without a doubt. >> they saw louis ducking inside a sandwich shop. and when louis left -- >> someone from a distance outside made a comment "i think that's him" and that spooked him. >> louis took off toward this apartment complex. >> i think we were confident where he was. luckily as soon as we turned the corner, we saw the police coming in. >> when the police get there, aaron takes off running into an apartment and jumps out of a second story window before he's taken into custody. >> this is like a movie, this chase and kidnapping. did it feel like that? >> oh, yeah. still does. >> the cops finally had a suspect. and what he revealed would send detectives on a hair-raising ride to find the missing real estate agent. coming up -- a haunting recording. >> i just want to let you know i'm okay. i haven't been hurt. >> could beverly still be alive? >> i had hoped. it's what keeps you going. >> when "date line" continues. that keeps you up again, and again. advil pm silences pain, and you sleep the whole night. advil pm yo

a. louis for then on clay they're seeing. keep it out of me. i don't know how to you know the concrete stuff. but. this is in among today. the lifestyle of these mongols is eerily similar to the scenes which marco polo recorded in his book over 700 years ago. and going to and i am. not. sure the young venetian man was clearly in all of these while he was born from a harshness he had never encountered before. if. you know the should watching. we started to talk more. than. i ever heard and i'm only sure oberstein. to turn it into their moral. issues surely mean your report is just that i've pushed back and your only purpose was that it not that i thought you feel the shouting going. to play then is now my golden boys are training in the 3 manly skills. archery. undressed mongolian wrestling more bowing means jeweller ability. the highest honors in the martial code. still goes to the mongolian restless man trying to survive just like in marco polo stein. out on the step there is still mongols that marco polo would recognize today. to some. extent

. >> reporter: the couple managed to steal a louis vuitton makeup case did not get away with any credit cards or cash this time. >> is been a very good day in danville. >> reporter: merchants are on high alert with emails circulating throughout town from the chamber of commerce. >>> danville police tell me they are reviewing that surveillance video and also comparing it to the video at half moon bay. they believe that the couple has struck numerous times. they do not have any arrests right now. one of them is ready to have a baby soon. in danville, julie goodrich, kpix 5. >>> new at 6, troublg new nufothe city of oakland. some data showing more than 4000 homeless people are living in the city right now. susie steimle spoke with the mayor about what these numbers mean and what needs to happen to combat the housing crisis. >> reporter: the mayor is not surprised by these numbers and human not be either because a couple of months ago we talked about how there was a 43% increase in the number of people living in alameda county who were homeless in the past couple of years. today we saw the

police telling us they only got away with what they thwa a wallet that turned out to be a louis vuitton makeup bag. now the chamber of commerce has sent out email blasts to all of the merchants on the street saying be vigilant to be on alert. in danville, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> dashcam video could help san francisco police and their investigation into a crash that killed a pedestrian. the video shows the moment a tesla zooms past traffic, runs a red light, and then slams into a mini cooper. a couple at a crosswalk was struck. the man did not survive. this is what the intersection at taylor and o'farrell looked like moment after the collision. onlookers appear stunned at what they are seeing. police stepped up patrols in the area. sunday's crash marks the 14th pedestrian draft death in san francisco. supervisor matt haney introduced a resolution at city hall to declare a state of emergency. it calls for more traffic safety measures. >> over two thirds of the fatal crashes we see on our streets are ultimately because drivers are driving too fast. >> we only had 20 last year. to ha

measures in place to stop killing children to protect children why are children in yemen still dying a louis charbonneau is the u.n. director of human rights watch he welcomed parts of the report it's good that the syrian government remains. the worst part of the blacklist for what it's been doing in the war there same for the military in myanmar and the south sudanese military we're quite disappointed by the inclusion of the saudi led coalition on what is known as the not so bad part of the. a turkish president tired and says he is determined to eliminate what he's called the terror corridor or in northern syria a u.s. and turkish officials have been holding talks for a safe zone east. to address its security concerns over the presence of kurdish fighters there but. we are determined to destroy to pieces to tear a corridor in the east of the euphrates regardless of the way negotiations with the united states go on the forming of a safe zone along the border with syria with this operation we will in the context between tira groups based east of the euphrates entier wrists and northern iraq t

that rhymes with "ush." >> there was a beermaker we are in downtown st. louismber of companies get acquired, monsanto, panera, and others more than 3.5 times more money was spent on outsiders acquiring st. louis based companies than st. louis based companies spent acquiring outside the metropolitan area. there's no information on showing what that has done for a local economy like this one, but it has not helped. population growth and per capita income growth are well below the national average we sat down with ronnie chambers who handed out severance packages to anheuser-busch she said she laid off hundreds of people until she heard she was receiving a pink slip. >> i wasn't surprised. i was ready. i was emotionally exhausted, physically exhausted i was 54, it was time. i was happy. i thought i was ready, but in fact once i got on the other side of carrying my box out of the building i did my share of crying >> chambers is now a career transition coach helping other people who have been displaced from mergers in recent years she says it's not all bad for peopl

a st. louis held since the spring by the assad regime in war-torn syria has been released and reunited with his parents. his name is sam goodwin. and his freedom tonight comes as the result of top-secret, international negotiations involving a member of the lebanese military. don dahler leads us off tonight with new information, including what brought goodwin to syria. >> reporter: sam goodwin had been held in syria for two months, but evidently, few people outside his family knew that until he was released in damascus. sources tell cbs news he was then taken to lebanon. today, the family released this statement: ibrahim is the head of lebanese internal security. >> i'd see him around. always had a smile on his face. >> reporter: tom burns knew goodwin at niagra college. >> we're glad he's okay according to the reports. >> reporter: the 30-year-old was traveling around the globe with intentions of visiting every nation. he post videos on youtube of himself walking with cheetahs feeding tortoises,

a fellow louis, one of the very first, 1906, first to give us in written form a recipe for the martinig french, dry, remove, italian is red. that's why i like to call this martini. i also prepared a irish roman punch. some of you may not know that the titanic was irish-built ship, a lot of people don't know that. so using an irish whiskey for roman punch is fairly appropriate and the the roman punch was a pallet cleanser. even today we serve sorbet, we drink sorbet as pallet cleanser. that's what it was, part sorbet, part spirit, there was also some occasionally whip creme and cherry used within it as well. that's the two to be tails that i have here and they were most likely served on the titanic as well. thank you. >> thank you, jeffrey. [applause] >> lastly, we have an empty chair, it's not symbolic, we were supposed to have a fourth guest and -- and her name is barbara, she is a descendant of titanic survivor, pastry chef, or the baker, charles, and he survived and the legend is he -- he followed the distressed signals, he said we are going down so i'm cooked, went into pantry and

a. louis for then on clay they're seeing. keep yeah to me. i don't like that you know the concrete stuff. but. this is in among today. the lifestyle of these mongols is eerily similar to the scenes which marco polo recorded in his book over 700 years ago. and going to and i am just. going to. show the young venetian man was clearly in all of these while he was born from a harshness he had never encountered before. if. you can deny the should watching. we started to talk more. than. i ever heard him only short oberstein. he took diligent to the mall and the place he surely mean your date but as you stood up with that and your only purpose was that it not that i thought you will be shut in. place and is now my 1000000000 boys are training in the 3 manly skills. archery. undressed mongolian wrestling or boy means to your ability. the highest honors in the martial code. still goes to the mongolian restless man trying to survive just like in marco polo stein. out on the step there is still mongols that marco polo would recognize today. to some. ex

a st. louisally has her wallet back 75 years after it was stolen. an illinois congregation found about a dozen wallets as it converted a high school building into a church. the pastor posted pictures on fib abelong names from some of the i.d.s. a st. louis station recognized 89-year-old betty sisom's name and respected reunite her with her wallet. it contained pictures including one of her brother who was fighting in world war ii at the time. no word on whether sisom had already replaced her credit cards. >> so cool. >>> soon there will be a new home for "friends" binge watchers. >> pivot. pivot. pivot. pivot. [ laughter ] pivot. pivot. >> shut up. shut up. shut up! >> the time -- it just works, 20 years later it still works. friends moving from netflix to warner media streaming service, called hbo max. last year streamers watched 32 billion minutes, 32 billion minutes of friends" on netflix. second only to "the office" with 52 billion minutes watched. just a few weeks ago, netflix lost streaming

a st. louis her wallet back 75 years after it was stolen. an illinois congregation found about a dozen wallets as it converted a high school building into a church. the pastor posted pictures on facebook along with names from some of the i.d.s. a st. louis tv station recognized 89-year-old betty sisom's name and helped reunite her with her wall street. it had pictures including one of her brother who was fighting in world war ii. >>> soon there will be new content for netflix binge researchers. >> pivot. pivot. pivot. pivot. [ laughter ] pivot. pivot! >> shut up. shut up. shut up! >> "friends" pivoting from netflix to warner media streaming service, now called hbo max run by our parent company, warner media. last year streamers watched 32 billion minutes of "friends" on netflix. second only to "the office" with 52 billion minutes. just a few weeks ago, netflix lost the streaming rights to "the office." universal television auctioned the rights to nbc universal's streaming service. just put that l

on tuesday a new record for maison saint louis injersey. of 35.7 degrees celsius. don't be too surprised if we do not see some further records being broken before this hot spell is out. the peak is anticipated on thursday and some spots could reach 37 degrees. that will be a new ukjuly record. we start on wednesday with plenty of humidity around and widespread thunderstorms across the northern half of the uk. potentially big hail and gusty wind and a lot of lightning and thunder. losing their intensity as they drift across scotla nd intensity as they drift across scotland through the morning. clear from the northern isles in the afternoon. a bit more of a south—westerly flow today so that will take the temperature down a little towards the west of the uk but still some hotspots in the east, facing highs of 32 or 33 degrees. through the evening and overnight, not a lot changes but notices some business going on out here towards the western area of low pressure trying to get closer. what that will do is increase the southerly flow for thursda

distracting her near the front of the store as the woman reached into the owner's purse and took a pricey louis vuitton bag. >> i treated them so well and took care of them. >> they tried the act at another store. >> the woman tried diverting the merchant's attention. the owner had an alarm that sound and confronted him. >> the hope is to put this out to the public and get a lead on who these people may have been. send a message that we don't tolerate that type of behavior here. >> danville police and the chamber of commerce are doing their best to spread the word. they need to know the community is on its toes. shop owners knowy won't be easy targets. >> they know they will be caught in the end. >> reporter: this is where one of the incidents took place. the shop owner said she never had anything like that happen here before since she has been in business. reporting live in danville, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> two years after a popular grocer was killed by a hit and run driver, police arrested a suspect. he was captured in stockton last week. in 2017, police believe she hit a man in

she was transported to a different hospital because here at louis is they don't necessarily treat gunshot wounds or at least severe ones like she had to so she was transferred to a different hospital she did get to see her son know before she was transferred. that's what. father has told me his wife was able to see and before she was transported to get her surgery which. i'm not sure that still going on earth that has ended yet but they did know she was being treated. i'm not sure what the injuries were of the grandmother. but i do know that she is not necessarily getting treatment right the family here has said to me that because of some insurance issues they haven't been able to start treating her yet they say where they were in the festival of what they were doing have a slate, it's a lot has happened i think has. yeah they did not because of those who are here we're not there with the family or with the little boy and his mother and that they they did not tell me if they know that something ask us to soon as we i'm talking now i'll definitely ask them because i heard you guys were say

be independent, but it's interceded and i think he already said it's not a big enough cut, but vaguely the right direction. louistt since the recession, yes, donald trump should not be putting pressure on them because as you say they're independent but it's interesting, that the fed was not unanimous on this, to members who voted against it was interesting what they said that the uncertainty of the economy and simmering trade tensions, surely they do mean —— they don't mean brexit at the potential of that tension with china but it'll be interesting to see more cuts leading up to election because the us economy is slowing down, donald trump should be wary he's facing another election and he wants to see the economy going up. accidents i mean higher interest rates go down it was a global impact? what's really worrying here is that it does seem as if there has been some political interference with the supposedly independent central bank policy. and the reasons given for those rates aren't so much to deal with what's happening in the us. it's about global uncertainty and global trade tensions, normally monetary poli

. >>> a st. louis family is celebrating tonight. their son trying to visit every country in the world has been freed from captivity in syria. sam goodwin sbrentered syria without permission two months ago and was taken by syrian forces. they thanked the head of l lebanon's internal security to work to get him released. >>> and a college campus. this photo was posted on instagram. it shows three students posing with guns in front of the memorial for emmitt till. tonight, emmitt till's family is speaking out. here is more from marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, growing outrage over this photo of fraternity brothers from ole miss posing next to a vandalized memorial to emmett till. the image posted on instagram back in march and just published by propublica. ed hill's doesen reacting tonight. >> seeing them smiling, it's decision appointing. >> reporter: that photo reopening deep wounds. at 14 years old, emmitt till was abducted and lynched for allegedly whistling at a white woman. his anguished mother leaving the casket open for the

louis particularly hard. and it's hit a nerve with 2020 presidential candidates. we will go live to st. louis for that story straight ahead. wonder how hot it is in st. louis today. >>> plus, from china to vietnam to elsewhere a look at where companies are setting up shop to avoid tariffs. the exchange returns in two minutes. to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. customers into fanatics change the whole experience. alright who wants to go again? i do! i do! i have a really good feeling about this. - my degree from snhu has helped me tremendously. (gentle music) the flexible class schedules allow me to go to work full-time, run my catering business and be a mom and parent. when i reached this accomplishment, it was like, it's here, it's happening, it's now. we, at southern new hampshire university, are the ones who succeed. we are the ones who break t

narratives, tried to excavate them, looking for african-american oral traditions, a tradition that signifies. henry louis gates junior has talked a lot about signifying, specifically a way of telling the truth, but in a roundabout, indirect way. you have to read between the lines. often you will find evidence of figurative language ex-slavers used, humor or indirection, these interesting ways in which toy spun their tales communicate the very truth of their experience even faced with a hostile audience. >> did you discover new meaning? prof. stewart: i did. it is a collection that has been combed over, very well used by scholars previously, but i feel i found new things in terms of narratives that can often look at first glance like a typical, southern paternalism, ex-slave narrative, if you see it in context and look for the oral traditions, you find ways in which ex-slaves are creating a counter narrative within their own life story, which goes the ideahe mythology, of romanticizing the old south. but you kind of have to know how to read for those signals and clues left behind. >> your paper that you h

a clip. here's julia louis-dreyfus in "veep. ut this part where i say i t wanto be president for all americans. i mean, do i >> mm-hmm. >> you know, all of them >> how about real americans? >> oh, yeah, that's good and then we can figure out what i mean later >> yeah. >> ma'am, i don't have a copy of the speech -- >> okay, i don't know what she's saying so -- >> ma'am, the ters need to know clearly and definitively why you want to be president in your own words >> if you want me to use my own god damn words then write me something to say >> okay? >> y, ma'am. >> oh, and take out the stuff about immigration. because i feel like it's a a little too issuey. >> okay. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: julia louis-dreyfus! [ cheers and applause "veep" returns march 31st at 10:30 p.m. on hbo. julia and i are going head to head in a me of "box of lies" when we come back. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ [radio weather report playing] [airpod case clicking open] hey siri, play me something new. ♪ music playing hey siri, pl

to major league baseball, where paul goldschmidt hit a home run for the fourth straight game as the st louisn thursday with a 6—3 win. it was goldschmidt‘s twenty—second home run and he now has one homer in each of his past five games against pittsburgh as the cardinals won for the 11th time in 14 games since the all—star break, including their last five, while the pirates have lost 11 of their last 13. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. when the weather makes news, it's rarely a good thing. and after the extreme heat of thursday, the thunderstorms that followed caused a few problems. it's a new ukjuly record, the all—time record avoided by a few tenths of a degree. not sure that made any difference to this year's unpleasantness of trying to get out and about in heat like this, where it has been so hot. friday is going to be cooler and this weather front moving through will cool things further into the weekend but being for some of us heavy rain as we will see in a moment. now, still a

a black and white photo. sophie and joseph captioned the pic mr. and mrs. jonas in another photo posted by louiscately embroidered veil she previously hinted she might wear a louis vuitton gown as she's the ambassador for the brand as well. we wish the best to the happy couple. i feel like we have been talking about the wedding for so long. >> gorgeous dress. >> gorgeous. >>> and finally, earlier this week we showed you the latest online trend the bottle cap challenge this viral sensation challenges people to unscrew the cap off a bottle in one swift round house kick celebrities like john mayer, jason statham an david spade have successfully nailed it. even our own willie geist showed off his skills and nailed it but it doesn't seem like everyone is up to the task here's a look at ryan reynolds smashing a bottle of his own aviation gin and blake shelton didn't quite hit the right note comedian marlon wayans missed the mark even the university of oregon's duck mascot gave it a go. >> oh, no. >> apparently got tripped up on his own webbed feet. have you tried it, would you give it a try? >> my kid

perhaps take heart in what's happening and have a little bit of faith louis thank youou for e today for explaining to them what is a complex and is difficult yeah it's very lucky. but no you did a really great job of getetting through -- what this is about the arbitration process that could be available that a white maybe people when they see these things fear these things wraps they shouldn't? have to do that thank you so much that's louis goes like up to national a lawyer and arbitrator joining us here live from france twenty four thank you sir thank yoyou and eight nw she saw in a previous report here greatat a at the book addrs the french natioional assemembl. this tuesday the sixteen year old comic campaign that brave the insults. of some frerench deputies of the center right and the far right believe it all but one fire at them t to saying that the joan f arc of climate change. asas he dococtor isn't welcome n france. she's been called a prophetess in shorts and apocalyptic group. accusations reminiscent of those used against joan of arc in the fifteenth century. except that it's

. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, syria releases a tourist from st. louisr americans, including a journalist, are still being held. olso tonight, democrats take a step toward impeaching the waesident. >> we are exercising our full article one authority. >> o'donnell: the speaker meets onne a.o.c. and declares everything a-o.k. >> reporter: do you think you were able to bury the hatchet with congresswoman ocasio- trtez? >> i don't think there was any aatchet. >> o'donnell: racial hatred: vandals repeatedly target an icon of the civil rights onvement. the dangers of vaping, how it landed eight teens in the hospital with severe lung damage. and steve hartman with folks offering free advice for all it's worth.

a reminder louis back on monday. and some others, i'm gregg jarrett. thanks for joining us. trish: the president holding a rally in greenville, north carolina. the president not holding back on the squad. president trump: these left-wing ideologues see our nation as a force of evil. trish: andy biggs is sounding off. i think he agrees with the president. there seems a chill between speaker nancy pelosi and the so-called squad. wait until you hear the warning

a reminder louis back on monday. our guest include harmeet dhillon and some >> it is 5 a.m.e your top stories at this hour president trump ramping up his rivalry with the squad and make america great again rally last night how it could help his 2020 fight to keep the qhows. white house. >> streaming struggle for netflix tanking 12% after losing u.s. subscribers with new competition on the way in, and two hit shows on the way out. what's next for the company? >> all right if you are one of the 150 million peel that download the popular face app to see yourself age l russia may now have your face and your data. >> it is considered one of the greatest or most annoying songs ever and

a reminder louis back on monday. our guest include harmeet dhillon and some others, i'm gregg jarrett. thanks for joining us. trish: the president holding a rally in greenville, north carolina. the president not holding back on the squad. president trump: these left-wing ideologues see our nation as a force of evil. trish: andy biggs is sounding off. i think he agrees with the president. there seems a chill between speaker nancy pelosi and the so-called squad. wait until you hear the warning one squad member seems to be giving nancy pelosi. wait until you see when this jet came too close to some tourists. president trump coming out swinging against the so-called squad. just days after saying the four, all minorities which has caused some of this to come into question. he said they need to go back to where they came from. president trump: but these left-wing ideologue see our nation as a force of evil. the way they speak so badly of our country. they want to demolish our constitution. omar minimized the september 11 at

a hearing. >>the official fdny response time the 9.11 was 5 seconds and one of the first responders victims. louis alvarez died shortly after urging lawmakers. >>to pass the certainly a shame to see it come to this where we had to push this vote. >>thankfully common sense prevailed new york democrat anthony brindisi says he wants the senate to act quickly as 9.11 victims payments have been cut because the fun was running out of money.

a prefer we model? >> yes, we are sitting here right now outside of st. louisand said look, it only takes 15 seconds to say the pledge of allegiance. obviously this is a liberalto town, so you have mixed reaction. some liberals said we want to get the pledge of allegiance, some of them says it is discriminatory towards somee citizens in this country. the bottom line is this, we have issues in america but at the end of the day, we should be united on the causes of america. it's the constitution that gives us so much protection. this starts on the college campuses. there is a growing movement of professors and academics teaching these young people and the public at large to hatehe the public at large to hate america. >> sean: they don't even teach american history. >> and it's such a slanted view. >> sean: look at the reaction for the president and his fourth of july honoring of the military.g that's the military that beat communism, fascism, imperial japan and nazism, and i'm thinking, wow, have we really forgotten that this country is as great -- there has neve

robinson was big on the sprints at ucla, so that-- that is something that-- that could be a possibility. joe louisvery--punching out everybody all the time, uh, you don't--the brothers might-- the brothers might not have been into the-- in-into the running. red grange or bob cousy, i can kind of safely eliminate. i just--purely on instinct here, and that's obviously what we're doing here at this point. do i risk-- surrender the $25k as--on a shot? >> yeah, so here's where you are, with no lifelines. $30,000 is yours to walk away with, should you choose. >> right. >> risking $25,000, but you know the upside. >> yes, sir. [breathes heavily] oh, boy. jackie robinson. do i take the-- take the shot and-- because jackie robinson was big on track when he r--in addition, at ucla, in addition to all his other endeavors. i remember that part of the history, and jackie robinson had his--didn't-- fin-- didn't finally get his break until the '40s. '47--'47, i believe. 19--may--april 15, 1947. oh, boy. this is h--eh. do i go for it? trust the gut. >> that's the $25,000 question. >> that's always been the rule h

a st. louis woman has now given birth on july. to a girl who weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces you see the trend there 7.11 says she got a nice gift from 7.11. not only did she get this cute little onesie for her newborn, but the convenience store also pledged thousands of dollars towards a college fund for the new girl, guess how much 7,000 $111 of course the child's mother is calling this college fund a real blessing. >>baseball in the bay is buzzing both the a's and the giants making some serious playoff push is both teams have given themselves a chance to play meaningful baseball in september and in the majors that is all you can really ask for the a's though have a better chance in that is who we are going to start with they are in minneapolis for a game 3 four-game set with the twins brett anderson getting being started for today, he got the start for the green and gold bottom of the 7th a's up 3 to 2 miguel sano phelps deep to left. >>no doubt about that one that lands in the upper deck. the twins high on that. top of the 9th now t

the "game of thrones" actress hinted she might wear a louis vuitton gown.ss. >> gorgeous. finall we showed you the latest online trend, the bottle cop challenge. this challenges people to unscrew the cap o a bottle in one swift roundhouse kick. celebrities like john mayer, jason statham, and david spade have nailed it. even our own willie geist showed off his skills anle n it. but it doesn't seem like everyone is up to the task. here's a look at ryan reynolds smashing a bottle of his own aviation gin, and blake sheltos valiant attempt. marlon ws missed the mark, and even the university of oregon's duck mascot gave it a go. >> oh, no. >> apparently got tripped up on his own webbed feet. have you tried it? >> no. >> your kids are into it. >> have you tried it? >> no, i haven't. >> i would have to practice. >> we can't deal it in heels and dresses. >> how about a daily click? >> dai click today. a man in florida was enjoying a uiet day of fishing when he caught one. and started reelingin it not .nowing he was in for quite a >> uh-uh. >> he needed to rl it in f

>> here at parkdale, they say manny louis was a real leader. he was the captain despite the fact that he didn't play varsity until his senior year. >> i tink it is a testament probably to the way he was raised by his mom and dad, i'm assuming the leadership skills they instilled in him and progrieded transformed our school. >> morgan statey universit emailed students and staff saying, the morgan family collectively extends our deepest sympathies and cdolences to the family. manny louis is being remembered as a superstar with a bright future that was tragicily ended far too soon. >> hisal baseb coach says he was both a leader on and off the field. he served in student government and was a mentor to many. this is the second morgan states universitydent lost to violence this year. shot il, kevon dicks was and killed. he was a tenor in the morgan state universyhoir. > to the ambush shooting of an uber fire and the passengers. a gunman opened fire on the driver. toepy -- >> rter: it started as a normal uber ride. three friends headedome after a nigh

a lot of crying and hugging. it was tough and good for them. it was good for us to kind of just remember many like that. >> here at parkdale, they say manny louis was a real leader. he was the captain despite the fact that he didn't play varsity until his senior year. >> i tink it is a testament probably to the way he was raised by his mom and dad, i'm assuming the leadership skills they instilled in him and progrieded transformed our school. >> morgan statey universit emailed students and staff saying, the morgan family collectively extends our deepest sympathies and cdolences to the family. manny louis is being remembered as a superstar with a bright future that was tragicily ended far too soon. >> hisal baseb coach says he was both a leader on and off t

>> reporter: a win for julia louis-dreyfus as lead actress in a comedy series would make her the most performer heev. >> t's nothing anyone can do to stop me. >> reporter: hbo's radiating nominations in 19 categories. the limited series competing against "escape at dannemora," "sharp objects," and "when thee se us." adding to thedrama, some heavy hitting snubs in the acting categories. inuding silver screen legends jim carrey and julia roberts, who posted this with nods to fellow shutouts writing george clooney and emma stone, writing, i'mn exceptional company at least. >> you know i'm a "game of thrones" fan, but the emmy category i'm most excited for, the moment we've all been waiting to see, when the camera pans over to our man, carson daly, and hopefully brings home some more gold fo "cathe "voice" >> thanks, buddy. >> your cabinet is getting crowded with four ems. >> embarrassment of riches. >> where do you keep them? >> my man cave. >> nice. >> as you ahould. >> ye it's a lot of fun. we're very, very happy about that. i think the take away, bede the "voice," is the amount of equ

introducing today's contestants-- a writer from st. louis, missouri... assistant from bradford, ontario, canada... and our returning champion, a student from macungie, pennsylvania... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thk laes and genemen runaway games on "jeopardy!" an can be a lot of fun, especially if you're the player who can't be caught. but today is another day, ryan. sally and jim are here to challenge you. let's see how it all works out. here we go, in the jeopardy! round. we waste no time. we reveal the categories, starting off with... hmm. can't we spell? and finally, each correct response will be two words, one letter different. - ryan, start. - literary minnesota for $400. answer... well, there you go. [ applause ] [ laughs ] [ applause ] oops. uh, i guess it's $1,000. all right... - what is lake superior? - you are right. - okay. - and you have $1,000.

a reminder louis back on monday. our guest include harmeet dhillon and some >> it is 5 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour president trump ramping up his rivalry with the squad and make america great again rally last night how it could help his 2020 fight to keep the qhows. white house. >> streaming struggle for netflix tanking 12% after losing u.s. subscribers with new competition on the way in, and two hit shows on the way out. what's next for the company? >> all right if you are one of the 150 million peel that download the popular face app to see yourself age l russia may now have your face and your data. >> it is considered one of the greatest or most annoying songs ever and one song vowing to play it on repeat it is thursday the 18th of july and fbn:am starts right now. ♪ that song annoy you yet welcome to fbn:am don't be annoyed tuesday lauren simonetti thank you for joinings. rng good morning everybody. i'm cheryl casone. >> let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning pus futures are looking at more declines dow down 80 points and nasdaq down 1

because i feel like it's a a little too issuey. >> okay. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: julia louis-dreyfuson hbo. julia and i are going head to head in a game of "box of lies" when we come back. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ [radio weather report playing] [airpod case clicking open] hey siri, play me something new. ♪ music playing ♪ ♪ it was just past one when two three men from four five ♪ ♪ step to me door like ♪ oh my gosh ♪ just throw that cash in a black bag ♪ ♪ run around the back and ♪ pull up the track, cause yaow ♪ ♪ i just learnt some jazz today, it's true ♪ ♪ you gon' learn ♪ ♪ you gon' learn ♪ ♪ you gon' learn, hey ♪ ♪ owe hail from the battlefields to the badlands. from the mountains and the midtowns. from the islands to the highlands. and directly to those who understand... that when you get behind the wheel of a jeep wrangler. you're joining a family. hurry in to the 4th of july sales event and get $500 additional bonus cash on select models. visit jeep.com before the trip, jessica sent 22 texts to the swim instructor to help manny overcome his fear. their

a white veil. and puff sleeves on her embellished louis vuitton gown. a black tux, and had 11 groomsmen. a source tells us that the couple cried "happy tears" during what we're told was a "traditional, almost royal wedding" at this chateau in france. ♪ cake by the ocean >> priyanka wore a pink sari, and even posed for a little photo shoot before the i dos. there's maid of honor, maisie williams. but our favorite from the wedding party? joe and sophie's pup, porky, who was all dressed up in a doggie tux, too. ♪ cake by the ocean >> during the nuptials, we hear the bride and groom "couldn't keep their eyes off each other." as for diplo, who famously live-streamed the jonas' first wedding in vegas? he got his phone taken away and it was "put in a holding cell during the ceremony." ♪ >>> wedding number two, that's zoe kravitz, the i dos reese witherspoon, nicole kidman, used the event as an opportunity to let loose and truly enjoy themselves. ♪ i want to get away >>> the wedding took p lenny krn paris. during the party, the champagne flowed and jason momoa w

a cold front around chicago. right on down south of st. louis. sociated with this and the potential for us tomorrow is going to be there for some severe weather. hat's why the storm prediction center has placed us, the entire area now. s in theght risk. in the area inyellow. it means that normally we'll se o to three warnings in our aroma. i think torrow we might see more than that. we're going to be watching this very closely to see how much we do have in the way of severe weather. here's future weather. 7:00 a.m. maybe some owers around 7:00 a.m. they'll be spotty. th could be fairly heavy. now noon, everybody on the dry side for the most partyou can art to see the storms developing, b3:00, starting to see scattered storms and watch this the front moves closer to our area. look at this around 6:00. haguers hague errs hagerstown. this line could move so we will see flash flooding. we not expecting to see what saw on monday. some areas in pacific. another area in pink that means vere thunderstorms and behind it we continue to see the rain moving t

a reminder that heat exhaustion can set in quickly. be aware of symptoms, including headache, nausea, and dizziness. and here in st. louis, we are right in the middle of this hea wave and it's certainly a reminder that heat exhaustion can turn deadly, n especially ie very young and the elderly so it's important to drink plenty of water and stay in the shade or inside where it's air conditioned. lester. >> all right, blayne, thanks, we'll let you step inside and get cool. >>> we wt to turn to al roker. al, as we said, it's supposed to get hot in july but this can be very dangerous. >> it really can, lester, we're talking about 170 million people under heat advisories, heat watches, heated warnings from texas to canada all the way to the eastern seaboard wi70 1 million people at risk, triple-digit heat indexes for omaha, st. louis, chicago, nashville, columbus, then a s we move york, 106 in d.c., 110 in chicago, and the heat wave continues into the weekend with triple-digit hea dexes and if that's not enough, lester, we have severe thunderstorm watches with heavy lines of thunderstorms movin tonight. that will probably cau

distracting her near the front of the store as the woman reached into the owner's purse and took a pricey louis vuitton bag. >> i feel bad because i really treated them so well. i was taking care of them. >> reporter: just down the street police say the couple tried repeating the act at another store. this time the woman tried diverting the merchant's attention while the man went in the back supply room. fortunately, the owner had an alarm that sounded and confronted him. >> and the hope is that we can put this information out to the public and get a lead on who these people may have been and basically send the message that we don't tolerate that type of behavior here. >> reporter: danville police and the chamber of commerce are now doing their best to spread the word. they say the bad guys need to know the danville community's on its toes. shop owners say they won't be easy targets. >> they'll be sorry. everyone's going to know. they'll be caught. in the end. >> jodi hernandez reporting. >>> up next at 6:00, accused of stealing money from his own parish. the odd and unexpected way officers mad

going to go to trial already a year ago, a $4.7 billion jury verdict against johnson & johnson in a st. louis case, and we'll see as those appeals move forward what happens. >> they've been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. >> they certainly have. >>> here's what's still ahead on "the exchange. >> announcer: coming up, china launches its star exchange, and things went interesting. it's pipes versus content. >>> morgan stanley gets even more bullish on apple. >>> and there's a new apple in town th'sat all ahead in "rapid fire." we put our latest technoly and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. >>> welcome back, let's catch you up on a couple stories that should be on your radar today. in "rapid fire" here to break down the hdlines are deirdre bosa, contessa brewer. >> how much longer do we get you? >> another week. >> squeeze it all in first topic is china opening a new stock exchange called star market it went totally gang busters the 25 stocks listed gained 140 % on average by the end

arthel: a baby girl born last week in st. louistered the world seven-11-and exactly 7:11 p.m. wayne a net 7 pounds 11 ounces. if only she had been born at a 711. mom and dad say they plan to tell the convenience chain about the incredible coincidence maybe she will get sponsored by 711. may be her college tuition paid for. leland: bats and we have a special night tonight. catch our all-american special bringing the untold stories of the american revolution and showcase what makes our country great. that fox nation special tonight right here on the fox news at 8:00 p.m. eastern and also online at fox nation, go and sign up. you get a lot of exclusives you can catch my special, the search for james rojas. arthel: i can't wait. leland: it's huge. arthel: join us at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> a fox news alert as immigration raids are underway today with ice officials targeting migrants in several us cities including new york, chicago, houston and san francisco. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. i'm kristin fisher. >> n

there is always enough traction without spinning the wheels through a special exhaust system that contributes to weight reduction. louis's with its light weight a 1135 kilograms untied suspension that nearly prevents rolling or understeer and corners it's a true curve specialist. but it's not only on curves that the g r m and that's a good figure visually because you racing is managed to clearly differentiate it from a standard yars it inherits a grill and decals from its rally counterpart another special features a 4 piston brake system. a large rear spoiler is meant to make the g.r. and more aerodynamic and make it look like a real sports car. the young nurse is roundly heritage's plain to see in the interior is sport seats give the driver and front passenger more grip and lend the g r m and sporty flair the steering wheel comes from the toyota g.t. 86 the crisp 6 speed gear shifter with metal look knob convey the feeling of sitting in a rally car. he had lewis points to the marking at the top of the steering wheel which is typical for rally cars but he's not fond of the hard plastic trim and when it comes to the end f

a girl. who in st louis or you don't raping a boy or girl television sport no it doesn't work no ultimate solution is a cause that people start to. respect a girl's more than boys. they wanted to protect the world from a population explosion but they waged war on the poor not on poverty. had they supported education and the economic security of women birth rates would have gone down on their own. instead they forced through contraception sterilization and abortion. now history is repeating itself the u.n. population fund still uses 60 percent of its aid for family planning and once again private foundations demand population reduction. makes me nervous just as the 19 fifties and sixties it was a rockefeller and ford foundation that issued marching orders to people all over the world it makes me nervous when i hear it's the gates foundation now because of its money that's preying upon a role in global public health similar you know when back in the native fifty's and sixty's you had leaders from all over the world agreeing their population growth was a crisis right and agree that the united nations