st. louis for example, have a general motors plant those in north st. louis that was a big employment of people in north st. louis. where closing come work on a this factor operation only 80 miles to win seville, missouri. we will give come with our jobs in any of our factories to anyone who loses a job in st. louis factor because of our move. and many people took that offer and relocated to other factories. however, in north st. louis today there is a younger generation growing up and that younger generation might, leaving high school, mitochondria worked in a factory. it can't anymore so we have a situation like ferguson, emerson electric had factories in st. louis and near ferguson that had headquarters campus in ferguson but it doesn't factories. part of the tension i think is that there just weren't well-paid unionized factory jobs for people in the st. louis area to go to. what bothers me is that, and i talked to a number, i went to st. louis to do the urban manufacturing because my blood brother happens to live in st. louis. my mother grew up in s

st. louis has a general motors plant in north st. louis, a big employer. i said we're closing. we're going to move the factory operation only 80 miles to winceville, missouri. we will give -- we offer jobs in any of our factories to anyone who is -- who loses a job in the st. louis factory because of our move, and many people took that offer and relocated to other factories. however in north st. louis today, there is a younger generation growing up and that younger generation might -- leaving high school, might have gone to work in a factory. it can't anymore. so we have a situation where, like ferguson, emerson electric made -- had factories in st. house and -- st. louis and ferguson. part of the tension, think, is that there just weren't well-paid unionized factory jobs for people in the st. louis area to go to. what bothers me is that -- i talked to a number of -- i went to st. louis to do the urban manufacturing because my brother happens to live in st. louis. my mother grew up in st. louis. my grandfather settled there in 1900. i won't get into his business. it's honest. a

in the years leading up to the summer of 1917, by the thousands who flew north to st. louis they were competing for white jobs. employers use strike breakers to destroy white unions and continued to lure black north with promises of employment long past the time when the job market was saturated. many blacks ended up homeless are crowded into shanties and stories in local newspapers but many whites to believe blacks work on a rampage. blacks were attacked by white mobs drop the summer of 1973 and july 1st, armed whites drove to black neighborhoods firing in homes. black's finding that. and on a street two white policemen were killed almost certainly because they were mistaken for the vigilantes' terrorizing black neighborhoods. in retaliation whites began attacking blacks on the streets and a full-scale riot broke out. by the end of the long summer day, hundreds of black men, women and children had been brutally assaulted with at least 39 killed, thousands have fled the city and more than 300 homes and places of business have been destroyed by fire. the the right route worse

st. louis and and springfield. and there were terrible riots in small towns in missouri. but i think what happened in east st. louis, one of the things that happened, was that blacks came north to easing lewis, thinking they were coming to the north. , as miles davis says in his autobiography, ec lois at that time at least, and still is to a great extent, has a southern cast to it. remember the clue clucks clan -- klan was very active in border states. thatois was not the haven it was thought to be. that is not to say that except in the one instance of the east st. louis riots, when st. louis did except black refugees and took care of them, that is not to say that misery was welcoming either. about that period of time, the voters of st. louis passed a law the cityntially froze has a segregated entity. where lines were drawn on the map and blacks and whites did not move or cross those lines. later declared unconstitutional in the real estate agents figured out a way to do it anyway. it was about the time of the riots. i believe the law was passed the same year as the riots. i don't -- i think it was before the ride. i don't think the riot had anything to do directly with it b

north. there is a wave of low pressure near st. louis.s will slowly right along the stalled front bring us waves of moisture. future tracker showing 7:30 tomorrow morning, lots of clouds, but mainly dry. as we head into the afternoon, this is when the atmosphere moistens up, 1:00, showers in philadelphia, activity across delaware. the evening is when things start to get saturated. 6:00, heavy downpours, i-9595 areas north and west into the early morning hours friday. scattered, heavy downpours, the best chance of severe weather is far to the south. cape may county, central delaware. philadelphia, too cool for severe weather. rainfall half inch generally but areas could get more than two inches of rain, flooding and ponding on roads. future tracker showing showers lingering in the morning by but the afternoon sunshine leading to a beautiful weekend. scattered downpours, mainly in the afternoon and evening hours. 78-degrees. friday, early morning rain. sunshine by the afternoon. 87-degrees. heading into the weekend, warm, 88. humidity dropp

today in memphis, the heat index will feel like 106, friends to the north, right with you, 106, st. louisthis will bring in cooler air, i should say less hot as we go through the upcoming area. st. louis, 87, 86, some of that tries to make it toe little rock, jackson, mississippi and it cools off a little. today at risk, des moines almost to chicago. then tomorrow, we have a lot of people at risk, but most of us won't be hit, there will be scattered storms from paducah all the way to the east coast including d.c., philadelphia, baltimore and new york. again, not widespread thunderstorms just a chance of ruining your afternoon plans tomorrow afternoon. >> all right, bill, i'm going to try to trach advantage of the nice weather today. >> tennis for you, i know. >> oh, yeah, definitely. >>> let's turn to business, we're looking at at&t, second quarter earnings, a record number of loss of traditional subscribers. also in the mix a change of measuring tv viewership. neilsen company announced ratings now include hulu. dylan marks breaks it all down for us. >> let's start with at&t numbers in fr

st. louis and kansas city. 100 degrees there and north of that, it is cooler and stormy. are watching double rounds of showers and storms in chicago, going toward grand rapids and detroit. moving mainly east as opposed isolated showers straddling the mason-dixon line at this hour. that stuff will stay north and it will become sunnier this afternoon, the way it looks. tomorrow, hot again with isolated storms in the afternoon and in pittsburgh, a better chance of showers and storms on friday. 95 today with an isolated storm and 79 for the low in town and 70 in the cool spot. 90 tomorrow and the heat, dangerous heat with potential of 105 tomorrow and friday, scattered storms and 95 and that could be a yellow weather alert. over the weekend, a great saturday and sunday with isolated storms and low from fields and factories they came looking for opportunity. they worked hard. we helped them work harder. they are the students of strayer university. for 125 years, we've supported as they've rewritten the future. and to all who seek their true potential, let's get it, america. >>

north as part of a strike team. crews from san francisco are headed south to st. louis to put another other fire there. 14 of them in 12 different counties. 5,000 firefighters are battling the flames. the largest is in business moe county. the alamo fired has burned 15,000 acres. in baltimore county the fire has grown 78 acres. it started yesterday afternoon. that fire is just 5% contained. >>> a driver crashed and burned to death early this morning near kenwood. authorities say excessive speed was a likely factor. chp responded to 911 calls just after 4:00 this morning in a brush fire. a volvo crashed and burst into flames between warm springs road and dumb road the driver crashed on a curb. >> it appears the driver lost control. wen up an em bankism over a fence and rolled several times and caught fire. >> the identity of the driver has not been released. the body was burned beyond recognition. >>> police in burkery are warning student after two crimes on campus. just after 5:00 a man grabbed a woman. an hour later a man that had just gotten off bark in downtown berke

st. louis. we have a severe weather threat to the north of the intense heat damaging winds are possible from fargominneapolis and chicago. into saturday, those storm also roll through the northern ohio valley and to the mid-atlantic even areas like new york city, philadelphia, washington, d.c. a chance of storms late in the day on saturday. >>> today's forecast, 103 possible in st. louis. mid-atlantic very warm, mid 90s. it will feel like 100 to 105 saturday warm in the middle of the country. by the time we get to sunday,s . that's your business travel forecast more "worldwide exchange" when we come back she can't become a guitar legend just by playing air guitar. the baby's room won't build itself. and her paw won't heal on its own. we're all working forward to something. synchrony financial can help your customers make it happen sooner. so she can plug into her dreams... and they'll have a new addition for their new addition. whatever you're working forward to, even if it's chasing squirrels, synchrony financial can help you get there. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... even if it

you can see the clouds from the north and west that rain towards st. louisto make it in here some of the energy will. late this afternoon with a little trough coming in we might get a shower or storm back in the forecast here. here's a quick look at your planner. and upper 80s with scattered shower or storm by 5:00 p.m. weekend, doesn't look good. starting tomorrow afternoon and into saturday. potential for flooding rains. >> flooding rains? >> yeah. like the real deal. like four or 5-inches of rain. >> so a washout essentially? >> wow ! >> i didn't say that yet. >> i was about to. >> yeah. >> all right. aren't better on the roads either. >> no, we do have problems on the road this weekend could be a good movie weekend, right, tucker. >> catch dunkirk something new. >> right. >> you already saw it vile to ask your review. westbound university boulevard remains closed near amhurst avenue. crash involving a pedestrian being investigated right now. eastbound traffic is getting by but we're seeing significant westbound delays. let's switch it over right now to l

north. ♪ ♪ >> the migration which will have a profound effect on the course of american life is accompanied by conflict. race riots in northern communities like philadelphia, chicago and east st. louisther kind of disease is loose in the land, suspicion, attacking all forms of dissent. vigilanties operating in the name of patriotism pursue their own blacklist of enemies. draft dodgerses and war bond slackers, pacifists who condemn war, labor groups that insist on voicing discontent, the foreign born. wilson's fears of a brutalized, conformist america loom over the nation. the government acts to take the law out of the hands of the mob. the wilson administration under criticism is soft on pro-germans, seeks and gets tough new laws suppressing freedom of speech and opinion. ♪ ♪ >> one controversial labor group, the industrial workers of the world, the wobblies is violently suppressed by mob and government. in arizona, 1200 members are expelled en masse to an army post in new mexico where their practice of strike with anarchist overtones. elsewhere, iww offices are raided by federal agents, their officers arrested including big bill hayward, their leading figure. socialist party leader

st. louis. washington at 95. you've got to work your way out well to the north here to get some cooler temperatures in place.out of that region, but notice the severe weather concern around parts of the great lakes. major issues yesterday with over 6,000 flights delayed or cancelled. the vast majority of those delays scattered across the midwest as well. strong storms push in in northern michigan as well as to western ohio as well. notice that cooling trend. we get down to 77 in places like chicago, the middle 80s in st. louis. 70s for new york city. that could be among the coldest temperatures we've seen for this time of year for an afternoon high so a big change in store going into this weekend. >>> let's take a look at your money this morning. global stock markets mostly higher today after donald trump's jr.'s e-mails triggered a drop on wall street. the dow fell about 150 points after the release of these e-mails and recovered all the losses by the closing bell. basically wall street ignores turmoil in washington. investors focusing on earnings. expectations are high. last season was the best in years fo

north. denver will get up to 95. kansas city 95. st. louis, 8 degrees above average at 97 degrees.hicago, you will be at 91 on wednesday. st. louis, you stay in the mid to upper 90s. atlanta will be in the 90s. that spreads to the east by tomorrow. new york, 92 degrees. thursday it will be 90. norfolk stays in 90s, same in washington, charleston and charlotte. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. recast coming up in the 30 seconds. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good monomorning. i'm meteorologist kari hall with a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. foggy and clearing away from the bridge and elsewhere across the bay area, temperatures really starting to heat up today. we have 90 degrees in concord. 92 at livermore and in morgan hill. south bay up to 86. and 91 in santa rosa an san francisco today with a high of 65 degrees and there will b

north. look at these temperatures today, denver up to 95, kansas city 95, st. louis eight degrees above average at 97 degrees and chicago you'll be at 91 on wentd. st. louis you say in the mid to upper 90s, atlanta will be in the 90s, and that spreads to the east by tomorrow. new york 92 degrees. thurt it will be 90 norfolk stays in the 90, same in washington, charleston and charlotte. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning, everybody, off to a quiet start this morning. skies partly cloudy right now. not much of a rain chance the next couple of days. temperatures in the upper 60s in the suburbs and 70 around downtown. it will be in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees, it will abi hot day today. average high now is 89 so we'll be just about there. but the big heat arrives here as we get into tomorrow and the rest of the week. could be as high as 98 by thursday. >> and that's your latest weather. coming up, at least seven americans gored during the running of the bull. we'll hear from one of them why he decided to race again th

north korea trying to get it to give up its nuclear program, give up its missile program. if kim jong-un has icbms, a missile that be reach alaska, perhaps los angeles and perhaps st. louis and beyond, how does that change the diplomatic calculations especially from his standpoint? is there a reason for him to give up what he views as his cherished strategic asset? >> you hit the nail on the head. he has been striving for this bargaining chip for some time and is ever more closer to achieving that. this is a game-changer. not a game-ender. he still wouldn't have the ability necessarily to miniaturize and put a nuclear warhead on it, although intelligence suggests he's trying to get that capability. there's time to try to find a way through this diplomatically. that said, this certainly helps give him an upper hand at whatever negotiating table he might sit at, and he's going to be less likely to want to sit down, because he now has this capability. so this is a huge bargaining chip for him. i see no willingness to want to sit down have a meaningful negotiation about freezing his program when it appears to be advancing at a very accelerating clip. >> admiral, appreciate i

st. louis, chicago quiet as well. all in part thanks to high pressure and our winds our breezes continue our flow continues to be out of the northwe'll keep our dew point temperatures and our humidity relatively low this afternoon we should storm free with an area of high pressure right overhead. i want to mention no extremes here. 88 today. little warmer tomorrow and our next chance for storm doesn't get here until wednesday. more nice weather after that very wet fri saturday. we've got a nice quite weather patern for a few more days. just in the last couple of hours we spun up a new tropical storm impacting parts of the united states. we'll take closer look at that gore to twitter and i just tweeted out about it. >> we can do both. thanks, tuck. the it's 9:03. news developing overnight dc police cruiser and uber driver colliding sending two people to the hospital many it happened at 5aam seventh and r streets. the officer had her lights on while en route to a call when she rear ended an uber driver. both the officer and the uber driver taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >> also developing this morning in

north. we have the building warmth. damage city, 101. philadelphia, a high of 91 degrees. tomorrow, look at this. chicago, you're going to be seven degrees above average at 93. st. louisin a row getting up to 100 degrees. as we get toward the end of the week, temperatures in the 90s for raleigh, memphis, st. louis, wichita and pierre, south dakota, will hit the century >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have some relatively nice weather in the forecast today. and coming down just a few degrees for some of the inland valleys. in palo alto a high of 80. oakland, 73 with upper 80s to low 90s from concord, livermore to morgan hill. in the north bay expect highs in the mid 80s. the temperatures heat up through the rest of the week so enjoy the break from the excessive heat. it really ramps up on saturday and this sunday. >> don't forget. get that weather anytime you need it on the weather channel on cable. >>> to the story that's outraging animal lovers. a police officer shooting two dogs after responding to a burglar alarm. >> the dogs survived but the video you're about to see is graphic. >> reporter: growing outrage over this home surveillance video. a mi

north of huntsville. when it is all said and done by saturday afternoon, this purple color and this little red color, that could cause the flash flooding. it's also very hot in texas today, gorgeous weather, st. louisho ubt the pacific northwest? it's been a long time since we talked about wet weather in the area you always think as cloudy and cool. this is seattle. in seattle, we have now gone 40 straight days in a row without any rainfall whatsoever, 11 away from the all time record dry stretch. we're on track for zero precipitation in the month of july. you think, oh, that's not what you expect in seattle. how about tucson, they had 13 days of rain over the last 18, a little of a flip-flop there. the weekend forecast, we're still tracking that mess mount mid-atlantic on saturday. storms in the gulf, by the time we get to sunday, all of us will see a nice forecast across the board, hot for our liking, boise at 100, new york city, we will avoid the big apple. a lot of rain, not the best of starts to the weekend. sunday's promises. you are watching "morning joe." stay tuned. why do people put why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? no more questions for you! ouph, that milk in your c