not only the post-colonial experience, because in saint-louis we had lots of influences, i think. >>t they were here and after that, the morocco, from the morocco. >> marie-caroline: my feeling was this -- that because we are at the crossing of various roads, eh, independently from the colonization prior, makes the senegalese people very open-minded, very good negotiators, also. ♪ >> anthony: marie-caroline camara is a st. louis metis --senegalese father, french mother-- and she's hosted a lunch with some friends and colleagues, all of whom consider themselves senegalese first, before anything. >> marie-caroline: and, and my feeling compared to other african countries, is that maybe it's come also from, uh, the, the wolof women because the metis family here, people were really married. well, at least the descendants --. >> anthony: between wolof and other groups. >> marie-caroline: -- recognize, you know? compared to west indies where even if people had, um, some white people had children with, um, their slaves they were not recognized. here all these, uh, children and unions were re

we'll see humidity levels that will make it feel like 102 in memphis and saint louis. and well into the 9 os as far as souix falls. the threat today moves toward fargo, a little farther to the east and western parts of minnesota and tomorrow, eastern parts of colorado we'll see severe weather break out east of denver and isolated tornados. we'll have high elevation of snow. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. sky conditions looking crystal clear, high, thin clouds looking at the center city skyline. it's warm and sticky, dewpoints in the mid 60s. the humidity drops off as the cold front pushes through. here we go, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 87 degrees that number falls in the afternoon. 80 tomorrow. 78 for tuesday. you. >>> we want to thank abc news chief anchor george stp. for coming in and helping us lead our coverage. >> as we're learning right now, a lot more information to come in. we know in excess of 20 people dead. that would make this the worst terror attack on american soil since

. >> a three-year-old boy was critically injured during a suspected road rage shooting in saint louisi. the boy was slot in the head on saturday. his father tells police another car almost hit their car as he was making a left turn. he rolled down the window and yelled something at the driver and that's when the driver pulled up to his car and a passenger opened fire. police have arrested two suspects. >>> three men face assault charges for attacking nascar driver mike wallace and his daughter in north carolina. it happened on friday night at a rascal flatts concert in charlotte. wallace says he asked a group of people how they liked the show and they in response started screaming at him and beat him up. his daughter was hurt trying to help. >> it scares us to think that we can't even go to a concert together or whether any event without somebody going to attack you or what's going to happen next. >> a witness who was a friend of the men claims the wallace family provoked them before the concert started. none of the three men under arrest have commented on the charges. >> a big shark

louis in honor of his backers in saint louis. this is a product of his vision. it is not necessarily the most advanced airplane. it represents many of the known ideas of technology with some gambles. working with don hall through the spring of 1927, he creates this airplane. it is would wing -- owood wing, tubular steel frame work and innovation that emerged in world war i. a diversion from the wood bracing that we saw since the wright brothers. it still uses wires and framework like you would see with the strut and wire braced. they know it works. it is also the basic design of the end to -- n2. this aircraft designed for one thing: play across the ocean with one pilot. -- flying across the ocean with one pilot. he makes the gamble, the lighter the airplane, more simpler. this is an airplane built for endurance. 450 gallons of gasoline which doubles the weight. 4000-5000 pounds. he learned how to handle the airplane. when it is finished in april 1927, the first thing he does is breaks the san diego to st. louis record. and he goes to new york which is the jumpi

louis in honor of his backers in saint louis. this is a product of his vision. it is not necessarily the most advanced airplane. it represents many of the known ideas of technologies that are reliable and durable with some gambles he includes as well. working with don hall through lindbergh of 1927, creates this airplane. it is a wood wing, tubular steel frame work and innovation that emerged in world war i. that is a diversion from the wood bracing that we saw since the wright brothers. but it still uses wires and framework like you would see with the strut and wire internal construction. but you know it works. it is also the basic design of the n2 they based it on. this aircraft is designed for one thing, flying across the ocean. lindbergh makes a gamble and says the lighter the airplane, the more simple i can control it. this is an airplane built for endurance. 450 gallons of gasoline which doubles the weight. almost 4000-5000 pounds. he has to learn how to handle the airplane. when it is finished in april 1927, the first thing he does is breaks the san diego

saint louis,,,,,,,,,,,, the reds' billy hamilton...h an >>> welcome back to the kpix morning news ase are tracking traffic this morning and updating something new in the south bay. a grass fire is reported on interstate 680 southbound at mckee. typically this would be the noncommute direction. most of the traffic would be on the northbound side with green showing on the roadway sensors. so far the traffic's impact is minimal. we'll have a complete check coming up. >>> >>> good morning, everybody. did you tune in to hear me tell you that the giants beat boston 2-1 last night to lead the west by four? did you tune in to hear me tell you that the a's lost their fifth straight game, they lost to milwaukee, 4-0 yesterday? eh. did you tune in to give you the lowlights of nba game 3 last night? warriors at the cleveland cavaliers. oh, boy. this was a rough one. how about a blow to the thigh on klay thompson? he played through this. but he and curry were ineffective. 1st quarter, cleveland's kyrie irving on fire! 16 points in the quarter. got lebron's attention. cavs by 20. near the earned o

the same goes for saint louis, 100 degrees.-- eventually well see the cool air head on out. if you're going on the beach, summer plans, it could be broa broa -- it could be below average in the northeast, but in the west, it's above averageful that's no bueno. >> reporter: 87 degrees is the high, humidity on the way down, you'll need cool drinks at the barbecue today. more on the way tomorrow, sunny and 88. >> coming up on "gma," what happened when kelly mcgillis best known for her role in "top gun" came home to find a stranger in the house. >>> and shark week surprise. the creature captured from the deep and its secret revealed. it's all coming up. it's all coming up. what if we woke up one day no more fires. just stopped going wrong? no more emergencies. no more bad anything. but in a world where things stopped going wrong, where would state farm be? right here. to help with college. here. for that first car. and here. for new beginnings. because in a world where nothing went wrong, your state farm agent will still be right h

saint louis this morning upper 70's. cape hatteras 69. new york cityca is 68. 6 binghamton is 65.tsburgh is 70 degrees. so, showers and thunderstorms.er enhanced risk of severek of sevr weather kind of trying to edge into our southwestern region sot here and that means that we tha could have a strong storm two, maybe even something goesgs severe. se i think that we will probable po have some severe thunderstormsst late this afternoon and this a evening. most of that will be confined ci back out to the west and thed t southwest.sout here is futurecast. we're all clear at 8:00 a.m.t 8a this morning.thisning look what happens by 3 o'clock.3 o'clock. those showers thunderstorme building out ahead of a frontal system out to thshedisto west. even through the evening hoursnu it looks like we're going to lee stay wet. again tomorrow there's aow the's chance for morej showers and thunderstorms.thunderstorms. little thing about tomorrow.hi will everything really set upth to the east ofin i-95? it may y happen that way. thaay but right now we're going tong keep showers and thunderstorms r i

ly heat down to the south, south saint louis this morning is 73.ekend, actually bumping the weekend forecast.fore tomorrow looks great. a couple clouds in therrle c afternoon.af 83 degrees for a high. a hh. relative humidity stays inity sn check all weekend so it's notens going to be uncomfortable evenle when we get up to 85 degrees5 gs on father's day.on fr's again, happy father's day to day all the fathers o it there. tre here's futurecast this morningus at 8:00 a.m.at:00 most of the rain is either tohe the south or it's so light it's inconsequential so as weos progress through the morningougm hours, we dry out, we end up with some sunshine. sin here's futurecast being really aggressive in getting all thetig clouds to the south of us byh ob 1 o'clock.1 cloc again, i think that is an,hi little bit too optimistic.imisti we're still going to have someg clouds through the metro. the mt we'll have some sunny breaks late morning.la m ly afternoon up to the north. actually i think northern nther regions will be the warmeste war today because you'll have

ok, de saint louis are but the senate is looking pretty ne is lookingei pretty ugly. a good time on friday before the job stay in the united states to catch up with rendon brown, one of the great figures with mitsubishi musc a and is still with us. on thes up to date economic contraction that we are seeing in europe, in asia. we had a pmi derby this week. what does it mean? what you are seeing in europe is a fairly stagnant picture by germany is relatively strong and there has been a little bit of cheer on the french side. in the global environment of slow economic activity, many risks which are more for the downside dan upside. tom: we mentioned earlier some of the currency. do you believe that we will see brutal moves or is it a financial system that is within stability? brendan: i think we are in a financial system which is unstable. thehe case of japan, backtracking on raising the sales tax and the stimulus raises the prospect that sometime we will get a flight and concerns about sovereignty of the japanese government. no one will give you a timing that that is an

take on the saint louis cardinals today before heading back home.ch in that game is 5: 15. the as are looking to keep their five game winning streak alive today as they take on the houston astros. first pitch is 5: 10 today in houston. >>> the dating app tinder is looking to make it 0e7 to the transgender community. it will allow users to select other options for their gender and dating preferences. it just said male or female and transgender people were reporting they were banned because they identify as transgender. the ceo said it's time for tinder to give the transgender community a good experience with that app. >>> a mass i apple service outage has been fixed. several services went down yesterday including the app store, apple tv, i cloud, photos, and the find my iphone app. customers were not able to buy apps or back up phones during this outage. apple has not said what caused. >>> 175,000 toy jewelry kits imported from china are being recalled because of lead concentration concern. the consumer product safety commission. it includes three ve

saint louis will feel like 104 and that's obviously behind the warm front but along that warm front youille lexington all have a shot. threats mostly damaging wind and hail but of course an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. that moves into west virginia. virginia, north carolina, tennessee and kentucky tomorrow. that's the big picture. let's go ahead and get a check now a little closer to home. >> all right, ginger starting out dry. there are some showers out to the southwest. they're diving to the south. initially though. might see some of that later on. your exclusive accuweather 7-day moving from the up are 60's to a high today of 82 degrees, clouds increasing, a spotty shower but mainly dry. thunderstorms tomorrow morning. y boost. george. >> we're going to turn to the tech tycoon making waves because he's a teen. ben pasternak 16 behind flogged and abc's rebecca jarvis learned his secret to success and some perks of being an internet celebrity. good mornrning, rebecca. >> the that's right. while most 16-year-olds are worried about when they might find a prom date or how to prep

look at that pile up close to 100 as it feels like in saint louis today. we'll leave you with that and check a little closer to home. >> all right, ginger, home around here is looking pretty good. no rain as you look at your exclusive accuweather 7-day, light humidity, partly sunny and nice today a high of 80. 84 tomorrow. some intermittent rain and drizzle on thursday. he army here. all that weather brought to you by progressive. let's go ahead to lara. >> thank you very much, ginger. we are here with bobby brown on the heels of his much anticipated talked about interview with robin last week, the grammy winning artist joining us this morning to talk about his brand-new book "every little step" and we welcome you to "gma." >> thank you. >> book out. >> thank you so much. >> one day. >> the book has been out one, day yes. >> and the reaction because you didn't hold back. >> the book -- well, the reactions are what i expected it to be, you know, there's going to be some people that don't understand and there's also going to be some people that are anticipat