. and we really -- it really was a close community in south st. louis county back then. you could leave your doors open. the kids played in the church parking lot after school. and really, we benefited from that, that american dream of solid families, homeownership, parents who work hard, valued education, state together. something that too often is missing from society nowadays. >> when did you first become politically aware? >> a long time ago. i'm dating myself now. in junior high during watergate, i watched the watergate hearings. i'm not sure i really understood exactly what was going on. but i started to volunteer in political campaigns and ballot initiatives. but i really became much more politically active in college. my first presidential election i was very involved in was ronald reagan's. >> you have a law degree

i grew up in south st. louis county and close knit. my parents worked hard and valued education, stayed together and married over 60 years. and we -- it was a close community in south st. louis county back then. you could leave your doors opened and the kids played in the church parking lot after school and we benefited from that american dream of solid. and parents who worked hair hard and something that is missing from society now adays. >> when did you become politicalally aware? >> during watergate, i watched the wear gate hearings and i'm not sure i understood what was going on and i started to volunteer in political campaigns and became more politically active in college, my first election was. >> you have a law degree and medical degree? >> i'm an internist. >> do you still practice. >> i'm in forced retirement. but i still keep in touch with the folks back home. >> being in public policy and the law and not 100% what i was going to do and stay with meed sin but now i practice law by writing laws. >> eight years in the missouri

speaker, esteemed colleagues, and the people of the st. louis region, first i would like to say happy birthday to my father, john bell. happy heavenly birthday to my stepfather, larry greer. and happy founders day to the national a.m.e. church and at home in st. louis, st. paul a.m.e. church led by pastor spencer booker. i rise today humbled and with deep gratitude to deliver my first speech here in these halls. this living testament to both the promise and the challenges of american governance. i stand not merely as a representative in congress, but as a proud son of st. louis. one who believes in the power of bringing every voice into our shared conversation. it is my mission to ensure that every single person in my district feels seen, heard, and valued. my first foray into public service was as a city councilman elected in 2015 in a place called ferguson. in 2018, i was the first african-american elected to serve as st. louis county prosecuting attorney, working with community partners to create the first of its kind diversion advisory commi

charles, missouri. >> we are west of the city of st. louiseople kind of relate that to the arch. >> they are just separated by a river. so just hop on the bridge and you're in st. charles. >> and like this town's famous christmas tradition celebration and their lively oktoberfest, murder comes but once a year. >> st. charles averages about one and a half homicides a year. >> it's a pretty peaceful community, and people look out for each other. >> a cold-blooded murder is not something st charles is known for. and the local cops will probably need some help with what looks like a big investigation. so they appeal to a special group for help. >> a request was made to notify the major case squad. >> and they contact other departments that are in our area, and they send detectives that assist us. >> more than 30 detectives with the major case squad are now looking for his killer. >> this elite major case squad has a very high rate of success. 80% of their cases are solved. but with all this manpower, there is one catch. they only have five days t

low 50s on sunday in st. louis. 70s on tap by monday in dallas. even nework city ends y eveland this afternoon. mostly sunny conditions for washington, d.c. and philadelphia. 33 degrees with sunshine in new york city. and that's a look at your forecast, richard, back to you. >> you did your name proud. all righty, have a good weekend. >>> the u.s. and canada went tit-for-tat at the four nations final. each scored a goal apiece in the first two periods but went quite in the third taking the match to overtime, that's when one of the best players in hockey put the country of canada on his back. >> score! connor mcdavid! wins it for canada! >> you heard it, connor mcdavid scoring the game winner. prime minister justin trudeau celebrating the win saying, you can't take our country, and you can't take our game. >>> coming up, walmart's warning as stocks tumble. why the retailer says its forecast is softer than expected, and how tariffs could impact that. and how tariffs cou impact that. some people have minor joint pain plus certain stomach problems. th

edmonton in st. louis.move for kyle granlin, wednesday, tnt and max, brewers, rangers, and again, oilers and black hawks. kenny albert stopped by on the break. will have the call on wednesday. bruins lead 5-3, with 5:30 to go here in the third. see the records for both of these teams. currently on the outside looking in. and the wild card picture. stretched pass for j.t. miller. maneuver in slam on the brakes at the half wall. works it back for k'andre miller. a shot goes wide from fox on a puck retrieval, it's j.t. miller. now k'andre miller for fox. back to k'andre miller along the line. banks it down for j.t. miller. tucks back for fox. speeding in. fox, behind the goal was looking for j.t. miller. our final five minutes are brought to you by hotels.com. here is panarin, with a little bit of space. seen past for fox. fox to zibanejad. tried to go short side, and it pops out of the zone. >> ray: k'andre miller and adam fox were out there together, and they were both recovers on that chip. basically all ov

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unmanned vehicles is increased greatly, the concept of a re, essentially no longer what seemed like st. louis just yesterday is now one of which frontline fighting as the front advances soldiers. antonia thank you ration zones and do this impulse and dangerous. well, the the, [000:00:00;00] the 10s of thousands gather to more and i has been a leader as id, a fighter, jets roar across the favorites, guys. and the is really depends minister places to and anyone who threatens is around like as a ceasefire. deal is in jeopardy after israel suspended the release of over $600.00 published indian prisoners despite him aust, delivering on, it's the end of saturday swap. we get reaction from thomas to the into are still waiting for their loved ones. we were shocked, as usual by the occupations way of dealing, hurting the families, tormenting them and the prisoners. the conversation was very useful. we not only listened but also heard each other. and i have reason to believe that the american side has begun to.

st. louis 3 to 8. nashville will see 2 to 4 inches. same for louisville. as we move to thursday and across the eastern sea board, the highest amounts along the virginia coast with some areas picking up about 6 to 9 inches of snow there. otherwise, things not too bad. we do have some icing as well from oklahoma, again right on into the southeastern atlantic coast. guys? >> all right, al. see you back in a little bit. >>> another big story this morning. the trump administration's sweeping cuts to the federal workforce. now, the pace is picking up over the weekend with more layoffs. it's across a number of federal agencies. and this morning the elon musk-led effort is pushing access to the irs system, including personal taxpayer information. nbc's senior white house correspondent garrett haake joins us with the latest. garrett, good morning. >> reporter: laura, good morning to you. the president remains in frida this morning, but his wrecking ball overhaul of the federal government here in washington continues with layoffs now being reported at the cdc, the f

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including in st. louisnetwork, and -- new york, and boston. >> he's done a great job for the church. hopefully he continues to be with us a little bit longer. >> reporter: on x the official account acknowledged the outpouring, francis saying he's been struck by letters and drawings from children saying "thank you for your closeness, and for the consoling prayers from all over the world." in new york, cardinal timothy doland mentioned that church leaders have not said publicly, that pope francis is, quote, probably close to death, although he did tell reporters that he is hoping that francis would, quote, bounce back. >> all right. jarred hill. thank you so much for keeping us updated. >>> here at home, now confusion and chaos loom as millions of federal employees start their workweek today under threat of a deadline from president trump's cost-cutting chief elon musk. he's demanding they explain what they did at work last week or risk losing their jobs. cbs' willie james inman reports from the white house.

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st. louishiefs. now, let me explain this to you guys. st. louis and kansas city, are both in missouri. >> seth: yes. >> a lot of people don't realize that. >> seth: they don't, no. >> they get stuck on the kansas part of kansas city. >> seth: which is very fair. >> also, fair. >> seth: and by the way, with how things are going, it might all get renamed soon. [ laughter ] >> it might get renamed, "americaland." >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. they'll just call it missouri city. >> missouri city. >> seth: yeah, who knows? >> oh, boy. >> seth: but you got to go and do it. now, i would imagine when you get asked something like this, it's an immediate yes because it's such a cool honor. >> also, you know me long enough, i say, "yes." >> seth: you're a yes guy. >> what's the bit? yes and -- >> seth: yes and. >> please. >> seth: that's why -- and we will get to it in a minute. but that's why we loved you as an "snl" host is you have a terrible judgment of what -- [ laughter ] >> what is going to be terribl

we've got 50 million people under alerts right now with snow falling currently in kansas city and st. louis. the snow, heavy rain, ice is all going to be on the table, specifically for the plains today. notice gusty storms that we could see across parts of the south today. heavy rain working across that region leading to flooding in the coming days. as we get into wednesday the system quickly tracks across the tennessee valley, still dealing with snow on the backside of it as we get into thursday across the great lakes and mid atlantic. this means substantial snowfall in some spots. springfield could receive 8 to 12 inches by the time we get to thursday. 6 to 10 expected for norfolk. meanwhile, really cold air spilling in as well. 73 million people under cold weather alerts. take a look at these wind chill values right now. we're talking more than 20 degrees below in minneapolis and in waterloo as well as omaha. minus 30 for green bay right now. these tempatureser . teens expected for amarillo. mid-70s for phoenix. and that's a look at your forecast, jessica, back to you. >> all right, angi

upper 40s for savannah, 37 for dallas, 27 for st. louis. as we get into the weekend, notice this is saturday. we start to get temperatures kind of getting back to normal or even above normal. 50 degrees for rapid city. that's going to feel great. 35 for chicago, big improvement there. 50 for dallas. you see this kind of trend as we get closer to the low to mid-60s in dallas heading into mid-30s for washington, d.c. and philadelphia. 33 degrees with full sunshine in new york city today. and that's a look at your forecast, richard, back to you. >> sweltering! >>> while some agencies have done away with the celebration of cultural events, the white house did take time to acknowledge black history month yesterday. the president was joined by tir woods. trump announcing the new garden of american heroes will include harriet tubman and jackie robinson. >>> the mega studio set to take control of the james bond franchise. >>> and a former nfl punter arrested at a city council meeting after his anti-maga protest. eting after his anti-ma protest. som

we head to the low 40s in wichita and st. louis. 32 in pittsburgh. we head to upper 20s for both detroit and cleveland. 34, mostly sunny skies expected in new york city today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> okay, angie, thank you. nu wh lo alar s back in a miteita okt ke debut. ♪ okay, y'all. i heard mielle's kalahari melon and aloe vera line is changing the game. up to five days of moisture and no wash days in between? let's see about that. day two, headed to work, but i feel like i'm about to drop a hit single. all the cuties are at the run club. good thing these curls are curling. can you believe this is day five? i think i could go even longer. up to five days of lasting moisture. endless possibilities. imagine what you could do in five days. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey! eddie, no. frasier, frank. frank? —fred, how are you? —fred! support up to 7 brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. —what's on your mind, deon? —my sensitive skin. and how o

mid-60s for st. louis. even out east, mid-60s to low 70s. this winter kind of warmth is going to stay with us tomorrow too. minneapolis tops out at 43 degrees. new york city at 53. still 70s across parts of the south as well. things look kind of mild. we end up into the upper 50s to low 60s for parts of the tennessee valley. upper 40s on friday in philadelphia. 69 degrees for saturday in raleigh, and still the 70s on tap for jackson. mild conditions are going to last into the weekend in some spots. we do have a little bit of rain and snow we're tracking across the northeast. it's a weak system, not all that indianapolis tops out at 57 degrees. detroit ends up at 46 with mostly-sunny skies today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >>> early today is back in a minute with the trouble brewing at starbucks. and president trump steps up his tariff threats against mexico and canada. how it could impact prices. da. how it could impact prices. eddie, no. frasier, frank. frank? —fred, how are you? —fred! support up to 7 brain h

. >> reporter: temperatures low in st. louisn was found dead on the streets tuesday morning. roads so slick in tennessee, cars spinning out. dozens of wrecks and injuries. >> if they don't have to be on the road, stay off the roadways. safest place is at home. >> reporter: as a storm pushes east, a state of emergency in north carolina. roads prepped with more than 3 million gallons of brine. 1,200 crews ready to respond. they brace for up to a foot of snow. tonight as eastern kentucky recovers from the historic floods, another blow from mother nature. cars losing control on the interstate in lexington. officials say the next 12 hours will be critical, warning millions to be on high alert. lester? >> kathy, thank you. >>> to idaho where a judge has just refused to toss out key evidence in the case against bryan kohberger accused of murdering the four college students in 2022. laura jarrett is here. what does this mean for his defense? >> reporter: this is a huge blow to the defense team. all of the most damning evidence against h

a loud message to 93 federal prosecutors nationwide in communities big and small from seattle to st. louisnnah to scranton. don't cross the president when you pick a case. this feels like it's bigger than just eric adams. >> this goes way beyond adams. this goes really to the justice department as a whole, and make no mistake, in my view, the deputy attorney general was trying to send a message throughout the justice department that people need to follow the orders and if they don't follow the orders, they need to leave the department. >> maurice: and scott, those 93 federal prosecutors around the country you mentioned, how are they reacting to all of this tonight? >> reporter: maurice, this commanded their attention all day. they watched. they exchanged text messages. this is all so disorienting for them. there are a couple hundred public corruption cases prosecuted in states across the country each year. sheriffs, school administrators, mayors accused of misconduct. it's unclear if they have to check with the white house now before some of them prosecute the case in front of them. >> joh

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jamie reed, who again was the whistleblower from the st. louis clinic, testified, attested in the sworn affidavit that their clinic used to actively keep the non-affirming parent in the dark. the clinicians would hide information from the parent who was skeptical, who had questions, who wanted a more comprehensive mental health assessment, who wanted psychotherapy. the gender clinics would just keep them in the dark. so that's the 3rd reason. and then the 4th reason, which i've been trying to make the case for this, and i wish people would take this a little bit more seriously, i think the parental rights argument is a very convenient ploy by gender clinicians to deflect responsibility for what they're doing because what they're essentially saying is the parents are the ones who bear responsibility for this decision. what do you want from us? leave us alone. they consented. and especially because in this area of medicine, the model that's being used is known as the informed consent model. it was borrowed from adult transgender medicine and import

and postal workers stealing credit cards from the mail, including near st. louis. purge. california representative darrell issa argued the fired inspectors failed to perform. some americans might think they are pulling a lot of police off the street here, you take inspectors general all at once and take them off the playing field. >> well, again, the new administration is acting quicker than any other administration in modern history. but no, they need to be judged on who's the acting, who's replacing them, how fast they will name those names, and will they be naming people who will aggressively look for waste, fraud, and abuse? >> reporter: but the purge is not just in government. >> it's pure retaliation, vindictiveness, retribution. >> reporter: private attorney mark zaid, who represents whistle-blowers, has just been stripped of his security clearance by the trump administration, making it more difficult for his potential clients inside the cia or fbi to report misconduct. >> they are pulling those away or neutralizing those who could do things against them. >>

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to make foot on which is the getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often st. louis, but it's absolutely vital that the stories to control we pushed as far forward as we can to the front line. now the smells of the power. a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can do as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given chrisy. so issue as always, is there a correspondence? that's what we strive to do. hearing the fact the is very systematic and deliberate destruction of causes we would set infrastructure has left more than 2000000 people in a state of color since from asking questions. what do you think will be the last thing? impacts on journal is reporting from the action when firefighters did arrive. there wasn't sufficient with an in depth coverage. it's a gathering of intention to speak to wisdom teeth this out as it was, teens on the ground. when you closer to the heart of the story, the shaker model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nom

we saw lice twice over the crowd here in st. louis as they were flying very low. the rumbling noise at 1st the people were concerned. they looked up in the side of a sobbing set. and then there was a sense of defiance. people were chanting again. he is around and enjoy your weather. the website that i use for the very, very simple and the war for husband lost. it wasn't the 1st one, but the most difficult one. as you all use, it has a lot of intelligence information as to what starts to do a lot, and it continues to target to do today. a number of error strikes not only in southern lebanon, but the eastern. c on, on us when it was rough, continues to carry out those strikes the size of these fire that came into a forest in like november, so as to say that it will continue to target loss and make sure that this arm is i'm able to re, are joining is that from the route, the funeral procession, certainly for the late handful, i need to pass on that as well as in a many things indeed as bringing out a hassle. now he joins us here in the studio valley. we sort of great

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most of the week above average, st. louis country stealing above average temperatures the big swings we were so far below average last week that we've experienced a 90 degrees difference between the temperatures that will see today compared to this time last week we have a little bit of moisture into the midwestern anterior northeast and i-95 we have a couple of disturbances that will bring moisture most of that given rain and however, some areas closer to the canadian border and the higher elevation of the northeast you could see snow and mixing but nothing expected to commit and should accumulate as we had to march 1 is expected to stay a little bit of an early preview. maria do i see 52 degrees in new york. >> you are correct today enter today is the pick day more sunshine tomorrow. maria a big hour coming up at the 7:00 a.m. stay with us. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ ...doing subway tile in an ivory, or eggshell... —cream?... —maybe bone?... don't get me started on qu

as that colder air comes in green bay, st. louis, lexington, you are cooler than average.we head into the next few days going into early next week, you can see temperatures warm up in boston. 45. 62 in st. louis. little rock 69. and charlotte 64 degrees. wind alerts right now in the midwest. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. temperatures head for the mid 70s, and this will be the last day of having a little taste of spring before winter arrives. and that means a drop in temperatures for the weekend. rain chances increase late tomorrow night and we will only make it into the upper 50s on sunday, with clouds and waves of rain coming through, although we're not expecting this to be a significant storm. we'll have another hour, guys, we have a real harbinger of spring. we'll talk about that coming up. >> love that. coming up, our emotional conversation with a man who lost his wife and son, a rising star in figure skating, in that fatal crash in washington. this morning how he's honoring their legacies and the touching tribute planned for this

you can see on the radar from kansas city, st. louisn springfield, 2 to 4 in nashville. the big number, 7 to 11 inches of snow around norfolk and the virginia coastline. we're also looking at icy conditions along the carolinas, back along the lower plains and heavy rain down along the gulf coast. isolated fla flooding threat, we're looking at big problems there. and, again, this large area, this extends 21 states long. so we've got a lot of folks who will be dealing with this weather, guys. >> mr. roker, thank you. >>> so it's not unusual to find a lost dog or a stray cat on occasion. it is not every day you find a seal wandering the city streets. that's exactly what happened this weekend in new haven, connecticut. the seal, thought to be five or six weeks old, was found in the middle of the street about three blocks away from a local river. now, experts say it is pretty rare f a seal to travel that far away from the water. the young pup was taken to the mystic aquarium for care and rehabilitation before rescuers try to release him back

>> st. louis, missouri! >> we love st. louis.ause we want you on that smucker's jar. >> thank you, mr. roker. >>> coming up, a powerful conversation with the parents of golfer grayson murray on his legacy of love and the mission to help others cope with mental health challenges. we'll have that for you. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >>> we are back at 8:35 now with >>> we are bk at 8:35 now with a very important story about mental health. >> i know this ivery close to your heart, carson. >> yeah, guys. absolutely. i had a chance to sit down with eric and terry murray, the parents of grayson mur

phillips in st. louis, blessed act sacrament in denver, st.laughter] kevin: exactly. it speaks back to what ray -- rachel was saying about being able to afford a quality education. and if you're a participant, you really want your -- a parent, you really want your children to get a good education, but here's the thing, cardinal dolan. i feel there's a bit of a shift in our culture away from -- let me share this stat here. the importance of religion to americans. >> oh. kevin: i grew up, it was incredibly important p. in fact, it was mandatory, i don't mind telling you. you were definitely going to be at a mass, brother, every single sunday is. but as you look there, i'm just curious, what do you think is behind what's happening right now in. >> well, you -- this is really something. this is very accurate, i'm afraid. so what you've got are catholic schools thrived when we had what you might if call an intact, cohesive catholic culture. they were an essential part of it. when i grew up, there was no question, you would send your children to cat

northeast not bad right now but things will be changing were looking at kansas city this morning west of st. louiser 20s and we are freezing rain falling is been a disaster on the road and all the moisture will move off to the east what we call this is an overrunning of it, cold air trapped at the surface but very warm moist air history many from the gulf of mexico you look at columbus, ohio, baltimore, temperatures below freezing but we will most likely deal with the rain and that would lead to isaac in relation. the final thing not so much ice for new york a sloppy couple of inches of snow as we head into the day tomorrow. >> thank you so much stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. [coins clinking] ♪ that's convenience from chase. make more of what's yours.