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gabe gutierrez, nbc news, kansas city, missouri. >>> let's turn to the major sinkhole threat in florida. dozens opening up in a couple weeks threatening to swallow homes. the earth giving way after days of pounding rain. and tonight, just as hurricane season is about to start, there is already trouble brewing in the tropics. we get all of it now from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: after ten wet days, more than 17 inches of rain fell in parts of florida and it keeps coming. conditions perfect for sinkholes and that's exactly what's happened. in the last two weeks, more than 30 sinkholes in central florida. >> makes me real uncomfortable going close to my house. >> they got a lot of work to do to fix this up. >> reporter: in some cases sending a warning signal of what's to come. why is this state so prone to sinkholes? florida's sandy soil sits on top of a layer of clay and a layer of limestone. the recent heavy rains dissolved those under ground layers causing the earth to give way. there were other warning signs, too, but the residents who live along the golf course here at the villa

yesterday at least eight tonightonight tornadoes were reported including one that touched down in kansas city, missouri, and sent a tree crashing into a house. >> the house shook and the windows like blew open. i don't know. it happened really fast. >> everybody's safe, everybody's fine. all the stuff, you know, of course, is destroyed, but it's fine. it's just stuff. >> the severe weather is expected to continue moving through the great plains through tomorrow. there have been no reports of serious injury. >>> and up to eight police officers were injured in connecticut as authorities negotiated with a man who was holding his wife hostage in barn. the barn exploded as the police were trying to coax the man out. neighbors said the blast was powerful. >> literally stuff on our kitchen tables was shaking. it's just unbelievable. this is such a quiet town. stuff like this never happens around here. >> the officers were not seriously injured. the fire that followed the explosion spread to the house. the wife escaped. but it's unclear what happened to her husband. >>> the last flight of a 60-year-old militar

. >>> police in kansas city missouri investigating this carjacking that triggered a high-speed chase down highways, into woods and parks. eventually as they do, let's run it out. ok. the officers -- >> oh! >> oh! >> that was a lot easier than -- >> oh. well -- >> -- expected. >> that took a turn, though. the officers were caught on camera repeatedly punching and kneeing the suspect. >> i say they've got him. >> yeah. as he was pinned to the ground. police are reviewing all aspects of the incident. >> the guy is reviewing his running game. should have tied his shoelaces. >>> all right. on a more serious note, the suspect in the murder of a young couple in philadelphia has been found dead of an apparent overdose. >> police piecing it together, they suspect the whole thing may have been a botched robbery. our philadelphia station has more. >> our team is convinced that he killed the victims and he acted alone. >> reporter: 26-year-old daniel mooney is identified by police as the killer, the killer of 27-year-old tyler roy, a construction estimator and his 28-year-old wife christina, a p

and a second grace teacher from kansas city, missouri... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" and applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, everyone. two in the box, waiting to come back tomorrow to start our 2-day final match for $100,000. one of these three -- larry, jake, or katherine -- will join them. good luck. here we go. categories in play right now are... eh? yeah. and... we're going way back in time to that. larry. etruscans for $800, please. katherine. -what is ionic? -no. larry. -what is doric? -correct. $1,000, please, etruscans. jake. what is thunder? be more specific. -what is thunderbolt? -thank you. ohh. uh... etruscans, $600. answer -- daily double. ah.

told employees they should expect to return to work at its plants in dear born, michigan and kansas city, missourithe company temporarily suspended production at the only two plants where the truck is manufactured last week because of a shortage of parts caused by a fire at a supplier facility in michigan. the f-150 has been the top-selling u.s. vehicle for more than 40 years. >> as first lady melania trump's approval rating surged past her husband donald trump, it looks like the popularity of her name is as well. according to the skourocial secy administration's report most popular baby names chosen in 2017, the baby melania saw the 5th largest jump in popularity of female names. it didn't crack the top ten but jumped ahead by 720 spots from its position last year of 1,650th. the name donald, however, was just one of 11 male names to remain unchanged and it was the 488th most popular boy name. >> it is a bizarre story of the so-called poop train and how one town got rid of the stink. if a venvengers wasn't big enou when it opened in china, guess how much it made? lls? kills! studies show at the e

there are other public/private networks around the country like north kansas city, missouri has but a much smaller city. chattanooga also but their population is about 177,000. >> is there any chance of a lawsuit? >>speaker: i am sure there is many in a project like this, it's a big expensive capital project so those kinds of projects are fraught with risk. i think the most important thing if the public/private partnership is pursued the protections that are built into the project to ensure that the city doesn't end up with some unforeseen cost. there could be delay. the private partners could go bankrupt and not be able to complete the project and unforeseen expenses can pop up in any capital project. i am sure the attorneys working on the project swel as well as e project team would work through those issues. >>speaker: in your opinion, what other questions should i be asking? what are the details that i should be paying attention to? what have i missed? >>speaker: i think you have asked a lot of good questions and what has come up today are a lot of important topic. if this network

kansas city. we love this city. i remember the first time i saw in january 1964. i had lived in japan, france or bigany and one of the first towns in america i saw was kansas city, missouri as we were driving to fort riley, kansas in january 1964. i fell in love with the city and kansas. i know the missouri press published the book but you can't have everything. a couple of people i would like charity, my, stan favorite one like it caret -- my one-legged cavalry officer. we spent 10 or 15 years together, six months in bosnia 20 years ago. steve is a retired army colonel and intelligence officer heard -- intelligence officer. officerher rare army who can actually read without moving his lips. a friend of mine is irish and stan is irish. names, patrickt ryan or ryan patrick, he is back there. another irishman, mike burke, he and i went into an advanced course in 1977, we were soldiers once and young. i went to school with a guy named steve who was from kansas and his sister is here tonight with her husband, who is a marine. choose your friends on the basis of what service they were and so we are glad to have them here. we have a korean war veteran. sir, what you raise your

a second grace teacher from kansas city, missouri... a high school latin teacher from lexington, kentucky... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, all. thank you, johnny. "jeopardy's" way of honoring america's teachers is by presenting this annual teachers tournament in which the winner receives $100,000. farmers insurance's way of honoring teachers is through their thank america's teachers campaign and by awarding $1 million in grants to worthy teachers all over the country. three of the people who have already received some of these grants are steve, larry, and claire. as you know, this is a 2-day affair. i'll wish you good luck and start you right now in the first jeopardy! round. and you deal with these categories... then... we'll give you the bible verse. you identify the book for us. and finally, we want you to... ...in each correct response. claire, start us. books of the bible for $200. -claire. -what is genesis? -that's the book. -u.s. geography for $200. claire. -what is cam

stores, that is the name of those, what they are adding are arkansas, colorado, idaho, kansas, kansas city, missourievada, northern california, oklahoma, texas, and utah. note new york yet. heather: it is a couple blocks from my house. thank you so much. amazon taking over the world. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the arab. evangelist leader franklin graham, just days before the primary, could christians be the key to turning the blue state red. pastor robert jeffers says yes, he will breakdown two goals of the tour that could shape the midterms. >> california in trouble, that message from the son of the late rev. billy graham on a 10 stop tour. franklin graham urging voters to push estate blue wall ahead of the crucial primary. are evangelicals the key to turning the state red? pastor robert jeffers, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. this 10 stop tour is going on since may 5th. he continues this until june 5th in anticipation of the primary coming up next week but you say it is not just about partisan politics. >> that's right. franklin has two goals. first he wants christians to ge

here are today's contestants -- a second grade teacher from kansas city, missouri...k... and a high school latin teacher from lexington, kentucky... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to "jeopardy!'s" annual tribute to those marvelous people who sometimes get to spend more quality time with our children than, we, the parents do. we have three talented teachers with us today. larry, lee, and claire, good luck. let's go to work. here are the categories you have to deal with today as you face our test... next... a... i'll give you an example. "donald's winning cards." "what's are trump's trumps?" and the final category... claire, you start us, please. i'll start with the shape of water for $200. this great lake is the greatest. lee. -what is superior? -yes. presidential possessives for $200. larry. -what is lincoln's lincolns? -yes. water for $600, please. james bay protrudes from the lower right of this larger body. -larry. -what is hudson bay? -good. -water, $80

the discounts are available in arkansas, colorado, kansas, kansas city, missouri, louisiana, new mexicou can see it on your screen. nothing here in new york yet. but wait. gerri: got to say this exactly the whole foods, we call at whole paycheck coming needs is a discount. they are saying we should reboot >> this is in an attempt to stop a cyberattack a foreign government agent for launching against people in the u.s. do not wear could stop the router from working. collect information from the systems that run through it and possibly block network traffic. train to try to do it they say. tracee, thank you. gerri: hard to ignore the fbi. kim kardashian then heading to the white house for a meeting with president trump and his son-in-law, jared kushner. many worried about the latest political crisis but political crisis but now it's affecting bank stocks. let's take a look at what the up and will be up about 55 on the dow. not quite as much as it was only minutes to go. the nasdaq up a. you are watching trained seven. -- "fbn:am." ♪ t, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal e

the company says employees at its dearborn, michigan and kansas city, missouri locations should return to work may 18th. those plants manufacture the ford f-150, the top selling vehicle in the u-s.ford was facing a shortage of some parts used to make the truck after a fire at a michigan plant earlier this month. up next...another sign that the bay area housing market is out of control.you won't believe how much this piece of land just sold for. and social media lit up today..because of this.a fire breathing dragon...catches fire at disney world and it was all caught on camera. but first...the city of oakland now stepping in, after a stepping in, after a confrontation over a barbeque at lake merritt goes viral. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. ((vicki))now to a story we brought you earlier this week..about thatconfrontation over a family barbec

one of the first big towns in america i saw was kansas city, missouri as we were driving to fort riley, kansas. that was january 1964. i fell in love with the city and with kansas, generally. yes, i know that the missouri press published the book, but, you know, you can't have everything. i am delighted to be here. a couple of people i would like to recognize, stan cherry, my favorite one-legged cavalry officer. ask him how that happened. he was the corp g3 of the 79th states corp, in which the first division served. stan and i are old friends. we spent 10 or 15 years together, six months in bosnia 20 years ago. he is a great friend. i am glad to have him. steve rotkoff is a retired army colonel and military intelligence officer. neil bradley, another retired colonel, just ask the deck when stacked the deck when you come to these things. jimmy, i just did a brain dump on your last name, another military intelligence officer and a frequent participant in these events. he is one of the rare army officers i know who can actually read without moving his lips. i have a friend of mine who is

a second grade teacher from kansas city, missouri... whose cash winnings total...teacher from lexington, kentucky... who won $1,400 yesterday. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, everyone. will this be the big turnaround day for steve and claire? the scores you see in front of the players will disappear in a few seconds, and those totals will be added to what you earn today to determine the champion. so good luck. here we go. now the categories, starting off with... how appropriate. followed by... ...with the letter "a" highlighted in quotation marks. you know what that means. next comes... and... claire, you start. home room for $200. claire. -what is a formal dining room? -that's right. putting the vice in vice president for $200. claire. -who is andrew johnson? -yes.

nbc news, kansas city, missouri. >>> all right. thanks to gabe for that.ill ahead, it may have taken 20 years but the capitals sure don't mind as they are headed back to the stanley cup finals and in boston the celtics push king james and company to the brink. details next in sports. i'm about to start the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge. so my future self will thank me. thank you. i become a model? yes. no. start the challenge today. and try new tropical citrus flavor with collagen. nature's bounty. woman: i stay active by staying in rhythm. and to keep up this pace, i drink boost optimum. boost optimum with 5 in 1 advanced nutrition helps support muscle, energy, bone, normal immune function, and vision. boost optimum. be up for life. hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! boost optimum. that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me goggles. kayak. search one and done. ♪ ♪ keep your insights from prying eyes, so they won

. >> by the time she was 21, emily had moved about 200 miles south to kansas city, missouri, working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a bar and a local boy named alex fazzino spotted her from across the room. >> it's one of those, like, ah-ha moments, you might say. i was like, i have to go talk to that girl. >> after a few dates, alex says he knew she was the one. >> what did you like about her? >> what didn't i? she was beautiful. she was very nice. she dressed impeccably. yeah, what didn't i? >> alex's mother joanne knew something was happening when her son asked if he could bring emily to sunday dinner. >> he said, i have met someone. and i would love to be able to bring her over so that you all can get to know her better. >> and you thought, well, here we go. >> yes, i did. >> back in boone, emily's family heard about the boy from kansas city. >> she called me up and said, i met this fella. he's italian, and she said, you're going to love his family. they're louder than us. and she fell in love witthe whole family immediately. >> emily's sister ammie could see eye

for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang in kansas city, missouri. >> woodruff: e.p.a.inistrator scott pruitt has been under heavy scrutiny for the way he has spent money on travel, s for staff.pay raises he'facing at least 11 investigations related to a number of such matters. ow, as william brangham tells us, pruitt's in the spotlight yet again, this time over a trip t>o morocco. > brangham: the "washington post" and others reported that pruitt's trip to north africa last december was arranged in part by his longtime friend, former comcast lobbyist, richard smotkin. a few months after the trip, according to the post, smotkin was awarded a $40,000-a-month contract with the moroccan government. federal laws prohibit public officials from using government resources to financially befit their friends. but the e.p.a. has insisted the trip was proper and that pruitt dw id not fully kout smotkin's ties to the moroccan government. the purpose of the trip hy been publiestioned by some lawmakers, and so was its cost, which reptedly topped $100,000. juliet eilperin of thst "wash

in kansas city, missouri there was a response which really has shaped much of our work. where in 1919, in a ten-day period, the people responded to the outpouring of expression by raising $2.5 million in 10 days. that is the equivalent today of about $40 million. in 10 days. the fundraising, if it were that easy today we would be pleased. that led to the building of the memorial went that was opened by president calvin coolidge in 1926. which then became in many respects the de facto national world war i memorial. in scale, it would be second only to the washington monument if it were on the washington mall. and its footprint -- perhaps exceeding that of the lincoln memorial. now is one of the world's largest war memorials. sometimes people will ask, is there much interest in the united states and world war i. this is particularly the case of the european press will ask the question of us. what we know is, there is a deep vein of interest and world war i. we visited the ship of the national world war i memorial and the visitor ship has increased by 63% when compared to 2

well that is code a is the editor of the national catholic reporter and joins me now from kansas city missouri thanks very much for joining us on al-jazeera do you think the fact that such a senior member of the catholic church is now having to face this trial is almost a turning point for those campaigning against the sexual abuse allegations within the catholic church you know i wouldn't call it a turning point but it's certainly a important marker to show that even up to that level that the reform of the church that has been in process for thirty five years is finally able to reach into those highest highest levels how do you think the trial is being perceived by members of the catholic church and the catholic communities around the world well i think they're they're pretty anxious to see what the outcome is going to be there you know this be going on quite a long time. left the ballot a year ago almost already and there were hearings before that and so there are a lot of anxiety to see where this is going to come come out i mean all eyes are on pope francis for his reaction i suppose wheth

taylorer: next, quintard onlores slavery, focusing kansas and missouri before and after the civil war. the kansas city public library hosted the 70 minute talk. quintard: let me get organized. i am an old-fashioned guy who needs lecture notes. i'm going to try to squeeze in. hopefully they will fit. thank you for that introduction. that was amazing. i was thinking, i don't know who she's talking about. i can be here all night thinking people, but the most important one is kelly. thank you for organizing all of this, bringing me here. [applause] getting us through the whole process of organizing the symposium itself. ancy? is paul and n paul is over there. thank you. paul has been very helpful in other ways. passion, myoned, my a 15,000 page website . you can see the scrolling. projected as kind of a for students at the university of washington. consequence, someone wrote they have beend, sharing the information with us in answering questions, and we realized this is going on everywhere. later,ix or seven weeks i got an invitation from someone at the state department who said, we would like to take you

he health ministry says 1600 suffered injuries frchlt marlin, in kansas city, missouri, on line.phonesdemocrat's hi. caller: how you doing, pedro? caters this president to -- first of all, he didn't the popular vote, but i hink he carries the amount of americans that are kind of like neducated and plays to that base. deter creates chaos to from everything he's doing wrong. yet.ill haven't been -- host: why do you characterize uneducate? ed caller: >> well, not all of them, not them. all of everything he says. if you don't do your research, eye mean, notke00 everything he is doing is bad, good s character is not for the country or the world, i think. ost: let's go to stan, stan is in michigan, independent line. ann arbor, go ahead. caller: response to the caller from maine, in the previous regarding nomination a of gorsuch to on the supreme court. like to remind her and other democrats, as d ell, this was brighton rule which if the table his been urned, and the democrats were in power in the senate, and there was a chance that going to win the -- democrats were going to presidency, then

in kansas city in missouri in the heartland there was a response which really has shaped much of our work where in 1919 in a ten-day period the people of the city responded to this outpouring of expression by raising $2.5 million in ten days. that's the equivalent today of about $40 million. in ten days. general myers, if fundraising were that easy today we would be very pleased. that then led to the building of a memorial which was opened by dr. coolidge in 1926 which then ba i'm in many respects the de facto national world war i memorial in scale it would be second only to the washington monument if it were on the washington mall and its footprint perhaps exceeding that of the jefferson -- the lincoln memorial. now it is one of the world's largest war memorials. sometimes people will ask is there really much interest in the united states in world war i, this is particularly the case of the european press who will ask the question of us. what we know is that there is a deep vein of interest in world war i. visit a ship at the national world war i memorial was increased by 63% when co

production at its plants in louisville, kentucky and kansas city, missouri will resume by monday, thisged the plant that makes parts for the f-150 pickup, so it was a parts problem that messed things up. shares of ford are down 8% this year. excitement is building in britain and around the world for the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markel. a rehearsal of the carriage procession taking place today in windsor ahead of saturday's big event. more than 250 members of britain's armed forces are going to be on-hand for the dry run, if you will. and it's official, meghan markle has confirmed her father will not be on-hand when she marries prince hair rim sh harry. she said sadly, my father will not be attending o our wedding. i have always cared for my father and hope he will be given the space he needs to focus on his health. one bakery in windsor is celebrating the wedding in a special way. the bakery whipped up a coffee drink called the megharrychino. it has a cool image of the prince and meghan on it. it is $6 or 4 pounds and change. and also by the way, i don't know if you kno

by monday they expect to restart at louisville and the f1 50 at kansas city missouri plant.rter earnings. congressman is moving on to the general election in november after beating his republican rivals in the pennsylvania senate primary and he has president trump's full support. the president tweeted this. we will be a great senator from pennsylvania but his opponent bob casey has been a do-nothing senator who shows up at election time. he votes along the nancy pelosi, elizabeth one lines. love sanctuary cities, bad and expensive healthcare. and, voted against the massive tax cut bill, he's also week on borders and crime. sadly our great military mean nothing to bobby junior. lou barletta will win. not bad. the congressman joins us now. first off, getting the president support, how important was that you? >> it's very important to me. as one of the first to endorse the president when he was running and cochaired his campaign and present trump did very wellin pennsylvania as we all know, especially how many blue-collar democrats who are now trump democrats in pennsylvania. >

city and other stops on her tour at c-span.org/citiestour. if you're watching american history television, all week and every weekend on c-span3. taylorer: next, quintard onlores slavery, focusing kansas and missouriand after the civil war. the kansas city public library hosted the 70 minute talk. quintard: let me get organized. i am an old-fashioned guy who needs lecture notes. i'm going to try to squeeze in. hopefully they will fit. thank you for that introduction. that was amazing. i was thinking, i don't know who she's talking about. i can be here all night thinking people, but the most important one is kelly.

shoot that outrageous excuse from illegal immigrant charged in a deadly shooting spree in kansas city, missourion't fire on good people. one person is dead. he is in the united states illegally from mexico. he has crossed the border four times. remember the council woman who shared this article questioning whether or not the 9/11 terrorist attacks were real? well, now, louanna mayfield of charlotte, north carolina is comparing police officers to terrorists tweeting quote being black in america under 45 has created homegrown terrorists wearing blue uniforms. her tweet was posted? march but gaining attention during national police week. white students asked to stay off campus by their own classmates. students at evergreen state college organizing a dave absence with workshops and gatherings and say will promote variable awareness. it runs through friday. a school in washington state cancelled the annual event after major backlash last year. the week's events are student-run. think you have rough days? you have nothing on this guy looking to tap take a dip in river tends getting a whole lot more t

carol is calling in, another educator, calling from kansas city, missouri. what do you think?aller: i think it starts at home. if parents are not teaching their children how to sit down and talk with somebody and resolve an issue, rather than just keep it bottled up and explode, like this little boy did, then we would not have an issue all the time. not be this kid, it will be other kids. the problem with the parents as they have to sit down, take the time to talk to their children, and tell their children, this is what you do when somebody says something to you or somebody does something to you. you sit down and you talk to them and you try to work it out and you try to be friends with the person. not talking or not sitting down or not resolving things or not trying to get these kids to be ,riends, that is telling them suck it up. i think kids are really angry in school if somebody calls them a name. i tell them, you need to talk it over. sit down and talk it over. i will try to get the kids to sit down and talk it over. it starts with the parents. bobby is calling in from fi

you look at northeastern kansas, northwestern missouri, around kansas city really.he highest risk for some severe weather by this afternoon and into tonight. in fact, on a scale of one to five, that's a four, a moderate risk placed across that region, linked to the overnight hours tonight into early thursday morning. you could see the storms pushing through the region. and unfortunately, very little movement with the system and setup. we think the severe weather concern similar going into thursday, granted we get a little slight decrease in potential intensity with the storms. still, an expansive section of the u.s. in the eastern half of the country, mild, five to ten degrees above average in the southeast. 15 to 25 above average in the northeast. you look at places in maine, augusta, maine, temps there comparable to what's happening in augusta, georgia. now you think it's just getting started -- absolutely is. look at this. we warm up a little bit more come thursday into friday in washington and new york. this weekend, a cooling trend is in store. >> thank you ver

. >>> t"the kansas city star" say missouri lawmakers agree to call a special session to consider agrge h.w. bush says he is eager for the doctor's okay to leave. yesterday the 93-year-old former president tweeted that everyone at the hospital is so nice, but the second i get the green light, i'm out of here. mr. bush was admitted to the hospital on april 22nd, suffering from an infection that spread to his bloodstream. it was a day after he attended his wife's funeral. that's a very good sign he can make jokes. >> such a relief. >>> "the new york times" reports on a fast food problem. where have all the teenagers gone. figures show the growth in the number of fast food restaurants has quickly outpaced the population of teenagers. in the year 2000, 457 between the ages of 16 and 19 had a job. last year only 35% had one. economists say an increased emphasis on education has contributed to the decline in working teens. >> i remember working at foster's freeze in california cutting up lettuce and tomato. just saying i was very good at that. >> you're good at many things. >> look how i tu

is likely across parts of nebraska, kansas, iowa, even missouri with damaging winds and likely large hail possible. now, looking at today's high temperatures kansas city should be around 80, the same as detroit and atlanta. washington, chicago and miami could top the 80s as well. >>> what annoys you most about air travel these days? coming up, we'll give you the results of a new survey. >>> but first, new allegations against scott pruitt. why a whistle-blower says the epa chief lied to congress. >>> and the big movie role ashley judd says she missed out on because she refused harvey weinstein's sexual advances. >>> i actually really like sarah. i think she's very resourceful, like she burns facts and then she uses that ash to create a perfect smoky eye. like maybe she's born with it. maybe it's lies. >> okay, so, that was one of the more awkward moments from the white house correspondents' dinner. the comedian michele wolf has been criticized for going too far in criticizing the press secretary there, but in a new interview with npr airing this morning, wolf says that she has no regrets and wouldn't change a word of what she said. wolf says that she w

they visited places like allenton missouri missouri, dodge city, kansas, bend, oregon.or jobs and solve problems. created a book snf our towns, 1,000 mile journey into the heart of america." they also write for the atlantic. good morning to both of you. this is a journalist's dream, a derek license to go out into the country. what was the fishing license at first. what did you set out to do. >> we wanted to find out what was going on in the country. we had been living in china, there we got on boxcars, travel willed the interior. we thought, what would it be like in this country, number one, after the recession. number two, we had been a number of places in our propeller plane. there are places you can get to, including that airport in toronto where we landed. >> less dramatically. >> better than what you saw. places in the dakotas, wyoming, so we said let's see what's out there. >> debra, asides about flying, which is great substory. deb, tell me what surprised you the most. >> one of the things that surprised me most is public libraries in all of the small towns we we

kansas city tonight, a desperate manhunt to find senior airman cody harter's killer. >> continue northbound, possible fatality, getting multiple callers. >> reporter: the missouri air national guardsman, who served in iraq and qatar, was murdered saturday night in what authorities suspect is a horrific, violent case of road rage. his heartbroken mother, calling for justice. >> let's find who did this senseless act, so that you're not sitting here when it's your child. >> reporter: 23-year-old harter was driving his chevy silverado when witnesses say he and another driver pulled over, got of their cars and started arguing. the attacker stabbing harter and then speeding off. >> we will not stop working until we have justice in this case. >> reporter: investigators telling abc news the attacker was driving a mid-size sedan. they are now analyzing dna from the scene and collecting surveillance video from a ten-mile radius. and david, investigators tonight tell me they have received about 100 tips. they are actively following up on them. david? >> alex perez tonight. thank you. >>> the president of the university of florida is apologizing tonight for the, quote, aggress

joining us to talk about the decision by missouri's governor, who announced his resignation yesterday, a brian lowry of the kansas citytar, their political reporter. good morning. guest: thank you for having me. host: thank you for coming on. just to show the viewers the headlines, eric greitens resigned ending his career once aimed at the presidency. set this up for us and what led to the decision. guest: this is the culmination of months of controversy in missouri. and to give viewers an idea, this was a guy who had erictered the web domain greitens for president, years before he ran for governor, so he has always had higher ambitions. what happened a few months ago is it came out of allegations that he had photographed a woman nd,le she was boud blindfolded and partly nude, to keep her from speaking about next to marital affair. it prompted an investigation in st. louis, he was indicted by a grand jury in february. the indictment led to a house investigation and at the same time you had the attorney general's investigation into allegations of misuse of a charity donor list. so you had multiple scandals, multiple in

. >> host: joining us on the phone to talk about missouri's governor announcing his yesterday brian lowrie at the "kansas city star" their political reporter. mr. lowrie good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. just to show our viewers the headline of your paper this morning and how reads missouri government eric greitens resigns for those who have not been following the story closely set this up for us and what led to the decision? >> so this is the

kansas city, st. joseph. thunderstorms went through overnight, but weren't severe. here's the radar tracking storms in wisconsin. not severe, just quick downpours. rolling through missouri lightning strikes, small hail at worst. going through this afternoon, we do it fweagain. this is a three day severe outlook. today we have 30 million people at risk from chicago to rio, texas. area of enhanced and moderate risk, where the best chance of tornadoes is through oklahoma, cans city to st. joseph, southern portion of iowa. that's late this afternoon. thursday, we do it all over again. same areas. kansas city, des moines, back into oklahoma, arkansas, even dallas, fort worth. two days in a row. story on the east coast, the heat. 89 in d.c., 86 in new york and boston. warmest day since last summer. >> time to turn on the air conditioning. >> already, yes. >>> still ahead. steph curry returns and puts on a show like he never left. king james and the cavs look to steal game one in toronto in overtime. details next in sports. captivating exteriors dynamic lighting elevated comfort powerfully efficient and one more thing the world comes with it ♪you can go your own way... the 201

in missouri prosecutors have agreed to discuss tampering charges against governor eric greitens in exchange for his resignation which he did announce on tuesday. the agreement viewed by the kansas cityequire him to admit guilt. he alleged used a donor list to raise money for his campaign. grietens plans to resign tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. >>> in 2012, nominee mitt romney was a harsh critic as you remember of donald trump during the 2016 campaign and yesterday romney revealed who he voted for. his wife, ann romney, told the news, quote, i wrote in the name of a person who i admire deeply who i think would be an excellent president. romney's primary is on june 26th. >>> all right. president trump appeared to have somed what -- some bad information when he waded into the primary in new york last night. backing donovan over michael grimm who resigned and actually went to prison on federal tax fraud charges but in tweeting the endorsement, trump actually wrote that donovan had quote voted for tax cuts which donovan did not do. he was one of 12 republican no votes last december. the president has not corrected his mistaken tweet. >>> all right. let's talk more about this. joining us to discus

some of the other districts, for example, in kansas city and more ri have had a much extreme position with respect to policy really from the missouripectrum. but cleveland has really been kind of a straight down the center, a little bit of a hawkish -- tom: my favorite inflation series is the cleveland c.p.i. explain to all, except mr. mester, what cleveland inflation is. >> right, so what do they do here is look at trimmed mean c.p.i. so you're isolating the outliers on either end of the index. so you're kind of going more down the center of the calculation. that can be very useful at times, especially a present when we're looking at these idiosyncratic drivers last year with this very well advertised cell phone service contract pricing wars, which took a significant toll on the index. now as that's falling out of the calculations we've seen what appears to be an acceleration, but it's really much more moderate. tom: let's go to paris, francine lacqua. francine? francine: carl, thank you so much. tom, i have to correct you. this never happens, but loretta mester is a little bit of a rock star globally. everybody, even in europe, k

life in japan, france and germany and one of the first big towns i thought america was kansas city, surrey -- missouri. i fell in love with the city and kansas generally. i know the misery press coast book but you can't have everything. a couple of people i would like to recognize, stan. the crops inre of which the first division served. we spent 10 or 15 years together, six months in bosnia. he is a great friend and i am glad to have him here. steve is a retired military intelligence officer. retired officer. another military intelligence officer in a participant frequently in events here at the kansas city public library. he's one of the only army officers and know who can read without reading his lips. [laughter] >> another irishman, mike burke. once and young. there is probably someone i have forgotten, but i have a sister of a classmate of mine, i went to school with a guy from kansas, his dad was in the army.

. >> host: joining us on the phone to talk about missouri's governor announcing his yesterday brian lowrie at the "kansas city star" their political reporter. mr. lowrie good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. just to show our viewers the headline of your paper this morning and how reads missouri government eric greitens resigns for those who have not been following the story closely set this up for us and what led to the decision? >> so this is the culmination of lots of controversy in missouri and to give your viewers an idea this is a guy who registered eric greitens for president years before he ever ran for governor h so he is always had higher ambitions. what happened a few months ago is a came out of these allegations that he had photographs of a woman while she was bound and blindfolded in an effort to keep her from speaking about an extramarital affair. that prompted a criminal of the staycation. he was indicted by a grand jury in february. that indictment led to a house investigation and at the same time you had an attorney general's investigation into allegations of a charity donor lis