event come to kansas city. location is another advantage we have. we're right in the middle of the country. we're close to the host cities in canada and in mexico that will be part of this event. i think we're better positioned than the other 16 cities to really move forward on this bid. new airport as senator moran mentioned, will be welcoming whoever comes to this event if they come to kansas city, and they're going to be pleased with that facility. lots of opportunities in kansas city to spend your free time and enjoy what we get to enjoy all the time. the famous barbecue, the world-class museums, the national negro league museum in kansas city, the nelson atkins art gallery. a vibrant night life and music scene in kansas city today. nearby states have agreed that kansas city is the right choice. it's become the midwest choice for this event. in may associations that represent 310,000 youth soccer players, and referees from the midwest came together to endorse the kansas city bid. financial benefits are obvio

kansas city can't recover.inds up with another takeaway. >> cris: we talked a little bit about creed humphrey' those snaps. this was on the money. i don't think patrick would say anything about this one. took his eyes off to see what the coverage was doing. this ball is under the category if you ever had one of those nights. >> al: they haven't had too many the past few years. but they are on the cusp of going to 2-3. >> cris: you wonder, did that super bowl take a little steam out of these guys? they were so invincible for so long. >> al: on opening day they were trailing much of the game and came from behind and beat cleveland. we were there week two. had the game probably won if edwards-helaire doesn't fumble. give the game away -- in a matter of speaking -- the chargers even though both teams tried to give it away at the end. had the win against philadelphia. points allowed this season, those are ugly figures. >> cris: well, let's start again with chris young did not play. i think he'll be fine. he has a ba

kansas city public library. thanks for watching. >> one thing is interesting to me is the missouri compromise in the missouri crisis those engaged apologies about american history. so given what you have answered were there in a prominent voices of the time from the 1820s that were saying holy cow this is the end of the revolutionary era or this is the end to the events of the great events of the revolution. were any people making those pronouncements or predictions about what it meant at the time? >> i would say john quincy adams said something to that effect in his diary. he wants to become president of the united states and the pricing is dire in 1824 don't address this now we are just a bunch of lying hypocrites. the united states is going to fall apart or what -- a part of me kind of deserve it is the wave he looked at it. people are saying this is the end of the revolution -- >> that is what jefferson is saying. that's a statement because that's a statement that is solicited from him that everyone quotes t

serve as host city for the fifa visit. kansas is home to some of the most devoted fanatic soccer fans in the world ready to cheer on team u.s.a. and what better place to do it than in america's heartland. the kansas city community alongside sporting k.c. has shown commitment to make this dream a reality and kansas city is no stranger to hosting major sporting events. from the big 12 men's basketball conference championships and ncaa march madness and with plans to host the nfl football draft in 2023, we have a great fan-friendly facility and something for everyone in the family to do. we have the lodging, public transportation and dining options needed to make the world cup a great success. the fifa world cup is the largest and most single sporting event in the world and there is no greater place for it to be held than kansas city. thank you, mr. president, and i yield back. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: mr. president, i rise today to talk about the harmful impacts of

chiefs off the field that's winning them a lot more fans stephanie is here with more. >> the kansas citymore than just excitement on sundays. i had a chance to see just what they mean. >> reporter: on the field, these are the guys you don't want to run into >> i move people for fun >> reporter: but when they're not sacking quarterbacks, defensive lineman saunders and derrick naitty help the kansas city chiefs tackle a tougher opponent, hunger for young players joining the chiefs, they're thinking, i have to get on the field and play >> right. >> reporter: how does this become part of what they do? >> this is part of being on this organization the message is given early on. if you're on this team, you're on the community >> i feel like the standards are set by our leaders captains we all fall into that. >> reporter: in kansas city during the pandemic, request for food assistance went up as much as 40% across the u.s., as many as one in six children will face hunger this year. for over 30 million kids, school lunches are the only reliable meal in their day. that leaves a dangerous gap over

kansas city. >> we have our kansas city cheesy corn.sh corn, great. you can use canned corn, it doesn't matter we're going to put in some milk, some cheese, shredded cheddar cheese. >> was that velveeta >> it sure is and some cream cheese and a little bit of butter it melts and it's incredible we take this, melt it altogether and in the end pour it into our dish, top it off with more shredded cheddar cheese because football season is all about the cheese. >> what say you, ladies? >> it's incredible. >> get to the ribs. >> get to the ribs. >> kansas city, probably one of the most famous regions for kansas city style barbecue sauce. sweet, sticky, molasses based, ketchup-based barbecue sauces. >> what makes a kansas city rib. >> that it's sweet so the sauce is basically made with molasses, brown sugar, ketchup, a little apple cider, vinegar. these ribs are an oven recipe so if you don't have a smoker, you can make them in your home oven which makes them easy. >> you can make this ahead of time and warm them up. >> then throw them on the g

kansas city and buffalo. kc won. rematch coming up on "sunday night football" next week at arrowhead. >> hot as patrick mahomes and the kansas city offense s buffalo bills defense has really been playing and offensively they can put up points. because kansas city has lost a couple early, does buffalo have a chance to have that rematch now happen in snowy buffalo? that could be interesting. there's all sorts of things on the line with this matchup as you start to look down the year. >> allen and mahomes. buffalo 3-1, kansas city 2-2. we'll see you from kc a week from tonight. that will wrap it up at gillette stadium in foxborough. tom brady comes back to where it all started and comes away with the win. 19-17. al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya, entire crew, all the great production folks here do a fantastic job. good night from foxborough. >> announcer: nbc sports, home of super bowl lvi, thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. working at recology is more than a job for

the story of one woman who was empowering the latino small business community in kansas city.ime when small businesses are rebounding from the pandemic, this hispanic heritage month we honor a woman who has dedicated her life advocating on their behalf. >> you don't want to sit on the side lines. you want to get in the game. you know, show up in nontraditional spaces. >> she's president and partner of tico productions and sports. providing spanish language broadcasts for sports teams like the kansas city chiefs. >> what's really rewarding is that we're able to give young people, people of color, an opportunity to get in sports. >> born and raised in kansas city, kansas, she's a third generation mexican-american, a single mother of four children, she began her career working at a local car dealership. >> i was the only female. i was certainly the only minority on the sales room floor. i learned the product. i learned my product better than anybody, better than all my male colleagues and i outsold them. >> she would go on to lead the chamber of commerce in kansas city. >> anothe

right now, we still have what we had back in the 1980s when i had to plan the zoning committee in kansas cityerything that could be brought into a city, just not near their own home. that included all kinds of problems. including problems of affordability. the type of housing is a national crisis and many observers and experts believe that this is worse than it has been at any point in our history. if you look at the data from the citizen's bureau and everything from this year, the median sale price of new residential homes in the united states was about $390,000. $390,000. now, that is an all-time national high. the price has been pushed upward and that put pressure on rent and, you know, the dream of homeownership, of course, it has moved them further away from the majority of the people who are now homeless. we are having problems and, if you look at our first responders, they can no longer afford to live in the communities that they protect because far too many teachers and firefighters and police officers cannot afford to pay the real estate. where they are living. only one other countri

chiefs and f l team. kansas city is one of 17 us that he's a bidding to host matches in 2026. the u. s. last heist woke up in 1994. the question. so we've, we've got outstanding our, with regards to the stadium so, so 1st and foremost, dupage, we want to see the, the dimensions on the areas around the bridge is all the different areas of a stadium that go into making the world cup. then, you know, we are, have fun sporting events in our community, but this is a world event. this is the largest event in the world. so when you think about what's up, feel like big people, world companies, bigger than, that's why we need to peer to baseball. on an epic performance by chris taylor's kept the la dodgers alive in their playoff series against the atlanta braves. he smashed as 3 home runs in game 5, which the defending world series champions needed to win to avoid elimination. any 10 other players in history of hit 3 homes and a preseason game, including the great bay, bruce, the dodgers, $1112.00 in cost. atlanta is lead to 3 to a rule for the series. it now has back to atlanta where

. >> my name is steven i'm so direction are of program and marketing for the kansas city public librarylcome to this special trim and day, three days removed installment in our virtual signature event series. our guest tonight is ron james author of the soon to be released truman court, fall in limits of loyalty. james is a graduate of yale university and duke university school of law. hayes practiced in washington d.c. for the last two decades the author of two previous books, charles hamilton houston and the struggle to end segregation. and how war, purchase and harry truman desegregated america's military. before we get started want to mention two things. if at any point you have questions you can drop those in the chat and we'll get to as many of those as we can. if you are interested in purchasing the book, and i hope you will be, you could do so what you press.missouri.edu, that is you press.missouri.edu. if you use the code truman and 21 tonight you will receive 40% off the list price. so check it out. all right, let's get started. ron, thanks much for joining us today. quick tha

not -- someone pretend we're -- pretended we're from kansas city. [ laughter ] now, you know, at thef every season, they give out awards like most valuable player, but they also give out awards during the season i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "tonight show superlatives." ♪ tonight sho superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: our first player is from the bills, tyler bass [ cheers and applause he was voted most likely to have fallen asleep first at the slumber party. [ laughter and applause "guys, real funny! up next, from the chiefs, is chad henne [ light laughter ] he was voted most likely to corner you at a party and talk about turbo tax. [ laughter and applause "it's pretty simple, you know? just type in all of your --" next up, from the chiefs, is creed humphrey [ laughter ] he was voted most likely to be a cabbage patch doll going through puberty. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: "i'm all most ready for harvest. [ laughter ] next up, from the bills, is tommy sweeney. he was voted most likely to be the guy at the beginning of a horror movie where he was like, "come on, babe hokan

kansas city. reporter: this hispanic heritage month honors her for what she has done for latinos.sports. providing spanish language broadcasts for sports teams like the kansas city chiefs. >> we are able to give young people of color an opportunity to get into sports. reporter: she is a third generation mexican-american. she began her career working at a local car dealer smip. >> i'm the only minority on the sales room floor. i learned the product better man my colleagues and i outsold them. reporter: today she is the president of the latino coalition, a non-profit advocating for hispanic entrepreneurs. >> what motivates you to lead this organization at this point in your career? >> we need a strong collective voice not just in washington, d.c., but local. reporter: she has been leading the he community even though she battled cancer twice. >> it's not just knowing you will get to the end. but you have to have allies and friendships along the way. reporter: she says they need to engage with the latino community because they will be driving corporate. the u.s. general best known fo

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. >> my name is steven i'm so direction are of program and marketing for the kansas city public librarye to this special trim and day, three days removed installment in our virtual signature event series. our guest tonight is ron james author of the soon to be released truman court, fall in limits of loyalty. james is a graduate of yale university and duke university school of law. hayes practiced in washington d.c. for the last two decades the author of two previous books, charles hamilton houston and the struggle to end segregation.

presentador: en kansas city, tres pues nos muriÓ ayer una balaceray al llegar al lugar del tiroteo, latadora: y este lunes comienza el juicio contra nicolÁs cruise, el joven acusado de matar a 17 personas en una escuela en florida en el 2018, pero el juicio no es por esta masacre, sino por atacar a un guardia en la prisiÓn y sobre la masacre, todavÍa no se ha fijado una fecha. presentador: ... y que beneficia a personas de paÍses con baja tasa de inmigraciÓn al paÍs como no lo cuenta adriana Ávila, los tiranos de venezuela y otros paÍses de amÉrica latina no pueden participar en el sorteo para el aÑo 2023. reportera: el departamento de estado va a comenzar a utilizar solicitudes para el aÑo fiscal 2023 y la ventanilla de aceptaciÓn va a comer al mediodÍa de este 6 de octubre iba a cerrar al mediodÍa del 9 de noviembre del presente aÑo. >> este es un programa de buena fe que existe para demostrar que los estados unidos esta abierto a todo el mundo y que no Únicamente estÁ supeditados para los que vienen. si tÚ eres una persona que califica. reportera: para participar del sorteo, los sol

let's bring in parker young, the president of staub construction and joins us from kansas city.stuff in the united states why can't we get it? >> that's a very complicated question. ultimately a combination of factors between covid, storms in the southeast, labor shortages, labor shutdowns due to covid. and then a number of tariffs. then combine that with the demand and the increases of housing permits and everything else it's been a perfect storm. steve: absolutely. i know you have said that you haven't seen anything like this in 30 years in the business. i have a friend who was thinking about building a new house and he talked to a builder and they said okay, we think we can get all the stuff you are going to need within two years. obviously there is all sorts of supply problems. you have had to start looking for substitutes and new suppliers, right. >> correct. the great example is this project we are here at today. we had insulation for the roofing called out. the specific kind that reach an r value. that is no longer available and it's not going to be available for six mont

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providing spanish language broadcasts for sports teams like the kansas city chiefs. >> what's reallyof color, an opportunity to get in sports. >> born and raised in kansas city, kansas, rojas is a third generation mexican american, single mother of four children. she began her career working at a local car dealership. >> i was certainly the only minority on the sales room floor. i learned the product. i learned my product better than all my male colleagues and i outsold them. >> she would lead the hispanic chambers of commerce in kansas city and dallas. today she is the president of the latino coalition, a nonprofit advocating on behalf of latino small business owners, the fastest growing group of entrepreneurs in the u.s. >> who motivates you to join this organization and lead this organization at this stage in your career? >> we need a strong, collective voice not just in washington, d.c. but in local. >> she has advocated on behalf of the latino community even as she battled and beat cancer twice. >> it is not just fortitude and resilience that they'll get to the end. there is an

and now, the chargers sit atop even the kansas city chiefs. >> this is a rivalry, too. it's like a rivalry. >> it is a rivalry brewing. and by the way, there were plenty of vegas fans there, too. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you could hear them in the stands even though they were the road team. >>> and speaking of the road, next to making history at talladega. >> shake and bake. bubba wallace became the first black race car driver to win a nascar cup series since wendell scott in 1963. the 27-year-old star -- driver's win came during the rain-delayed yellow wood 500 at talladega speedway, beating out ryan priest and chris busher. >> feels like there was bad weather across like all sports. >> yeah. >> the entire country. baseball to packers game. the chargers game. all right. bubba's win is the latest good news for the athlete who just announced another win. he is engaged to amanda carter. >> congratulations. >>> next to what is arguably the biggest rivalry in all of not just bas it's renewed tonight in boston. >> the red sox host the yankees at the a.l. wildcard game. the lo

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i think the mayor -- i thank the mayor of kansas city for his leadership. here is $156,800, worth about $108 a square foot, of property taxes. we invite all americans to move to central arkansas, where housing is affordable for rental and purchase purposes. this really is essential to give access. your discussion about different zoning characteristics for small-scale versus single-family -- it is a complicated issue. i look forward to the testimony today. i yield back. rep. cleaver: thank you for your help, mr. ranking member. we will know recognize the chair of the full committee, maxine waters, from california. rep. waters: thank you for holding this hearing. this is very important. in america today, access to jobs , homeownership, affordable rent , and access to quality education is again inflating and segregating -- my ancestors, driven our indigenous brothers and sisters from our land, and it continues today with restrictive and exclusionary zoning policies. across this country, municipalities continue to use zoning and local control is a dog whistle t

. >> we have to switch gears kansas city and southern both reporting. how important is the numbers versus the commentary? >> i think the numbers are going to be huge canadian is buying kansas city, paying a big price, paid a $700 million breakup fee in the second quarter revenues increased by 47% when they report today, i'm going to look at guidance. pent up demand for vehicles, appliances, raw materials, how will that help them in k-2 two third of demand from mexico is -- mexican fuel is imported so that's a big mover for them, what's going on there? canadian national they have issues in canada, positive they have some coal closures so are the coal plants going to reopen? what's that going to do to their demand >> last one, i give you your own pick what other stock are you excited about for this earning season? >> this earning season i'm excited about shoe carnival. i love shoes and i love this company. it's a sthu shoe retailer the market cap is shy of a billion and they sell affordable shoes the founder still owns a third of the stock they understand

more on that this lady brought these to me from kansas city.hese cookies are made from sun flower seeds, big deal in kansas. i said we would try them. let us know what you think. >> as a colorado boy, i appreciate kansas. really good friends in kansas city. kck and kcmo. you have a little difference. here we go >> i like them. >> okay. i'm a sun flower guy. >> shannon: mm-hmm. >> i'm a guy in baseball i would have a bag. >> shannon: always. >> always, sun flower seeds everywhere. for me, this would work just fine. by the way, a little rolled oat -- like an oatmeal cookie. >> shannon: without the nasty raisins. >> the oatmeal cookie is fine. you uh throw the raisins in there. worse if it's a chocolate chip cookie. >> hate that, the worst ever. this is good. give a thumbs up. >> shannon: not that we encourage people to -- she gave this to me in person. she brought it. we were trying that. thank you. i think we gave it thumbs up. >> thumbs up. >> shannon: we have good news to talk about. >> great news. can't wait to tell you about it. celebrate on

. >> my name is nina, and i live in kansas city, missouri, and i work nights as a janitor. >> my name stoltz. i live in springfield, missouri. i work to do stay-at-home care for my mother, who is disabled. >> my name is terrence and i am a mcdonald's worker from kansas city, missouri. >> my name is amanda reynolds. i live in st. louis, missouri. >> i just received health care coverage through medicaid expansion. it came in on friday. i kind of did a little happy dance. >> ryan how. i currently have no health care coverage or benefits. i recently applied for medicaid and i am waiting on a response on my eligibility. >> they said i made too much money. i made $18,000 a year. i'm not sure how that is too much money because i cannot even run my own apartment. >> once it hit the ballot and people put it through, it should have been implemented. we should not have had to fight our government to get what was owed to us all along as a safety net. >> i am a longtime cancer patient. i had cancer off and on since five years old so i had six forms of cancer and as of last week, i just had surgery

. >> my name is nina canaleo, and i live in kansas city, missouri, and i work nights as a janitor. >> my name is autumn stultz. i live in springfield, missouri. i work through cox health at home to do staat home care for my mother, who is disabled. >> my name is terrance wise, and i'm a mcdonald's worker from kansas city, missouri. >> my name is amanda reynolds. i live in st. uis, missouri. >> i just received the health care coverage through medicaid expansion. in fact, it came in on friday. i kind of did a little happy dance. >> right now, i currently have no health care coverage or benefits. i've recently applied for medicaid and i'm waiting on a response on my eligibility. >> they said, i made too much money. i made $18,000 a year. i'm not sure how that's too much money because i can't even rent my own apartment. now i do qualify. >> once it hit the ballot and people put through it should have automatically been implemented. we should not have to fight our government to get what should have been given to us all along as a safety net. >> i'm a long time cancer patient. i've had canc

. >> sporting kansas city 2 is >>> cb s gather in rome for their first in person since the pandemic began. who made the trip and who didn't? cbs news is there. >> reporter: i'm nancy cordes at the g-20 summit in rome, where president biden and other world leaders are trying to make progress on covid, taxes, and climate change. >> sargent: also tonight, vaccine holdouts-- employees nationwide face deadlines to get their shots or lose their jobs. plus, port problems: dozens of ships, billions of dollars in goods, and in this california neighborhood, a real nightmare. nightmare. >> reporter: i'm lilia luciano in the port of los angeles wher

wnba to take advantage of the bay area sports market i can pull from many examples think about kansas cityhave done sort of, you know, in terms of dedicating an entire arena that close 70 million dollars when sport for the increase in 49% in this 25 in 20 years. i cannot think of a better time right. right then right now oakland, vice mayor rebecca kaplan led the effort to secure a unanimous vote from the oakland alameda county joint powers authority for a non-binding agreement to use the oakland arena as the new home of wnba basketball. women are the majority in the consumer market as well in terms of consumer spending. and so in fact, i think we can almost say it's ridiculous for there not to be a wnba team here. >> and i believe it will be the most successful team in the league. >> the founder of the african american sports and entertainment group ray bobbitt talks next steps. the next steps will be obviously us starting to go through the process of communicating our proposal with the league ownership or a league leadership. has it made you kron. 4 news. >> all right. happening tonight,

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and one medical system in kansas city, missouri, less than 1% of employees lost their jobs at houston methodist, about half a percent did. in north carolina novant health also said 99% of its staff have gotten vaccinated or approved for medical or religious exemptions what was your biggest challenge in getting employees to comply? >> it was the need to provide them with straightforward accurate scientifically based information knowing that they were constantly bombarded with the misinformation of social media or other platforms. >> reporter: but more legal challenges are underway today a new york supreme court five health care workers and the state legislature argued the state's mandate is invalid. >> it is all being done through executive orders, executive fiat which compromises the legitimacy of a lot of these vaccine mandates. >> reporter: next month could be the biggest test yet as other vaccine deadlines are fast approaching october 15th for city employees in chicago and for the nation's second largest school district, los angeles. right now about 1 in 5 employees there, some 12,

. >> i can pull from many examples think about kansas city and what they have done sort of, you know,of dedicating an entire arena that cause 70 million dollars. women's sport. >> for the increase in 49% in this 25 in 20 years. i cannot think of a better time. right. n right now. leaders with the african american sports and entertainment group say the next step is to present their plan to league leadership. >> see where it goes. 9.38. is the time. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. >> a warning for you about. the legal weed products that local awful lot like snacks and treats that you might enjoy or kids might get in their trick or treat bag. this halloween. we'll tell you what the on the lookout for and if you're looking for a little something different to do this halloween holiday weekend may be headed to yosemite national park last week's rainfall as the falls flowing unseasonably early. and that's only complimenting. >> the fall foliage up in yosemite valley. we're getting close to be in the east bay as well as the north bay. and i'm talking about what to expect. weathe

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seasoned boneless pork, barbecue sauce, onions and pickles on a hoagie-style bun first launch friday kansas city1981. it will be available for a limited time. >>> and five music icons will make history at the nfl's biggest event of the year. dr. dre, snoop dogg, eminem, mary j. blige, and kendrick lamar will perform for the first time together during this year's super bowl halftime show. the nfl teamed up with pepsi and roc nation for the star-studded performance. it takes place at sofi stadium in california on february 13th. anne-marie? >> that sounds like a super bowl halftime show. that sounds epic. for someone like me who really only shows up to the super bowl parties for the halftime show and the food, this is great. though i will not be bringing any mcribs. >> same. i do like the game, but i do like -- i love the halftime show. i mean, like they said, this really is star-studded. you know, we'll see if there's a viral moment in this. >> oh, i guarantee it. so true. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> you got it. >>> up next, a return to foxborough.

watches are not in place going into this morning, i do expect them to go into a place for dallas and kansas city, where you can pick up 3 inches of rain, at least 15 incheof s sn the cooler air side across the upper mid-west, casper 35. we have our first freeze warnings of the season i'll talk about that coming up >> mark it down okay 12th. all right. thank you. it is still halloween. you know, getting into the halloween spirit krispy kreme announced they are changing their name for the holiday rebranding it crispy skreme every saturday in october this week guests can grab dollar dozens packaged in a special edition box. kid will love it. >> yeah, all right >>> coming up here "early today," thousands of passengers are still stranded after widespread cancellations. >> parents you may want to check your shelves the urgent baby food recall ahead. better get new febreze fabric antimicrobial. its water-based formula penetrates fabrics to kill 99.9% of bacteria and it eliminates odors. spray it on your furniture, your rugs, your clothes - wherever bacteria and odors hide. you can even sanitize your ca

patrick mahomes thre and kansas city beats the eaglen laying out for the touchdown the ravens put up 23 unanswered and they knock the broncos from the ranks of the unbeatens, 23-7 with the broncos, rams, and panthers losing, only two undefeated teams remain in the nfl. the raiders put their 3-0 mark on the line tonight against the charge es. >>> now to the mlb the playoffs are setten the yankees can clinched the final a.l. wild card spot in dramatic fashion with aaron judge's single driving in the game-running one they will take on the red sox in the wild card game the winner faces the rays on thursday and the 106-win dodgers will host the cardinals the winner of that heads to san francisco on friday. >>> just so much to watch this weekend. i couldn't even get it all in. i did try, though. let's turn to our weather now. janessa webb joins us. how is the week looking? >> yeah, good morning. i mean, it was a great weekend if you were across the east coast weather wise lots of sunshine, but things started to go downhill last night with the clouds rolling in it's the next cold front this

patrick mahomes threw five touchdowns, finding hill in the end zone twice kansas city beat the eagles 42-30. >>> check out this incredible catch by markeith brown. the ravens put up 23 unanswered and knocked the broncos of from rnks of the unbeatens, 27 23-7 >>> only two undefeated teams remain in the nfl. the raiders put their 3-0 mark on the line tonight against the chargers >> let's check in with janessa webb for a look at how your week is shaping up. i know you started off well. the cowboys got the victory yesterday, as well so could not be a bad end to the weekend. >> yeah, how about them boys it's always a good start when they get a w so weather wise, we are seeing across the ohio valley to the east coast, just a ton of sunshine for your weekend. things are starting to go downhill, because we have a slow-movg s going to continue all week long across this area. so we have dreary weather from new york city down to raleigh-durham area. and portions of the southeast, we'll be watching for the flooding rain for at least the next three case. look at atlanta, all the way down to across

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the delegation is looking at kansas city's cincinnati, dallas denver, houston, monterey and seattle. that's just a few. the cities that are being considered. the group said that they plan to make a big announcement about who wins sometime after the beginning of the air reporting live here in san francisco. i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. >> all right, jerry, so thank you. well, we also have an update on the forty-niners. they are in the chicago area. this weekend hoping to snap a four-game losing streak. yeah, good luck to them and doing a that just got a little bit easier. that's the good news here. the bears will be without all pro linebacker khalil mack. he has been ruled out with a foot injury. but chicago's white kitten. any sympathy from the niners who have seen their season completely derailed by injuries. defensive lineman javan kinlaw who just has not seemed to be able to stay on the field since he was drafted and will miss the rest of the season. >> head coach kyle shanahan says for the former first round pick. he underwent knee surgery earlier this week, but he is opti

allow the luggage to kind of go through from the point of departure, from paris all the way to kansas city, would not only enable a better facilitation process, but it would allow for the tsa to focus more on the domestic passengers that they need to focus on. it was a streamlined process to create better facilitation and make much happier passengers. >> thank you. you stated a very good case for that. perhaps other members of the panel can supplement their answer to the same question. and i yield back, madam chair. >> thank you, senator wicker. i appreciate everyone being here. we want to bring back visitors and increase travel spending and create jobs. according to the las vegas convention and business authority, july 2021 was the strongest month for visitation since the start of the covid-19 pandemic. over 3 million people visited the las vegas valley in july of this year. however, it's about 10% below the visitation embers from july 2019, and the low numbers are slowly recovering our economy. nevada's unemployment rate is close to 8%, more than twice the 3.7% rate we had the month befo

wnba to take advantage of the bay area sports market and i can pull from many examples think about kansas city and what they have done sort of, you know, in terms of dedicating an entire arena that cause 70 million dollars. women's sport for the increasing here we have sent in this 25 in 20 years. i cannot think of a better time. right. right then right now we are ready. >> we have the venue. we have the community. we have the support and we have the basketball oakland. vice mayor rebecca kaplan led the effort to secure a unanimous vote from the oakland alameda county joint powers authority. >> for a non-binding agreement to use the oakland arena as the new home of wnba basketball. i do want to make clear they the only applicant for the arena there were not 2 competing bidders for the release. acg submitted the proposal for the and it was unanimously approved. the next % steps will be obviously us starting to go through the process of communicating our proposal with the. >> league ownership are league leadership. >> has it made you kron. 4 news. alright international soccer officials will be t

kick against kansas city fc 2. we segue into the nfl, where the 49ers have a day off. when head coach mike tomlin was rumored to be a candidate for the usc job, after this response , i think the trojans can cross him off that wish list. >> that is a joke to me. i have one of the best jobs in all of professional sports. why would i have any interest in coaching college football. that would be the last time that i address it. and not only today, but moving forward. never say never, but never. okay? anybody else have any questions about any college jobs , there's not a booster with a big enough blank check. >> i don't follow that. if you are familiar with monday night football alternate show the manning cast, tom brady joined peyton and eli manning to watch the game and to chat about the game. peyton and eli got on brady a little bit for a snub of teammate jimmy garoppolo after winning super bowl xlix. >> i want to talk about how you just said jim e.g., and you completely ignored him, saying i'm not going to give you a high five, nothing. you get nothing. >> i didn't see