the st. louis's journey and the fate of its passengers. the u.s. commission on civil rights hosted this event in washington, d.c. it's just over 15 minutes. now we will turn to our historical presentation for today, the journey of the st. louis, how jewish refugees nazi regime were turned away by the u.s. government. recognizedtionally day to remember holocaust victims is this monday. we are grateful to be joined today by two accomplished historians with the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. the horrors of the holocaust and the terror visited on the jewish other, along with several targeted groups should never be forgotten. a painful reality is hostility to choose because they are -- hostility to jews because they are jewish existed and that is a chapter in that odious tail. today, we honor the memory of those who perished in the holocaust by hearing about the journey of the st. louis, and we also honor them by insuring such horrors do not continue today. media reports abound with devastating i

the st. louis, how just refugees fleeing nazi persecution were turned away by the u.s. government. the internationally recognized date for holocaust remembered today is this monday, april 24. congress has now encouraged all in the nation to commemorate the we areemembrance and joined today by to accomplish historians -- by two accomplish historians. holocaust of the should never be forgotten. the painful reality is the hostility to jews because they were jewish existed outside of nazi germany at the time. today we honor the memory of those who perished in the holocaust by hearing about the journey of the st. louis and we also honor their memory by ensuring such horrors do not continue today. unfortunately, media reports abound with devastating images of the chemical bombing in syria. refugees fleeing from the chemical war in syria weighs heavy on many minds. the holocaust itself and contemporary stressors underscore my gratitude to have these doctors here to discuss the journey of the st. lou

st. michael's college in vermont. [applause] general dunford: let me start with the father. thanks for those words. but more importantly, thanks for over six decades of service. it is very humbling to be here with you. [applause] for the record, you do outrank me. class of 2017, you would expect me to say it is an honor to be with you, but it really is. i would like to begin by joining the president and others by thanking the family members here with us as well as the faculty and the staff and the mentors that invested so much over the years. i know your support made it possible for each of the graduates out here today to have accomplished all that they have accomplished and i know you are i.y proud, as am several people mentioned mother's day to avoid getting in trouble at home i want to join those that have recognized mother's day. what i think i will do is just ask all the mothers here to please stand up and be recognized. [applause] i know that some of us have lost our moms along the

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they headed into st.ouis with sixth road wins, but they were hoping to lead them with their first three- game series of the year. it would be the first sweep under the yard and 1998. if you are watching from those windows you probably saw them struggle as they loaded up the bases in the second and then randall richard cleared the deck with the three-run double. st. louis on the board early. christian played here last night with another clutch drive today drives one over their head off their starter adam wainwright. 4-1 st. louis in the third. the 4th inning eduardo nunes has been learning to play on the fly and capturing them too. robbed wainwright of a base hit. 5th inning cain leaves a pitch over the heart of the plate to matt carpenter. oh mercy. that's a two-run shot. he allowed seven runs. 7-1 8th inning, giants are dead last. they've got a couple out of the way of st. louis. and then eduardo nunes goes back to back. cardinals win it 8-3. who was t back. and he needed to hold this. are you kidding me

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a set of st.uis siblings who turned a childhood dream into a family business. >> reporter: passing through campus at washington university, one man is hard to miss. sergeant jamaal davis stands 6 feet 6 inches tall, a height only outsized by his personal -- by his personality. >> a police officer now for 16 years, he considers his career a calling. >> in the city of st. louis being educated in public school system, that connection community. it's personal. >> so personal, in fact, you might do a double take. sometimes he is mistaken for his identical brother jason davis. the assistant chief for the metro transit department of public safety. >> he's always had a spirit of wanting to help people. >> and when these brothers need a bite to eat, jason and jamaal keep a standing lunch date with their third brother, a sergeant was st. louis city police. you can imagine the fear that strikes the cook who sees these three walk into his kitchen. >> you may have several people that tell us, i'm happy i don't

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st. mary's trailing in the second half. we'll have moving pictures of that coming up on the later shows as well as the a's and the giants specific the doves and the jazz. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 42-51 "i did a little snooping and found out how much y >>> l the captain on a southwest airlines flight celebrated has 1 millionth passenger with a special gift. >> i found out how much you paid for your ticket. in an envelope, i have in cash the amount of money you paid for your ticket. >> in addition to paying for the ticket out of his pocket, he presented the passenger with a bottle of bubbly. he is a retired f-16 fighter pilot for the air force but has been flying for the airline for 22 years. he's been counting. that's it for us, we'll see you back here at 6:00. and we're counting on it. captioning spo cbs >> morgan: a 15-year-old boy laid the rest. family and friends gather near emllas the remember jordan edwards, the former police officer charged with murdering me boy turns himself in. also tonight, elect

andrea st. john lived in castro valley. new details revealed by investigators. >> reporter: at the st. john's home in castro valley, remains boarded up. it was on the verge of becoming a cold case until the suspect started talking to the staff at the san joaquin county jail where he's been since early february on an related case charged with molesting his own child. >> five months after a woman was murdered and house set on fire, sheriffs have arrested a man already in jail. the 36-year-old is charged with the special circumstance murder of angela st. john. >> we believe the suspect went to the resident late in the evening, commit a burglary and steal items out of the garage and confronted by the victim. at that time he killed her and burned the residence and structure to hide the evidence. >> everybody needs their mom. >> reporter: in february, standard john's daughter told us how important it was to find the killer. >> my mom is the last person you would expect this to happen to. >> reporter: a surveillance video showing

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chris buckler reporting from st anne's square in manchester this evening.minated in the last few days by the issue of security, the debate stepped up a gear tonight with theresa may and jeremy corbyn taking questions from a studio audience — and facing a grilling byjeremy paxman. both party leaders faced tough questions on brexit, on public spending — and on security — as our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. a smile on arrival. but she knows what's at stake. this time in ten days, the country will have decided does she stay in downing street? could he get the keys to number ten? tonight, both took part in a televised grilling, trying to prove they've got what it takes. first, the labour leader faced questions from the audience. he was asked immediately about his approach to foreign policy and security and his stance on the ira. you have openly supported the ira in the past. i can give you an example. attending a commemoration for the eight ira men killed at loughall. in your words it was to "honour them". maybe you can share with the electorate

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louis was unfairly attacked by the st. louis post dispatch for the entirety of her race, so much so that when she was asked to give an editorial board interview at that point she was so exhausted and really knew that it was a setup for the additional racist, sexist questions they had been asking the entire trail that she wrote a public letter about why she was going to decline the interview. that letter really nationalized the race because people were so excited that she told the truth. the reason char was able to tell the truth is she had a catalyzed state and mobilized engagement program that could make sure that paper couldn't keep attacking her but they would talk to her. unfortunately not every candidate has that beautiful situation. >> that letter led to a remarkable slap down and slap down is the word by the editorial board afterwards where literally after she lost the election by 888 votes they said, well maybe if she had been a bit more humble it wouldn't have happened. are you seeing this, too? >> yes. i also thi

st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. jude children's research hospital is saving lives with pioneering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere. and we'll never have to pay st. jude for anything, ever. at this moment, she wants to be in her own bed. i want to be outside playing. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f. kennedy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... >>> now a live desk update. >> from "abc7 mornings." >> while you were sleeping tensions remain high in texas, protesters out all night and tons of people protesting a law that bans sanctuary cities in the lone straight. in front of the go

tuschara jones who ran in st. louis, was unfairly attacked by the st. louis post dispatch for the entirety of her race, so much so when she was asked to give an editorial board interview, at thas point, she was so exhausted and really knew that it was a setup for the additional racist, sexist, clasest questions they had been asking her the entire trail, that she wrote a public facing letter about exactly why she was doing to decline the interview. that letter really nationalized the race because people were so excited she told the truth. the reason she was able to tell the truth is she had a catalyzed base and a mobilized field engagement program that could make sure that that paper then couldn't continue to attack her but they were going to talk about voters on the doors. unfortunately, not every candidate has that beautiful alchemy. >> that letter, though, led to a really remarkable slapdown, and slapdown is the word, i mean, by the editorial board afterwards where literally after she lost the election by 888 votes, they said, well, maybe if she had b

st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. research hospital is saving lives with pioneering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere. and we'll never have to pay st. jude for anything, ever. at this moment, she wants to be in her own bed. i want to be outside playing. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. >>> closed captioning provided by --th policewoman >>> i always say you got to have some kind of nerve to just go into somebody's store and business and attempt to rob it. that's what's happening here. two guys run in. one of them's got an ax in his hand.

for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in st. louis, missouri. >>> finally tonight, may 4th is "star wars" day as in "may the 4th be with you." the day to celebrate one of the most successful franchises in movie history. since 1977, worldwide gross at the box office, more than $7 billion. according to "fortune," dvds and digital downloads reach $16 billion. video games, more than $4 billion. then there's all the other stuff like intellectual property, books. they took in more than $3.5 billion. for a total of nearly $42 billio >> i think we both had some of those toys in there. >> oh, yeah. >>> that will do it for us on "nightly business report," thanks for joining us. i'm sue herera. >> i'm tyler mathisen. see you back here tomorrow.

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these are the steps to get to the st. louis arch. look at this. this is video from the st. louis county. this used to be a road. it looks like a river. sandbags are holding back the water in front of a st. louis county police office. missouri national guard has been helping out. helping sand bag as well. some school districts are closed today including linberg where i went to school. in the rural part of the greater st. louis area not only did they cancel school, they are moving back prom. in some areas the water is receding but it is leaving behind a mess. this is i-44, major thoroughfare in missouri. the water is gone here but the road is closed. back to we have rotten weather on the way toward the end of the week. if your allergies are bothering you, tree, grass and mold. those are the culprit for right now. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. now we are in the middle 60's at reagan national airport. moving through overnight, mainly clear skies. 44 to a 2. winds out of -- 44 to 52. winds out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. waking up tomorrow morning a chilly st

st.et's turn to first alert meteorologist, erika martin. >> officially yesterday moarked our first heat wave of 2017. 93 on thursday and 93 on friday. today's high, 76. right now we're seeing 57 with southeasterlies at -- and we did see scattered showers earlier. lots of mid to upper 50s. current temperature, 54 degrees. fox chase at 57. summerten chillier at 50 and park wood at 57. our satellite and radar image picking up on a few clouds locally. i am tracking some showers move nothing to our area late saturday into sunday. sounse with again let's look at thattall mumack for today. the average is 75. sunrise was at 5:42 and sunset 8:14. so a nice long day all around. i certainly hope you enjoyed it. this is our temperature trend. upper 60s for tomorrow. upper 70s by tuesday. my pick of the following work week because we have plenty of chances for showers early on monday. hour by hour forecast starting at midnight and moving through tomorrow. we see showers moving into the area. i think t

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st helens are seventh, after 13 games.ership reaches the end of its regular season tomorrow. still so much to play for — three teams can finish first. leaders wasps face third placed saracens . exeter chiefs need to beat gloucester and can leicester hang on to a top four spot at bath's expense? the tigers are at worcester. bath are at sale and northampton and harlequins face each other for the final automatic european champions cup spot, a chance for saints to make up for a frustrating season. it's been very disappointing. the squad we've got and the players have got, was not really done as well as we should have this year and i think if we can just scrape in top six, and rebuild for the boys who are staying here and the coaches rebuilding next year, hopefully picking up some pieces and learning from what the skier has brought us. novak djokovic has sacked his entire coaching team, including marian vie—da who had been with him for most of professional career. djokovic was knocked off the top of the world rankings by andy m

. >> a shocking scene that has shaken students from st. st. cecilia school in northeast philadelphia to the core. >> i started running and was crying making sure my friends were okay. >> the group of 8th graders were on a field trip to see a broadway play in new york time square when before noon a speeding car came barreling the wrong way down 7th avenue to the busy intersection of 42 street. >> he ak celebrated he was not stopping. ran on the favorment and hit quite a few people. i saw people flying in the air like dolls. >> at that point. it ameka spalding rushed at man'sy children as she could into the nearby saphora store. 18-year-old woman was killed and 22 others injured. all students and staff in the st. cecilia group of merely 100 was unharmed. >> it was a mess and we saw a car smoking. >> police identified the driver as 26-year-old bronx resident richard rohas who had a history of dui arrests. new york city officials called the accident distantal and do not believe it was terrorism. the buses returned to philadelphia and the one word

severe warning for prince george's, calvert, st. mary's counties until about 6:00 hour. that's not all on storm team4 radar. up in frederick right now, a lot of thunderstorm activity around 70, 270 split. and we are getting reports of hail in calvert county. doug's going to let you know how it impacts the weather tomorrow and the weekend in about ten minutes. >> thanks so much, amelia. >>> while see alpha every day. he's a service dog. and tonight thee's gone viral. it's because of this picture tweeted out by a student. it shows alpha in a year book picture of his own, right next to his handler. a.j. is a junior with type one diabetes. >> i just wanted to have my service dog in the year book, i thought it would be great to have for my school and for me to look back on when i'm older. >> the year book staff agreed and david culver shows us how alpha's become a beloved part of that community. it's a story you'll want to share on your facebook page. >> it's been 40 years since a missing child case that shook the country. >> that's right. how the disappearance of this boy le

andrea st. john lived in a tight knit community. >> reporter: it's been five months since andrea st. john was killed. they very worried this case would never be solved, but not anymore. >> when he was in custody, he made admissions to the staff at the jail. >> reporter: last year a woman was murdered n her home, now alameda county sheriff say they have their man. he's charged with the special circumstance murder of andrea st. john. >> we believe that the suspect went to the resident late in the evening and went out in the garage. he was con fronted by the victim and then killed her and then burned the residence, the structure in order to hide the evidence. >> reporter: in february, st. john's oldest daughter told us how important it was to her family to find the killer. >> my mom is the last person, the last person you would expect anything like this to happen to. >> reporter: sheriffs also released surveillance video of a man walking near st. john's house. that car was found in tracey. >> we're