there was working kansas city. -- work in kansas city and they stayed in kansas city. don't have a number in my head. i can't nail down the exact size of the population. during the civil war, many slaves in the counties i have studied were actually liberated and they moved to kansas and then up through iowa. i the time the civil war ended many of those who had been here in 1860 were outside of the area. >> we mentioned the people who came here after the civil war, ohio, illinois. was it strictly the land was cheap, there was greater opportunity here? could you go into more detail? tom: the 90,000 people who came here in 1863 after order number 11 had been implemented. the radical union sent a man named minor tea graham back to illinois in ohio to recruit people to come and live in western missouri. but the war was still going on. not many people came. after the civil war, once the railroads were anchored in the city, the city became a well-known beacon for people to work on the railroad and to work in the industry's that were coming up out of that. there was a huge iri

kansas. slightly bigger than independence. but by 1870, we grab the railroads. the picture on the right-hand side is an iconic picture. i thought it was appropriate because on july the third 1869, the hannibal bridge was dedicated as it crossed from the north land where i live today over the missouri river into kansas city. with the completion of that bridge kansas city's economic explosion began to be solidified. all the railroads that were then built throughout the burnt district across kansas, across the united states. many of those railroads came through kansas city. the other thing that is important in terms of the metamorphosis is that the city itself literally, physically transformed. i bore my wife on a regular basis as we come across the ridge today and remind her that in 1869, when this bridge was completed, the missouri river bluffs were 120 feet high. and they are gone. because we removed them. we literally transformed the landscape. the west bottoms were transformed. all of a sud

, kansas. slightly bigger than independence. but by 1870, we grab the railroads. the picture on the right-hand side is an iconic picture. i thought it was appropriate because on july the third, 1869, the hannibal bridge was dedicated as it crossed from the north land where i live today over the missouri river into kansas city. with the completion of that bridge, kansas city's economic explosion began to be solidified. all the railroads that were then built throughout the burnt district across kansas, across the united states. many of those railroads came through kansas city. the other thing that is important in terms of the metamorphosis is that the city itself literally, physically transformed. i bore my wife on a regular basis as we come across the bridge today and remind her that in 1869, when this bridge was completed, the missouri river bluffs were 120 feet high. and they are gone. because we removed them. we literally transformed the landscape. the west bottoms were transformed during thi

how does it feel in kansas. how is this being received in kansas?any many moderate kansas republicans are agast at what is going on. we may compete with north carolina or south carolina for the most conservative state in the country and maybe louisiana. there's no question that kansas has moved the furthest from the center right where it was decades to this very far ride and conservative posture and others. you see that in the legislature and that's wrestling as you speak and spending and the bills that the governor signed about the courts that you talked about and the law all reflect a very conservative and remember that kansas made the headlines for limiting the welfare for $25 a day at the atm machine. now, they have changed that because they realized that it might violate the law. it's part of a pattern in this state to be very very conservative and today was just the latest example of that. >> the thing that is striking to me is that it's not just that it's conservative. for a lack of a better term, it's waxy. the idea of defunding the whole co

we make the 737 fuselage right in wichita, kansas. and we all know the hundreds of small businesses that supply them. machine shops like d.j. engineering and mcbeginny machine that hires hundreds of people in good-paying jobs that are dependent on the capacity for south central kansas to ship their products around the world. companies like rubbermade, and coleman that makes camping goods. this doesn't begin to mention all the petroleum products that's moved out of kansas. of course, we sell lots of agricultural products as well. kansas is the top exporter of wheat of over $1.5 billion per year. it ranks second in the export of meat products and third in cattle. international trade sin credibly important to the people of south -- is incredibly important to the people of south central kansas. these are about rile hardworking kansas and good-paying jobs. we need to make sure here in congress we provide a way for our president to negotiate deals with both europe and asia such that companies like excel that makes long noing equipment -- mo

how does it feel in kansas how is this being received in kansas? moderate kansas republicans are aghast, rachel, at what's going on in this state. you're right, we may compete with north carolina or south carolina for the most conservative state in the country, maybe louisiana, but there's no question kansas has moved the farthest from the center right, where it was for decades, to this very, very far right, very conservative posture led by governor brownback and chris kobach and others. with the bills the governor signed with the courts that you talked about, the election law, all reflect a very conservative tilt by this legislature. kansas made national headlines for limiting welfare recipients to $25 a day at the atm machine. now they've changed that because they realize it might violate federal law. it's part of a pattern in this state to be very conservative and today was just the latest example of that. >> the thing that is striking to me is that it's not just that it's conservative. for lack of a better phrase it's whacky. this idea of defun

after kansas city ties it the as regain the lead in the fifth. morales with a two-run single. kansas city go on to win 3-2. >>> a sellout crowd taking in tonight's california classico. this annual rival game takes place attanford stadium. galaxy on the board first. the quakes answer in the 28th minute. stays tied until the 53 rd minute off the corner kick. it's his first goal of the season. is this guy excited or what? with about ten minutes leftnsan jose leads 3-1. >>> jodi taylor takes advantage

city, kansas. to outsiders, their lives seemed perfect, but the marriage was showing signs of stress. at the north kansas city hospital, dr. michael farrar was a successful heart specialist who worked very long hours, often at the expense of time with his children. debora quit her own medical practice when the children were born. she battled depression, weight gain, and was rumored to have a drinking problem. >> you got the impression that debora wasn't the easiest person in the world to live with. she was -- i don't want to say -- well, let's just leave it at that. >> in an effort to rekindle their marriage, the couple decided to go on a school trip to peru with their son, tim. while sightseeing along the amazon river and among the inca remains, an attractive blond nurse caught michael's attention. she was the mother of one of the other students. when they returned to kansas city, michael continued to see his new friend, which soon blossomed into a sexual affair. it didn't take debora long to find

let's go to kansas.ed a law telling welfare recipients, people getting money from the state of kansas, what they can do with the money. tell me about that. >> there are limits. you can't use it at dog tracks, at strip clubs. you can't go on a cruise with the money. >> this is a card you get. >> they have limited how much you can take out $25 cash at a time and that's gotten people fired up. there may be changes to that law because people say it's not fair. >> i'm still foggy on it you get a card from the state of kansas. welfare card. access to cash at machines. >> right. >> certain limit. you can't go over your limit. >> right. >> say you can only get 25. go to six different places and get 25, 25, 25. can't do you that. >> i don't know if it's a time limit. goes in effect in july unless they change it senate there in kansas has gotten so much heat that they are willing to change and say maybe there will be flexibility in that. if people have to pay a charge fee dollar fee every time they take out money

kansas city still dry this hour.wo, you'll have to deal with rain in the commute. 29 million at risk of severe weather. includes chicago once again, detroit, areas of kansas city des moines wichita. the area of orange is where we could see enhanced risk where maybe one, two or three tornados late today. that's the ames des moines back down to st. joseph. in addition of thunderstorms, we'll get heavy rain. yellow one inch orange two inches. there's heavy rain to be found. how about the heat today? the heat index by the time we goat 4:00 p.m. today, it will feet mid-90s new york city to d.c. this i-95 coreridor, this is the the hottest day so far. >> my concern is humidity. is it humid today and tomorrow? >> straightener if that works. >> no way bill karinss. >>> police body cameras show things like this. we'll show you the officer that arrived on scene to find a baby unable to breathe. so this beauty can be yours with a down payment and 10% financing. oh larry, lawrence. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com i

northern kansas nebraska back into colorado and wyoming. it's from casper to denver that we have been dodging the severe thunderstorms in the past two days. make it three. we'll likely have another round later on in afternoon. that will enhance the flood potential later on this weekend from omaha to kansas city. t.j. and kayna, back to you. >>> the other major story this morning. a security breach affecting millions of federal workers. >> their personal information, including social security numbers, may now be in the hands of chinese hackers. we're talking about major breach here. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, t.j. good morning, kayna. the largest breach of federal employee data so far. millions being warned to watch their credit closely. the intent of the cyber attack is still unclear this morning. the hackers have access to the sensitive personal information of up to 4 million current and past government employees. it could be used for financial fraud or worse, espionage. the massive breach discovered in april by security expert

and new york people are also dancing in the streets and a rally on friday the suburbs were held in kansas or pride flags were out in full force for as a french court ruling came from a deeply divided court. >>pam moore: the dissenting justices did not show much love for the majority for the first time in his tenure chief justice of robbers may his dissent from the bench he said " i just totally think we are under the constitution judges have power to say what paulo ease is not what issue being. from this before it was simply be a marriage anthony kennedy was the pivotal window broke " that acts for equal dignity in the eyes of the law the constitution grants been that right at san francisco's city hall matt ed lee held the court's decision as a victory and a battle that began 11 years ago just a few feet from where he stood in a 2004 that defies the law by law and the marriages now as a lieutenant governor nelson gave credit to the political climate here. >>pam moore:.-->>marty gonzales: celebrations are planned in the city all weakened but mrs. brescia will start a civic center plaza tod

in kansas. in the process, he also delivers personal insults against preston brooks's cousin who is the senior senator. brian: will and the things that he saying? -- what kind of things did he say? mr. puleo: he was not even in the chamber. he had a stroke that left him partially paralyzed. sumner made fun of that and he said that he has a mistress who is ugly and polluted to most of us, but lovely and chased in his eyes. the harlot slavery. he uses this. idea of slavery as a mistress. many of the northerners are also upset. preston brooks is the most outraged of all because it is his second cousin. brian: you characterize both preston brooks and charles sumner and about their person, what was sumner like as a person? mr. puleo: in history there are many layers to people. sumner gets credit for being a strong antislavery voice. on the other hand he is not a likable guy. he is condescending, arrogant, imperious, humorless. his friends are few and those friends he does have the not like to spend t

severe sports in kansas, nebraska, and wyoming.nado watches already issued tonight. near kansas city flash flooding provoked evacuations. in the tropics, we continue to monitor hurricane blanca as it bears down on baja weakening slightly but still powerful as cabo braces for a hit on sunday. moisture from the storm could push into the american southwest next week. >>> if only this could happen the next time your flight is delayed -- take a look. ♪ >> the video just started to go viral. today stranded passengers are treated to an impromptu performance by casts of "the lion king" and "aladdin" musicals. they were stuck when bad weather delayed their flight from new york to orlando for six hours this past weekend. >>> when we come back cleveland versus golden state. whose fans want an nba championship more after decades of disappointment? ♪ [music] ♪ defiance is in our bones. new citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. fact: when pharmacists are in pain the medicine in

the kansas city royals the kansas city royals move back into a first-place high with minnesota in the american league central. henry's morales that the royals ahead with a two run homer in the second inning. the royals beat the twins three to one. coming up, grace offering a brand-new plan out moments ago to avert a default. we will have the latest details on that as market around the globe continue to react. also this morning a huge overhaul at hsbc. the bank slashing 50,000 jobs from its payroll. the bank is making big changes. checking u.s. stock futures. s&p, dow, nasdaq, all lower. that continues as we start off on this tuesday. you are watching "fbn:am," you're forced look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ hey america, still not sure whether to stay or go to your people? ♪ well this summer, stay with choice hotels twice and get a $50 gift card you can use for just about anything. go you always have a choice. book now at choicehotels.com dream to breaking news. 50,000 jobs get the ax in a massive overhaul of u.s.'s biggest bank ages pc. restricting the ballot proposal momen

des moines kansas city will eventually get wet too. the it's weakening but we could get enough heavy rain for flash flooding later today. roschester omaha and colorado. we could see two to three inches southern portions of minnesota, wisconsin, is and additional areas in kansas later today. if we get tornados and severe weather, it will likely be along the cold front and especially areas around iowa. we have enhanced risk of tornados. that little enhanced risk we could see a tornado or two today. it will be hot everywhere else. >> that hail was incredible. >> a softball. your windshield anything it hit it would crush. >> appreciate that. >>> this morning the mystery is deepening over what caused the amtrak derailment that left eight dead. here's peter alexander. >> the ntsb announced there's no evidence the engineer running amtrak train 128 was using his cell phone that night. >> there was no talking, texting or data use involved. >> brandon bostian wasn't on the internet operating the train. he gave investigators the pass code to his

guest: kansas is a very big agriculture state. we have a lot of businesses from sprint and other important companies that hire a lot of people. we have a lot of agriculture business. we have an area that has lot of manufacturers in wyandotte county. most of those companies that hire lots of people need to sell goods overseas and they need access to asian markets. unless they are going to move headquarters over there, they need us to have trade agreements that allow them to sell products to these asian purchasers. 95% of the world's consumers live outside of the united states. opening up those trade markets could hurt industries in the united states, i think that's a backwards way of looking at how we grow the economy. we are in a global economy. country -- companies in my district, we have $6 million in kansas exports. farmers depend on these open markets to sell grain and meet. at. they depend on selling meat and grain to create jobs in our community. host: during our first segment a lot of colors brought up this court -- country

watches extending to the canadian border and kansas city still in a flash flood watch. to the east nebraska and iowa and sunday from st. louis to cincinnati. and hurricane blanca we'll get more rain across the desert southwest. almost unheard-of. >> thanks. >>> dramatic images coming from illinois a train colliding with this rig. more than 200 passengers aboard evacuated. an investigation under way, but no serious injuries reported. >>> and now, this flight making an emergency landing after a fire broke out in the cockpit. here's david kerley. >> reporter: passengers on the runway. >>> reporter: this dash eight turbo prop was on final preach when they called out, fire. >> we have a fire in the cockpit. we're going to declare an emergency. >> reporter: a pilot's worst nightmare. it sounds like they put on their oxygen masks. >> got some smoke in the cockpit. we have -- there is a flame but i think we'll be able to get it on the ground quickly. we have a visual. >> reporter: the united express flight from newark to hartford had 39 onboard. >> just, if you could, roll in t

last year mayor ed lee and kansas city mayor bet over the outcome of the 2014 world series.ay james paid up for the loss to the giants online with a day of community service and food. mayor james visited glad memorial church and served meals to the homeless and brought world famous kansas city barbecue for mr. lee. although it wasn't part of the bet, james led the choir in a rendition of "amazing grace." check this out. >> ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound ♪ >> nice voice! >> i'm glad mayor lee didn't bet on a singing competition. i'm not sure he would have won. if the giants had lost mayor lee would have had to read to third graders at a kansas city public school and bring mayor james ice cream, sour dough bread and a bunch of phil's coffee. >> now i'm hungry. >>> curious how the work week is shaping up. rob mayeda is watching that closely. monday rolling around. for a lot of folks it's summertime. >> it will feel like summer later on this week. in the meantime a reprieve from the heat for the inland locations today thanks to a stronger seabreeze in san francisco. sunshi

all the problems in kansas thing.est rains out around topeka and manhattan kansas and flash flood warnings widespread along interstate 70. that's your travel trouble spot of the day. that's shifting south throughout the morning. the other problems we're watching is for the most part the lightning has been pretty minimized. no not too bad with the lightning problems. the other areas of concern are the heavy rain and thunderstorms as we go throughout the later portions of the afternoon. again we're talking about the big race the belmont. it's interesting american pharoah won the derby in great weather and then the preakness in sloppy weather. the forecast looks perfect. 75 sunny. >> have you placed your bet? >> i have. i think he'll win but who will get second and third. you have to get first, second and third if you want to get the money. >> still ahead, jimmy kimmel's hilarious take. see what the nation's two biggest cities really think of each other. >>> hillary clinton is going to be tough to beat. she is raising a

louis. 98 in wichita kansas. low 90s in little rock that's the air mass headed in our direct. upper 70s low to mid 80s out that right now. a look at the humidity it's not that bad at 41%. it is going to be breezy if you're stepping outdoors but really no weather worries. the humidity starts to climb as we move toward the overnight. coming up we'll talk about that potential heat wave as well as some air quality concerns and also more about the timing of pop-up gusty thunderstorms over the next several days. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, talk to you soon scott. >>> philadelphia's biggest heroin bust in 20 years just went down. philadelphia district attorney seth williams says a drug task force worked one ending in the confiscation of 22 pounds of heroin. that street value almost $3.5 million. the drug enforcement agents found the heroin inside a house on the 1800 block of in the rhawnhurst neighbor. three people arrested. >>> a former philadelphia police officer is behind bars tonight arrested in a drug bust in new jersey. 32 people arrested in a stink

near kansas city, flash flooding prompted evacuations. police having to go door to door to alert residents. in the tropics, we continue to monitor hurricane blanca as it bears down on baja, weakening slightly but still a powerful storm as cabo braces for a hit on sunday. and moisture from the storm could push into the american southwest next week. >>> if only this could happen the next time your flight is delayed. take a look. ♪ the video just started to go viral today. stranded passengers treated to an impromptu performance by casts of both "the lion king" and "aladdin" musicals. they were stuck when bad weather delayed their flight from new york to orlando for six hours this past weekend. >>> when we come back, cleveland versus golden state. whose fans want an nba championship more after decades of disappointment? >>> destinies will collide tonight in california where game one of the nba finals tips off. golden state hasn't gotten this far in 40 years. but the city of cleveland hasn't seen a championship in any major sport in 51 years.

it will go wrapping right back around kansas city, st. louis, the great lakes, for us, we will had the rain last wednesday. no more rain in sight. windy at times. a lot of low clouds. drizzle. coastal drizzle. 25, 30 miles an hour gusts from san pablo i -- bay. there are a few locations that get back in the 90s. ukiah and clearlake, but 60s, 70s. 80s. but vacaville only 87. that's not bad for vacaville. low 80s, mid-80s for some. upper 60s, 70s for others. temperatures, 79 walnut creek, that's pretty good. 68 santa cruz. a lot of low clouds on the coast. 60s there. mainly 70s on the peninsula including redwood city at 77. slight warm jump as we head toward the end of the week. >> okay. i -- it was pretty warm this weekend. i was at my son's graduation in santa clara. it started at 8:30.

pero no les durÓ mucho los de kansas city saldrÍan con la victoria 3 2. maravilloso mundo del deporte. quÉ pase una linda tarde. ramÓn: vamos a presentarles al perro que fue reconocido como el can mÁs feo del mundo. mily: quÉ tal amigos? les tengo todo el reporte completo del clima al volver de la pausa no se lo pierda! y poder encontrar alternativas. la vida es que se acabe lo mÍo. y poder encontrar alternativas. ramÓn:este dÍa bajo el calor, pero cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones para los prÓximos dÍas. mili: amigos muy buenas tardes como siempre es un placer estar con ustedes. sol sumamente agradables. se estÁ registrando en diferentes localidades en los 79. un poco mÁs fresco hacia el Área de las costas. estas temperaturas se deben a la alta presiÓn que continÚa circulando, por ese movimiento estÁ arrastrando humedad que probablemente se traduzca en tormentas elÉctricas hacia las partes altas, mucha precauciÓn porque esto podrÍa traer algunas advertencias de incendio en la regiÓn. mucho cuidado a las mÁximas temperaturas para maÑana, domingo familiar, aquÍ

still very warm around the memphis area but cooling off in kansas city. also st. louis is a little bit cooler and in the northwest temperatures also have been knocked down a little bit. 86 in spokane. 75 on saturday. portland upper 70s. so the heat is kind of windowed a little bit in the northwest. we do have flash flooding threats today. omaha up to green bay, south of minneapolis and a little bit in the rockies, too. we'll have a chance of severe weather and also isolated areas of flash flooding. 29 million people today at risk of those severe storms in the midwest. that's your national especially near the coastal areas, still a little warm in northern rockies. upcoming weekend forecast looks pretty good for much of the west. not as extreme. >> we'll take it especially with the weekend coming up. >>> well find out which company is offering one-year paid leave for dads with new babies. >>> plus mystery of the deadly philly amtrak train crash deepens. >>> and a dairy land shark rescue attempt. you're watching "early today." for seven hours, we did battle. until i

they're looking for robert kling, the man who rented the ryder truck in junction city, kansas. >> it to believe that all this destruction was the work of only two men. >> the next day armed with sketches of kling and a suspected companion, law enforcement officers canvass the entire area. >> one agent was assigned the dreamland motel and when he walked in, he talked to the owner of that particular place and he asked her, has anyone been in here that had a ryder truck with them? actually, there was recently. the agent decided to show her the artist conception and she looked at and it said that really looks like the fellow who rented room 25. >> he had rented the room in the name of tim mcveigh. the ryder rental truck had been rented in the name of robert kling so there was some question which is the true name, if either were the true name. >> so we do a record search to see if any timothy mcveighs have been arrested anywhere in the united states recently, and to our surprise, we learned that a timothy mcveigh has been arrested in noble county which is about 75 miles north of oklahoma

look at this time lapse tonight of this super cell powering up over kansas. meanwhile, the hurricane churning in the pacific, popular vacation beaches now within striking distance. let's get right to rob marciano who begins with the watches tonight in a very familiar place. >> reporter: three nights in a row, david. look at this tornado watch. the same area as last night. includes denver. stor especially in eastern parts of wyoming. flooding rains. lynn come nbincoln lincoln, nebraska through kansas city. the threat zone the same area. a pattern is stuck from coast to coast across the u.s. off the mexican coastline, category 2 storm now, hurricane blanca. not expected to strengthen. like little as it approaches the coastline of ka bowe sancabo san lucas. and the desert southwest will get some moisture with this. very rare to get two big hurricanes like this this early in the season. >> rob, thank you. >>> a major head call headline tonight involving women. the drug nicknamed the little pink pill viagra for women. a key decision today, and now just one more hu

the kansas city public library hosts this event. it is about an hour. >> i didn't know very much about my parents. i am not sure how much i knew about world war ii, but i did very much appreciate henry's very generous introduction. i am delighted to be taking part in the commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii in europe and particularly tonight in europe sponsored by the truman library institute and the kansas city public diary library. institutions with which i have enjoyed opportunities to cooperate and for which i have enormous respect as sources of intellectual inquiry in this region. one caveat before i take you back to the america of 1941, to 1945. the title of my lecture is a gloss on tom brokaw's bestseller "the greatest generation," which defines the sacrifices of ordinary americans in the cauldron of world war ii as for -- has presumably a never to be repeated phenomenon. historians are made uncomfortable with such words as greatest and never to be repeated. because of our excessive focus on contex

the giants beat the kansas city royals in seven games last fall. it will be their third meeting with president obama in five years. they won in 2010 and 2012. >>> some calmer skies for some parts of the country today. >> but scattered storms, even possibly tornadoes the midwest and the plains. >> we hate all of that for all of you for live in those areas. what do you have this morning? >> well here in the northeast it's still chilly. as we headed out the door and got into your car, take a look at the values this morning. you're at 56 in new york city and only 47 in caribou, maine. still on the chilly side in the northeast and across parts of the great lakes where temperatures right now are in the 50s in chicago and also in cleveland. but you will be warming up later today. it's going to feel better in the afternoon. but you mentioned some storms across parts of the plains. this morning we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect across kansas nebraska and eastern colorado that's in effect until 5:00 a.m. local time. strong storms moving through t

the kansas city roundtable meets in kansas and they have monthly event so if you like to continue studying they bring and scholars and historians from all over, including in a couple of weeks, this guy right here. he'll be giving a presentation on the grand review. mr. beckenbaugh: yes. mr. rafuse: i figured we were wrapup tonight. you are used to us giving these presentations and having questions afterwards. we figured we would have it more director by you. any questions you may have at the end. the question of why the north one, why it matters, we will address in the course of the discussion. i like to start by taking out an envelope since the powerpoint did not arrive. reading from the back of an envelope is legendary in the civil war, so. [laughter] mr. rafuse: we will start out where i left off a month ago which is the question of why the confederacy failed, which can be reversed to why the north one which is what we're discussing. we start out with robert e. lee's statement the day after the surrender saying the army had been compelled by overwhelming resources and numbers. that the

say lewis and kansas city union -- st. louis and kansas city union -- why did they have a bigger station then we do? >> perhaps they do not have a huge transportation have such as o'hsare. you have to rely on high-speed rails in general to travel. >> trains are getting faster. that is not the answer looking for. they are very excited about prospect. >> there were four other chicago terminals? >> four. five on the list. that's right. they created a centralized hub. st. louis and kansas city captured every train come into that town and connected at the central hub. the synergy was tremendous. people with a single connection would walk across the concourse and you could reach vast destinations across the region. chicago was too big to achieve that. we were too formidable for the railroad industry to try to consolidate our stations into one. chicago is a city of stations that while large, they were not at the same level and volume as other stations. this created a paradox. this has created all kinds of challenges. we see that

>> i came from kansas state. >> seth: so, that's a real casting couch. >> kansas state or kansas?hat's like -- it's almost like that's the real story. boy from kansas. big city. shirt off. >> eager and then it's like -- [ laughter ] >> seth: well -- the tears dried up and we got a real performance. let's take a look at eric as the purple guy. >> this is darnell autry -- [ laughter ] -- one of the top running backs in the nation. this is his locker. this is where he keeps his pads, helmet, his shoes. hey, let's go darnell. let's go, hey, nice play down there. i really enjoyed it. what kind of shampoo does he use? i can't find it. hey darnell, darnell, i'm here for you. any time you need me. about football, about life, anything. >> oh my god. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and that running back, darnell autry, that was our rose bowl year. >> yeah, it was right off the rose bowl year. >> seth: yeah. >> now, what's funny about that is you look at it. and what you have to think, everyone watching, is i was super stoked to have that job. >> seth: yeah. oh, absolutely. >> yeah, i'm wor

he went to work in the kansas city star and the toronto sun as a newspaper reporter. he told his mother when he was challenged about it that he was going to be a writer and she said that is a fine hobby. what you continue to make money? he felt that he wanted to a cop was life and he felt that if he just wrote about what he experienced, that would do it. suffering from manic-depression and especially later in life, his high highs in low lows gave him that drama. if you read about his love stories, you realize the differential and the types and styles of writing that he does it he can express something very violent or very loving. that is what is interesting about the character of hemingway. he went across the board. his manic-depression helton do that from going from low to high. and in hemingway moved as a cub reporter to kansas city and into "the toronto star." that allowed him to go to paris to read about world war i and things going on there that time. when he was in paris he went with his life, hadley. they met in chicago, both working for newspapers of the time.

and 10 million americans from denver to kansas city under tornado threats. tornado watches in at least three states now. flash flood watches in the plains. and look at this super cell in north dakota. buckets of hail, the images coming in from tennessee. just incredible. and we're also watching that hurricane i mentioned, powering up tonight in the pacific, headed toward some popular vacation spots. so, let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano here, tracking the watches up right now. >> reporter: the tornado watch is a big one. take a look. it includes denver. up through 9:00 mountain time, in through much of wyoming. and the storms will continue to fire up along the front range. that's the threat zone tonight, and it expands east towards lincoln and omaha, nebraska, kansas city getting hammered today with heavier rain you're in it again tomorrow. same storm zone for the third day in a row. all right, let's talk about a different storm. hurricane blanca. a major storm. category 5 -- 4 for now, excuse me, could become a 5 in the next few hours. and then

forget about the market, i have talked about kansas city southern.this is a name that i have liked for maybe 10 or 15 years, i think this is a buy spot. >> i am with you, transports had a terrible few months, i think it is a buying opportunity, i really think there is value here, i own iyt, that is entire sector, all of it, i would caution kansas city southern has been laggard in price action. i love rails, i think there is value. >> we have to consider the fact that outlook for the economy is still positive, and to improve after a horrible first quarter. more offer kansas city council ern, an important role in transports goods from mexico to united states. charles: watch out, when that new panama canal opens it will be a blockbuster. >> addressing unfairness, moving poor black and hispanic families to rich white neighborhood. this is not the will smith thing, they say it serves the same purpose, i am saying it, a lot of people got upset about this, rotebution, representration -- retribution, representration, and redistribution in one segment next. n

born in texas in 1890, he grew up in kansas. he went to west point graduating in 1915, spent world war i as a training camp commander. he attended the general staff college. graduating first in his class. served as eight to the former aef commander general john j christian. and was general douglas macarthur's chief aid in the philippines. he was called to washington after war broke out in europe. he served in various staff positions, promoted to read your general in september 1941, he was appointed chief of the war division after pearl harbor. dispatched to take command of the newly created european theater of operations. assigned next as supreme commander of the north african theater of operations, and ultimately to the post of supreme allied commander of the allied expeditionary force. in which capacity, he oversaw the normandy invasion, the operations that led to the ebay -- the day. to see pictures of the signing of the surrendered documents on may 8, 1945. eisenhower's primary roles in world war ii were those of a planner a

an adventurous cat is back home in kansas after make it's way to hawaii. >>> a tribute is in the work for the youngest victim of the boston marathon bombings. "action news" is next. me from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! super $1,000 frenzy. with top prizes of $300,000. [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> reporter: good soggy thursday morning to you our last standing construction crew on the vine street expressway was working under the overpass who could blame them? they cleared out from the westbound lanes, they will return and close it tonight at 11:00 p.m. nothing else closed on the pennsylvania turnpike, our overnight crash on the eastbound side between norristown and fort washington just cleared. all the eastbound lanes are reopened. westbound you're without the right and center lanes because of construction near willow grove. you'll see the slow-moving traffic as you head westbound toward 611. hurfville road is closed a pole came down near dr. dan's auto repai

kansas city go on to win 3-2. >>> a sellout crowd taking in tonight's california classico.his annual rival game takes place attanford stadium. galaxy on the board first. the quakes answer in the 28th minute. stays tied until the 53 rd minute off the corner kick. it's his first goal of the season. is this guy excited or what? with about ten minutes leftnsan jose leads 3-1. >>> jodi taylor takes advantage of the tuover and scores. england got two goals in the first 14 minutes and holds on to eliminate the canadians. japan kept t pressure on australia much of the second half and broke through in the 87th minute. missed goal. japan wins 1-nil. they next play englandon wednesday in the semi-finals. the u. and germany square off on tuesday. >>> tomorrow's toyota recipient could be a big da he captured thewith a pole position. the sentimental favorite is jeff gordon seen here in his number 24 car. he will be retiring after th season. he has won at sonoma five times. he will start in fif place. >>> the u.s. senior open is going on in sacramento. woody austin with this tee shot on 2

he brought world famous kansas city barbecue to mayor lee.mayor james led the choir in rendition of amazing grace that brought the congregation to its feet. ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound ♪ >> i don't think our mayor can sing like that. >> amazing. >> had san francisco giants lost the world series, mayor lee would have had to travel to new york city and send mayor james humphrey slogan ice cream, sour dough bread and phil's coffee. >> if you have a rough morning and need to get going, phil's is right there. >>> coming up next a possible game changer for catching criminals. new technology investigators are using to track down the right suspects. >>> a deadly crash involving a light rail train in san jose. do authorities now know contactually what happened out there? in san jose. ===tak== >>> still some questions about yesterday's deadly collision between a car and light rail train in san jose. the train crashed into the car about 7:30 last night at capital avenue near allen rock. the train and the driver of the saturn were traveling in t

kansas city wins 3-2. kazmir takes the loss. his record is now 4-5 >> the shark wells have a new starting goalie. today they traded the rights to antti niemi to the dallas stars. the goalie spent five seasons wi san jose but his numbers were deklaining and he was set to become an unrestricted free agent next week. >>> nasc makes its annual stop in sonoma tomrow with the save mart 350. a.j. allmendinger is a fifth rate him captured the pole, racing around the course wi a top speed of 96.7-miles-an-hour. jeff gordon will be retiring after the season and starts fifth. >>> at the women's world cup quarterfinals, defending champ japan got by australia. it was scoreless until the 87th minute. a scramble in front over the aussie net resulted in this goal. japan wins and will next play either edge land or hostanada in the semifinals. >> the u.s. senior open is going on in sacramento. woody us a stun with this tee shot on two. nearly makes a hole-in-one. misses by a few inches. he is in an eight-way tie for third place. after three round

. >> a's trying to avoid a three-game sweep by kansas city. josh reddick, popup in the third. a's up 2-0. but the royals score three in the six to take control. infante, perez scores, kansas city pleas the sweep. >>> in sacramento, final round of the u.s. senior open. bernhard langer, eagle putt on 1 and into the cup and into the lead at 7-under but langer outplayed by his playing partner, jeff maggert. six birds on the day. closes with a 5-under 65, 10-under edges colin montgomery by two. pga final round. a on eagle putt. bubba watson three-stroke lead through 14 put back a bogey on 17 needed that par putt on 18. forces a playoff. rushing right our of the bunker. bubba needs five for the win, houston about one for a bird. watson a winner of the travelers to for the second time in his career. that's what i do. >> resch-like. >> i 0 could go on and on. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural.

kansas city wins 3-2. kazmir takes the loss.ow 4-5. >> the shark wells have a new starting goalie. today they traded the rights to antti niemi to the dallas stars. the goalie spent five seasons with san jose but his numbers were deklaining and he was set to become an unrestricted free agent next week. >>> nascar makes its annual stop in sonoma tomorrow with the save mart 350. a.j. allmendinger is a fifth rate him captured the pole, racing around the course with a top speed of 96.7-miles-an-hour. jeff gordon will be retiring after the season and starts fifth. >>> at the women's world cup quarterfinals, defending champ japan got by australia. it was scoreless until the 87th minute. a scramble in front over the aussie net resulted in this goal. japan wins and will next play either edge land or host canada in the semifinals. >> the u.s. senior open is going on in sacramento. woody us a stun with this tee shot on two. nearly makes a hole-in-one. misses by a few inches. he is in an eight-way tie for third place. after three round, jef