the st. louis, and i notice the title here, "voyage of the st. louis." and, of course, that entire journey has been written about as the voyage of the damned. and that is probably an understatement. because they never were able to land in cuba be, their destination. had to go back and roughly -- i don't know the exact numbers -- two-thirds of them somehow managed to survive world war ii. a third of them did not. so when they could not land in cuba, they went back to their deaths at different times and at different places. we're really privileged to have two people who know about this subject and will talk to us about it. one of them is martin goldsmith, to my left. martin is the host and classical music programmer for symphony hall on siriusxm satellite radio, and he hosted npr's performance today from 1989-1999 he's the author of two books, the first the inextinguish bl similar to beny. and the second is "alex's wake," which has to do with his grandfather and uncle who were two of the more than 90

i was born in st. louis. reno, nevada and i tv hooked in fourth grade all the cannibals, all of that appealing. i studied the history of the american west in new england and in colorado for two decades. about like i know a lot what makers westerners tick. we're protective because of our landscaping because it is isolated and challenging in some ways. here is a standard map that we these kinds of things. it is a louisiana purchase map. what we talk about with students and it leaves us with the idea that we simply purchase the west and we settled it. it was very simple. different from other ofions because it plays this a mythical place. people could remake themselves. the classic image of daniel boone. time right there. the east is where the sunlight west is scary part with broken trees. there.see the challenge o ofl boone is this sort westerner. fromis a familiar image 19th anderson. what is missing here? beings, et cetera. this is the west as a blank slate waiting for the action of european settlers to fill i

st. louisetectives search the stallings' home, and in the basement they find an open container of antifreeze. antifreeze they believe this mother may have used to poison her own child. while ryan is still in the hospital, in concern for his safety, the missouri department of social services removes him from patty and david's custody. after 11 days, ryan, now in stable condition, goes to his new home with a foster family. the state allows the stallings only supervised visitations with their son. during one of their visits, patty is left alone with ryan for a few minutes and gives him a bottle feeding. two days after the visit ryan again falls ill. and his foster parents rush him back to the hospital. the st. louis sheriff's department believes patricia stallings may be to blame. >> we have sent formulas, baby bottles to a laboratory to be tested. >> lab tests once again confirm in ryan's blood the presence of ethylene glycol, a main ingredient in antifreeze. the bottle patty used to feed ryan du

and in houston. >> well, houston. >> and yeah. >> it was a massacre in east st. louis, but in houston the so-called houston riot, back soldiers went into houston and took revenge on something that happened to one of -- it was a black woman involve with the a white policeman, and there were people who were killed. and, of course, something -- 13 members of that 24th division -- i'm sorry, regiment, were actually summarily executed. and there were to be many more who would toll, but finally wilson -- follow, but finally wilson and newton baker involved themselves and held off on the execution of any other soldiers. and then there was actually a new procedure, a review process that had to be put in place. but, yes, you're absolutely right that there was fear of what happened in houston happening in spartanburg. >> and so it's interesting because you have, like, noble sissel, you know, restraining himself after being abused and beaten in a hotel, white soldiers coming to his defense, right? but also you have a chapter, i mean, you say that beating is one thing, but if ther

>> my experience in the st. louis va have productivity data for every psychiatrist as to the number of patients being seen. and i know that there is only one who perhaps didn't get the full performance based for what could consider to be the bonus and that's me because actually for their own reasons they were correct. you could accomplish what i set out to do but just do what you want to do it you will not get into trouble for not working. the only reason i think one can get in trouble is by identifying problems and then coming forward. so that has to change. and i think it is a complex issue with the college culture, that the fix can be very simple and demanding the data and holding people accountable. you know, that once that starts to happen and some senior positions, not people that redesigned again, they have high integrity that they re-sign because they have integrity, but the people who don't care, those people need to b be fired be fit it sends a message that this is not -- this cannot be tolerated anymore. so

in st. louis cardinals went on a walkoff homer for the second night in a row. >>> netherlands and argentina the other world cup semifinal. >>> next up, a big move by frontier airlines' pilots, so big, in fact, we made it our "play of the day." >> that pilot ordered domino's pizza for every passenger on the flight. it was diverted to cheyenne, wyoming. the plane was stuck there for a couple of hours, and passengers were hungry, so all of them left for denver shortly after the pies arrived on board. >> my new favorite pilot. >>> all right. >>> up next in "the pulse," hang on tight. we're taking a ride on the world's tallest water slide. >> and we're not done with brazil and germany just yet. we'll have some fun at the world cup host's expense. coming up. birdhouse plans. nacho pans. glass on floors. daily chores. for the little mishaps you feel use neosporin to help you heal. it kills germs so you heal four days faster. neosporin. use with band-aid brand bandages. to you... they're more than just a

they had been hired by the st. louis chamber of commerce, which mostly consisted of taking affidavits. in chicago, two years after timothyof arrived -- webster, still posing as a superintendent, invited chadwick to the real dimple -- rail dept. they went on the train. chadwick arrived, the paper was a warrant for his arrest. the first trial these two men had ended in acquittal. more charges were brought. by that time, they were dropped. the bridge was allowed to stand. railroads were allowed to reshape the nation. fromis a detective book, his work as a laborer's i -- labor spy. he would pay with marked bills. among some, it is what they are known sofor. unfolding events changed the future. shortly after abraham lincoln's he received a60, request to investigate secessionist threats to destroy the bridges between washington dc and new york city. he took a group of operatives to maryland. posing as as stockbroker and took an office next to a secessionist. group had a plan to assassinate lincoln as he passed through baltimor

reverend turney is survived by san francisco, st. louis and los angeles family, his friends and colleagues and companion drew. the funeral and celebration of reverend turney's life will be held july 14 at 11:00 a.m. and the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. >> submit. >> supervisor mar? >> thank you, madam clerk. this weekend on sunday is the second time sunday streets will hit the richmond district and i wanted to say there is a route a laguna honda ar dwell a boulevard from golden gate park all the way to the presidio that i share with supervisor farrell as well in district 2 ~. so, i'm please today announce this coming sunday from 11 to 4:00 p.m., sunday streets will be on ar dwell a boulevard from fulton street at golden gate park to lake street near the presidio arguello gate traveling from park to park as we call it, this route will connect golden gate park to the presidio by opening arguella boulevard for peep to engage in fun and healthy activities, lots of family, dogs, many people are out there each

the thunderstorm activity worse is out in st. louis, in chicago and part of the frontal system coming through. before that happens build up of heat and humidity means we will have thunderstorms popping up later in the day today, looking a head at future cast and it looks like we will not see any rain but we will see heat and humidity. the rain comes after 8:00 o'clock tonight and we could be rocking and rolling overnight with thunderstorms. 77 degrees right now with 69 percent relative humidity and our sunrise time is official at 5:40 this morning. since the first day of summer days are getting a tiny bit shorter but it is long july afternoon. we have got time just like yesterday to get up in the 90's again. normal high is 87. we are going with nine 46789 we cannot rule out a thunderstorm, later in the day but otherwise hazy, hot, humid. >> alliteration, i love it. >> i know. >> eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike is mercon trucks as you get close to the willow grove exit, center and right lanes blocked. no huge slow down in th

i work at a venue in st. louis. like mac damarko is coming to st. louis.ds, fister is there. there's an arkansas band called paul bearer. >> they recorded two albums and one is coming out. fister has toured with them a bunch. it's kind of the same brand of dudes. we all listen to tons of different stuff. >> efficient played with torch? i hear they're pretty good. that's your other band, your part-time band. torch is amazing. so is tilt. they can get the album off of i tunes? >> band camp, also straight to us. >> thanks, guys. good luck with the tour and by the way, i can't emphasize enough the records are fantastic. >>> coming up, the ugly truth about ugly people. the fact is, thal're ugly, what do you going to do? and do you have videos of animals doing something? send them to us. stick around. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why woul

. >> seth: you are a st. louisexcited to hear you're going to the all-star game in minnesota. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: you were playing in a celebrity softball game? >> yes, i'm so scared, seth. i have very poor eye/hand coordination. >> seth: right. it's funny cause it's so poor, most people say hand/eye. [ laughter ] it's so poor -- >> i'm a little dyslexic too. so -- i mean but the three words that i dreaded the most when i was growing up were my dad saying, "wanna play catch?" terrible. and so i -- i was invited to play in this celebrity thing and i'm writing this book which is a follow-up to my other book and it's called "the andy cohen diaries" and it's a takeoff on the andy warhol diaries which i love and so when i said yes to this i was thinking "oh, you know, i really don't have anything going on in july this will be interesting. now it's july and i have to do this thing. >> seth: but it could be a chapter in the book, is that the hope? >> it will be an entry, it will just be an entry for whatever the

three your own work during your time at the st. louis va you identified that on average ps h psychiatrist were seeing veterans for 3.5 hours a day in an eight hour day. when you contacted others do you know if they were tracking the information prior to your investigation? >> i don't not know if they were tracking it. i know our va doesn't track it and many don't track it because the chiefs wanted to know the answers as well. i got e-mails from other chiefs wanting me to forward the respon responses. and there was a new chief that had the same set of question asking what number should be reasonable. >> thank you. next question for dr. matthews. your findings discovered that 60% of veterans were dropping out of mental health care after one or two visits and during town meetings they tell me the same thing. do you think it is the type of treatment? should there be alternatives to that treatment? >> my goal was to make the va mental health clinic a welcoming place with easy access to care. the majority of the veteran complaints that i revie

when you look at something like target or schnuk's from st. louis, at the end of the day, the people that were held accountable, i mean the ceo resigned. but, you know, what other penaltiesties involved? i think companies need to get find. until that happens, i am not sure the companies will be taking security as seriously as they need to be vennie troia, we appreciate your insight. >> thank you. >> heart breaking news from the world of medicine. it involves a 4-year-old mississippi girl born with avirus that causes aids. she was treated with a combination of drugs as an infant. she responded so well her doctors declared her hiv-free. but now, they say they have detected the virus in her system again. the girl has resumed the antiviral therapy and is said to be doing well. researchers will try to figure out what changed in the system that allowed the hiv to return. >> he collided with another player and collapsed on the field. but javier maserano. he kept playing. some say fifa's head injury rules are to blame. david shuster in for ali velshi on "re

>> in my experience in the st. louis va, i had productivity data or had data for every psychiatrist as to the number of patients being seen, and i know that there is only one psychiatrist perhaps who did not get the full performance pay which is what would be considered a bonus, and that's me. i got 50%, and actually for the wrong reason they were correct because i only could accomplish probably less than 50% of what i set out to do, but it sends a very wrong message that the way to go about in the va is to just keep quiet, just do what you want to do, and you will not get into trouble for not working. you know, the only reason i think one can get in trouble is by identifying problems and coming forward. so that has to change. and i think, you know, it's a complex issue if you call it culture, but i think the fix to it can be very simple. and demanding data integrity and holding people accountable. once that starts to happen and once some senior positions, not people who resign who, again, have high integrity that they r

number one on the list was the cathedral basilica in st. louis. >>> coming up a major cleanup on campus, a water main break that took over ucla and a tour bus using an ipad behind the wheel. the driver was caught on camera on a trip to a popular amusement park. and david murphy has the exclusive accuweather forecast, >>> officials at ucla will be assessing the damage today for the school's famed basketball arena after it was inundated by water, a water main pipe near the campus burst and released 9 million gallons of water yesterday. witnesses were in shock by the incredible scene. >> i kind of didn't believe it at first, i didn't know what was going on and then i saw the water was coming out. >> the water main break happened at a time when los angeles and the rest of california is facing a severe drought. >>> dozens of americans volunteering in liberia are volunteering to leave that country when a doctor and another aid worker contracted the ebola virus. they evacuated 60 non-emergency personnel. one of them has displayed -- none of them have di

larue show who -- larussa also won world series titles in 2006 and 2011 with st. louisnals. >> i was in three great situations. with great coaches, great people around being taught. and i believe the way to accept this is tremendous is honor as a representative of all of those coaches and members of the chicago white sox and oakland a's and st. louis cardinals. >> and thomas lewis was inducted into the hall of fame. in 2006 he led the a's to their only american league championship series in the past 24 years. >>> a campus closure that secting hub -- that is effecting hundreds of bay area students. >> a dangerous situation potentially for motorists and people who live in a san jose neighborhood after a fire breaks out at a propane facility. what firefighters are saying about a cause. >> good morning. we just found out a freeway is shut down in the south bay. we're also looking at all the commutes around the bay. the bay bridge is heavy as well. we will tell you about a truck accident in livermore. >> even though ocean temps are running 60-64 degrees, there is a big fog b

kershaw on the hill tonight in st. louis. it was not his usual unhittable in the sixth. that tied the game at 3. in the ninth, miguel scores and tied with san francisco. danica patrick taking in the final round of the championship in south lake tahoe. this is the par 3 7. mark ri perfoppen lost last yea tournament in the playoff but not this year. this chip will go in. he win it is with 76 points, 9 better than jeremy and anica. jerry rice finished with 49 points. >> fitting, right? >> a 49er. >> yeah, absolutely. >> thank you so much. >>> three new potential box office champs go up against the box office chimps. we'll at the you if they can >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a family devastated. a uc berkeley student drowns in texas. what they've been forced to recover his body. >>> how posting a picture on facebook could land one woman in jail. what police say she did right before posting these photos, tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> neighbors in santa cruz came to the rescue of two skunks stuck in a storm drain. wildlife emergency services was called in yesterday and

land malice aforethought hosts 7 percent of the capacity and e and there's a sunday repel company st. louis has for energy than silicon valley. phoenix has more than san francisco and we're seeing a race to the top we in california welcome the competition in brooklyn across the country. another good fact that california we've installed more solar in the past 18 months than the past 18 years combined we're seeing tremendous growth (clapping) and that finally reaching double digits to the california electricity supply in past mark we broke rods on a given day this is important this is only counting of the four gigawatts federal and state it's not counting the 2 gigawatts on rooftops and hey, the sky doesn't fall and one last prideful momentum we're working to promote and educate decision makers california solar industry employes for folks than the 3 utilities annoyed we're contributing to the california carbon friendly supplies but helping to grow our economy and put our people to work in the state. but no one is possible await the support of our governor we've been blessed with so far the la

. >> you go to oakland and you have the same combination of chicago and st. louis. you have wonderful ownership. they're all represented here today. you have a great front office all represented here today. and then we had hall of famers, two of them back here, rick kick and nick. and i believe the way to accept this tremendous honor is as a representative of all of those coaches and members of the chicago white sox and oakland days. >> the green and gold were also represented by the bigger, frank thomas received the coveted honor on his first hall of fame ball lots. the first baseman put up huge numbers and also made quite a mark with the as back in 2006. >> i want to personally thank you all for being great role models and making this game what it is today. no shortcuts to success. thanks for having me in your club. >> i would like to thank the oakland as for believing me ass a free agent. lou wolf, billy bing, dave fore hearst. thanks for taking a chance on me ÷ that season was magical. >> very good speeches today. the san francisco giants are in action as we spe

itdquartered in st. louis, off rates alamo and national rental cars as well as the enterprise brand. the company offers a rental and car sharing services and retail car sales. he has served with the company for 20 years in various capacities. jonah as vice president of government affairs for expressed ess scripts.pris the company coordinates the distribution of outpatient pharmaceuticals including retail drug card programs, home delivery, and other clinical management programs. he spent several years in product development and corporate quality before leading the public policy and advocacy efforts. done with that. a good panel. and private sector folks who have embraced this and hired thousands of veterans through a myriad of programs. i want to thank everybody for being here. rather than going through the routine of each of our panelists give a presentation, i would like to jump right into an interactive discussion. our goal is to make sure that everybody has a chance to discuss these issues. our conversation

in st. louis v.a., 60% of the veterans did not return for care. then we hear in other testimony a third of veterans dropped out of care and 60% showed no improvement. this is difficult to treat. i understand that. it's a very difficult issue and very individualized with each patient that you see. but how can you explain that kind of dropout when these people are lost and you don't know what happened to them. those are the folks that may be needing a hot line, the ones committing a suicide, this astounding rate. you have more veterans committing suicide than dying in combat, then we have a true crisis. we've added several thousand providers to the v.a. during the last, i guess, couple three years. so how in the metric he's talking about, productivity, i don't agree with that it's meeting the same metric. what we found out with oversight investigation hearings is time after time after time, the v.a. self-analysis is not true. this turns out when investigated by an outside party, what we've been hearing -- let me tell you how frustrating it is for me

eastern half of the country though, you can see 90s are beginning to invade. 91 in cincinnati and st. louis and that is moving our way. tomorrow is a steamy day and tonight if are you heading to citizens bank park, looking good for the phillies game, the warm and muggy, a dry, rain free night, the first pitch is 83 degrees by the ninth inning dropping down to 83 degrees. low front and low pressure up near the great lakes, not a lot of moisture but that is advantaging tomorrow and that will bring us stormy weather late in the day and tomorrow night. this is what is ahead tomorrow, more humid and temperatures in the 90s but add the humidity and the heat indix, the way it feels up around 100, so it's oppressive. we'll talk about the timing and what to expect behind the system in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. stay on top of the weather situation with the new 6abc.com, you'll find the expanded collection of storm tracker 6 maps and a detailed folk for your area and the later accuweather forecast for "action news." >>> two years ago today, a water main break ravished a south

the bus was heading from st. louis to new york city. >>> 200 people evacuated overnight from a derailed train in new jersey. the passenger train slamming into a truck crossing the tracks in harrison just outside of newark. the impact causing the front two wheels of the train to jump the tracks. four people were hurt. >>> astronauts on the space station are getting new jim clothes. >> we have lift-off >> always amazing to see that. they are getting a fresh delivery, and it was launched from the virginia coast. it is a commercial cargo ship carrying odor resistant gym wear. it is resistant to bacteria so they won't smell as much during their two-hour daily workout. they had a clear view of that launch. maybe a little too much information. glad they are getting a nice little care package. >> breaking news this morning. another billion doll blar sar settlement. adam shapiro. he joins us with what this means for consumers. hi there, what's going on there? >> good morning to both of you. citigroup will announce a $7 billion

st. louis had the browns and the cardinals. the white sox and cubs in chicago. lot of baseball in the air. at age eight -- seven rather -- i became a cub fan. the cubs were so bad that year that the owner took out ads in the chicago papers apologizing for the team. all my friends became cardinal fans. a conservative. >> who was wrigley? >> the two wrigley's. the wrigley after whom the ballpark is named was an early owner of the cubs, kind of a visionary. when radio came along, a lot of the owners said, this is terrible, people will stay home. wrigley said, nonsense. it is going to whet their appetite. he gave away the broadcasting rights. at one point, five chicago stations were broadcasting the game for free. he was right. baseball fans were kind of a rough crowd. a lot of drinking, a lot of gambling in the stands. women didn't like to come. wrigley said, we are going to change that. he invented ladies day. he didn't discount tickets, he gave them away. 17,000 would show up. that is a lot more than most teams were drawing at that time. they overflowed onto the

he goes and shutout st. louis by 5-0. retaking first place by a half game.hanks to the rare triple play. a replay review of third out. he tried the head first slide into second best. he was out and cleveland a winner. hangs a fast ball and finds the left field shot to a 3-0 lead. the tigers pitcher goes the distance. he gets the game and gets it. no strike outs and no walks. 3 some of 0, that's final. unbelievable fr [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] . >> team usa's tremendous effort and heart breaking loss. the goalkeeper with the most in team history. they call this standing on your head. turning back shot after shot in the 92nd minute. chance of a time and punches it high over the goal. he clearly was until even if he had scored, it w

sam was drafted by the st. louis rams in the 7th round. >>> david ortiz hit his 450th home run last night. >>> johnny manziel has not laid it down yet. johnny football is out selling the likes of several football players. >>> is sebastian walked down th person down the aisle on her special day. >>> players of the arsenal soccer team, they are doing their best new york accents to promote their up coming friendly against the red bulls in new york. they admit the accents could use some work. >>> u.s. climate scientists say june was the hottest month in recorded history. meteorologist bill karins is here. what is up with that? >> we didn't feel it here. the indian own and pacific ocean were way above average. it was a very warm june. those records go back to 1880 by the way, it's the warmest since 1880. the other new story was a new tropical depression in the atlantic. as we go into august and september, it's the peak of the hurricane season. this storm is supposed to dissipate in the next few days. overall, it doesn't l

st. louis is 93. and that hot air is moving to the east. the temperatures tomorrow is up in the low 90s. you add the humidity it's close to 100. then we have storms on the way. the details on the timing of that coming up in the accuweather forecast. rick. >>> thank you, cecily. >>> the casualty count is rising. they are no closer to a cease-fire. israel continued the intense shelling of gaza. they have been using the weaponry on the air and ground to strike at hamas. still it's not immune to the consequence was war. 30 israelis have been killed, almost all soldiers. it's a lop-sided death toll. 360 palestinians have been killed. and during a joint news conference with benjamin netanyahu ban ki-moon criticized israel's military actions. he condemned hamas's use of sites for schools and hospitals to store weapons and launching pads. >>> it struck in a suburb outside of tel~aviv's airport. they are planning to ban all flights to israel. kenneth moton found out what affect it's having for people in our area that have loved ones in israel right

. >> you go to oakland and yet same combination in chicago and st. louis.ad wonderful ownership. all repped here today. you had a great front office all represented here today. and then we had hall of famers. two of them are back here. ricky, and i believe the way to accept this tremendous honor is as a representative of all those mentors, coaches, and members of the chicago white sox and oakland as and st. louis cardinals. >>> friendly between the san jose earthquakes and madrid in candlestick park. pk wins it for. them. 4-3 is your final. looks like he was going left. psyche. he goes right for the victory. don't forget the giants kick off a new series at the pirates tomorrow night. catch the action at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. >>> by the way, terry, peggy, i'm going to be gone for the next two weeks. >> ugh. >> yes. i decided to try out for the running back for the san francisco 49 sgleers. >> go goet them. we have faith in you. >> i think i need to lose a few pounds. >>> still to come, plans for a special tax district money to help build a private

the map for you, oppressive heat affecting st. louis but a good part of the southern part of the united states. look at these heat index readings later today it's going to feel like 101 in houston. but look at miami. high today of 87 degrees. we will asee heat index readings in the upper 90s. all that heat and humidity will lift toward the north and east later this afternoon. highs for d.c. around 90 degrees, lower 80s in new york where temperatures today will be the coolest of the next three high pressure overhead. that's going to allow temperatures to quickly rebound. we're talking around 99 to 100 degrees by sunday and monday for boise, medford and redding. national forecast will show our temperatures holding in the >> good morning, washington. wewe knenew yesterdawas togood to be tru this morning wararmer and more humid. winds out of the sou, dew popoin in the lower 60s but that will be getti worse through the weekend. through the north hvy shors and out into wt virginia. 85 yesterday today around 90. active thunderstorm possible. g

. >>> the giants now lead the dodgers by a full game in the west because st. louis beat la matt holiday with the two-run double scoring four in the first. the dodgers got a scar in the third when he is hit in the hand by this pitch. x-rays would prove to be negative. that's going to leave a mark, though. la was threatening but former athletic pat strikes out to end the inning. the dodgers lose 4-2. >>> no one is ever blown a six-stroke lead during the final round of the british open and the way rory mcilroy is playing he will not be the first. storm warnings did not keep the crowds away. ricky fouler began since strokes back but made a charge and caught mcilroy after 12 holes tied for the lead. mcilroy got his act together and put on a great display of golf down the stretch. he sinks this long, birdie putt. he would then make eagles on two of the last three holes on 16. he gets the first one nailing this one about 15 feet. then on 18 after a great approach, makes another putt for his second eagle. mcilroy with the 6th inning is 16 under for the tournament. good for

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