clair wrote -- at cape st. clair road.r commute to travel over three miles headed toward cape st. clair where the detour has been posted. a lot of folks bailing out on white hall, using 179 saint margaret's as a detour to reconnect with 50. once you arrive at this particular area it is only about an 11 minute commute getting back to 50. backis our traffic watch, within the next 10 minutes to update your ride on 210. outy: a brand-new study showing the risk of head injury associated with football. the results you need to see as your kids gear up for school sports. health care under the microscope, a tough test ahead for today. do you recognize this name and this jersey? fedex field in just a few hours, but before seeing the common red, white, and blue colors, there might be a lot of red out here with traffic. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. at 6:45, weck here are continuing to follow the breaking news we have been following all morning long on route 50, the road shut down in traffic still at a s

however in north st. louis today, there is a younger generation growing up and that younger generation might -- leaving high school, might have gone to work in a factory. it can't anymore. so we have a situation where, like ferguson, emerson electric made -- had factories in st. house and -- st. louis and ferguson. part of the tension, think, is that there just weren't well-paid unionized factory jobs for people in the st. louis area to go to. what bothers me is that -- i talked to a number of -- i went to st. louis to do the urban manufacturing because my brother happens to live in st. louis. my mother grew up in st. louis. my grandfather settled there in 1900. i won't get into his business. it's honest. and i could stay with him while i did the reporting. it was there that i came into contact with african-american civil rights leaders who said, look, these factories are leaving town, the shoe factories are all gone and there isn't the work -- there isn't work for the people they leave behind, and that i

however, in north st. louis today there is a younger generation growing up and that younger generation might, leaving high school, mitochondria worked in a factory. it can't anymore so we have a situation like ferguson, emerson electric had factories in st. louis and near ferguson that had headquarters campus in ferguson but it doesn't factories. part of the tension i think is that there just weren't well-paid unionized factory jobs for people in the st. louis area to go to. what bothers me is that, and i talked to a number, i went to st. louis to do the urban manufacturing because my blood brother happens to live in st. louis. my mother grew up in st. louis. my grandfather settled there in 1900. i won't get into his business but honest. i could stay with them why did the reporting. it was there that he came into contact with african-american civil rights leaders who said,, look, these factors are leaving town, they should factories are all going and there isn't the work, there is a at work for the people

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in st. petersburg.il sees the biggest drop in two weeks and it is make or break as opec and non-opec meets here to try and find new ideas to check supplies and we accelerate global rebalancing. ♪ in dubai --:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. in dubai. here are the top stories. silence.oller recs his -- breaks his silence. he says his country is open to dialogue. the imf says saudi arabia's economy will see close to zero growth this year due to falling oil revenues. for investors, a big week of earnings. we will have all of the announcements. welcome to "bloomberg markets: middle east." a big start to the week. it is sunday, start of the trading week in the middle east. it comes to quote oil -- a come down to crude oil. the ministerial committee will be gathering heal and looking at a couple of key things which i will highlight for you. one is what is happening with commitments and compliance. we see the complaints data at 92% in june. iraq is at 29%. the initial responses we are getting from key participants as they ar

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there you have to use kawingz and detour st.laire road you can see eastbound traffic getting by one lane is blo blocked. better idea how to detour around that. closure poinbebetween cape s ep h and hook back to 50. this causes problems for people waking up and coming from eastern shore to annapolis this morning. any questions erin fox d.c. on twitter. we'll keep you update odden that breaking news, maureen and wisdom. >> one of the victims in the deadly immigrant smuggling case from texas graduated from a high school in fairfax county. >> new rule on immigration could wind up costing some u.s. stitd city why a trance at extra from a money. >> a live look across the d.c. region. 71 degrees and it's 4:r57 we're back z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy >> today on "fox5 news morning" uncertain future. president trump drops hint he may be looking for a new person to lead the justice department. >> healthcare plan voted d down. gop lawmakers forced to come one a new plan to replace the affordable care act. >> another cool day comparably to wha

st. louis defeats the nationals, 2-1. so long from st. louis. take it to l.a. kevin burkart in our studio. what a night in st. louis. >> baseball night in america postgame show. welcome. that was -- >> a ball! i didn't like that. you got a pitcher and a header over here. >> let's look at the last play of the game. >> for me, being able to receive the game call. he locked the heade ball went straight to the catcher. hats off to a heck of a ball game. >> come on man. ed was his first day. >> how about molina rising up when the strike wasn't even called? >> he sold it. >> i've come against this guy. he's worked on it time and time again. they discussed game calling, so i saw the whole thing. they kept pounding him in. >> how about st. louis question of matt bowman comes into a bases loaded situation, first major league save. alex mejia, first major-league hit, first major-league home run when the game. that's not bad. also not bad in in houston. will harris and in relief. grand slam! >> he's filling the cap. that's not an easy shadow to play under.

yes, we will be in st.alking about how to save our cities and protect our progress and a highlight of st. louis will be the dedication of the st. louis urban league's brand new community empowerment center, which is located in ferguson on the site of the old burned out quick trip score. at that site and in that facility we will launch our save our sons program. so what we will be looking at is how we have taken anger to action. there are continuing concerns in ferguson and st. louis, but we want to highlight the very important work that the st. louis urban league is doing as one of our strongest country wh st. louis. we'll also continue our conversation about the state of black america. we will look at the progress we made and the unfinished business from the obama administration and the headwinds we face on health care and voting and a whole range of issues with the new administration and the new congress. we'll talk about our infrastructure plan, the main street marshall plan, which is the only comprehens

the airman went missing after a night out in bury st edmunds in september last year.ce have been searching local landfill sites after it emerged he may have ended up in a bin lorry. police are about to give an update on that search. we can see the scene in surrey. we are about to hear from detectives are katie elliott. she is not there at the moment. corrie mckeague, 23 years old, on a weekend off, and raf serviceman and had gone into bury st edmunds. he was last seen on cctv footage in the early hours of the morning, alone and eating fast food before disappearing around a corner. that is the last time he is seen. what the police have been doing is tracing his mobile phone. the mobile phone followed the same trail as a bin lorry which went to this landfill site they have been searching. initially, they searched the wrong area of the landfill site, but having looked at the mobile phone tracking and gps, they then worked out they should be looking in a different area. we have been waiting for a few weeks to see if anything would come of this particular search. what we a

here in st. petersburg, our top story comes down to crude oil, strengthening again as saudi arabia pledges to further cut oil, but the kingdom says it can't work alone, others need to pull their weight. i'm yousef gamal el-din. shery: just gone midday here and here are the other top stories. top, alexander novak speaking to bloomberg. riyad turns up the heat in the gulf, adding new names to the list of terror groups. a second-quarter results show rising costs, sales improved but miss the most bullish forecasts. and of course, oil gaining for a second consecutive day. yousef, did you see anything leading to this? yeah, just a general sense speeding into sentiment that opec and non-opec look is the course. there were no major surprises, but they did say they will improve their way, listening to the market, what metrics they are looking at. you're going to take compliance more strictly, and they are not going to take the countries who are not pulling their weight continue to do that. the other key t

supposedly, st.es went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. - [craig] up

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thank you for capital to the second city to st petersburg paltry huge we've had some fantastic times there with the chilean fans guy looks if you're having the same i'm here behind the corinthia high so it's the next to the prospect the main route insipidus back and it's turned into a little bit of chilly because the team is about to appear and behind them are all that she found lays it just about what. he. got. up. with a city good mood there when she didn't seem to be the table to be out for forty five we can just see the bus directly in front of us and as you can hear is getting pretty noisy as they found a celebration before going underground to get the metro to the subpoenas big stadium they all really adding to the atmosphere but we got a few of them in the studio there ready to go full throttle to support that they give us a song pretty gung ho not. you know they. do you. do know. wolf. oh well a lot of you know. ok we really need to be funded now to sort of violence and keep doing it i'm going to pull spanish books about the next up and you can tell about that woman right. ok

all the world series st petersburg the sun is shining everything is coming together now for a. untasted final germany against chile they say evening it's fourth in the fee for world rankings alongside me my number one sidekick we haven't replaced a yet you thing really well you did a little things replaced by the bat and then open right place for the cat but there is still time you know the rest of the everything's looking good now for very much for your team to look very well matched on paper what i first want to know is with what forward off i was just over to go until kickoff as a professional footballer now with a big match he played in big finals with an f.a. cup final what are you doing now in terms of preparation it's quite simple leave hopefully have a good night's sleep. the interesting thing between germany and chilly chilly have played in big finals in south america and of course this is the third final consecutively some of the young germans won't experienced the build up to the sky and so it's going to be interesting so you have relaxed but not before you trying to

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raising their minimum wages higher than seven dollars and seventy cents it was a direct response to st louis having raised its men. of wage to ten dollars an hour st louis workers will now see their wages drop from ten dollars to seven dollars and seventy cents an hour a twenty three percent pay cut study out of the university of california berkeley found earlier this year that low wages cost u.s. taxpayers one hundred fifty two point eight billion dollars each year in public support for working families so here's my question for you guys why are publicans trying to keep working people tied to food stamps and public assistance and you know i know why corporations like the scam they don't have to pay higher salaries and you and i all three of us are are with our tax dollars subsidizing wal-mart and mcdonald's and all these other companies but i don't get why republican politicians like let's get something straight here a higher minimum wage does not necessarily translate to a better worker outcome and i think there's a philosophical difference here in the minimum wage and entry level jo

st. joseph's university has received the largest gift in their history. million gift from alumni james maguire and his wife francis. this will support scholarships and financial assistance to students. >> students to the abington campus can look forward to a residence hall. the four story hall can house 400 students and is a short walk to campus. each apartment features a kitchen and private bathroom. >> it was a night of classical music under the stars. lovely music at the man center. the philadelphia orchestra performed the tchaikovsky cam. it was capped off with fireworks filling the sky. ♪ ♪ award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. this july visit your local volvo dealer fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone

st. joseph's university has received the largest gift in their history. a $50 million gift from alumni james maguire and his wife francis. this will support scholarships and financial assistance to students. >> students to the abington campus can look forward to a residence hall. the four story hall can house 400 students and is a short walk to campus. each apartment features a kitchen and private bathroom. >> it was a night of classical music under the stars. lovely music at the man center. the philadelphia orchestra performed the tchaikovsky cam. it was >> phillys smashed the plate in miami. nick williams, one of the two triples on the day. williams with 11rbi's all star break. bottom half of the inning, stanton. fourth homer off of the phillies in the last three games. we go to the sixth. 4-2 philly lead. four hits on the afternoon. to the ninth inning, mykel frankel with two rbi's. they win 10-3. they have won three of the last four games. aaron altair mri shows a mild to moderate straip. he is expected to miss three to four weeks. union kicked it up

police in st.do not have statistics on how many people have been injured in these incidents, but tell cnn they're now considering what more can be done to prevent them from happening again. well the engine thrust produces hurricane force winds. here in the united states, most airports are carefully designed with barriers and buildings provide a buffer from the jet blasts, but in st. martin it seems there just isn't enough space to do that. ana? >> incredible video there. renee marsh, thanks. >>> people might get a rush out of standing in the wake of the jet engines, there's no denying the dangers. i want to bring in a former faa safety inspector. david, first of all, good to see you. >> good to see you, ana. >> long before you went to work for the faa you said you used to do this sort of a thing as a child in the '70s? >> yeah. stapleton airport had a road on the east side of the runway and you could park your car and let the airplanes land above you. i remember as a young child, 5 or 6 years old m

wanda roberts, a minimum wage worker in st. louis, said the new $10 wage brought in an extra $400 a month and helped the local economy. >> if we're making $10 an hour, we'll spend that money. >> reporter: now that it's being reversed, what will that do to you? >> i will go back to struggling, worrying about how i'm going to owy my rent, how i'm going to pay my bills, and how i have money left over to buy household supplies and food. >> reporter: here in st. louis, mue minimum wage was supposed to go up to $11 an hour in january, but now that's not going to happen. and by one estimate, james, 38,000 workers could miss out on a raise. >> brown: dean reynolds in st. louis. thank you, dean. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," skiers enjoy an endless winter in the west. hd later, new evidence amelia earhart may have survived the crash landing on her final flight. her final flight. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first,

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through fairfax, prince william and stafford, charles and st. mary and calvert county, you may have water on the road. there's a flash flood watch with rain headed our way and the water is rising in streams and creeks. we will watch r a flood warning for parts of fairfax and prince william and a flash flood warning for parts of charles and into the st. mary, as well. even if it is not rising in your area, water is rising and more rain is heading your way. we are seeing trees falling over and that will be the case this evening, as well. the ground is very saturated and it is very easy for those trees to topple over. the purple colors, 2-3 inches and in calvert county, 5 inches of rain. the rain continues and the good news is that it will let up in some areas. heavy rain continues with a sampler north of frederick. there is the time lapse where for the past hour, it is not exactly moving. it's a stationary boundary and there are showers around the region. near gainesville, as well, they are saying road closures and also through would ridge. use ou

jenny joyce joins us from st. paul's baptist church with more, it is eerie motional morning, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. it will be a tough day here in west chester with bianca roberson's viewing beginning here at 8:00 o'clock this morning and then a celebration of life to follow at 11:00. family and friends preparing to say good bye to 18 year-old bianca, this west chester area high school grad was on summer break preparing for college in the fall, when she was gunned down while behind the wheel of her car by a 28 year-old man angry about how the two jockey ed for a spot on the road when the two lanes merged together this was on route 100 at route 202, david desper shot roberson in the head, she veered off the road and then died immediately. desper has been arrested and charged with her heinous murder, roberson's father rodney was on "good day philadelphia" yesterday he said that he cannot fathom how someone could commit a murder like this. he shared his thoughts, with us. >> didn't even k

from columbia to st.at warning and heat watch for areas like des moines and omaha. for today, 96 in st. louis. this is just the beginning of it. it looks like it peaks on friday, in most areas here in the midwest, and also there in the east. you notice tomorrow we jump to 100 in st. louis. chicago, you're on the cooler side of this. you actually get lucky with this. everyone in the great lakes too. it's from about st. louis southwards that the worst of it. the other story out there is in the tropics. we have a tropical storm don already up to our d-named storm. it's at 50-mile-an-hour winds. we do think it's going to move through the southern winward islands here. barbados and one of the spots that could get brushed by the storm. it should not become a hurricane. >> i'll take this one away. house speaker paul ryan took to twitter to let know he is just like the rest of us. >> we text, and we talk every night. i call and we talk. because they don't think of me as an emoji guy, i go crazy on emojis. i do se

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those areas in st.ary's county, california, hollywood and loudoun hills had average for the month of july. we only average about 39 inches for the whole year. some folks had 10% of their annual rainfall in 36 hours. that's pretty impressive and often does cause flooding. live look outside, our michael and son weather cam, 76 now, still very humid, dew point still hanging in the mid-70s. here's the radar over the last hour. most of the activity is now north and west of us. there's some activity that is exiting southern maryland, but i think overnight frederick, hagerstown and north and west probably will have the biggest threat for flooding. here are the showers and thunderstorms from hagerstown down towards martinsburg on the east side of i-81 headed toward thurmont eventually up into emmetsburg, cumberland and gettysburg through the nighttime hours. that's where the biggest flooding threat will be. finally this monster storm has now exited st. mary's county and is now across the bay headed for the delm

but it's going in the opposite direction in st. louis. dean reynolds is there. >> kick the tvs on, alex, breeze. >> reporter: amer hawatmeh's family-owned restaurant is struggling. is your business in jeopardy? >> absolutely. >> reporter: along with rising sales taxes and meat price, paige hike to $10 an hour two months ago made it expensive to stay open. so he's cut back from five to two days a week for lunch. entrees pricier, and his customers scarcer. hawatmeh believes it's not the government but a combination of worker determination and customer demand that should set the correct wage. >> that's how i built myself. that's how i'm teaching my children to build themselves. don't ask what do i get, ask what can i do? >> reporter: and missouri governor eric greitens agrees. next month the minimum wage will return to $7.70 an hour. $10 an hour was a mistake, he says. despite what you hear from liberal, he added, it will take money out of people's pockets. after nationwide protests the minimum wage went up on july 1st or will go up soon fro

is a ticking down to the final between chile and germany you know harvey and stan collymore are in st petersburg and have been closely watching the closing stages of the tournament so let's hand over to them now for our special coverage. just as beautiful as it has been for the last two weeks look at little carriages going around we still did for a ride yet we got a more alongside me in the lobby were less than three hours away from the final of the confederations cup it's going to germany chile we're very excited don't we start. but let's tell them about some action so far today it was the third fourth place match the loser's game as i call it portugal mexico take us through it i'm sure the portugal and should want to thank you for that portugal but i want thank you for that absolutely it was the third place play off portugal could afford to miss very early on great said bojo that was most of the marchers luis net so that puts into the back of the zone there just the ball drugs across and she can read so for me a bunch of shit i did and that's how at the near post the portuguese the

jenny joyce jim us from st. paul's baptist church, services set to begin in a couple hours here, jenny, good morning. >> reporter: we expect people to arrive here to st. paul's baptist church within the next couple hours to begin saying their good bye to bianca roberson beginning at 8:00 this morning. it will be a tough day for sure as people begin to arrive this west chester area grad was on summer break preparing for college in the fall when she was gunned down while behind the wheel of her car just over a week ago, person who did this a 28 year-old man angry about how the two jockey s for a spot on the roadway when two lanes merged together on route 100 at route 202 in west goshen township, david desper shot roberson in the head, according to police she veered off the road and died immediately. desper has been arrested and charged with the murder. roberson's father rodney was on "good day philadelphia" yesterday. he says he cannot fathom how someone could commit a murder like this he shared his thoughts with

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minimum wage worker in st. louis said the $10 wage brought in extra $400 a month and helped the local economy. >> if we make it $10. we will go back out and spend money. >> now it is being reversed. whatl >> i will go back to struggling. trying to worry how i will pay my rent. how i will pay my bills. and how have money left over to buy household supplies and food. >> here in st. louis, the minimum wage was supposed to go up to $11 an hour in january. but now that's'going to happen. and by one estimate, james, 38,000 workers could miss out on a raise. >> dean reynolds in st. louis. thank you, dean. >> coming up next, skiers enjoy an endless winter in the west. and later, new evidence amelia erhardt may have survived a crash landing on her final flight. ♪ bite into magnum double caramel... ♪ and unleash your wild side. ♪ made with silky vanilla bean ice cream and rich belgian chocolate. ♪ discover magnum. best friends share everythin