you're from st. louis, so how the st. louis taking the news? >> reporter: yeah, st. louis is not happy this morning. i'm from st. louis. i've also lived in los angeles. so i can't complain personally. and now the rams started trending on twitter as soon as it was official. everyone knows st. louis is a robust sports town. they love their teams. but los angeles is celebrating the ram's return. >> they never should have left. they belong to los angeles. and that's why i get so upset when i think about any other team coming here. >> i am pumped about it. and it will be interesting now to see if the los angeles rams fans from before will jump back on the bandwagon and everything. so interesting. >> reporter: even though the rams are on their way, los angeles could end up with two teams. that's right, the san diego chargers have an entire year to los angeles and if they decline, then the oakland raiders have the option to relocate there instead. now the ram's permanent home will be in englewood but next season, they'll play in a temporary stadium. this is the coliseum whic

and st. louis is bitter. take a look at this. this is a st. louis-style pizza and it says, sucks written in olives. yep, a thin crust pizza. and i have to share this one, it's something that my husband posted this morning. it says, tattoo shops in st. louis, hope you're ready for the surge of customers wanting to remove those rams logos. ouch. right? well we want to know what you think about all of this, about this huge shake-up, just reach out to us on social media. gene -- >> all those rams fans, maybe they'll move to los angeles. thanks. >>> you can follow our morning alerts each day on facebook and twitter. search the #8alert. struggling to pick up the pieces after at the missions scandal. the ceo is set to meet with epa officials in washington, d.c. today to discuss a fix. they issued a recall proposal but it was denied for gaps and lack of sufficient detail. the california air resources board went on to issue 13 violations. volkswagon used software to cheat emissions tests on over half a million vehicles from 2009 to 2015. >>> and there's

. >>> st. louis losing its football team. nfl owners voted to let the rams moved to the los angeles area, as omar be a franco reports, fans in st. louis say they are sad to see their team celebrating. >>reporter: the 21 year nfl absence in la is over with news the rams will move back to southern california. >> more than football at his history a tradition that allowed the cities in the country have we didn't have for a long time. >> nfl owners voted 30-32 to allow the team to move from st. louis to los angeles. the deal also gives the san diego chargers a chance to join the rams. both teams would play in a multibillion-dollar state of the art stadium in inglewood about 10 miles from downtown la. >> this is an opportunity i think for the ownership to reenter the los angeles market with the project we think is going to frankly not just nfl stadiums in conflict is but sport comp lexis around the world. >>reporter: chargers have one year to make their decision to stay or go. of the chargers choose not to relocate the oakland raid

this is the second time st. louis lost an nfl franchise after the cardinals left for arizona in 1988 the rams were known as the greatest show on terf. >> former nc state wide receiver torrey hult is part of that legacy. he called the move to l.a. bittersweet. >> it's going to be fun. but at the end of the day, whether they're in st. louis, or whether they're in los angeles, they got to win games. and that's what's got to be a priority for the st. louis rams. i'm sorry now the l.a. rams as they move to l.a. is putting a winning team on the field. >> the san diego chargers have they have until 2017 to decide. speaking of torrey hult, watch this playoff game with the former nfl star and his brother terrence.

street in north st. louis, missouri. the black side of st. louis, missouri. i think you went in that house. he picked the house at random. we go up to the house. bang on the door had a mac like a flashlight hit the doors are secured. open the store. not going to use the language. we know somebody is in here here coming in to bring you out. we don't know if anyone is in the house are not, but from the back of the house with the ruckus we created we see should begin to approach the door. wooden door, glass the center moving about the speaker here. slowly getting to the door. the door opens cracked. standing in the doors a kid about 19 years old, african-american. outstanding year with this female officer. i'm 6-foot eight, attachÉ right now. at that time i was working out every day. i was about to 65, 270, single-digit body fat, had, had a short sleeve shirt i was a size medium. and it was that small on purpose so ii could just look like i was busting out of it. [laughter] he opens the door, looks, and you said, lady, i don't know what you're talking about. i l

st. louis's mayor -- even loyalty. sot -- mayor francis slay, st. louis, missouri as part of the deal... the chargers... now have the option to relocate to los angeles too. sot -- mayor kevin faulconer, san diego, california if san diego doesn't leave... the door then opens for the raiders to possibly move to l-a. nats -- (football cheering - big play - quick) either way -- the rams have a new home in 2016... likely playing at the coliseum... until the new stadium is built. ((on camera tag)) that new stadium is expected to open in 2019. if the chargers and raiders stay put... the n-f-l is promising each team 100-million dollars to improve their current stadiums. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. jack/2shot kids at a minnesota school are sending some school are encouragement to vikings kicker blair walsh. he missed that 27-yard field goal on sunday that would have won the playoff game against the seattle seahawks. stephanie: enter the first grade class at northpoint elementary. (boy) "dear blair, i feel bad for you." (girl) "you are so so good a

. >> st. louis rams are bidding farewell to missouri and hello again to los angeles. and they may soon be followed by the san diego chargers but fans are none too pleased. abc's brandi hitt has the latest. >> reporter: the rams are heading back to los angeles. a homecoming l.a. fans have been waiting for when the team packed its bags after the 1994 season and moved to st. louis. >> the great wrong@perpetrated 21 years ago has now been righted. >> reporter: with two dueling l.a. stadium proposals also involving potential moves by the san diego chargers and oakland raiders, nfl owners approved the rams' move to this billion dollar inglewood stadium. >> that had the facilities that los angeles. >> reporter: leaving fans heartbroken in st. louis. >> it hurts. >> it's just depressing to see a team that i loved and poured all my sundays into for years just leave. >> reporter: st. louis's mayor even accusing the nfl of putting greed above loyalty. >> fans are commodities to be abandoned once they no longer suit the league's purposes. >> reporter: as part of the deal, the cha

as expected, fans in st. louis say they're sad to see their team leave while fans in california are ecstatic. omar villafranca explains what >> ill a rams. -- la rams. to southern california. >> it's more than football. cities in this country have that we do not have for a long time. reporter: nfl owners for to 30-2 angeles. rams. multi-billion-dollar stadium and inglewood, about 10 miles from downtown los angeles. >> this was an opportunity for the ownership to reenter the los angeles market with a project we think is going to change, frankly, not just nfl stadiums and complexes but sports complexes around the world. reporter: the chargers have one year to make a decision to change -- stay or go. if they choose not to relocate, the oakland raiders for begin >> we will see with the raider nation, will be working to find a home. reporter: the biggest losers might be the st. louis fans who are now left without a team to cheer for on sundays. >> is depressing to see a team that i love to just leave. reporter: the arou

he say hero in l.a., but a traitor in st. louis. the city's mayor, francis slay. >> stan cronke, was on his way out of here. he wasn't going to stay no matter what we did. >> reporter: the mayor estimates st. louis will lose nearly $4 million a year in tax revenue alone but the bitterness of losing a big sports franchise can last for decades. nearly 32 years ago, the baltimore colting loaded up moving vans in the middle of the night to take them to baltimore fans still haven't forgiven. in los angeles, naming rights for the new stadium could be worth $25 million a year. work is already under way at the site of the new stadium that local officials project will create 12,000 permanent and part-time jobs. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and we'll be right back. they call it plaforrequxactt. an ft yo uturook fo thayears, pafilifeeen ovidlution hel inals ou a ng-tnanccuri yourn fofuture to to nciasor held arotect denere undecrosco canll tatll n formrks jt minutes, g 99f od cabact foa cleaner, fresher, brighter denture

. >> st. louisans furious over news that their team is heading to l.a. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live in new york city. i'm del walters dell. there is new video of the u.s. sailors being taken custody by iran. their small boats were traveling from bahrain to kuwait when they entered iranian waters. >> these are always situations which as everybody here knows have an ability if not properly guided to get out of control. and i'm appreciative for the quick and appropriate response of the iranian authorities. all indications suggest or tell us that our sailors were well-taken care of. provided be blankets and food, and assisted with their return to the fleet earlier today. >> reporter: iran first, though, accused those boats of trespassing. the pentagon says the boat instead experienced a mechanical failure, and iran appears to have accepted that explanation. rosiland jordan is live for us in washington, d.c. we're learning more about their release, including the role of secretary of state john k

david begnaud, cbs news, st. louis county, missouri. >>> the mother of a texas teen who blamed a deadly drunk driving crash on affluenza is spending new year's day in a los prosecutors say tonya couch will not return to texas until next week to face charges of helping her son escape to mexico. 18-year-old ethan couch is fighting mexicic efforts to deport him. he could face jail time in texas if investigators find he violated his prosecution. > bill cosbyby is facing a defamation suit separate from the criminal charges filed against cosby wednesday in pennsylvania. camille cosby says the law does not force her to testify against her husband. her lawyers say she they will appeal. >>> wayne rogers played trapper john mcintyre and alan alda's side-kick in the early years of mash. >> you're not getting in the ring with that guy until i hear him speech. >> we are not throwing in the towel. >> rogers left m.a.s.h. after 15 years on television. spokeswoman said wayne rogers died thursday from complications of pneumonia. was 82

st. louis, 12 feet above flood stage, surging, cresting, the flow so high, so levies and swamp homes. the u.s. geological survey recording this historic rush as it threatens to burst banks. an artery of rivers, three major ones, all the the brim. >> 6.2 million gallons per second coming downright now, ten times what niagara falls on a typical day flows over the falls. >> reporter: what's dangerous is how many sections of river the flow is threatening. communities up and down this area are used to floods, but not for water this powerful moving this quickly. 30 minutes outside st. louis in arnold, missouri, they are taking stock of the damage, feared 150 homes are lost. >> carport's gone, deck's gone, couple cars. >> reporter: debris left family home an island. they have no insurance. >> restarting fresh, everything. >> reporter: with nine levies crested, shattering 18 records. on the road, more than 100,000 have been stranded, sections of i-44 and i-55 are swamped, and temporarily shut down. wat

live pictures of the arch in st. louis. >> kim: how old were you when you were living in los angeles and your rams took off for st. louis? >> dana: this is 21 years ago. i think it was 1995 was when they took off and i was living in reno at the time. that was my team. >> tom: the star quarterback i remember from when i moved to l.a. >> kim: you've always had a special place in your heart for the rams and now you are going to root for them. >> dana: when they moved to st. louis i said that's it. i'm done with the rams. >> tom: dodgers have always been a favorite in baseball around here. >> kim: we have a detroit fan. we have a lions fan so we'll have fun going into the next nfl season. >>> we were talking about the state of the union address. maybe you watched it and because of the time difference it wasn't as late as this little guy. we don't know who this little boy is bits a cute moment and our producers are doing digging and maybe we can have some answers for you with this adorable moment. out of iowa this morning. jeb

st. louis, river crested yesterday, but as water flows downstream, flood levels anticipated throughout the weekend, and certainly in the coming weeks. look at this, still rain in northern florida and southern south carolina. this front is pushing through, and it will dry out. here's your holiday forecast for new year's day. looking good, but things are changing. it's getting colder now that we're in the new year. say good-bye to the record warmth. new york city, central park, in december, we normally hit below freezing six times in december. guess what. this one, at least in 2015, didn't happen once. the cold air is coming in for the weekend. you'll feel it in new york, raleigh, and certainly into st. louis and little rock. temperatures are going down. so, i guess, we had it while it lasted, right? all right. well, that's a look at your national weather. now here's a closer look at the day ahead. well, you find that temperatures are cooling down across the mid south, but it's even colder the nu

all of the military services must open combat jobs to women a big shakeup in the nfl the st louis rams are saying goodbye to misery and hello to los angeles fans have a lot to say about the n f l's decision and the rams may not be the only team moving to l a abc's brandy hit has the latest from los angeles rams are heading back to los angeles the homecoming rally fans have been waiting for when the team packed its bags after the nineteen to saint louis arena on the perpetrators of twenty one years ago has now been righted which to doing only stadium proposals also involving potential moves by the san diego chargers and oakland raiders nfl owners approved the rams moved to this billion dollar in the wood stadium and had the facilities that would really bring a new kind of fan experience to the nfl went to los angeles leaving fans heartbroken in st louis it hurts it's just depressing to see a team that i love than just poured all my sundays into for years just leave st louis as mayor even accusing the nfl of putting greed above loyalty fans are commodities to be abandoned once they no lo

melissa: st. louis rams returning to their roots but not everyone is feeling the california love for rams owner stan kroenke. >> he is actually trying to stay in st. louis, putting a ridiculous proposal in front of us and walking away and of course setting his sights for l.a. >> depressing to see a team i love and poured all my sundays into for years just leave. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like reunions equal blatant lying. the company is actually doing really well on, on social media. oh that's interesting. i - i started social media. oh! it was my...baby. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause

john houser lives just south of st. louis in the city of arnold. >> we're just fighting the water, and it's up to the red line right there, just trying to hope the water goes down in a hurry. >> reporter: overnight, the floodwaters snarled traffic for miles, and today missouri's busy i-55 became the second major interstate to close this week. gene liston was stuck in the middle of it. >> there's nowhere you can go, you know. i mean, it's water, but, you know, if there's enough of it, you can't do anything. >> reporter: statewide, more than 12 people have been killed due to the extreme flooding. it has washed away homes, highways-- >> that is highway 141. >> reporter: and shut down water treatment plants. steve stenger is the executive of st. louis county. how many miles do you estimate are under water? >> it would be difficult to estimate but very near us right now there are about seven miles under water, right where we're standing. >> reporter: that should be dry. >> reporter: back in the city of arnold, robert smoke says th

. >> st. louis rams are bidding farewell to missouri and hello again to los angeles.y soon be followed by the san diego chargers but fans are none too pleases. abc's brandi hitt has the latest. >> reporter: the rams are heading back to los angeles. a homecoming l.a. fans have been waiting for when the team packed its bags after the 1994 season and moved to st. louis. >> the great wrong perpetrated 21 years ago has now been righted. >> reporter: with two dueling l.a. stadium proposals also involving potential moves by the san diego chargers and oakland raiders nfl owners approved the rams' move to this billion dollar inglewood stadium. >> that had the facilities that would really bring a flu kind of fan experience to the nfl and to los angeles. >> reporter: leaving fans heart broken in st. louis. >> it hurts. >> it's just depressing to see a team that i loved and poured all my sundays into for years just leave. >> reporter: st. louis's mayor even accusing the nfl of putting greed above loyalty. >> fans are commodities to be abandoned once they no longer suit the league

. >> redditt hudson let the st. louis police force in 1999 to discuss what he considered problems in the criminal justice system. n-november he spoke to students at the university of delaware about institutional racism in our criminal justice is done. >> this semester there have been a number of incidents that suggest a real need to have an open dialogue about race on this campus and others. the event is free and open to the public like all national agenda events. i encourage audience participation. mitchell hall as well as via social media. @ud race in america and you can join the discussion. you can make it into the conversation tonight. it is simply sad civil and respectful dialogue is expected. as i've said all semester, if you wouldn't stand up and say in public and hear michelle hall look around you. the understanding of race in america and on this campus but also be courteous. tonight, whether that's in this the law enforcement officers for justice reform and accountability, the coalition includes current and forme

teams owners, the st. louisll return to their original west coast home-- los angeles-- after 20 years in the midwest. owners also gave the san diego chargers the option of moving and joining the rams in what would be the n.f.l.'s largest stadium. the chargers have a year to make the move. hari sreenivasan has our look at what the moves mean for the teams, cities and fans. >> sreenivasan: for the rams, moving to los angeles means leaving behind fans and a $400 million taxpayer contribution for a new stadium in st. louis. if the chargers move, they'd also be leaving public money on the table. joining me to look at what's being won and lost is mike pesca, host of slate's "the gist" podcast. mike pesca, what do st. louis and san diego get out of moving to l.a.? >> well, st. louis is moving to l.a., and the owner of that team stan kroenke looks at a giant market where his team used to play and just sees riches. a little different calculation of n.f.l. teams with other sports. every other big-time sport, basketball, h

sheree: and sionara st. louis, the fallout tonight as the rams are headed for life in l.a. wlwt-tv] s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 at 11:00. sheree: violent wreck after wreck, cars and trucks smashing into each other and sliding off the highway. good evening. i' m sheree paolello. mike: thanks for joining us tonight. and i' m mike dardis. it happened in just seconds after a sudden burst of wicked weather. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa has the latest on the pileup that shut down i-74 for more than 8 hours. eighttammy: i-74 is finally back before the highway was shut down from his nine hours, it was chaos. just looking at this mangled mess of big rigs and cars -- >> god was with us. i have a guardian angel. tammy: the feelings are of gratitude. >> in this situation, with as many people and as many vehicles involved, we were very fortunate. tammy: gusts of snow and wind blew in. then the chain reaction crash of 40 vehicles. not how anyone thought they would start their day. >> that semi come by -- he was

meanwhile --- in st. louis ---- former rams fans were burning their old uniforms -- local restaurants offered free food if fans donated their jerseys, then they gave them away to the homeless ---- so you'll find people on the streets of st louis wearing sam bradford jerseys. the rebels play their second game under new interm coach todd simon tonight --- and mack --- rebels are 16 point favorites --- they are 1-0 under their new coach ---this win over new mexico earlier this week. it wasn't just the win that worked for the rebels, it was how they looked getting that win. the rebels played with a lot of energy --- they were loose and aggressive. air force is not a very good basketball team, so the rebels should blow them out tonight --- should be a great chance for todd simon to work on some things and see how this team responds --- highlights at 11 also, there are reports that rick pitino may be interested in coaching at unlv --- more at 11. ((sharie johnson)) > troubling allegations surrounding the former bould

the st. louis area received 10 inches of rain in just three days earlier this week. >>> we have nothing to complain about when it comes to our forecast when you see these pictures. >>> erika is in for john elliot. >>> we have colder temperatures on the way, alex and cindy, nothing like what's going on up and down the mississippi river. i do have some more information however, locally, things are pretty mild we have dry conditions as the high pressure system sits tight over canada influence our weather here. everybody is i think pretty much impressed with how comfortable conditions, 42 says, ed rhodes, keep in mind we do have cooler temperatures by next week. i love that it feels a little bit more wintery pretty much normal temperatures thank you information on weather watcher. here is a look what's going on along the mississippi river, we're seeing 16 states under a flood warning, that's because conditions, of course, those levels are above normal so we're having a lot of rain in a short amount of

st. louis. small signs of relief as some flood waters start to recede. but the worst is yet to come. here's indra petersons. >> reporter: tonight, a house floating down the mississippi river. >> it's devastating. >> reporter: in illinois, another body recovered from the flood waters. now, at least 23 deaths from the flooding in illinois and missouri. two teenagers still missing. state of emergency. >> this is particularly dangerous with this kind of rain, then this kind of cold. >> reporter: in missouri, the damage has been done. >> this will take a chunk out of our funds. >> reporter: with water treatment plants overrun, soon customers here will be left without. the disaster moving south. louisiana bracing for more major flooding. >> in about three weeks, we'll krooes crest here, and will have about 12 the additional feet of water. >> reporter: the waters are starting to recede, but it's rushing south. crest at 50 feet. meanwhile, the eastern part of the country, waking up to what feels like t

and moved to st. louis. randy troy, la rams fan: "the great wrong perpetrated 21 years ago... has now been righted." with two dueling l-a stadium proposals -- also involving potential moves by the san diego chargers and oakland raiders -- n-f-l owners approved the rams' move to this billion dollar inglewood stadium. roger goodell, nfl facilities that would really bring a new kind of fan experience to the nfl and to los angeles." leaving fans -- heartbroken -- in st. louis. "it hurts." "it's just depressing to see a team that i loved and poured all my sundays into... just leave." st. louis's mayor -- even accusing the n-f-l of putting greed above loyalty. mayor francis slay, st. louis, missouri: "fans are commodities to be abandoned once they no longer suit the league's purposes." as part of the deal ... the chargers ... now have the option to relocate to los angeles too. mayor kevin faulconer, san diego: "we have a fresh start -- if san diego doesn't leave... the door then opens for the raiders to possibly m

rams, after 21 years in st. louis, rams' fans are hanging up their jerseys. >> i'm very disappointed in the nfl. >> reporter: the owner says the cash-strapped city could not afford a new stadium. the team headed to los angeles where they played for nearly half a century. >> it is bittersweet. we understand the emotions involved of our fans. >> reporter: the rams will kick off their third three seasons at the l.a. coliseum until their new home this $1.8 billion stadium and entertainment stadium is built in englewood, ten miles from downtown los angeles. >> this will increase not only property values and employment opportunities, but increased community pride. >> reporter: after 55 years in san diego, chargers have the options to join the rams. with the welcome wagon out, football is back in l.a. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> why so many of us keep going after that record powerball jackpot even when we know how hard it is to win. warned -- to watch their back. ===jess vo=== plus, buried in the dirt for more

you're from st. louis, i bet they're not taking the news too lightly there. >> reporter: yeah, they're not. i've also livered in los angeles and i can't complain. i have the best of both worlds. this is 10ing on twitter. and everyone knows st. louis is a robust sports town, they love their teams. but while st. louis is upset, los angeles is celebrating because their team is returning. >> they never should have left. they belong to los angeles. and that's why i get so upset when i think about any other team coming here. >> i am pumped about it. and it will be interesting now to see if the los angeles rams fans from before will jump back on the bandwagon and everything. it will be interesting. >> reporter: even though the angeles could actually end up with two teams, the san diego chargers have an entire year to decide if they want to move to los angeles and if they decline, then the oakland raiders have the option to relocate too la. well the ram's permanent home will be in the city of englewood but next se

this is the second time st. louis lost an nfl franchise after the cardinals left for arizona in 1988 the rams were known as the greatest show on terf. >> former nc state wide receiver torrey hult is part of that legacy. he called the move to l.a. bittersweet. >> it's going to be fun. but at the end of the day, whether they're in st. louis, or whether they're in los angeles, they got to win games. and that's what's got to be a priority for the st. louis rams. i'm sorry now the l.a. rams as they move to l.a. is putting a winning team on the field. >> the san diego chargers have they have until 2017 to decide. speaking of torrey hult, watch this playoff game with the former nfl star and his brother terrence. part of the third annual hult brothers playoff party sunday at pnc arena. from 12:30 to 4:30 including games, music, food, and prizes. last year's party raised $150,000 to help kids who have we're back with another >>> well, we've got another cold morning tomorrow. it's january. it'll feel like it. 27 as you hop on t

here in st. louis county, authorities say the water is safe to drink for now but they are monitoring the situation around the clock. phillip and lauren? >> elizabeth, thank you. in the flood zone, chilly temperatures again. some parts of the midwest could ceelos this morning in the single digits. downpours from the gulf coast to jacksonville. snow in the upper great lakes from wisconsin to upstate new york, mild and dry in the west. >> 60s in los angeles and phoenix. 40s in seattle, dallas and boston. 30s in denver and great falls, and 20s in chicago and detroit. >>> hawaii is ringing in 2016 with a tobacco crackdown. they're raising the legal smoking age to 21. it is the first state in the nation to take such action. the new law also includes electronic cigarettes. stores violating the law could be fined as much as $2,000. minors caught smoking may be fined as much as $50. >>> investors are hoping for a better year in 2016. stocks closed lower yesterday capping the worst year for the market since 2008

>> reporter: devastation in st. louis. >> i really am -- we're going to miss them. >> my dad has been a season ticket holder for 20 years. it's just depressing. >> reporter: 30 of 32 nfl owners voted to allow stan crocky to move the rams back to los angeles. >> the great wrong perpetrated 21 years ago has now been righted. >> reporter: many owners praised the proposed $1.86 billion privately financed stadium and entertainment venue in engelwood, calling it the right way to return profootball to the l.a. market. >> absolutely the greatest plan that has ever been conceived in sports. as far as how to put the show on. >> reporter: for fans in st. louis the news came as a slap in the face. especially after city leaders pledged $150 million to replace the 21--year-old edward jones dome. roger goodell has called that stadium and the proposal to replace it, inadequate. >> we was willing to give them a new stadium right here. and i think they just let us down. >> i understand the emotional side. i have a responsibility also to ta

the danger here in st. louis, in the st. louis area has passed. back to you, richard. >> charles, what does this mean for business next week, the first week of business there in st. louis? are they even talking about that at this moment? >> not right now. they're looking downstream, though, farther downstream. you've got memphis is bracing for higher levels as the mississippi passes and flood watches are up in arkansas and parts of louisiana as this water makes its way down to the gulf of mexico, richard. >> folks are going to have to stay indoors. thank you for the latest from st. louis. next, bill cosby's wife could be forced to testify against him. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> we've been monitoring breaking news coming out of tel aviv. there are reports of nine people shot, two are in c

sm huge news that l nfl invited st. louis rams to move back to st. louis 30 of the 32 approved the plan and move to racetrack in inglewood ten miles from downtown l.a. if you've flown into lax you've son that area where lakers played old forum there a great venue there. they have option to champion the team there. nfl has been without a team for the past 21 years so st. louis about it lose its football team. still has cardinals out in stliews and blues. devils to face blues. game tided at two in the second period if patrick -- and perfect deflection there into the nets 3-2 st. louis. st. louis beats 5-2 the final score. islanders at barclays center, tied one, going to skate in. and it can a 2-1 lead. now nelson -- breaking the tie again second of the game. 3-2 they get a hat trek on empty nether they win 5- final score. they play in brooklyn tomorrow night. knicks and nets in brooklyn tonight. your idea of nick -- papers like it. no better option than tom coughlin an excellent football coach. i just think -- you know, didn't have a roster, and goes do

leaving fans heartbroken in st. louis. sot -- (no super) // "it's just depressing to see a team that i loved and poured all my sundays into... just leave." 6 thth move is immediate. the rams will play at the coliseum until the new stadium is finished in 2019. still ahead.. a lot of people are wondering what they'd do if they won the "powerball 17." "yeah!" cheers! well these guys already know.. but there's just one significant problem. we'll explain.. next. plus: plus... here's what we're working on... right now.... for action news.... live at six: gun safety. the new gadget safety experts here's what we're working on... right now.... for action news.... live at six: gun safety. (butted to) "powerball 17." "yeah!" cheers! you're watching the celebration of an entire restaurant staff that won the powerball.. or so they thought. share in the winnings and begin a new life after last saturday's drawing. one cook even tossed his apron just one problem.. they were looking at the numbers from the previous drawing. it was left to

st louis will be their fourth. plenty of fires and smaller emergencies, each couldn't think of a better person to do it with. "i've seen a lot of things in my life. i like sharing my experiences with her. in the end memories are all you got." "we're soul mates" ...who's helping hands are stronger together. they're already helping out and are unsure exactly how long they'll be there helping out. you want to help, the american red cross can always use more volunteers. contact them online or on the phone. yeah, they've got a great story. thanks a lot forrest. a waterloo homeless shelter is hoping to accommodate more men. but it's going to cost them. the shelter will have to buy another building to add more beds. up next... this morning's weather wise question. meteorologist kaj o'mara is up right after the break. first alert storm team joins us now. plan on clouds to increase chance of mixed precipitation, mainly after 3pm. this mixed precipitation will likely fall in the form of rain or snow, with sleet not anticipat