dwight davis lives just southwest st. louis in sunset hills. he was able to save his house: (sot- dwight davis) "we started building a wall about, what was it, two days ago, right when it started coming up, about 6 a.m. we started going, we had about 70 volunteers they were great, sunset hills came out and really came throug thehehad sandbags coming for us, sand and evything." floods are blamed for at least 22 deaths in missouri and illinois... and at least 4 people are still missing. the danger is not over. all that water now is heading south to arkansas and louisiana. tim: up next...fred is back with a final check of our forecast. here's another check of the score in pasadena. and it's looking like an uphill battle for the hawkeyes, they are losing to stanford 35 - just at the end of the second quarter we'll keep you score tonight in the six o'clock show. . (fred) tonight is for clear skies and a low of 9. tomorrow, expect sunshine and a nice day. the high will be 33. the 7-day shows a cooldown to the 20s sunday and monday, then back to the 3

dwight davis, sunset hills, mo"we felt this relief.. right when it peaked." dwight davis captured this video of his flooded neighborhood.. and these pictures of his home.. saved by the sandbags.. he was one of hundreds in the suburbs of st louis.. told to evacuate.. many still not allowed to return home.. with authorities warning the danger isn't over yet. this flooding was historic for the meramec river.. cresting in valley park.. 4 feet above the record set back in 1993.. the water is starting to recede.. but with the clean up.. just beginning.. the national guard will remain activated until at least saturday.. dwight48:40ish "once it started going down it just a huge weight off our shoulders? but we are not done yet there is still got a lot of more to do." elizabeth tag: indeed.. a long road ahead for so many.. in fact.. in low lying areas including where we are.. authorities say.. more than 100 roads are still under water. eh, abc valley park, mo. national guard soldiers who are on the ground in missouri now. forty-five soldiers in a 20-vehicle convoy rol

((sot)) dwight davis, sunset hills, mo "we felt this relief.. right when it peaked." dwight davis captured this video of his flooded neighborhood.. and these pictures of his home.. saved by the sandbags.. he was one of hundreds in the suburbs of st louis.. told to evacuate.. many still not allowed to return home.. with authorities warning the danger isn't over yet. ((nat)) this flooding was historic for the meramec river.. cresting in valley park.. 4 feet above the record set back in 1993.. the water is starting to recede.. but with the clean up.. just beginning.. the national guard will remain activated until at least saturday.. ((sot)) dwight 48:40ish "once it started going down it just a huge weight off our shoulders? but we are not done yet there is still where we are.. authorities say.. more than 100 roads are still under water. eh, abc valley park, mo. > right now, a reminder that an air quality is in effect today! it all has to do with those thousands of beautiful fireworks that lit up our skies last night. health officials say all that smoke could aggravate an

dwight davis lives just southwest of st. louis in sunset hills. he was able to save his house: " we started building a wall about, what was it, two days ago, right when it started coming up, about 6 a.m. we started going, we had about 70 volunteers they were great, sunset hills came out and really came through, they had sandbags coming for us, sand and everything." the record floods are blamed for at least 22 deaths in missouri and illinois... and at least 4 people are still missing. the danger is not over. all that water now is heading south to arkansas and louisiana deborah the new year's day holiday can't stop politics in an election year. spotted at today's rose parade in pasadena, skywriting message bashing presidential candidate and gop frontrunner donald trump. it reads - "america is great, trump is disgusting, anybody but trump." six planes were used to write the e message, which reportedly could be seefrom a ten mile radius. aerial advertising company 'air sign' took credit for the message. it began tweeting before the event, promising a

dwight davis lives just southwest of saint louis. he was able to save his house: "we started building a wall about, what was it, two days ago, right when it started coming up, about 6 am. we started going, we had about 70 volunteers they were great, sunset hills came out and really came through, they had sandbags coming for us, sand and everything." the record flooding is blamed for at least 22 deaths in missouri and illinois; and at least four-people are still missing. the danger is not over. all that water now is heading south to arkansas and louisiana.### under a cold low pressure to stay very cold through the weekend. expect morning lows in the teens and single digits. clouds will increase by late saturday, ahead of a splitting system along the coast. a series of pacific storms will start to move into the region early next week, bringing clouds and a chance of sierra snow and valley showers. stay warm out there, and happy new year! - jeff saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 31. southeast wind around 5 mph. saturday night: mo

it' s usually opened in a few hours, but this has been like this for what, four dyas reporter: dwight davis captured this video of his flooded neighborhood, and these pictures of his home, saved by the sandbags. he was one of hundreds in the suburbs of st louis, told to evacuate, many still not allowed to return home, with authorities warning the danger isn' t over yet. this flooding was historic for the meramec river, cresting in valley park, 4 feet above the record set back in 1993. the water is starting to recede, but with the clean up, just beginning, the national guard will remain activated until at lease saturday -- least saturd ay. jc: if you look at the weather here, it' s chilly. reporter: a little disturbance moving through, barely any moisture. do because cautious as you are traveling. there' it' s kind because the nation of a couple things but a little disturbance moving through is creating this band of snow. it' s going to be offshore probably by 9:00 tonight. as you look around 128, we' re seeing a pretty good-looking band. just about moving into woburn and just about ready to

. >> reporter: dwight davis cap heard this video of his flooded neighborhood and his pictures of hissaved by the sand bags. he was one of hundreds in the suburbs of saint louis told to evacuate. many still not allowed to return home with authorities warning the danger isn't over yet. this flooding was historic for the mere mac river cresting 4 feet above the record set back in 1993. the water is starting to recede but with the cleanup just beginning, the national guard will remain activated until at least saturday. >> once it started going down it was just a huge weight lifted off our shoulders but we aren't done yet. we still got a lot to document indeed a long road ahead for so many. in fact in low lying areas include where did you go we are authorities say more than 100 roads are still under water. in valley park, missouri, i'm elizabeth hur for channel6 "action news." >> well, the new year means new laws are now in effect all around the country and many of them involve guns. "action news" anchor monica malpass live in the news room this afternoon with more on that. happy new year

. >> reporter: dwight davis captured this picture of his home save bid the sandbags. he was one of hundreds in the evacuate. with authorities warning the danger isn't done yet. this flooding was historic for the river, cresting 4 feet above the record set back in 1943. the water is starting to recede but with the clean up just beginning the national guard will remain activated until at least saturday. >> once it started going down it's just a huge weight lifted off of our shoulders but we're not done yet. >> reporter: indeed a long road ahead for so many. in low lying areas where we are, authorities say more than 100 roads are still under water. in valley park missouri, i'm elizabeth kerr for channel 7 news. >>> the search continued today for a country singer who disappeared more than a week ago. 29-year-old craig strickland the lead singer of back road anthem disappeared during a his boat was found on sunday. >>> rogers has died, he played a sergeant surgeon. he also appeared in several other television shows and had a successful business career. rogers was 82 years

louis are dwight davis lives just southwest of st. louis in sunset hills. he was able to save his house. >> we started building the wall about two days ago right when it started coming up, about 6:00 a.m. we started. we started going with about 70 volunteers. they were great. sunset hills really came through. they had sandbags coming for us, sand and everything. karen: the record floods are blamed for at least 22 deaths in missouri and illinois, and at least four people are still missing. the threat is not over yet. all that water now is heading south to arkansas and louisiana. doug: protests after a grand jury fails to indict two police officers who shot and killed a 12-year-old boy. the demands they are making and where they are staging their latest protests. frank: the state of new york is looking for pay back. the money it wants fantasy sports companies to refund to gamblers who lost cash on their sites. danielle? danielle: a seasonable day on tap, but i'm tracking a just how cold it's going to get. >> she said if i was going to wear such a revealing co

. >> dwight davis captured these pictures and saved by sand bags. louis told to evacuate, many not allowed to return home, the danger isn't over yet. the flooding was historic for the river, cresting in valley park, four feet above the record set back in 1993. the water is starting to recede, but with the cleanup just beginning, the national guard will remain activated until at least saturday. >> once it started going down, it was a huge weight lifted off our shoulders, we've got a lot to do. >> in fact, in low lying areas including where we are, authorities say more than 100 roads are still under water. jersey. amy: and a woman is in serious moulton moultonborough moultonborough. the woman was taken to a nearby hospital. >> residents convicted of drunk driving for the first time, now have the opportunity to get under a new state law. the law applies to first time offenders and requires court approval and installation of an ignition interlock system to prevent the vehicle from starting when they're drinking. it requires the offenders to serve suspen