st. louis is grappling how to keep citizens safe and convince tourists to come back. it is a distinction no city wants, murder capital of america. the homicide rate in st. louis was the highest in the country last year, the worst the city has seen in 50 years fear and crime run high downtown, pushing businesses, tourists and families out. late last week gunshots rang out as the mayor was giving a press conference on efforts to curb gun violence. >> i showed this video to my son, he thought they were shooting at me my son shouldn't have to carry that trauma with him on a daily basis. >> jones took office in april, born and raised in north st. louis all too familiar with violence. >> the sensatization of gunshots is not the st. louis i want any family to live on. >> she made good on a campaign promise to cut the police budget, reallocating funds to social service programs. but in the face of rising violence in recent weeks, added more officers downtown she says the violence has gotten worse in the pandemic. >> we're making intentional investments, and making sure it is i

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and it was goalless between stjohnstone and st mirren. ept up the pressure on league leaders arsenal in the women�* super league. they beat aston villa 1—0, jessie fleming's close range strike proving the difference. and brighton climb the table after beating everton. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports news. novak djokovic will finish as the men's tour year end number one for a record seventh time. he made sure by beating poland's hubert hurkacz in three sets to reach the final of the paris masters, where he'll face daniil medvedev. the win means djokovic overhauled pete sampras' record. john higgins is into the final of the english open — after fighting back against ronnie o'sullivan. higgins trailed 4—2 and 5—3 before winning the match six frames to five. he'll play mark king or neil robertson in tomorrow's final. and sergio perez delighted the crowd at the aut dromo hermanos rodr guez as he clocked the quickest time in final practice ahead of qualifying for the mexico city grand prix. red bull team mate and champi

>>> william and harry left st. tropez and went up to scotland to be with their father.ately starts this relationship after that breakup. and i mean, it's pretty obvious. to make hasnet jealous. >> royal watchers around the world are buzzing over the latest pictures of princess diana frolicking in the mediterranean with dodi al fayed. >> dodi was a bit of a playboy, it has to be said. he lived a party lifestyle. three or four parties a week. >> he is a very flamboyant figure, and this relationship exposes that diana is -- is very different than the royal family. >> diana had stepped out of the comfort of royal-family life. and now, she was being welcomed and ushered in to the al fayed life which was sort of a celebrity version of royalty. >> he was showering her with lavish gifts, and filling her apartment with roses. so, she was bedazzled by him and he was taking her everywhere. >> dodi whisked diana away for two more luxury holidays on his, you know, uber yacht. >> i remember sardinia, corsica, even at one point pulling into majorca. it was just a crazy time. >> this w

st. louis, and it will take forever to train myself back. mid 60s at game time, blessing passing clouds overhead. temperatures will cool off next week, but as the cool air moves in, it won't have enough moisture to work with to squeeze out any significant rain chance. just passing clouds. some forecast models are trying their best to squeeze at a shower for the north bay wednesday and wednesday night. what it looks like a pretty dry weather pattern overall, with the butchers back down into the 60s pre-much across the board by the middle and end of next week. we will keep hoping that we can be thankful for more rain once thanksgiving rolls around. the long-range data does show hints of more moisture by the end of november, but it is really long-range. there is a reason we don't do a 14 day forecast. >> it would take for heifer. by the time he got to the 14th day, i would forget. >> it would be a challenge. >>> coming up, a new nasa experience in the east bay. we will take you inside of the unique space exhibit. >>> parking lowe's and one sout

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motherwell won away at aberdeen, and it was goalless between stjohnstone and st mirren. senal in the womens super league. they beat aston villa i—0, jessie fleming's close—range strike proving the difference. england's place in the final four of the t20 world cup is confirmed — despite losing their first match of the tournament to south africa in sharjah. an explosive batting performance from their opponents playing for their place in the latter stages proved a thrilling watch but ultimately wasn't enough for them. joe wilson reports. as cricket in yorkshire undergoes the most serious scrutiny in the england team in sharjah based, the captain says, and inclusivity and diversity. internationally they have a team to beat, which was south africa's plan. hitting 6/2 dozen is in an unstoppable 94 helped south africa to 189. when england batted the chase ended like this forjason roy, that searing pain from his leg tough to watch. whenjoss butler mis—hit the ball yet, really, south africa had eight wicket priced above any in world cricket. but there is ali and 100 metres for the