groups across st. louis. in a way, it was like a baby came back from the dead. >> yes, it was amazing. >> i missed all of this, but i can see love that was given to her. i st wish it was me. >> reporter: but that initial awe and joy soon give w to anger. >> i enjoyed my babies and someone robbed me of that. my children said, what are you going to do? i said, i have to get to the bottom of this. i want answers. >> reporter: so, she hires al watkins a renowned and brash saint louis attorney. >> the angst that has been caused by her realization that for 50ears she could not, raise her baby. have successes and, and failures with her baby. you can't help to literally have your heart melt. >> reporter: was there a suspicion that maybe this was some kind of a strange mix-up? >> the credibility with which zella jackson price presented couldn't be denied. it became really clear to me that something was significantly amiss. >> reporter: when we come back, the hard-charging lawyer goes public with an unbelievable claim.

"st. louis post dispatch" reporter, robert patrick, who has been on the story, says not everything was running smoothly hospital. >> they struggled each year for and i think one of the things that suffered was administration, staffing, maybe record keeping. it shouldn't come as a surprise, it was a hospital that was, it's the black hospital. you had supervisory issues. you had personnel issues. you had regulatory compliance issues. >> reporter: so it was kind of the perfect storm for some kind >> perfect storm is an appropriate if not perfect description. >> reporter: the big question many would ask, of course, is why? there wasn't a premium on black babies. why? >> st. louis has always proudly had a large and significant middle class african-american community. there is a market need. you had a mindset that this baby doesn't have a chance with this mom. so we're going to do everyone a favor and by the way, we'll make some money in the process. >> reporter: so a moral judgment here and a little

in st. louis, that exempted sheltered workshops from increasing wages.hy would you be against that? >> we need to be in the real world of operating, and we have to provide employment first in - to be able to pay that in the minimum wage. we are not able to do that on a regular basis based on how our people function. we have to work with them, based abilities. >> the range is so buried, that's the issue, generally again, there's a growing population in the united states that things that the 7 and a quarter federal minimum wage is too low. we are hearing stories about people that are paid less than a dollar. at some point you have disabled workers who are unable to be very productive, and get paid at a remarkable discount to what that work would be if given to an able bodied worker. >> if you follow the guidelines by department labour, you'll be paying that wage commensurate with the ability to produce. the guidelines are the same for everyone in the country. >> what do you say to people that say it's not fair to pay them a lower wage, that if they are wor

st. louisking to move his team to the city of angels next year. what i found interesting here is that he is from missouri. he would be moving his team from where it back to l.a. was based until 1994. >> he was instrumental in bringing them from los angeles in the first place. he became majority owner in 2010. he was born in missouri and keeps an office there. it is an interesting twist in the story. alix: why go back to l.a.? >> it is a huge market that has been empty for 20 years. one person i spoke with estimated the team would be worth twice as much there. putting it inbe the middle of a huge development. he is a real estate developer by trade and he must put this idiom -- stadium in the middle of a retail office, hotel, everything complex. he feels like he was burned by st. louis. they had a chance to come up with a $700 million o funding to meet the terms of their lease and they said we don't want to do that. alix: how do you value it? as of the amount of people that go to your game? >> th

. >> officials from st. louis and san diego are presenting new stadium plans funded with public money, mayor schaaf will try to sell the team owners on how wonderful oakland is. >> you can hear the passion of raid are nation at the public meeting two weekends ago but the passion may not be a match for cash. the mayor has been clear she is not willing to spend public money on a new stadium and officials from st. louis and san diego have plans including at least $300 million each in public fans. one stand ford economics professor said he is worried that she will just get blown off today. she is suggest, instead, oakland can bring cheap land for the coliseum site, issue tax-exempt bops and pay for $100 million of improvements. a decision is not expected until next year and this is interesting, one executive said as far as the plans matching up st. louis is furthest along and then san diego and that with make deck third. >> thank you. an inmate will file an inmate saying two deputies beat him. garcia suffered a broken

they beat the st. louis blues 6-3. st. n three in a row. >>> it was battle of the techs, virginia tech rallied from 14 points behind to beat georgia tech. they grabbed first lead on trayvon mcmillan's touchdown with 4:6838 remaining. they are eligible for 23rd consecutive bowl appearance. frank beamer is announcing his retirement at the end of the season. this is the first game since announcing retirement. you should be ready because we'll be right back. with respect to fast and efficient transportation. it's kind of a losing proposition to keep going this way. we are trying to tackle the problem with several different modes. one of them is the brand new metro. we had a modest forecast: 110,000 passengers per day in the first line. we are already over 200,000. our collaboration with citi has been very important from the very beginning. citi was our biggest supporter and our only private bank. we are not only being efficient in the way we are moving people now, we are also more amicable to the environment. people have more t

and then from the back of st. louis cathedral this is the site where slaves gathered of the african homeland. a clergyman noted that custom and after the civil war to celebrate the "emancipation proclamation". with the death of abraham lincoln with the civil disobedience today a statue of louis armstrong from the performing arts there was a chance of the west african women. and in 1983 to join others on the national register. taking a trip to venture into the french quarter or to take an afternoon to study the architecture or the zero neighborhoods for the civil-rights leaders from years past. the more you learn about the ancestors the more you realize you arlen's is the city that deserves to be preserved. and by the 1890's to see the newspaper from those times depicts the community to be awash of musical expression. as they are the string band. to state bear the names of musicians between 1880 and 1950. that will over half lived in the suburbs. from other professionals to be on this where the mayor would turn left in m

>> yes, i'm from st. louis, the great city of st. louis. >> stephen: what is it like? what are your family thanksgiving dinnerlike? are you tempted to throw some margaritas in the mix and a "watch what happens live." >> it's no surprise i am who i am. my thanksgiving-- for me thanksgiving is about watch might go mom really give it to my dad for hack the turkey up. she's like, "you're hacking it! you're hacking it!" so it's great. it's great entertainment for me. i love it. it's a show! >> stephen: you are the host of "watch what happens live." >> yes. real housewives" franchise. >> true. >> stephen: when are they going to rename is the andy network instead of the bravo network. >> actually got my own radio show called at sirius. i programmed it and i'm on it every day as well. >> stephen: you also have a book out in paperback now called "the andy cohen diaries: a deep look at a shallow year." >> that is true. >> stephen: a year of your life. once. >> stephen: how are you so prolific and energetic at the same time. what is your moisturizer. >> la prairie. >> stephen: re

st. l louis facility. the trainer is the all the only thing that could keep st. louis going.ago: a other planes are going out of production n barring any last-minute orders? laura: y yes. vago: i may ask both of youou this, but this is going to be a program repeatining -- program competing for resources not just within the air force, obviously the tanker is a priority and there are space efforts that are priorities, that in the entirety of defensepace, give us a quick update on the trainer and get your take more broadly on where it stands competitively? laura: this is definitely a priority for the air force, but competing for a very limited budgdget going forward, , i thik that train and comb forces helicopters, i think they might fall throu the g grexit. -- through the cracked's -- crac ks. the a aircraft are aging and they are becoming more expensive to maintain. i think the risk is not w will t happen or will it not happen, but when will it happen and how quickly? so i can see them stretching out the procurement rates to reduce the impact. vago: in five seconds, if the bom

now, he's taking the city of st. louis to court. oc: "gabbert to throw and we open and a touchdown!" that was his first touchdown pass in today's . >>> the blaine gabbert era is off to a good start for the 49ers. >> gabbert to throw, and wide open and a touchdown! >> that was his first touchdown pass in today's victory over the atlanta falcons. highlights, ahead in sports. >>> meanwhile, there is talk that colin kaepernick is done as a 49er. we asked fans if they are ready to throw their faith behind the new guy. >> reporter: juliet, as if bay area football fans haven't had enough drama this season, now the 49ers have got this quarterback controversy that just won't go away, even though they won today. 49ers fans at la rocca's bar are cheering, but not quite bubbling over with joy by their team's victory today. >> gabbert is not the exact answer, but we appreciate the w today. >> reporter: blaine gabbert, the backup quarterback, looked confident, connected with receivers and led his team to a victory. >> what was going your mind tod

it happened in st. louis, a lot of kids from st. louis go there. >> still ahead, it is a cool and clear stretch. we'll have rain headed our way, mike has the complete forecast. ben: controversy over starbucks really? we talked about this last week. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed, like 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, phone and more. plus for a limited time, get a free trial of showtime for one year. and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. mike: good morning, time to get up and rolling out the door and i will let you know what is going on for the da

why he blames the city of st. louisand is reportedly filing a lawsuit. >>> the man whose miraculous recovery got him a spot on the 49ers >>> san francisco 49ers' running back reggie bush is reportedly suing the city of st. louis over last weekend's injury that ended his season. bush filed a lawsuit against the city owned and operated edward jones dome. at the end of play last week, he slipped on the concrete. that surrounds the turf. he tore a ligament in hisless knee. he accuses of city of gross negligence. especially after a similar injury happened one week prior. rams are reportedly changing that surface this week. >> a special honor before today's 49ers game. did you see this? abc 7 news in santa clara as a marine veteran who once thought he would never walk again ran 50 yards on to the field and delivered the game ball. this is dylan gray. he lost both legs in iraq after driving over an anti-tank mine. he now has two bionic lower limbs. he says he hopes to inspire others. >> count me in as one inspired. >>> so many

st. louis rams wide receiver stedman bailey was shot overnight.y they've been in touch with him. he was in a car with several family members when he was shot in the head. that is according to the nfl network. bailey is expected to survive. >>> right now police in prince gorges county are looking for a brother and sister who are missing. roesz rosa thomas and james ward have been missing since monday. they were in a burgundy jeep liberty with maryland tags. thomas may be without her medication. if you have any information, police would like to hear from you. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. hilton worldwide said hackers gained access to its payment system. there's no information that anything was stolen. they targeted names, card numbers, security codes and the data breach happened between november and september of last year and april to july of this year. hilton is offering free credit monitoring services to affected customers. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> it is 6:55. here are the 4 th

>> you're watching a rescue by the stray rescue of st. louis shelter. there's been in the makings for at least five years. they have not been able to it's just eluded them in the woods forever. >> so this dog has been living in this burned-out home for five years and they just haven't been able to catch it? >> every time they set out to get it, she gets away from them. >> but why do they feel the need to rescue it? just because it's stray, it's causing trouble? >> because it's a feral dog. >> they don't know if it's fixed or not and they don't want a bunch of babies breeding out in the wild. >> bingo. they do know she's not fixed. and she's had a few puppies. >> how do they catch her? >> apparently shot her with a tranquilizer gun. the dog's name is mae west. they pull other her out, then they begin to pull out the pups, who are quite cute. >> come here, baby dumpling. >> i guess they're going to fix all of them and put them up for adoption? >> i think mae west and they do mention trying to find homes for the pups. this is a rescue that needed to happen

st. louis hit a field-goal to tie it... we into overtime and blair walsh drills the 40 yarder to give the vikings their 4th straight win... 21-18 is the final ... the iowa women's basketball team took the court for the first time this season. bluder's bunch hosted upper iowa in an exhibition game. ... the hawkeyes are ranked 23rd in the nation ... iowa's expecting a lot from several young players... chase coley grabs the offensive rebound, gets the putback and one... the sophomore boards ... how about some defense? christina buttenham coast-to- coast for the layup... the hawkeyes led 28-6 after the first quarter ... upper iowa tries to find a spark, aleesha cleaver gets the the j ... iowa's four freshman saw some playing time today, including megan gustafson who led all scorers with 19 points and she had 11 boards ... then it's freshman point guard tania davis driving for the layup... iowa easily wins 95-41 ... longtime cedar falls girls swimming head coach dick marcussen is retiring after 47 years. he won 9 state titles an

the center of the screen, from st. louis to memphis to jackson, that is the strong cold front that will have a big impact across the mid-atlantic. more on that and the talk of thunderstorms and a much colder weekend ahead in just a few minutes. alison: developing now, washington college on maryland's eastern shore will remain closed until further notice because the police are still looking for a 19-year-old. nobody has seen him since sunday when the police believe he took a rifle from his parents home as they slept. administrators told students to leave campus and stay away until told otherwise. also, the man who set a baltimore cvs on fire during the riots will spend four years in prison. raymond carter pled guilty to setting the fire. in addition to person, he must pay restitution of $500,000. the police are still investigating a series of arsons and ask anybody with information to come forward. leon: an update on a 7 on your formervestigation -- two petco employees will have to pay a fine after pleading guilty to animal n

while he i blaming the city of st. louis and now filing a lawsuit. >> a surprise for a retired military veteran. you can now return to civilian life in the comfort of his own >>> fisherman's wharf in san francisco filled with patriotism and honor today. abc7 news was on the embarcadero for veterans day parade. organizers moved it away from market street in an effort to boost attendance. veterans, police officers, and members of the military made their we through north beach and down to aquatic park. you don't see an army helicopter rolling down the street every day. this is the 96th "oi for the parade. >> one retired army specialist had a life-change moment at the parade. jonathan allen got a free -- his mortgage it all paid off. wells fargo donated the home to the nonprofit group, military warrior support foundation. they went through a financial mentoring program before getting selected to receive today's gift. here/% the thing. the fact they were actually picked was a complete surprise. even his friend kept it's secret.

many headed west along the santa fe trail from st. louis, using small towns in the mountains to the northeast of santa fe as the base of their operations. while beaver populations in the southwest and upper missouri and americanwindled, the fur trade headed in a new direction. buffalo robes from the west had been a part of the trade, but now they took center stage. they were widely used as blankets, bedcovers, and lined boots. this did not take off after 1812. the relatively small herds east could bessissippi found on the coast of the atlantic, but they had been decimated. in the great plains, it was a different story. there were millions available. path took a turn for the worse with the coming of the transcontinental railroad in 1869. during construction, the many eat--o needed to the corporation hired hunters, including william cody, or buffalo bill. buffalo bill cody alone single-handedly killed 40280 buffalo. number of buffalo killed to feed railroad workers pales in comparison to the number killed by the flood of people who would ride

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and think of it, it's in st. louis right now. this thing will be racing eastbound tonight and tomorrow getting to us late. more to come. stay with us. >> thanks, pete. you can track storms moving into your area with our app. >>> police say there's a cat fishing ring on the rise where men post fake dating on-line profiles to lure victims in and then rob them. kelli o'hara is live. reporter: boston police say there have been about six robberies since the beginning of the fall and now they say watch out and they are warning people logging in on-line. >> that's weird. >> it's a little freaky because it's something you were interested in. reporter: boston police warning singles of a catphishing crime. someone is pretending to meet them out for a date but robbing that person at gunpoint instead. >> i think people need to be more careful. don't trust people right away. reporter: investigators say there have been a half a dozen robberies reported in matta pan in roxbury in the last couple of weeks. >> you can never tell for sure. questio

flight delays in and out of chicago, st. louis and detroit, perhaps indianapolis over the next hour or two as that storm will be tracking well to our north. radar not showing any rain, no snow in our vicinity. clear sky, beautiful. now getting above freezing, low to mid 30s. rural areas low to mid 40s. metro area mid and upper 40s right around the chesapeake bay. at union station there's the flag flapping gently in the breeze. we will have a chilly afternoon, a dry pattern develops for the thanksgiving week ahead. a look at that day by day in just a few minutes. >>> 9:02. developing this morning five people expected to recover from this cash overnight in northeast. take a look at this video. cop car, a taxi and an suv all involved. it left what you see there, a trail of damage behind it. we've got news 4's derrick ward looking into more on this, he is live at h and 8th street in northeast. derek. >> reporter: good morning. the clean up has already begun, you can see the scene here now they are going to be boarding this storefront

orleans, they provide great art affects, walking six flags down colleen street from the back of st. louiscathedral, we arrived at louis armstrong park, this is the site where slaves gathered in antebellum times to relive african homeland rituals with a dance, drum and psalm. as early as 1786 the clergyman noticed the custom of the negro who had assembled in a green expanse to dance the bamboo line. after the civil war, like new orleans celebrated the emancipation proclamation, more and the death of abraham lincoln, staged 1860's 7 civil disobedience sit in demonstrations that led to a transportation until 1902 in new orleans. today the statue of louis armstrong gazes benignly toward composts square as light from the center for the performing arts glitter over land and that once heard the voodoo chant of west african women. new orleans heritage festival began in conoco square and in 1993 joined other new orleans landmarks on the national register of historic places. taking a trip into new orleans can be as easy to venture into the fringe area or take a streetcar ride uptown or take an afte

st. louis, san diego and oakland, each city gets one hour to pitch starting half an hour ago and the nfl is not saying who is going first. new carson property chairman said and i quote, "should the owners aplan the move, los angeles will proudly welcome two incredible teams to our community and build a stadium worthy of their fans e he is a five year deal and he will be paid only a dollar a year and will have the obligation of being a minority ownership stake in the raiders or chargers later on. the oakland mayor schaaf is hoping it will not come to that because she is trying to keep raiders in oakland but made it clear she is not willing to devote public money for stadium construction. officials from st. louis and san diego have plans including athlete $300 million in public funds that she is suggesting oakland can provide cheap land for the raiders on the site and issue tax exempt bonds, and could pay more than $100 in infrastructure improvements. some analysts today are already calling her p

. >> the st. louis don't support them, because i was asked when i was pregnant with my first, second child to move to st. louis for a client, an meanwhile, i had my eyes on a client that was two miles from my house, and i could feed the baby and go back, and i raised my hand, and i said when they came to me with the st. louis opportunity, and i said, i don't quite think that is right with me, but with the no, i had the yes, what about this big pharmaceutical client two miles from my house, and the male partner turned to me and said, we never would have thought of you for that, a but you are are perfect. this is why i am qualify and three weeks later, e was on that client. >> and you have had women reaching out the you at the firm who are planning to leave b now staying because of you and your story. that is a lot of pressure, but it is a remarkable thing. you said that once you realized that women in the firm were looking at you like a role model, you changed your approach. how so? >> well, one of the t

it trails down in st. louis producing rain showers. for us we get a little piece of this energy coming in late tonight with a few showers, not a big deal but there is rain headed our way after 9:00, 10:00 and then it should wrap up and we'll talk more about that in the full forecast. high of 51 today. in the accuweather seven-day travel. back to you. >>> topping our news this half hour, a newborn is rushed to stabbing. police trying to figure out how it all unfolded. officers were called to the yesterday. eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is joining us from the >>reporter: good morning. undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. she claims that she is the mother of the newborn, but all signs point to otherwise as to what happened here yesterday. it ways around 2:30 that police investigators say the suspect fatally stabbed the victim and then cut the full-term infant from the mother's body. now, when police arrived, the woman insisted that she was the mother of the child. the baby did survive, was taken to the hospital an is expected to b

. >> the st. louis rams and san diego chargers have also expressed interest in moving to los angeles. the teams must apply and get approval from the nfl to relocate. the earliest that could happen is january. >>> on tuesday, a city commission in san francisco will review improvement to the transportation fund. the plan calls for a light rail boarding platform and calls for the creation of two parking lots on port of san francisco property. the warriors hope to break ground as early as next year. >> we're going to do it as quickly as the process allows. we haven't skipped any steps. we haven't announced any plans to be in the ground next year, but we're still on track and we'll get this done as soon as we can. >> san francisco voters will also decide this week whether to approve the giants' big expansion plans. the team wants to build a whole new neighborhood near the baseball stadium, filled with parks, affordable housing, and high-rises. but to do that, voters will have to approve prop d, which would r

cbs sports.com reports bush plans to sue the city of st. louis which owns and operates the rams stadium. >>> a proposal create california's first actual wind farm, the turbines will look similar to those that already exist on land. wants to place 100 floating wind turbines 15 miles offshore. setting a goal of having half of the state's energy coming from renewable sources by 2030. >>> county planners told independent journal the areas most at risk are simpson beach and bay. is 100 buildings are at risk of flooding potentially affecting 3000 residents and hundred dollarss of employees. >>> skiers and snow board ares are taking advantage of the season's early snow fall. mike lowrie report from the sierra. >> for skiers it's the gift from mother nature they've been waiting for. >> it's awesome. >> often conditions for boarders who is excited about the fresh new powder. >> this is the first year in awhile that we've been able to hit a jump on the first day. so it's pretty cool. >> pretty cool for dare devils who like to get elevated on the jumps, and

>>> the st. louis rams and the nfl are facing serious questions about safety protocol after a quarterback slammed his head into the turf on sunday, and was allowed to continue to play. despite staggering as he tried to get up and falling down. only after the game was he checked for a concussion. our national correspondent miguel almaguer has the fallout tonight from the tale of the tape. >> reporter: with the game tied and a minute to go, st. louis rams' quarterback case keenum was spun around, dragged down, his head smashing into the turf. he appeared dazed and wobbly. >> case keenum slow to get up. >> he stayed in the game and later diagnosed with a concussion. >> to see a hit like that and see him get up and be so obviously in distress, how anybody could have left him in the game was just -- it is just awful. >> reporter: the rams' coaching staff now under fire for not pulling keenum out. >> that is not right. the league doesn't -- nobody wants that. we're getting everybody involved to figure out ho

st. louis about 1.5 inches. not a time of snow but maybe a little bit of a messy next from denver, colorado springs. omaha and other dockside at minneapolis -- backside of minneapolis. they could definitely impact travel which are heading back in the other direction heading home. tomorrow we will have a few more clouds around. early in the morning recent -- we can see patchy fog. at the end of the afternoon we should warm nicely. to the mid 60's saturday, introducing a few more clouds in the mix. some spotty showers. probably later towards the evening. keep the umbrella handy. enjoy the nice, mild weather in the low 60's. looking beyond sunday, it looks like a day where will have rain. not a ton. it will be good for shopping over the next couple of days. i will show you temperatures are a little bit cooler in the first half of next week for sure. and of the never start to slip back briefly. the best shot at rain will be tuesday, tuesday night and into wednesday and then driving back up for the second half of nex