it's the northeastern section of the state of missouri, monroe county and neighboring randolph countylic, agricultural community. >> not a whole lot of industry. the prison is one of the biggest employers. >> that is the amish. there are kind of two big areas of amish that are in northeast missouri. >> just farm ground. i mean, just -- there's dairy cows. there's beef cows. there's mainly, for the most part, just farming. >> there's probably more animals than there are people in that county. >> it's most well known for being the birthplace of mark twain, and he wrote a lot of his stories about this idyllic kind of landscape here in monroe county. >> back at the crime scene, investigators are trying to identify this victim. >> where my patrol car is is in the general vicinity of where we found the victim's car when we arrived on scene, outside of the driver's door. there were what appeared to be blood on the ground, and then there were some drag marks in the gravel. and ultimately, we found a deceased female in front of the vehicle. >> she's wearing pajama pants or sweatpants, as well

in fact, the monroe county sheriff's office said it happens fairly regularly. not stead, call authorities. >> unless you're the mayor and a former -- right. steven romo, thanks. >>> well, a little more than a year after the u.s. supreme court overturned the right to have an abortion, we're learning new information about how the decision may be impacting the national job market. "nbc news daily" morgan joins us now. i know you got to look at a new study from indeed hiring lab. they're examining how companies actually changed their policies for employees after roe was overturned. how has this actually impacted hiring? >> it's so interesting. a few universities jumped in on this study. it looks at companies that decided to look for help. company that would cover the cost of traveling out of state to get an abortion. they saw the an 8% increase. you look to the right of that line where it says 2022, people clicking on job postings compared to those that didn't offer it. it was roughly equal to 12% increase in actual wages, dollar to dollar bills. it was especially

unfortunately, from an economic standpoint, when a storm comes through, i'll give you an example, monroe countyme parks, everything that was down there back in 2018. and what's going to get rebuilt is not just going to be up to code. meaning up to modern code to withstand that kind of event, but it's going to be a lot more expensive because the cost of building it at that level. if you're the owner of a land that has a mobile home park and now you can sell it to someone who is going to develop it, dw you're going to go with the million dollar townhome offer. you can literally identify which were the house that is were build up to the modern code and which one were pre-existing and how they withstood the wind. the water event is a different dynamic. there's only so much you can do. but when you're talking about 7, 8 feet of storm surge. it's tough to build against that. and especially in the gulf of mexico. we have very -- i'm not a marine geologist, but i know there's a low shelf there. so the water piles up much faster and then you've got the inland flooding too. you've got significant rain ev

. >> travis jones, than a detective with the monroe county sheriff's department was one of the first to go in the house. >> what did you see when you got there? >> i felt robert mcclancy in a recliner. he had a pistol in one hand, an empty bottle of pills in the other hand. >> have you ever seen such a thing? >> no. >> the gun hadn't been fired. there were pills strewn all over bob mcclancy's body. a white phone around his mouth pointed to an overdose. a do not resuscitate note signed by bob mcclancy and left in the kitchen, said he wanted to die. >> did you see this do not resuscitate order? >> i did. >> it looks like suicide. and martha ann had to spread the dreadful news to bob's nieces and family in florida. >> when you got the call, what does it do to you to hear that about somebody you are so close to? >> we were in disbelief. >> it's like a nightmare. >> yeah. >> shocking. >> i can't imagine. >> when she told me he took an overdose and killed himself. >> do you still remember that moment? >> yes, i do. >> it affected me quite a while. >> shawn as well was griff striking -- str

the classic sonoma county landmark, the monroe theater and extravaganza, might not screen movies for much longer. the 73 year old rio and its lot are now up for sale, listed for $1.5 million. it used to show black and white films back in the 1950s and recently painted its marquee pink for the blockbuster movie barbie. although available for purchase, the rio has programing on its calendar, like a 1920s gatsby themed night and a monthly wine wednesday. if purchased, the property could be turned into something else, as the listing describes the lot as a flexible space for new business models and development opportunities. the 48th annual silicon valley pride festival is coming to an end tonight. this year's theme was all about being proud and remaining resilient. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more now from san jose where thousands of people came out for the weekend festivities. i mean, i'm just like, sometimes speechless because it's like, i wish i had this growing up. and so this is why i bring him here, to accept everyone, love everyone, be who you want to be. after a w

sonoma county officials say caltrans will be unable to fund a planned replacement of a bridge in monroes had concerns all the way back since 2012 after caltrans found its foundation to be crumbling and has potential inability to withstand earthquakes, while caltrans will instead provide approximately $25 million in funding to retrofit the bridge up to modern seismic safety standards, the second largest airline operating operating out of sfo plans to cut some flights early next year . alaska airlines tells ktvu it is enacting temporary cuts due to lagging demand from business passengers. the airline did not confirm reports that it will reduce service between san francisco and the seattle area by 48 flights a week. the company says they are adding new service to warm weather locations, including honolulu, palm springs and mexico, due to higher demand from leisure travelers. all right. coming up in sports, a fellow splash brother talking about steph curry's unusual training methods. jason has that story coming up next. and here's a look right now. tonight's lineup on ktvu. you can catch be