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of st. louis and parts of north st. louis county to a new superdemocrattic district. >> stephen: the headquarters of monsanto are in your district, true? >> yes. >> stephen: how did you feel about genetically modified foods? >> i think there's a place for that. a great example is some of the drought-stricken areas in the u.s. >> stephen: mon santo is one of your biggest donors. >> right. >> stephen: are you a genetically modified ear of corn in a suit running for congress. >> i am -- >> stephen: are you a congressman or a corn-gressman. >> i'm russ carnahan running for congress. >> stephen: you are dodging the question. are you human or a genetically modified vegetable from monsanto. >> i'm human. >> stephen: legally i have to get that before i move on. you worked to ensure enactment of the america competes act to improve math and science education. sell me on math y do we need it? >> the united states for a long time led in science and technology. >> stephen: we don't need math anymore we have computers and chinese people. >> studies sh

michaels, cambridge, all that drifting around slowly underneath one of these you could get a dee st. nt of rain. -- a decent amount of rain. sunshine mixing clouds at times across the north the front stalled to our south not much of a wind with the front not moving much a little breeze out of baltimore that is about it. dew points have come down, upper 60s a little less than yesterday, some with a muggy, and 84 degrees. you see where the rain is, 78 ocean city, 85 in dc. we will warm up to the upper 80s nothing all that extreme temperature wise more what we will talk about next few days varying chances for showers and storms. there is the front we were talking about notice this one out to the west. that is the next one moving our way. and tomorrow gets a little closer, what it is going to do is tap into this moisture south of us see a couple showers and thunderstorms break out then on thursday the front gets closer, scattered showers and storms, some of them possibly strong to even severe and then on friday when the whole front comes through, again the chance for severe thunderstorms,

a republican. southern illinois, or outside of st. louis, missouri, i think that is a great place to say, willie traditional democrat area be allowed a young man who is 31 years old but will r elect -- that is the litmus test of whether we can get that done. that area has never had a republican. >> questions from the audience for congressman sessions. >> i'm with "the houston chronicle." the race in texas and a reaction to the court ruling yesterday on

a republican. southern illinois, or outside of st. louis, missouri, i think that is a great place to say, willie traditional democrat area be allowed a young man who is 31 years old but will elect -- that is the litmus test of whether we can get that done. that area has never had a republican. >> questions from the audience for congressman sessions. >> i'm with "the houston chronicle." the race in texas and a reaction to the court ruling yesterday on the republican

st. gabriel festival this weekend. it's festival in honor of st. gabriel who is aof school students, seminarians. >> for families look for some fun, what can they expect if they've never been. >> there will be plenty of music, plenty of things for the children to do. a lot of activities, a lot of wheels and things of that nature. it is about fun for everybody and also the food. >> after goat a wonderful table display there. on sunday, you were telling us there will be a procession? >> yes, there will be. after the 9:30 mass sunday morning, we he will take the statue of st. gabriel and process through the streets of little italy like we do every year. we've been doing this for the past 83 years. >> tell bus that orange banner. it has quite some history, right, all the way from italy? >> yes, that banner was made in italy. it was brought over here in 1929. it has had reconstruction work done on it. but it symbolizes st. gabriel who was very devoted to the bless he had mother and he was never ordained a priest. he died of tuberculosis at a young age. >> i understand y

much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest today was the principal conductor of the lot of them so they work a truck and director of the marines here in st petersburg and that's a kind of from all your spotlight will be back with more and comment on what's going on outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take a.

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there is a need to have books for, by and about the african-american experience and how we helped to develop this country. i present to you patricia makinsik heart of literacy. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that would be a great place to have a trading post. they set up a trading post and called it st. louis. missouri

of superiors got a hold of it and said hold on, not so fast. we have a lot of concerns here. a couple of the concerns, how long would st. luke's be left open? it is used by a lot of poor people. what kind of money would there be for community benefits? huge project will have an impact on the central part of the city. one of the sticking points is how long will st. luke's stay open? the city wanted the guarantee to keep it open for at least 20 years. the memos were leaked if the money is not too good for the hospital chain, they are looking at keeping it open as little as four years. the deal started to unravel. we cannot forget the politics here. one issue is the health care workers and what happens with them. the california nurses association, which we know is one of the most powerful unions in the state, does not like sutter and the national health care workers is not happy with this. >> belva: it is being done because of the risk? >> if you talk to sutter and they say you will put the patients and workers at risk for a very important hospital system and health care system in the bay area. under state mandate, they have to get it rebuilt.

this is in a suburb of st. louis. we've got a report from st. louis's nbc affiliate ksdwk explaining more. >> it was stuck. she kept on trying to pull it out. >> dejamon baker displays the results of a tangle with the business end of a taser. she has a matching wound on her stomach. >> i fell on the floor and i was like -- i couldn't control myself. i just kept on shaking. >> said put your hands behind your back. i said for what? next thing you know, he's got me down on the ground. >> i was crying. he got mad because he was crying. >> he should have had enough control to tell her to get back instead of pulling out his gun. he was nervous and tasing people. >> cenk: we gotta start with the tasers. it is out of control. against a 12-year-old? how much of a threat could she have been. in march a 9-year-old gots at ad in ohio. in june, they tased an 8month pregnant lady. at least i didn't put a bullet in them. no a taser is not a gun. it is not harmless. you don't do it to a child! if you can't control a 12-year-old without tasing them there is somet

horsepower engine offer one of the best ways to get the wind blowing through your hair on a sunny summer day. moscow can boast of its status as a five seaport russia second largest city st petersburg is actually where most of the action happens in fact the founder of the northern capital is also considered to be the father of the country's modern naval fleet after studying the craft in holland peter the great brought the necessary technology and know how back. what he said about transforming an uninhabited swamp into the heart of his empire and the russian ruler brought back a little more of the dutch as well with the likes of new holland island forming an integral part of st petersburg shipbuilding base. the industry's been important from the very start just about everywhere you turn there are reminders of its historic link to the sea for example the admiralty with that shining spire was supposedly the third building constructed and that's a tradition that's continued to this very day one out of every four vessels of russia's fleet can point to st petersburg as its birthplace and huge number of the country's biggest vessels like ice breakers and floating power stations

there is a need to have books for, by and about the african-american experience and how we helped to develop this country. i present to you patricia makinsik heart of literacy. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little

one person is dead and dozens remain in the hospital following a massive accident about an hour of st. louis. a packed a double decker bus tire and slammed into a bridge. climbed ladders to reach those inside. there are working with to determine what wrong. are letting more about a man police believe was have a gun and began pointing at people in a movie theater. undergoing will be emergencies psychological evaluation. at a showing at movie madagascar are three. -- madagascar are 3. >> he is hysterical. like, he had again and is in the theater. as soon as his friend looked up and said let's get out of here. >> the bill had been scheduled but that has been postponed. >> there appears to be a truce battle in the jackson family. >> this centers on the custody his return. brandy has more on the resolution reached in the courtroom today. >> the jackson family custody taken a another turn. a los angeles judge reinstated jackson as guardian of his three children. >> the role misses jackson has played is she has been a phenomenal guardian of these children. t.j. has been a phenomenal support.

sell-off on wall street today after a top federal reserve official dashed hopes of more stimulus for the u.s. economy. james bullard, head of the federal reserve bank of st louis, a non-voting member of the central bank, said he's seeing signs of an improving economy and doesn't believe another round of help is necessary right now. that, combined with those tech worries we told you about, pulled down stocks. the dow tumbled 115 points, its first-triple digit loss in a month. the nasdaq lost 20 points, while the s&p fell 11. >> tom: those losses come, in spite of two more signs of a housing recovery today. first, sales of new homes jumped 3.6% in july, up to their fastest pace in three years. gains were the biggest in the northeast. a separate report found home prices were up 1.8% in the second quarter. that's the steepest quarterly increase in six and a half years, according to the federal housing finance agency. megan mcgrath covers homebuilding companies for m.k.m. partners. >>> first of all, how are you going to describe the velocity that we are seeing in the housing market. traditionally a slow down. >> that is the reading for the july homes are enco

of your weather caused damage to a couple of homes. the system also uprooted trees and i think that the giants are in st. louis to open up a three or four game series. hopefully they're going to dodge all of that nasty weather? >> i think they will. but we have some great weather coming our way. if you like the hot weather. we're probably going to see the hottest images of the season so far as we head into the latter part of the week. right now lot of sunshine breaking out over russian hill, sunny skies. still some patchy fog along the coastline. starting to heat up now with 75 degrees in concord and 76 in livermore. 71 in san jose and 63 degrees in san fransisco. mt. diablo looking good, not much of a breeze there and the summit to this afternoon will be warmer than it was over the weekend. likely to see some low clouds overnight tonight, that will make its way into the coastline and inside of the bay but there are major changes ahead as high pressure is going to strengthen in the later part of the week. you can see the attached form showing up on satellite images. of the san mateo county coastline. othe

of trying to spread the faith. it's so it's been an inspiration to me. >>> at the by favorite food is easy to figure out. italian. >>> whitaker exhibition on st. joseph's day my family has a sicilian devotion to st. joseph lewis made special recipes at that time hostile with breadcrumbs and anchovies and pasta with sardines and raisins and donald creed of recipes in the sicilian cuisine. >>> >>> i mention st. joseph another one that's been an inspiration to me in st. peter claver who i don't think it's enough recognition. he dedicates himself to serving the slaves were brought over those horrendous conditions in the slave ships and the voice and a great inspiration to me. he got to become theleeve of the slave serving them. >>> know who dupree to? i pray to are blessed mother most of all and intentions for people and the divine mercy and i prayed to my predecessors in place deceased ancestors had some of us favorite st. joseph. i prefer a loss of people my family my former parishioners to my co-workers and former co- workers and are seminarians >>> put me on that list which you. here we are were people of god struggling economy and all kinds of things what can we do >>> w

other than that, a few storms west of frederick may clip st. mary's county. a storm over the southern chesapeake may impact areas from cambridge to the salisbury area. it does appear that most of our viewing area, moss of central maryland, all the way west will be clear. there will be some storms to deal with from cambridge southward. just kind of gray, overcast and at times looking like rain but not really seeing any. in bel air, we did see a few peeks of sun. laurel relatively dry. today the grass is looking green at the laurel high school annex and a little bit of sun breaking through late in the day. 82 now. dew point 68. that's muggy. not oppressive humidity. still, on the muggy side. that is changing already. to the west you seat nort beginning to push in drier air. we don't have it yet on the eastern side of maryland. that dry air will continue to filter in pushing the steam bath out to sea for day or day and a half. this heat index value is gone. there will be a warm day in the upper 80s. that will hold through the first half have our friday. by friday

of america are ahead. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >> we have a warning for residents in a st. mary's community. a pack of wild dogs is on the loose there and they have already killed two beloved pets. >> there is real fear for humans as well. stephen tschida is live with what is going on. >> there are as many as five wild dogs roaming the woods behind me. some of them possibly pit bulls. in just the past couple of weeks two house pets were attacked and killed. the wild dogs have started to strike closer to humans. for animal control officers setting traps, he keeps close watch over sugar. he let his other dog gizmo out and he never came home. what i found him dead with a torn throat. >> authorities believe a pack of wild killer dogs are running this part of st. mary's. >> some say they are pit bull mixes. some say there are a couple of shepherd mix is. >> a pack of wild dogs killed a basset hound. michele also holds her puppy tight. >> we are afraid to let our dogs out to do their normal business. >> animal control officers first learned of the killer dogs last summer. they hav