not only the post-colonial experience, because in saint-louis we had lots of influences, i think. >>he english first 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

finally we go back to saint louis, missouri on the morning of october 4 and police find 27- year-old carlos morris dead inside his home. number 58. 49 hours and 38 minutes after the start of the vegas mass shooting, of the 58, 36 are african-american. 50 are males. more than half are under the age of 30 and the number includes four accidental deaths, two officer-involved shooting's both of which appear to be justified according to initial reports and at least one shooting police believe was an act of self-defense. 58 dead in a little more than two days. and in a country where 11,000 gun murders took place in 2016 alone, 58 is slightly below average, not that the country paid it much attention. not in the wake of one giant wave that came crashing upon our country's collective consciousness 10:06, to >> we did not include suicide numbers because pacific suicide data is hard to come by in time parameters of the project but fbi data suggest a 58 people die as a result of gun violence during the time period, 120 additional died from suicide with a gun. we use this hashtag the next 58 when

chris long was keenum's teammate in saint louis.how tough he can be. >> i call him like a little mini brett farve like he's like a little gun player. i've played with him before. i know what he's about. he's a great competitor. he can make a lot of throws in tight spots. you know, out of anyplace in the pocket and he is tough to bring down. >> reporter: we will have much more from the eagles coming up tonight at 7:30 here on 6abc for our playoff preview party, ron gentleman jaworski, jeff skversky, brian westbrook and jamie will be here. >> what do you travel with a band. >> reporter: right on cue. >> reporter: the crowd is so pumped up. they love the disrespect. it continues ducis. the nfl's facebook page they were promoting a contest to win trips to the super bowl. they've got the matchup as the patriots and the vikings. i think these fans would have something to say about that. >> yeah. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> reporter: if you don't believe them the picture is on 6abc.com ducis. >> reporter: for jaime apody i'm ducis rodgers i

welnick a saint louis is afraid of loud noises such as cunt fire and fun death. and michael lewis says he's afraid of things he can hear but not see. seven jamieson's fear is about the future that one day human arrogance shortsightedness and greed will extinguish all life on earth. next up we have this week's viewer question. it's about the history of humanity and takes us back into the mists of time. we said water lopez granados from mexico wants to know. how old is human contact scientific opinion is divided. it's also divided on the question of what exactly sets our species apart. is it the invention and creative use of tools. no other animals also find creative uses for tools. the answer is to be found in the human genome. humans closest relatives the great apes we share more than ninety eight percent of our d.n.a. with chimps but roughly five million years ago human and chimp lineages are believed to have diverged. our earliest ancestors pre man prehistoric man and early humans were a motley bunch that's why researchers tend to see the human family tree as m

dick vermeil coached a backup quarterback to a super bowl in saint louis in 1999 and like he did withith in foles, too. >> i think nick can play well. i think he can play well enough to beat atlanta falcons. i think he can play well enough to take us to the super bowl. he's not carson wentz. nor will he ever be. but at the top of his game he can do a few things maybe carson doesn't do as well as he does and that's where he's got to be. >> not a bad endorsement. as far as the other quarterback in this game matt ryan was on the verge of winning it all last season until the falcons meltdown in the super bowl. ryan is looking for revenge from a year ago. he's been red hot in the playoffs but the penn charter grad has struggled in philly losing three of his four starts but he says he knows how to handle his return home. >> i'm used to it now. you know, i haven't played as long as i have, i understand that regardless of where we go where we play you have to, you know, you have to be at your very best every week. the one nice part is you see a lot of familiar faces friendly faces after the g

saint louis i think it was in the 50's today there as well. they've dropped to 36.ncoln nebraska six below in fargo and here comes the this is the frontal boundary. rain on the east side of it. a little burst of snow and sleet on the backside of it but the rain coming in here will be rather substantial because there is a gulf connection. so, a little bit of heavier moisture pulling on in. now, right now, it's just spotty showers. that's what we expected and they'll stay spotty through the evening. they start to pick up in intensity overnight. here is what we think things will look like tomorrow morning. widespread showers, nothing too heavy. we wait for that until the noon hour, maybe 1 o'clock. look at that heavy moderate rain moving on through. we'll get a few hours of a break in the afternoon, temperatures will still be quite mild and the last push with the frontal boundary comes through friday night into saturday morning. and it might even end with a little bit of wintry mix north before temperatures -- as temperatures begin to crash. so, we're 67 tomorrow. 63 g

the flyers give saint louis the blues. >>> julius erving released from the hospital.was taken there after he felt ill while watching last night's sixers game against the pistons. just as a precaution. his management team released this statement on twitter. mr. erving has been released from the hospital after a comprehensive medical examination. he's expected to make a full recovery and sincerely thanks all of his friends and fans for their well wishes and prayers. >>> to college hoops third ranked villanova back in action after a week off tonight against marquette. the cats 13 game winning streak was snapped by butler losing by eight. the last time these teams played the golden eagles came from seven points down to beat the wildcats by two. >>> tom gola arena taking on vcu. explorers down by seven. powell with the ball drives and makes the layup. three-point play. he led the explorers with 24 points but the rams respond. jenkins drives down and hits the finger roll. he led vcu: vcu comes back from a 15-point deficit winning 80-74. >>> ivy league action penn against pr

strong cold front out to the west bringing a winter storm to cities like saint louis.cago last night headed for cincinnati this morning. it's going to be on and off throughout the day with the heaviest steadiest rain holding off until late tonight. 61 at reagan national dulles, 51 at bwi marshall. here's your forecast for the day. 66 degrees again on and off rain showers. how about the weekend? we may start with a brief mix, no concern not going to stick at all here early tomorrow morning but temperatures will tumble all day long. much colder on sunday with highs struggling to that's weather. erin como how do those roads look. >> coming up on 4:37 and you can see some sheen on the road from that rain coming down. just be prepared to slow it down and watch for slick spots. all green all good through manassas into fairfax this morning. things in arlington are quiet and 95 northbound looks great. south of dale city and the north of that point to the mixing bowl, we're not seeing any problems in the district right now and 267 looks great on your way to dulles airport. any

see last night's offensive explosion again tomorrow against brayden schenn and the first place saint louisup the islanders in more ways than one last night. flyers scoring six times, that is right, thanks to five different players. if you blinked you missed it. flyers scored three times in the first six minutes of the second period. >>> sixers going for their fourth straight win tonight against detroit and like many of you to get to work sixers forward robert covington spent yesterday digging himself out of the snow. check out his message on instagram. >> whew. can you say snow day in philly? this is what i miss, i love the snow. hey, if anybody up for a snowball fight y'all just let me know the time, the place, i got 'em ready. >> yeah, covington looking for a snowball fight, too, but couldn't find any suitors. he tells jaime apody he grew up shoveling driveways in chicago to earn extra money. despite signing a deal yesterday he still shovels himself. >> so you were out there shoveling yesterday. >> yeah, i shoveled my drive way me and my brother, got out there shoveled the snow, put ice

there is a front near saint louis and chicago very limited moisture with this right now and that's thehat comes in sunday morning. so, for tonight temperatures drop back into the 20's pretty much everywhere. the exception philadelphia, dover and the shore in the 30's. so, not as cold as the last few nights under that clear sky. and as you take a look at your saturday, we're going to have sunshine through much of the day, some high mid level clouds late in the afternoon but the winds, they're going to be up tomorrow 30 to 40 miles an hour but it's that that wind that's going to help to bring that warm air down. 53 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. 56 degrees at 3 o'clock. and staying in the 50's almost to the evening hours tomorrow. then on sunday, the front closes in so you can see quite a bit of rain here sunday 8:30 in the morning. lunchtime that rain line goes right along philadelphia to the south and east so starting to dry early afternoon north and west. 5 o'clock rain lingers, extreme far southern areas, clouds elsewhere. most of us start to dry out in the afternoon with about a qua

and the christian science monitor, talking about a piece tothe city of saint louis improve race relations after the 2014 riots and ferguson. erewhon a business daily editor talks about jeff sessions decision to reverse enforcement policy and how that could affect legalization. join the discussion. mnuchin set down. discussing tax policy. the debt ceiling and other issues. this is 45 minutes. >> i want to thank you very much for coming. >> absolutely. glad to be here. mnuchin is the 77th secretary of the treasury. yield in 1985rom where he was the publisher of lee yield daily news -- ya daily news and also a member of skull and bones. you cannot acknowledge it. >> if i were, i could not acknowledge it. >> he joined goldman sachs in 1985. inman sachs 1985. became a partner in 1994 and rose up to be a member of the management committee. he was the chief information officer of goldman sachs. he left in 2002 after 17 years and formed doing capital -- dune capital. he also was involved in the business.ent he financed a number of movies including avatar, mad max, and movies like that. meer that

we have milder air in place like saint louis, and dallas. i expect to see highs in the 50s saturday and sunday. one fly in the ointment saturday night into sunday morning. we'll start to see rain riding through saturday night. early sunday morning, a lot of us have wet roads. that gets off the coast by lunchtime, mid afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 4 degrees, still chilly, not as cold and windy and uncomfortable as yesterday. saturday, breezy, milder 57 degrees. clouds increase ahead of the rain. if you just saw the rain itself probably holds off until saturday night. sunday, rainy start and dry finish. monday, we could have a rain snow shower or and light snow on tuesday morning wouldn't be out of the question. a little can cause a problem for rush hour. we'll keep our eyes on that. tuesday, 34 brisk and colder. wednesday, 35 degrees. 52, another shot of cold air is coming in for the weekend. i have a neighbor who always has people in the garage with the garage door open, big tv, a lot of that will be

so, in the wake of that you air, 25 in chicago, 31 saint louis. it's 43 here in philadelphia.o cold across the delaware and lehigh valleys but we'll track that precipitation to your. future tracker6 showing that you area of low pressure actually departing to our north and east and once that does so we'll track this area of low pressure to the west. that will work its way eastward but you notice by 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, we have a bit of a lull here in philadelphia with the snow mainly confined to our northwest suburbs then it fills in as the day wears on. so, we've issued that accuweather alert and this isp2n what we can expect. the coastal low moves in tonight so some rain is likely across areas in south jersey. then some snow showers toç the south and east. localized across new jersey you could find coating to about an inch but that surface trough moves in from a west-east west direction on tuesday. >> melissa we'll check back in later. thank you. >>> "action news" is learning new details about an officer-involved shooting that stopped an attacker in southñ% philadelphi

league broke the law when it approved the relocation and they are encouraged by recent news out of saint. louis were a lawsuit brought by the city against the rams, moved to la has been allowed to move forward. >> that is an incredible defilement for oakland. that did two things. first and foremost, it prompted us to be pursued by additional law firms. in addition to that it created a circumstance in which we have had a ground swell of support from not just community leaders, not just fan groups but the entire region. >> reporter: even if the team leaves town, this coalition is exploring a legal strategy that would allow oakland to keep the raiders name, logo and colors the hope would be for the nfl to award oakland an expansion team in the future. the coalition is looking at ways to make the raiders and nfl be of the $90 million in bond debt owed on the coliseum. alameda county supervisors met behind closed doors to discuss what, if any legal action to take in regards to the raiders. it remains unclear when a final decision will be made on how to move forward. >>> rosemary, looks like there is

raleigh 52, cincinnati 56, even chicago right now sitting at 50 degrees and then you've got some 60's saint louis and memphis new orleans 65 degrees. high pressure down to the south and that high will that continue to push off the coast but what that is going to do is allow this front near minneapolis right now, slices through chicago tomorrow and then approaches here early on sunday morning and you can see a good amount of green on the radar here. this is 8:30 on sunday morning with a solid area of very light to moderate rainfall and that front will continue to progress through as we get into the second half of sunday. so, for the weekend ahead, upper 50's for saturday, definitely the pick of the weekend with lots of sunshine. the only thing about tomorrow is pretty strong winds. then a rainy sunday on tap but it does dry out for our northwestern suburbs, our counties in pennsylvania could see that that rain end on sunday afternoon and then colder weather sets in monday night into tuesday were i was chance for some snow showers. we'll show you the rest that of seven-day forecast monica coming up

we look at satellite and radar, there you can see that spin in the nation's heartland north of saint louis minneapolis dealing with a blizzard right now expecting close to a foot of snow which is a pretty sizable storm for that region and that low will cut across the great lakes bringing us the warmth ahead of it and also there's that stretch of rain again. note that it is not all that wide, doesn't cover a lot of real estate so it's not going to last the entire day tomorrow so for tonight rain comes in very late in the predawn hours. fog will form as well. 42 in the suburbs. 46 degrees for center city. future tracker6 will show that rain early in the morning, 5:00 a.m. especially towards lehigh valley up in the poconos. we'll get hit first. then it starts to sync to the south and east. by 9 o'clock in the morning heavy rain setting in. you can see those brighter colors, maybe even a embedded thunderstorm or two here. that continues until about the lunchtime hour. you can almost see a little line developing here from wilmington, philadelphia, bucks county up into the poconos and just after

as we look at satellite and radar, the system that will bring us the rain is winding up between saint louis north side of the system they are dealing with some very heavy snow. in fact, a blizzard warning in effect for southern parts of not only wisconsin but also minnesota and that stretches back into omaha, nebraska and northern kansas there. they could see close to a foot of snow because of this low pressure but that's going to lift over to the great lakes and that brings warmth its way ahead of it and this is our weather coming in the ohio and tennessee valley that round of rain that not going to last all that long but it will be heavy at times. in fact for tonight the rain doesn't arrive until very late. predawn hours with fog forming as well. 42 in the suburbs, 46 degrees for center city with that southeasterly wind continuing off the atlantic four to 8 miles an hour. future tracker6 will stop at 5 o'clock in the morning as people start to head out the do -- door for the flush -- rush hour. as you can see it fills in here 7, 8, 9 o'clock in the morning for philadelphia, wilmington, re

cold front, you can see it strong saint louis at 14, chicago 22. it will be here before you know it unfortunately just as we start our weekend it looks like that cold air is spilling into town. satellite and radar here showing the moisture coming in from the atlantic, from the gulf. there's your cold front. winter storm watches and warnings extend from louisiana all the way through maine with this particular system its a big one its a strong one but we happen to be in the warm ct concerned with any snow effects here. there's storm tracker radar locally. it's scattered light rain this morning. we had some heavier pockets earlier. they've moved on. we'll watch this guy about to come up through charles county up through waldorf that could put down more precipitation as folks hit the road this morning. big strong area of low pressure spilling in the warmth this morning. we'll be in the 60's later on this afternoon. best chance for some of the heavier steadier rain will be later on tonight and i mean late evening, after 9 o'clock tonight will be the bes

53 degrees and that bubble of warmth continues into the ohio valley, the tennessee valley, 60's saint louis, memphis, 62 in wichita, so, yes, we are moving towards the warmer as we head into the upcoming weekend. but also we're tracking a system that will move across the great lakes. cold front arrives here the second half of the weekend, so as we get into late saturday night, early sunday morning, say, 9:00 a.m. sunday, you could see a good area of solid rain all the way from eastern southern new england down through the midatlantic states so again, we are tracking some rain for part of the weekend but not for tomorrow. upper 50's on saturday, the pick of the weekend with sunshine. rainy on sunday but it starts to dry out in the northwestern suburbs early in the afternoon on sunday and then cold sets in monday night into tuesday when there is a chance for some snow. we will chat about it all coming up in that full accuweather forecast in just a little bit, guys. >> adam thanks so much. >>> time for a first check on the "action news" traffic report today. >> let's go live to matt pelman in

they beat the saint louis blues in the metropolitan division backstrom scoring.al. tfourth straight win for the caps. eight or nine straight at home now. final score four-three over the blues. >> yeah yeah. >> tucker i think it was your pep talk to nick backstrom perhaps that helped him get that game winning goal last night. >> and i said and i quote it's really nice to meet you, sir. >> that's all it took. >> who knew. >> if that makes a difference. i told mr. holtby he was wearing a great hat. maybe that helped. >> who knew. >> 21 now at reagan national. plenty cold. you know, it's hard to believe thursday and friday we did a lot of weather. we're going to do it again this afternoon or at least potentially do it again this afternoon. this time it's our least favorite of all. we all widely agree our least favorite is icing. >> totallily. >> yeah, that's what we're looking at. so, we're fine for the morning hours but by early afternoon west to east here we're likely to see a period of a win -- light win dream or even worse a little rain across the area and becaus

a cheetah recently gave birth to eight cubs at the saint louis zoo and she broke a record in the processthe three males and five females were born at the zoo's breeding center on november 26of the 430 litters on record with the association of zoos and aquariums, it's the largest ever recorded at a zoocheetah litters typically consist of three to four cubsthe zoo says the cubs and their mother, bingwa, are doing wellthe litter will remain with their mother in a private, indoor den for several monthsdining is usually a no winter months in minnesota...but one rooftop bar in rochester came up with a creative alternative. installed plastic, heated roof.... which became very customers...but the bar's general manager may be forced to remove the igloos....due to a city ordinance that says no than 55-feet tall can have membrane it.the gm says workers were their job and he can't igloos will take a look at video that'll give you a of the kind of weather the country is dealing with. showing snowfall piling up was shot over a 13-hour period in virginia.for talat, i'm jeremy roth (pam) a black bear cub s

the saint louis, missouri zoo ...released these images of eight new cheetah cubs born there in november. it is the largest litter ever recorded at a zoo. zoo officials say, the new octo-mom -- named bingwa (bing- wah) -- is taking excellent care of her babies. the family is in a private den and will not be on display to the public for several months. conservationists consider cheetah breeding programs vital to the species.... as there are fewer than 10- thousand of them left in africa. (steve) a woman in south caroliina posted a video to her instagram of her fun in the snow with her dog kodak take a look at this... you can see kodak pulling anna shealy on her snowboard through the snow covered streets of downtown charleston. she captioned the video "mush hashtag snowday" (steve) both the powerball and mega millions are each worth over 4-hundred million dollars. tonight's powerball drawing is up to 4-hundred and 60 million. if there's no lucky winner tonight..the jackpot will roll over to saturday night the odds of cho

processing 60 billion transactions this year through our technology center in saint louis and will represent about $5 trillion in value that's being exchanged within a blink of an eye from anywhere around the globe. those are big numbers. we're excited about those numbers. but what we are really excited about is the impact that that kind of scale and reach helps to deliver in society in terms of adding value to give you an indication of some of the things. we estimate not just mastercard alone but electronic payments in general over the course of 10 years added on $430 billion in gdp growth in the united states and created 6 million permanent jobs? how does that happen? through benefits it provides enhancing productivity, efficiency enabling new business models. in addition to that we're a company that is committed to extending the benefits of that economic power to as many people as possible and we often say electronic payments is one of the networks that powers the modern economy. and for all people, all citizens to benefit from that, they need to be connected to that network. as a result

saint louis is 14. wichita is 16. let's jump the front, shall we.ding down. a little piece of it. we're going to get two. we're going to get two separate pieces of arctic air mass. really settling in tonight and tomorrow and then again later -- middle part of next week, all right.& so, it looks like over the next five or six days we're going to have two separate arctic air mass invasions and then by next weekend, all indications are we're back in the 40's and maybe the 50's, okay. so, this is a real quick blast of a couple of pieces of arctic air. check it out. today falling temperatures pretty much all day long. we have a little bit of morning mix out there. i'll show you radar in just a second. otherwise temperatures will be in the 30's. really the upper 30's. we started off in the 40's this morning so all the way down through the low 30's. couple of places maybe even upper 20's by this afternoon. tomorrow very cold. good sunshine. hopefully the wind tomorrow will die down just a little bit. so, it chillily out there and temperature tomorrow only

saint louis 14., minneapolis, minus nine right now. >> lovely. >> ouch. >> international falls minus 28. after class we will all draw where the arctic boundary is on that map and i think it's easy to do. >> it's pretty. >> yeah, beautiful map, isn't it? but that's going to bring us big changes. late tonight the cold front comes through and the bottom drops out on our temperatures. tomorrow morning temperatures will be falling probably in the low 30's by afternoon. and you can see sunday and martin luther king day on monday will be cold as well. did i mention 66 today? >> yes. [laughter] >> i think you did. >> we're going to live in the moment of 66. >> we got it. >> thanks t >> along with those warmer temperatures comes rain and that causes a bit of a mess on the roads. you can see right now reduced visibility because of fog on the bay bridge. please use your low beams. slow it down. volume is light enough that we're not seeing any major delays but again you want to be cautious this morning. right no

in fact, the president visited wiese --, new send near saint-louis's, we have the best border infrastructure anywhere along the southern border. it is to fences with an access road in the middle. fences.ences -- the two i'm struggling to think of any place in arizona where we have a wall, or anywhere where such an opaque structure that one things about they say a wall would be appropriate. can you correct me? your point is well taken. the president asked what you need to provide coronal -- provide control of the border back of what the men and women said is we do not need a wall. what we need is a variety of components that help us reach this mission that i mentioned. i will say quickly. impudence and denial which is that readiness. >> there are parts of arizona where we have part of our border traffic. where if you put a border wall, you would drown out communities on the southern side. you have a watershed and river influence that go northward and if you had a wall, it would impede progress. in fact, even the fences we have their, guess we have there have to have still get -- we have there

and the christian science monitor, talking about a piece tothe city of saint louis improve race relations after the 2014 riots and ferguson. erewhon a business daily editor talks about jeff sessions decision to reverse enforcement policy and how that could affect legalization. join the discussion. mnuchin set down.