st. louis area. we're talking about north st. louis. we're told that st.is police were executing a search warrant and were about to search a home when two armed men ran out the back door. one of the men turned and fired at police officers. we're told who were in pursuit. police then fired back, killing the man. he has not yet been identified, except that he is a black man in his 20s. and police say he was carrying a stolen gun. a .9 millimeter that was stolen from 110 miles away. the other suspect is still on the run tonight. when they went back inside that house in conclude of the search warrant, they found crack cocaine and four other weapons. remember, this comes one year to the day of another prominent shooting in the north st. louis area that also led to unrest. it comes one year and ten days after the shooting of michael brown. we know what that led to. the police officers who were involved in today's shooting, martha, have, as is standard procedure, been placed on administrative leave. more as it comes in. >> all right, trace, thank you. we're going

one year ago firs was no more than a quiet community in north st. louis until the death of michael brown at the hands of local police, which ignited a flashpoint on race and communities of colour flashing with law enforcement. away from the headlines ferguson struggled to recover from an unintended moment in the spotlight. lori jane gliha followed up in ferguson more than half-a-dozen time since the other national media faded away and gives us an indepth look at what changed in the place where a movement began. >> reporter: this is west florissant avenue, the main drag cutting through ferguson, missouri. looking at it now, it may be hard to believe this street was the epicentre of mass protests last august. now, boarded up buildings and graffiti are stark reminders of what happened here. the scene is different from a year ago. [ chanting ] >> reporter: last summer the street was filled with thousands of people. protesting the death of michael brown, and an intense police crackdown. i remember hearing gunfire and ducking for cover. >> tear gas. >> and wear

people in north st. louis took to the streets after a man was killed by a gun.hey gathered once again to protest police violence, and as some protesters are finding out, they are having to answer for similar demonstrations one year ago. >> reporter: one year after the massive police response to the unrest following the death of michael brown, st. louis county has just now begun sending out summons to many of the people swept new arrests in ferguson. the police response was widely criticized as heavy handed and unconstitutional as the militarized police cracked down on even peaceful protests, tactics that the justice department said helped to incite rights instead of diffuse them. washington post reporters were arrested while covering the story in a ferguson, mcdonald's, and they got their summons just a few days ago. >> to have these charges pop up now a year later, it was surprising and shocking to me. especially since they rebuffed every attempt by myself or ryan to receive any paperwork abouts this charges. >> the american civil liberties union and more than

taylor was shot in his car, june 4th during a mid afternoon robbery at greer and prepare any north st. louisor graduated high school in 2012 and was studying to become a music recording engineer. >> it is our town but it is going to take more of this to come out. we will have have to come out all the time. like i said, if i had had to come here on weekend, i will do it. i am trying to do anything to get justice. not just for jacoby but you for everyone. this is just unheard of foolishness. >> keep up with this... >> reporter: for those who would take a mother child, andy baker "fox news". >>> quite a catch in ocean city, new jersey. check this out a fox 29 viewer sent us pictures of the shark that was caught near 28th street in ocean city think weekend. the shark, attracted quite a crowd. you can imagine. >>> a petting zoo target by a couple of thieves. >> these guys knew what they were looking for most definitely. surveillance camera caught them breaking in the arkansas, petting sue, yesterday. they were out with than three minutes. their hall, american a dozen little gators. it serves as a

. >> shannon, we should note there is no sign so far tonight of the animosity that filled north st. louist night when protesters threw bricks and bottles after police who used shields to protect themselves. local businesses were robbed and at least one car was set on fire. the violence was in response to police shooting an 18-year-old armed suspect. officers were serving a search warrant looking for a group of felons. police pursued and claimed one of the suspects turned and pointed a gun. the officers opened fire killing the 18-year-old who they say was in possession of a stolen gun. the other suspect fled and is still at large. inside the house police found more weapons and crack cocaine. the shooting came one year and ten days after the shooting deaths of michael brown which started the black lives matter movement. and while the protests raged in st. louis, the ferguson, there is little to no reaction to the death of a nine-year-old who was fatally shot while doing home work on her mother's bed. the girl's mother was also shot and wounded. the motive for the attack remains unclear and

. >> as you mentioned, this all unfolded in a north st. louis neighborhood not far from ferguson, but throughout this whole region the death of michael brown over a year ago is still very much on people's minds, and it's the reaction to yesterday's protests that is raising questions yet again about police tactics. confrontation and chaos after st. louis police kill an 18-year-old black suspect. >> keep moving! >> an angry crowd gathers blocking roads, shouting at police, throwing bottles and bricks. the response? lines of police officers in riot gear, and tactical vehicles launching smoke canisters and tear gas. it broke out after shot bell-bay. police say it happened as they raided a home wednesday in a troubled section of st. louis. >> members of our special operations unit along with our tactical team were executing a search warrant on walter. as they were about to make entry into the house, two young african-american men ran out of the back door. both were armed. both officers fired. right now it appears one officer fired one shot and the ot

way to the station for this interview, i just found out that a toddler was shot and killed in north st. louisnty, the same area we just lost jameill and bolton. >> this is a 9-year-old? >> studying in her house? >> yes. >> doing her homework. you know, peggy, one day on this program, when all of the trayvon martin stuff was going on and the president weighed in on it. i actually scrolled the name on the names of people we never heard of killed in 50, dozens and dozens and dozens. why do these groups focus on the few instances and there are examples of police that do the wrong thing. when that happens, they should go to jail. why not the many? where is the protests for the young girl, like this nine-year-old girl? you never see that. >> no, you don't. that's the problem. you know, we want to glorify the criminals, the bad guys. we want to glorify them and give credence to their life. >> what continuedbutions did they make? >> i was glad in the video that he did use some very spirited language we had to edit out for television. >> yes. >> but you know what, it was effective and i believe we are

st. louis and north county st. louis, we're talking about mr.ies that have loosely defined municipal pal lines, and so when something like the ferguson court declares it is going to get rid of arrest warrants, that's great, unless they all do it. these municipalities are very loosely defined. the ferguson commission is a state-level commission that has the power to make recommendations that will cut across municipal lines. it would not just impact a specific municipality but rather the entire region. so that's why it is going to be so crucial to see what they recommend. >> yeah. yeah. i can't wait for that. wesley good to talk to you. thanks for the time. and for a look at what is coming up at the top of the hour, john siegenthaler, here. >> hi, there. jap pab's market will be opening at the top of the hour, and we'll get sense of where the market will be headed. and what is really driving the volatility. plus new orleans ten years after katrina, we'll visit with the man that helped save the city. >> demographics was a large group of senior citi

st. louis market is expensive. >> host: your district reaches up that far? >> guest: yes, it goes to alton which is north of st. louis still, but not quite in the area called grapin. it is 11 and 1/3rd county. >> host: how did you do it from raising money and what was your argument to beat the former congressman? >> guest: let me explain to you we had jerry costello who was a conservative democrat there for many years. he represented the area well. he was constantly in touch with the people. the concern that came up was this congress, or bill inger was not keeping in touch with the people. they were used to jerry costello style. they knew him all over the district. and in a short period of time i realized that was not occurring. i talked to a democratic state legislature who told me i don't know him and i never met him and he was in the district. that is not what these jobs are about. they are about serving positions and i was able to look at that and then spring board on the other issues out there. and of course we also had a video tape that was from my experience on the floor as a floor leader that we didn't k

town of santa margarita after they pushed across contaminants forcing the evacuation choose north of st. louis there been sharing these follow on social media they said it was a vehicle that sparked the fire sunday night the same vehicle started to of the fires to go to 500 a. yes to they contain is only a 10% bid until this one of the latest on the earthquake cover of 4.0 quick about the bay area live on our air. >>darya: it hit at 649 and was centered just north of piedmont now people wrongly area are having to deal with a ruptured water mains more than half a dozen water mains broke when the airlift shut yesterday we could see hundreds or even thousands of water main breaks in the near future and it would have an enormous impact on bay area residents there recommend people have a minimal up three to seven days worth of water after home when the quake happened every second counts people and to drop everything cover and holder by shelton when the earthquake technology is already out there is a new application to give you a countdown to the next earthquake right one is about to strike an examp

st. louis, the storm surge is tearing things apart on gulf side, but it's also tearing things apart on the north side, on the inland side. gene taylor, the congressman from bay st. louis whose home was utterly obliterated, it was from storm surge that was coming out of the bay. he lived way -- in camille he wouldn't have, he wouldn't have had anything happen because he lived on the north side of bay st. louis. but because the bays rose and did their destruction, and that was part of the shredding that you saw, the shredding of timber, of trees, of leaves, of all sorts of things. because there was debris everywhere, as i say. hadn't seen that -- having seen that and remembering it very vividly, i thought to myself in that helicopter how many more bodies are going to be buried down there. under all that debris. and if you'd have, if you'd have told me 238, i would have said you're the most optimistic, pollyannaish person that i've ever, that i've ever been around. but that's what it was. and part of the reason was because of the incredibly good work by the first responders who were down there. fir

>>mark: request the fire is burning off highway 101 north of st. louisve been cheering this follows on social media investigators said the vehicles for the fire sunday night the same vehicle spotted two of the fires it grew to 500 a. just they will 10 percent containment. >>darya: more this tempting _ miles are burning the states along the was called it will spend a few days turning the trip before they're sent to help. >>mark: it was just north of piedmont and now people around the bay area are done when brought to water mains more than half of the water mains broke with us today according to east bay mud there and a strong second bomb within half a mile of the fault line with could see main breaks in the near future back to happen water officials recommend that people have a minimum of three is seven days' worth of water in their home. >>darya: still ahead of what was going on inside of a starbucks bathroom someone was taking people that is a little camera with to you more about this in the next hour hear something you do not see every day more on this

the south and the north have landmines with two south korean soldiers. >> also breaking this morning. a violent protest in st. louisr arrest and nine people after demonstrators ignored requests to clear street. >> at the intersection of page involved in. glass bottles start to be thrown for officers. officers had to use shields. the angry protest after an armed black 18-year-old fatally shot by police. authorities say he pointed a gun at the officers who were serving a search warrant at the home. breaking this morning, republican presidential candidate donald trump and jeb bush facing off the doing town hall event in new hampshire. trump attacking bush, cbs failed to excite supporters. >> jeb bush is a low-energy person. for him to get things done is hard. he's very low-energy. >> getting personal. voters would eventually tire of trump. >> when people look at his record, it is not a conservative record. even on immigration. the language is pretty featured alec for sure. hundreds of billions of dollars of cost to implement his plans has done a conservative play in. sandra: jeb bush talking tough they are. donald tru

wichita, all the way north of st. louis, towards des moines. i don't think we'll get a lot of tornadoes but we'll have probably one or two, and one or two could be dangerously strong. >> thank you. after the break, we'll zoom through some of today's other top stories including the latest on recovery efforts. sgla sgloo and chelsea manning, the army private convicted of leaking secretes could face solitary confinement. we'll tell you what she's accused of doing. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like... my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. we only eat chex cereal. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest

st. louis blues. porter played three years at the university of north dakota under new flyers coach, dave heckstall. that is sports. >> children fighting cancer enjoyed a special evening of fun at the philadelphia zoo, all thanks to the philadelphia eagles. eagles fly for leukemia hosted its night at the zoo. about 1,000 kids from local hospitals, hospice programs and families came out for the night. kids got their faces painted, enjoyed free food and listened to live music. >>> get ready, nbc 10 news and telemundo 62 are teaming up with dozens of animal shelters in our area to help find homes for he s pets in need. on august 16th, shelters will be off earing reduced adoption fees. here's how you can help, join the conversation and raise awareness by joining the event on social media. include the #cleartheshelters. then come out next saturday, august 15th, to welcome a new friend into your family. for shelter locations and fees, tap on the nbc 10 news app. >>> still ahead, police are investigating a deadly car crash in society hill. jesse gary is live on the scene. jesse? >> rosemary, one person kil

st. louis, it is more expensive. >> your district reaches that are -- far? of st.oes, it goes north and one third1 counties. >> how did you do it? raising the money, who helped to fund you and what was your argument/ >> we had jerry costello there for many years. he was a conservative democrat. he represented the area well and he was in touch with the people. , thatncern had come up not keeping inas touch with the people. style,came used to his they knew him. and in a short. -- and in a short time, i noticed that that was not occurring. i talked to a legislator who said that he did not know jerry. that is not what these jobs are about. look at that and then springboard on other issues that were out there. waslso had a videotape that from my experience on the floor, then we did not know whether they would use, but we had to build up our name recognition. of -- study the nickname explain to our viewers. >> is rated as the second greatest the second cnn, so --ding to basically what happened, what after -- right after obamacare, the statement had been made, we have to -- >> in 2010 -- o

st. louis and the police chief there. st. louis county police chief john belmar. >> in the meantime, plain clothed detectives were down north from where we were at the time in ferguson and west florissant. they were monitoring an individual in the crowd they believed was armed. they believe three or four of his acquaintances were armed also. they had put a 1068 or informational bulletin out over the radio that this individual, they described him, was armed and we should be aware of it in that area. the concern of the detectives also at the time was that are we going to get in the situation where perhaps shots could be fired. the skirmish line. the officers are standing there. they are standing behind the folks out there protesting and voicing their opinions. so, i don't know exactly what time it was. some of this was captured on local media to where several shots rang out. i'm guessing 40 or 50. probably over 45 seconds. it could have been a little bit longer than that. that was an exchange of gunfire between two groups. these groups were on the west side of west florissant near the sam's market. at the same time, these plain cl

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st. louis blues. this signing is significant because porter played three years at the university of north dakota underew flyers coach, dave hakstol. >>> the union visiting orlando city. union with a free kick. ritchie marquez gets a head on that orlando makes a nice save. this one ends 0-0. that is sports. i'm john boruk of comcast sportsnet. >> before we leave you on this sunday, one last check of the weather with meteorologist michelle grossman. a nice one out there. >> really nice. looking a looking at sunshine. this is where i want to be. >> i'll get the beach chairs. you bring your sun block. >> we both need that sun block. 86 this afternoon. things change on monday, more clouds, chance for a thunderstorm, and showers on tuesday. 82. sunshine returns on wednesday, breezy, 85. thursday, back to the nice weather, 84. we start that tick tock where we were 86 and back to the 90s on saturday. >> we know we were going to see some of that in the forecast that will do it for us. "meet the press" is next. i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain.

north and west of new york city. the radar and satellite right now not showing much over the tri-state area. you see a lot of activity. severe weather breaking out near st. louis and minneapolis you're getting showers and thunderstorms. these two pieces of energy will consolidate by late tomorrow night into tuesday. a lot of rain around here. it's going to get so humid ahead of this system moving off to the east and that energy in the atmosphere will be able to work off the humidity. lows tonight down to 61 in morris town and upper 50s well north and west of new york city. we're down to 69 in midtown. 63 will do it for the low in islip. highs tomorrow back in the low 80s. cooler than it was today but the humidity will be significantly higher. we'll start with sunshine and clouds will increase and there could be a shower west of the city during the afternoon. again, that high up to 82. as we head into late tomorrow night and tuesday, a nasty band of heavy showers and thunderstorms move into the area. we can't rule out showers and storms really at any point during the day tuesday. the most consolidated area of heavier rain moves through during the morning commut

a headline from north carolina, a judge declaring a mistrial, unable to decide whether an officer is guilty of killing an unarmed football player. firing 12 shots. >>> now to st. louis, details coming in from the autopsy of a teenager killing. saying he was shot in the back. this video was taken from the streets. police firing tear gas. police on alert heading into the weekend. steve osunsami on the case again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, police in st. louis are getting out in front of the story, revealing early results from an autopsy showing that two white police officers here shot this 18-year-old black suspect in the back. >> rock! brick! brick! >> reporter: already, police have faced bricks, rocks and bottles from young residents angry over the shooting death of mansur ball-bey. he died wednesday after police raided a home in a tough neighborhood known for drugs and guns. police found stolen weapons and crack cocaine, and claim the teenager pointed a gun at them as he ran away. >> i have a witnesses statement that there was a gun involved and i have officer statements saying that there was a gun involved. >> reporter: but the teen's family tell abc news they'

st. louis county police chief called their presence unnecessary and inflammatory. >> don champion for us in ferguson, don, thank you. >>> two former mississip north mississippi. the fbi hoped the suspects hoped fly out of a small newspaper. young was an honor roll in high school. >>> a mass waste water from a mine a catastrophe. more than 3 million gallons of water containing high will damage our crops, it will destroy the soil. you know, we really need some numbers. >> the epa says the rivers may not be safe until august 17th. >>> so far, a just released poll says trump is leading the lead against gop presidential hopefuls. yesterday, trump had the same 24% of the republican vote he had before thursday's debate. jeb bush came in second with 12%. meanwhile, a truce of sorts has been called between trump and fox news. trump and fox news president cleared the air last night and megyn kelly addressed the dustup for the first time. >> trump will not apologize and i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism so i'll continue doing my job without fear or favor and, mr. trump, i expect, will continue with what has been a successful campaign

st. louis after police shot and killed an 18-year-old they say pointed a gun at them as he ran after they tried to serve a warrant at a home in the city's north side. they say there were drugs and stolen guns at that home. a crowd estimated as around 150 soon gathered at the scene. many of them reportedly had already been in the area protesting the one year anniversary of the police shooting death of a 25-year-old mentally disturbed man wielding a knife. soon the crowd was wielding rocks and bricks. >> we are receiving numerous calls for businesses being burglarized and officers responding back to the neighborhood. >> tensions have been high in the area as protestors have been marking the one year anniversary of the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson. last week, police shot and wounded 18-year-old tyrone harris after five straight days of michael brown protest. videos afterwards seem to show he was armed. police insist they handle that had incident understand this one the right way. >> in an area plagued by gun violence, those officers were doing the job we all ask them to do, keep our community safe. protestors came together and st

north and west of the city. buu t off geto the west, this is where the big weather maker is. we have a cool front around chicago and st. louis. this system will eventually make its way into the area as we head towards friday. and that's when we're going to have the best chance of seeing some showers and thunderstorms. since it's so humid outside, these thunderstorms will produce very heavy rain in a short period of time. that is for friday. now, out in the atlantic, we are watching this system right here. this is tropical storm danny. right now danny producing winds of 50 miles per hour. it's about 1300 miles east of the lessen antilles. it is expected to become a category 1 hur ricane moving across the u.s. virgin is lands. this is monday morning. winds of 80 miles per hour. look at where it' going. it's headed tinards san juan, puerto rico. obviously something we w ll have to monitor over the next few ys. here's future tracker today, north and west, some showers and thunderstorms. otherwise, it's a muggy day. tonight, we're mainly cloudy with a spot shower here and ther>. tomorr morning, start off with cloudy skies. then t

st. louis blues. this sinni signing is significa because porter played three years at the university of north dakota under new flyers coach, dave hakstol. >>> the union visiting orlando city. union with a free kick. ritchie marquez gets a head on that orlando makes a nice save. this one ends 0-0. that is sports. i'm john boruk of comcast sportsnet. soil is the foundation for healthy plants, just like gums are the foundation for healthy teeth. new colgate total mouthwash for gum health. it kills germs and forms a protective shield for 45% stronger gums. for stronger, healthier gums colgate total mouthwash. >>> now to decision 2016. donald trump is still driving the conversation in the republican race for president, but are his controversial words driving the party to distraction? it's the top issue on this morning's edition of "meet the press." joining us now for a preview is moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, rosemary. >> you added trump as a guest this morning. we learned his long-time adviser is no longer on the campaign. is this a matter of the donald tellin

st. louis blues. this signing is significant because porter played three years at the university of north dakota underrs coach, dave hakstol. >>> the union visiting orlando city. final five minutes. union with a free kick. a nice one that ritchie marquez gets a head on but orlando makes the nice save. this one ends 0-0. that is sports. i'm john boruk of comcast sportsnet. >>> it's just a few minutes before 10:00. eagle fans are getting ready to take in training camp. gates will open soon. nbc 10's jesse gary is live outside the linc. hey, jesse. >> i have my eagles shirt on can you believe most of the people are wearing this? but not everybody. i will explain coming up after the break. >> we don't want to know what they're wearing if it's not for our team. a perfect day for something like that. beautiful weather. i love that stuff. a live look outside. blue skies at lake wallenpaupack. perfect day to be in the ocean, on the lake here. we'll talk more about today's weather. showers and storms in your seven-day. that's coming up. i . >>> a deadly crash. a night out ends in tragedy for several college st

st. louis. but for the most part, those demonstrations remains peaceful. >>> tonight there was a demonstration in philadelphia. the group met at brood and erie in northdelphia. the keep up the heat rally was organized to mark the one-year anniversary of michael brown's death. >>> the authorities tonight identified the yellow stone national park employee mauled to death by a grizzly bear and captured two bears who might have attacked. d.n.a. tests done on those bears. the park rangers say they have to be euthanized if they are indeed the killers losing the fear of strangers. lance crosby of montana was hiking alone without bear spray in a frequently-used area, not a dense forest. he is the eighth person to are killed by grizzlies at yellowstone in many years. >>> and women fled, one taken into custody. nobody hurt, but six turkish security forces were killed elsewhere. the government is cracking down on isis, kurdish rebels. >>> a white whale spotted off the coast of queensland, australia. it was an albino hump back. they say this was smaller and younger and they nicknamed it son of migalou oven though this the not related. >>> goggle shocked people a

st. louis blues. this signing iscy can't because porter played three years at the university of north dakota under news coach, dave hakstol. >>> the union visiting orlando city. union with a free kick. ritchie marquez gets a head on that orlando makes a nice save. this one ends 0-0. that is sports. i'm john boruk of comcast sportsnet. >>> police are investigating a deadly car crash in society hill. nbc 10's jesse gary is live on scene in philadelphia. >> we have moved closer to the accident scene. you can see more damage. we have more details about what happened here. we'll have that coming up after the break. >>> it's a cool start in many spots across the area. we're looking at sunshine, pleasant day today. a live look outside. looking at the know moupocono m. lake wallenpaupack. temperatures in the 70s. right now only 55 there. we're tracking showers and storms. that's all straight ahead. >>> right now p

north dakota could hit 100 degrees on september 2nd and we're going to be 94 from st. louisd it's humid, too, francis, kids going back to school. a lot of northern schools don't have air-conditioning. that's not fun, i remember that, your arms sticking to the desk with the teachers. >> the bus seats. the bus seats are the nastier thing, without a doubt. here i thought, we're going to be fine, an easy, breezy summer. guess not. >> won't end. >>> tom brady back in court working on his four-game suspension. a ruling could come today. can both sides reach a settlement? >>> plus lawmakers are outraged over president obama's decision to rename mt. mckinley to mt. denali. >>> the last day of august, the family of adam ward holds a memorial this afternoon of the cameraman shot in virginia. they encourage guests to wear spartan colors. >>> blue bell ice cream returns to some store shelves today. the ice cream was linked to some listeria illnesses in four states, prompting a recall in april. >>> chris christie will be a guest on the tonight show starring jimmy fallon. it is his sevent

north. he did act in the south, but only in occupied cities like new orleans or st. louis or in northern cities like boston, chicago, new york and places like that. and he was very good. he was a natural actor. i mean, he was -- in some way he had the inner the inner fire for it, you know? he had the love of applause. he was very ambitious, very determined. for most of his life through the years, war years he was really focused on being a fine actor the best as he could be. very very ambitious. i remember some of you may remember the redskins had a great -- years and years ago in their glory days -- the redskins had a great offensive lineman named joe jacoby. and joe was famous for saying to win the super bowl, i would run over my own mother. [laughter] his teammate, matt millen said i know that sounds strange, but i know how he feels. matt said, to win super bowl i would run over joe's mother also. [laughter] i'm just saying, john had that type of focus right? and determination. i love this photograph from the 1840s. not only is it early but it's it's the ancestor of a fa

north and south korea face off. >>> a city on edge. his death sparked violent protests this week in st. louis and now we're hearing the black teenager killed by police was shot in the back. we'll take you there live. >>> and one is a socialist, the other is, well, donald trump, and today they could both see record crowds as voters speak out against the establishment. >>> hello. i'm pamela brown in for john and kate. great to have you along with us on this friday. and we begin with the most erratic, eccentric dictator in the world now preparing for war. north korean leader kim jong-un has ordered his front line forces to move into war footing after an exchange of fire with south korea across their heavily fortified border. the dictator has given the south until 4:00 a.m. eastern time to stop blasting anti-pyongyang p propaganda over loud speakers at the border. officials are carefully monitoring this escalation. let's bring in cnn's kathy novak right near the dm zsmth, tz, an chau, a deputy negotiator at six-party talks in 2006. kathy, i'm going to start with you. kim jong-un has issued threat

st. louis should stay to our south and high pressure to the north. rain friday and saturday looks to be staying to our south. it will be there but just to our south. that is good news. 87 degrees this afternoon. warm but very low humidity. speaking of warm, she is warm, friendly, bright, sunny, it's heather o'rourke looking at your commute this morning. >> she brings bad news. let's go to a map. for those who commute across the george washington bridge back across new jersey, 95 local lanes south of exit 71 we have an accident being cleared away. we have minor delays at the hudson river crossings. if we are traveling on the leigh east near exit 19 an accident being cleared. there is the sinkhole. avoid 5th at 64th in brooklyn and we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today citywide. ken and shirleen, over to you. >> all right, thank you, heather. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," new this morning, remembering cecil the lion killed by an american big game hunter. hear from one of the scientists that worked most

north korea and south korea. the two nations did exchange artillery fire earlier this week. >>> family members of a teenager shot and killed by police in st. louis said he was not armed at the time. police released autopsy results yesterday, and showing the 18- year-old was shot once in the back during his confrontation with police officers, and the police officers were serving a search warrant on wednesday night, and investigators said a stolen handgun linked to the suspect was found at the scene. >> i have a witness statement that says a gun was involved and officer statements that said a gun was involved. >> there's drugs involved and a gun, and those are the same speeches they say every time they shoot somebody. >> reporter: it set off violent protests, and police say just because the suspect was shot in the back does not mean he was running from officers at the time or at one point was not a threat to the officings. the full autopsy report has not been released. >>> people are praising the heroic actions of two american soldiers. they took down a heavily armed gunman who opened fire on a train on france. a warning this may be too graphic fo

north america. debuted inom uncle" third place. behind "mission impossible." many of the issues of racial inequality raised by straight out of compton are making headlines today. one report comes in the st. louisund that a college degree is not very effective in providing financial security for minorities. scarlet fu joins us with more on the story. i was not surprised by this. for certain minorities -- conventional wisdom is you get a college degree as a worthwhile investment because it increases long-term earning potential and helps whether you from economic downturns like the great recession. the st. louis fed look through numbers and i found that while this is the case for white americans and asian-americans, it's not as applicable to hispanics and blacks. have two charts that are pretty stunning -- the first one is from 1992-2013. it shows the average net worth of black college graduates of dropping by more than half during this time. for hispanic college grads, it fell by almost 30%. by contrast, you look at the white and asian college graduates on the left and they saw their net worth rise by at least 86%, almost double. for blacks without college degrees, net worth fell only 2.8%. perh

north so mainly cloudy skies in the overnight period. lower 40 what goes open for tuesday. watching the front move the mid sex from great falls, denver even st. louis's hot. around 89 in st. louis. 101 dallas tomorrow. 94 in dc. 82 inin miami. and new york up to warm high of 91 tomorrow. here in the gold than state we see filtered sunshine in 94 40's no. 1 taken afternoon high important palm springs. zoom in to the bay area. high clouds throughout the afternoon but nice day on the way. 69 san francisco. 75 oakland 80 concord high of 79 for santa rose. 7 day forecast. warmer wednesday especially into thursday t.bit of cool down friday into saturday starting off the weekend on gorgeous day. >> already thinking about the weekend. >> thanks. >> all right. well the australian evil roby is familiar with wild stunt but may have out done himself this time. first person to ride a dirt bike on ski to the do the waves in tahiti. wave will wipe him out but eventually you see he merges up rate and aleif. madison trained for two years to pull off this stunt. he says the video just doesn't show how physical it was. call ate near death experience. you this i? figh

and high clouds to the north and they will fade when we lose the sunshine, that bubbles them up during the day but as we look to the west there is low pressure to the west of st. louis, the warm front stretching its legs through ohio and the tennessee valley and this is moving due east and will scrape our viewing area with some rain for the end of the week, sunshine is in control at 9:00 and as we get into the afternoon, the rain is backing out the low pressure to the south and clouds start to filter in from the south and west and make our way through the region by late tomorrow afternoon, and tomorrow evening and early on friday, the low is to the south and this is the best area of seeing rain is the jersey shore as well as the delaware beaches and as far north as philadelphia, but most of southeastern pennsylvania, is cloudy on friday missing out on that southern rain as it is looking right now, partly cloudy tonight and comfortable, 67 philadelphia and at the shore 63 and 66 degrees and the five-day at 5:00 forecast, sun giving way to clouds at 84 degrees, a lot of clouds on friday, no matter where you are, it looks like most of the rain is in southern areas at 8

st. louis rams but was cut by them and later signed to the dallas cowboys practice squad and, again, cut by them. we wish him well up north of the border. >> was that a good move? >> for him, listen, if you want to play football, he's got to play. he's not playing here, and if he can go up there, prove himself, we'll see what happens. >> yeah. and then he'll come back. >> god willing. >> god willing. [laughter] thanks a lot. all right, god willing this weather continues. >> looks like we're going to see some changes, christina. looks like it's going to be starting into the start of next week. tomorrow i think we'll see more sunshine, more clouds to the east as that low pressure hovers offshore. temperatures tomorrow in the 80s, no rain expected. monday, different story. scattered showers on tap, a socking rain on tuesday, but we get drier for the second half of the week, and so far next weekend looks nice. >> thank you for watching. that does it for us. i'm christina park, we'll see you again at ten. [000:57:18;00]

st. louis suburb of ferguson, one year ago this month. >> ifill: rising tensions between the two koreas erupted into artillery fire today. the north fired several shells, and the south answered with dozens of rounds of its own. there were no reports of casualties, but scores of people were evacuated from at least one village in the south. they took refuge in underground bunkers. the trouble's been building since land mines in the demilitarized zone wounded two south korean soldiers this month. >> woodruff: the military junta in thailand is ruling out any link between this week's bangkok bombing and foreign terror groups. monday's blast killed 20 people and wounded more than 120 others. there's been wide-ranging speculation about who carried out the attack and why, leading to the military statement today: >> ( translated ): the security agency has collaborated with intelligence agencies from a lot of countries, and has come to the same preliminary conclusion that the incident is unlikely to be linked to international terrorism, and that chinese tourists were not the direct target. >> woodruff: the prime suspect, spotted on security

north and south korea face off. >>> a city on edge. his death sparked violent protests this week in st. louisilled by police was shot in the back. we'll take you there live. >>> and one is a socialist, the other is, well, donald trump, and today they could both see record crowds as voters speak out against the esta

st. louis. the officers involved are on administrative leave. a mistrial has been declared in the voluntary manslaughter trial of a charlotte, north carolina policee white officer shot and killed an unarmed black man who had been trying to get help after a september 20- 13 car crash. part of the scene was caught on the dash camera of a police car. officer randall kerrick said he shot the man at close range because he had run toward police. the mistrial sparked a small protest tonight. the jury remained deadlocked over 4 days of deliberations. >> pam: at 630 shots fired on both sides of the cream border. and my son escalating tension overseas. happy reunion between chp officer man he stopped from committing suicide. our top story tonight developer behind a plan rate raiders since the proposal the oakland. >> diane: cloudy breezy what you expect for the weekend in your extended forecast so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey.

north carolina to court. but if section five were in place, they never would have been able to pass these laws. >> right. >> they never would have been able to inflict the wound. >> now, i'm in st. louisay, in ferguson, and we'll be talking to michael brown's father in a little while. you asked the attorney general today whether anything has changed since the justice department's report on the unconstitutional policing by the ferguson police department. listen. >> i think actually a lot of things have changed since ferguson. i think the importance of that report was that it showed the world what people in ferguson and similar situations have been saying for years, but they just weren't believed because it was outside the consciousness or outside the reality of people who didn't share the situation or didn't share their background or hadn't had those experiences happen to them. so i think it opened the eyes of america and, frankly, the world to what many minorities are saying when they talk about feeling a level of disrespect and a lack of inclusion in their own government particularly at the municipal level. >> yeah, she -- >> it opened the eyes of america. that's a strong statement,