i suppose you know i won't be getting off at st. louis. there's a lot worse places to settle down.n. i'm going home. well, good luck to you. hey, partner! i been lookin' all over this tugboat for you. well, we'll be landing soon. you know, i'm as nervous as a mother hen. hildy's gonna be waitin' right over there at the dock for me. it's good to have somebody waitin' for you. how do i look, son? do i look alright? ah, you'll sweep her off her feet. you sure, we're still pretty far away? - excuse me. - just a aoment. there you are.

st. louis's history.his is best known as the courthouse where dread and harriet scott sued for their freedom. that suit went all the way to the u.s. supreme court which in 1857 decided they would be held as slaves. it was also a decision that was very broad. it said people couldn't be restricted from taking their slaves into federal territory. so it opened up all the western territories to areas of slavery. it was one of the deciding factors on leading the nation to a path of civil war. there were a lot of other things. john brown's raid on harpers ferry. a lot of things that were going on in the late 1850s. but any one of those you could probably say, well, it's one of the places where the civil war really began, where the roots of the civil war are. so long before the first gun was fired at fort sumter in south carolina, a lot of things were leading the country on on the road toward civil war. one was the case that was originally heard in this building, the case of dread and harriet scott. a lot of time

he got the st. louis science center pitch in one of the final major payments before we had the ansari family. for that reason you see on the side of the spaceship along with mars and 7 up and ansari family, the st. louis science center as one of the benefactors. he saved my smooch a multitude of times so. >> with that, maybe, yeah, great. [applause] that will do. that will do. sure, why doesn't we have a couple of questions? i had one that i've got to ask is, it has been 12 years since the spaceshipone flights and we were talking about tourists would go into space an commercial spaceliners and did you think it would be 12 years and we would still be waiting? >> oh god, if you give me 100 to one odds i would never bet on 12 years. here is the fact. we live on a planet where a gravity of 9.82 meters per second squared that is just, just low enough to get off of the planet. it's hard. the laws of physics make it hard. the rocket equation make it extraordinarily difficult. the beautiful thing i know without a

he got the st. louis center to pitch in final payments, i'm sorry family and for that reason, you see on the side of the spaceship along with mars and 7up and the st. louis sign center is one of the benefactors. he saved my butt a multitude of times. >> well, with that, maybe -- [applause] >> that'll do. that'll do. sure. why don't we have a couple of questions. i have one that i have to ask. it's been 12 years since the space ship one flights and we were all talking about how tourists were going to be going into space in commercial airliners. >> if you had -- give me a hundred to one odds, i would never have won on 12 years. so here is the fact, you know, we live in a planet of gravity 9.82 meeters squares just low enough to get off the planet. it's hard. laws of physic make it hard and i know without any question in my heart and soul, you're alive during looking at this is the moment in time, it's right here. it's right now. we have incredible people like jeff bezos and elon musk. a bunch of different p

hey, pop, tell us about st. louis. yeah! [all clamoring] all right, wait a minute. st. louis was just great. hey, rollo, give me that small brown bag over there. i bought presents for everybody. [all talking at once] you got a present for me, too, fred? yeah, yeah, grady. i got yours first 'cause you've been taking such good care of my son. oh, you didn't have to do that. i wasn't expecting anything. on pads. well, i really-- i'm going to put those on now. i need them. uh, grady, grady, don't take your shoes off in the house. please don't take your shoes off! and, donna, honey, here's something for you. oh. see there? if you get a watch, you can put it in there. bubba: oh, now, that's cruel. low-down. fred: wait a minute. i was just kidding. i was just kidding, honey. here's the watch. oh! oh! it's beautiful! look, esther! yes. look. it's exactly 249. are you kidding? it must be 6:00. i wasn't looking at the time, fred. i was looking at the price tag. well, get your face away from it before it stops. that's just a clear piece of plastic. no, it ain't. put it up to your f

in st. louis and one in kansas city. two other officers shot in s sanibel, florida. one in texas. a 46-year-old police officer was in his patrol car and shot twice in the face by a gunman in a silver car and opened fire and sped off. that suspect later killed in a shootout with police. the 20-year veteran police officer, married information fa three, is in critical condition and is expected to survive. >> this officer was not involved in a traffic stop. he was not trying to pull this car over. this officer was driving down the road and ambushed by an individual who pulled a gun on him and shot out the police officer's window. >> all officers in st. louis will now ride two to a patrol car until further notice. >>> and in kansas city, in gladstone, missouri, a police officer was shot and the suspect was shot. the fop tweeting the officer is expected to survive. the suspect's condition and identity is yet to be confirmed. >> west of ft. myers, a police officer was sitting in his patrol car following

one in st. louis and one in san antonio. in st. louis at about 7:30 tonight a police officer was shot twice in the face and he is conscious. there is a press conference going on right now. slowing down with traffic when somebody pulled up alongside the driver's side of his car and shot him twice through the window and drove off. the only description they have is that it was a silver car. that officer right now is in the hospital going through surgery. he is critical but stable. they say that officer was able to talk. he radioed for help himself and was able to have other police officers bring him to the hospital. these are more picture we're getting a look at on the scene as we well. sexual event. this is some of the police activity in st. louis tonight. but all day long we have been tracking san antonio where detective ben yeah -- ben marconi was shot and killed today while he was conducting a traffic stop then another vehicle drove up behind him. that driver got out and shot him twice through the driver's side window as well killi

is fred still in st. louis? yeah, fred's still in st. louis. good. i'll say a prayer for the state of missouri. yeah. well, what can i do for you, chester? oh, yeah. what can i do for you? well, with fred gone, i'd like to bring my bible group over here for a meeting. w--well, why do you want to bring them over here? i have to. our usual meetin' place has been condemned. oh, gee whiz. i'm sorry to hear that. yes, we all were, especially sister hannah. she was the one who fell through the floor. fell through the floor? mmm, mmm, mmm. i sure hope she wasn't hurt too bad. no. she busted her hip. lucky for her, she got a lot of hip. but the poor thing is walkin' crooked like this. grady: mmm, mmm, mmm. so that's why this place would be just fine, since that heathenous fred isn't here. oh. well, you see, um... i'm afraid you can't have your bible meetings here. and he said if you were to come over here askin' about having a bible meeting, that i was to say no. so i'm sayin' no. look, sucker... the lord sent this heavenly opportunity to put some holiness i

this morning, st. louis police say they have killed the man accused of shooting and critically injuring a police sergeant. officials say the suspect attacked the 46-year-old officer yesterday evening. they say the officer is able to talk and doctors expect him to survive. the city's police chief says the officer was not involved in a call or a traffic stop. " this officer was driving down the road d pointed a gun at him from inside of his car and shot at the police officer's window." " the suspect ran away. helicopters, swat teams and police officers were able to track him down. authorities say he shot at a squad car and officers returned fire killing him. san antonio police are looking for the person who shot and killed an officer during a traffic stop. investigators say detective benjamin marconi pulled a car over early sunday his squad car another car pulled up behind him. the suspect got out, walked up to the window, and shot marconi twice. "most families will be celebrating the holidays, sapd will be bu

a st. louis, missouri police sergeant is in critical but stable condition in what investigators are calling an ambush. the officer was sitting in traffic when another him and shot him twice in the face. the officer says he saw the muzzle flash and felt the window breaking as the shots came through and hit him in the head. another missouri officer was shot during a traffic stop last night. this one in gladstone, a suburb of kansas city. the officer is expected to survive. and in sanibel florida, outside fort myers, officer jarred ciccone was shot in the shoulder while sitting in his car a traffic stop... ciccone was treated at the hospital and released. ((brian loftus)) >>> police say the suspects wanted in gladstone and st. louis attacks were both shot and killed by police. ((kirsten joyce)) >> in sanibel, florida, barricaded himself in his home and was later taken into custody ((brian loftus)) >>> skiers and snowboarders are ready to hit the slopes. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day we'

in st. louis, a 46-year-old sergeant was in his patrol car and shot twice by a gunman who pulled up alongside him and opened fire and sped off. that suspect was later killed by police. the officer is in critical, but stable condition. he is expected to survive. >> this officer was not involved in the traffic stop. he was not trying to pull this car over. this officer was driving down the road and ambushed by an individual who pointed a gun at him from inside of his car and shot out the police officer's window. >> until further notice, all officers in st. louis will ride two to a patrol car. the wounded sergeant spoke to fellow officers, but could not give a description of the shooter. >>> and ten minutes outside kansas city in gladstone, missouri, a police officer shot during a traffic stop late last night. the suspect also shot. the kansas city fop tweeting the officer is expected to survive. the suspect's condition and identity have yet to be confirmed. >>> and sanibel, florida, west of ft. myer

it's 43 in st. louis. as a take a look to the next couple days, we keep an eye out here into the plane states and for the west into the four corners region. this is one area of low pressure is in that area of low pressure will continue to move to the easton as it does so will gain more strength. you're likely to see a storm system begin to develop somewhere in the nebraska kansas area coming out to the iowa missouri area. this is a far cry from what we had last week. there's no real pull or push coming behind it and we aren't expecting that intensification come in. we're not expecting the 70s, have either. it will be warmer but not white record setting. 70 and temperatures, 20s and 32 in downtown cleveland. light wins the war but trimmer with anyways, these clouds may be a random stuff like these but the rest of us will deal with sunny skies, northwest winds to continue progress the workday gets going we head toward one shower, temperature should rebound nicely in the mid-and upper 30s. would be surprised

in st. louis, another gunman shot an officer twice in the face while he was sitting in his patrol car. but this officer, a sergeant who's 46, not only survived. he's already out of the hospital. " a job it is and tells you how much we have to appreciate our police officers. we have to understand the difficulties they go through, the sacrifices they undertake to protect us and protect our neighborhoods " police shot and killed the gunman in st. louis. he was just 19. in the kansas city suburb of gladstone, missouri, someone shot a police officer yesterday during a traffic stop. the officer's out of surgery and is expected to make a full recovery. and an officer in sanibel, florida, is also traffic stop last night. the weekend attacks happened three weeks after the shooting deaths of two des moines area police officers. urbandale police officer justin martin and des moines police sergeant anthony beminio both died after separate ambushes while they were in their patrol cars. police arrested the susp

in st. louis, another ambush. an officer shot twice in the face while hit sitting in his patrol car. the unidentified father of three now in critical but stable condition. after a city-wide manhunt. police and the suspect exchanging gunfire overnight. the alleged shooter killed by authorities. an officer in gladstone was shot while making a traffic stop. the kansas the officer is expected to survive. a suspect was wounded in the incident. and in south florida, an officer was shot in a drive-by while he was conducting a traffic stop on sanibel island. a suspect was taken into custody after an exchange of gunfire with police. the officer was hit in the shoulder and was treated and released at the hospital. in the wake of the shootings, st. louis will have two officers per squad car. >> san antonio is taking a similar stance. officers will not conduct >>> this morning's other big story. extreme weather making a mess of roads and airports on this busy travel week. >> tricky timing. there's a major winter storm under w

in the wake of the shootings, st. louis will have two officers per squad car. >> san antonio is taking a similar stance. officers will not conduct >>> this morning's other big story. extreme weather making a mess of roads and airports on this busy travel week. >> tricky timing. there's a major winter storm under way from the midwest to the northeast. communities like batavia, new york, midway between rochester and buffalo, expecting as much as nine inches of lake-effect snow. >> the strongest areas of the storm right now are over new york state, with some strong activity er new england. let's get the complete forecast from accuweather's paul williams. paul, good morning. >> good morning, kendis, mara. watching out for some snow throughout the upper midwest. soaking rain from sioux falls, chicago, all the way over towards buffalo. showers and thunderstorms slowing travel to the mississippi valley region. keep in mind, we're looking for tuesday, wednesday, possibility of three to six inches from fargo over towards duluth. in

sot - chief sam dotson / st. louis police "the officer says he saw the muzzle flashes and felt the glass breaking in his window as the shots came through and struck him in the and... another in missouri..... have two more officers recovering. all -4- cases happened.... during traffic stops. we are told.... in st. louis and in san antonio... stops.... in pairs.. until further notice. electronics giant samsung is doing damage control tonight over its flagship galaxy smartphones. new reports have surfaced that other galaxy s-7 devices are bursting into flames.. similar to what happened with the note-7. samsung stopped selling the note-7 last month after failing to correct the problem. samsung is now trying to reassure customers that other devices in the same smartphone family are safe.. despite customer complaints. fears of extra hectic holiday travel.... can be put at ease... here's a live look at mc-carran right now...... there had been concern of a worker's strike..... at chicago's o'hare airport could have ripple effe

the officer in st. louis is expected to be okay. sia. >> sia: i'm sia nyorkor here on cleveland's west side where the search is on for two men wanted in a string of carjackings right here. take a look at that picture on your screen. brian. >> brian: we're trying to get answers about this one-car crash in cleveland overnight. a car flipped upside-down at 121st and kinsman. we're waiting on a anyone was hurt. >> tia: a stretch of brecksville road will be renamed cavaliers way today. it's the part that leads up to the cavs practice facility in independence. we will be there at 2:30 when the commemoration is set to happen. you can look on our cleveland 19 mobile news app for streaming video. >>> ice-skating is coming back to public square today. the first skate at 10 a.m. slider is there to kick off all the fun. cleveland metro area. 39 is the slowdown spot, 77 just north of 490 in between the innerbelt bridge where it begin. the left lane is, of course, blocked there. we talked about that for a while there. we have an accident that pop

well, i promised your daddy i'd take good care of you while he was away in st. louis. now, come on down here and eat your jell-o. i don't want no jell-o, grady! hmm. well, i guess i'll have to eat it myself. i used to know a girl who could do that. right. her name was lottie the body. she was as mellow as jello. [laughing] what's the matter-- what's the matter with you, grady? haven't you ever seen anybody wear a ascot before? is that what you call that? that's right, it's a ascot. see, over in england, this is what all the rich dudes wear at the racetrack. a ascot. oh, then that's why you look like a horse's ascot. my, goodness, and just look at the rest of you. look at that jacket. don't tell me, i know. that's what the well-dressed hot dog man wears at the racetrack. you don't know nothing, do you, grady? i know a sissy when i see one. and you sure look like a sissy to me. this happens to be a lounging jacket, grady, and it's what you wear around the house. see, i got it on sale at phil's fashion box. oh, well, you better wear it around the house, 'cause if you wear

with the gift of the spirit of st. louis and how to make a spaceship would inspire the next generation of innovators and dreamers and i just want to quickly introduce an amazing team of high-school students, from the stamp charter academy their story is so remarkable if they can come up here quickly. [applause] there from the stem charter academy and they're building a spaceship guess who is their mentor? they're making a hit inspiration from the story all of those here on stage it wasn't just one person to play a key role the test pilots close to captive going but he rescued many times saudi's people in managed to keep the dream alive long enough to make it happen it was a grueling odyssey and now we have the skilled and talented teenagers who were just going to say a few words just to say a couple of words here. with innovators and for word thinkers. >> exactly like this book and amazing book to win spired him but it absolutely inspired us as an incredible person actually we are doing this in an north idaho and launching a

officers where wounded in the line of duty in st. louis, sannibel, florida, and a deputy was murdered in texas. >> a growing memorial. signs, balloons, candles. this morning, police officers targeted. manhunt under way in san antonio, where a traffic stop turned deadly. detective benjamin marconi, a 20-year veteran, stopping a car. man getting out and shooting him twice in the head through the passenger side window. head quarters. >> reporter: the 50-year-old father of two rushed to the hospital where he passed away. in st. louis, another ambush. an officer shot twice in the face while hit siting in his patrol car. the unidentified father of three in critical but stable condition. after a city-wide manhunt. police and the suspect shoot. an officer in gladstone was shot while making a traffic survive. a suspect was wounded in the incident. and in south florida, an officer was shot this a drive-by while he was conducting a traffic stop on sannibel island. a suspect was take sboon custody after an exchange of gunfire with police. the officer

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in st. louis, after shooting a police sergeant last night. investigators say the officer was sitting in traffic when another car pulled up and the driver opened fire after an hour's long manhunt. the suspect was killed in a shoot-out with officers in downtown st. louis. officials say the wounded officer is in critical condition, but he is expected to survive. and authorities in sanibel, florida, have arrested the suspect they say shot and injured a police officer last night. officials say the officer was wounded in a drive-by shooting traffic stop. the officer was taken to the hospital where he was treated and released. in the newsroom, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> kris: right now the search is on for the driver who took off after plowing into this home following a police chase. we'll have that video up for you in just a moment police say two people in the s.u.v. ran from the scene. 7's general cuoco live in northborough. john, suspects left behind a key clue we understand to try and track them down? >> yeah, kris, i guess

elizabeth: meanwhile, in st. louis, another officer, a father of three, is in critical but stable condition after he was shot twice in the face, also while sitting in his patrol car. >> the officers that he saw the muzzle flashes and felt the glass breaking in the window as the shots struck him in the head. elizabeth: the alleged shooter in this case was later killed in a shootout with police. this morning, 2 more shootings -- 2 more office is recovering, both during traffic stops. we are told and cemetery and st. louis, officers will now be working in pairs -- in san antonio and st. louis, officers will be making cap except in pairs. sean: big news announced today for dyn, the manchester-based internet management company. it has signed an agreement to be sold to global tech c preeminent brands such as netflix and twitter. the chief strategy officer for dyn says the sale will create the most comprehensive cloud computing platform in the world, . the details of the deal have not been released yet. catholic priests can f

a st. louisolice sergeant and 20-year veteran of the force ambushed while sitting in traffic sunday night. the shooter pulling up alongside of his marked police cruiser, and firing two shots at the sergeant's face. law enforcement tracking that suspect down and killing him in a shoot-out overnight. the officer, while being ambushed, not going down without a fight. he's in critical condition. but is expected to survive. >> this officer was a husband, he is a husband, he has three children, he is protecting our streets, he was shot twice in the face without provocation. he didn't deserve this. he was targeted because he was a police officer. this tells you how dangerous of a job it is and tells you how much we have to appreciate our police officers. >> and in san antonio, texas, tragedy strikes when a 50-year-old detective benjamin marconi is shot and killed during a traffic stop right in front of police headquarters. a suspect ambushing the veteran officer in broad daylight pulling up behind in wh

the other in st. louis. now those officers are expected to make a full recovery.oth suspects were later shot and killed by police. and in florida, sunday evening an officer with the sanibel police department also shot after finishing up a traffic stop. authorities say he was treated and released from the hospital, and the man they believe is responsible was later arrested. so out of the four shootings that happened in just 24 hours, in this country, only one suspect remains on the run at this hour. and that again is the deadly shooting down in san antonio. sandra: casey, thank you. want to open it up to the couch going back to the words of the mayor in st. louis, this gives us a very, very strong idea of how dangerous it is to be a police officer in this country right now. why do you think this is happening? kennedy: there is so much turmoil and so much animosity, and misdirected this is not a majority of people. survey came you out a few weeks ago more people have faith and admiration respect for police officers than many in years, especially places like los ange

two of them in missouri, including a st. louis sergeant twicen the head while still wearingis seat belt. his apon holstered. and oneict ora. all three expveted 58ave been s the highestumber since 11 tonight in san antonio, a community in mourning. officers commemorati fallenith a black tripe ss rbadg. b that'a tough part of your day, to put that on. >> extremelip. even after 20years. >> reporter: david, the city of san antonio remains on ed a officers are still doing traff stops in pairs for their own safety. dad? >>> we tn next t a new message just released tonight by president-elect donald trump. cameras all his cabinet. some of the visits former governor mitt romney, once bitter foals of mr. trump. and tonight, the new message >> rorter: tonight, from trump tower, a new video message from the present-elect. >> our transio i woin very oo efficiently and effectively, truly great and talented men and women patriots indeed, are being brought in and many will more than a week. no speeches orewsonferences sien t. door of meetings., a

in st. louis, we just learned the suspect who ambushed a police officer in that city has been killed in the officer was shot twice in the face just sitting in his cruiser. he's expected to survive. also breaking, a suspect is in custody after a police officer is shot in sanibel, florida. stop sunday night.ng a traffic the suspect took off from that scene but was arrested a short time later. the officer there also expected to be okay. and in san antonio, the hunt continues for the man who killed detective benjamin marconi. he was shot just before noon near police headquarters, right here or shortly, parked behind his cruiser, got out and shot him. there's that vehicle. >> most families will be celebrating the holidays. sapd will be burying one of its own because of an ultimate act of cowardice by a suspect who will be caught and brought to justice. erika: investigators believe this man may know something about the shooting. they're looking for him. at this point they're looking at all possible moti

erika: we begin in st. louis where a police officer was ambushed late last night, investigators saying the suspect in that case was killed in a shootout with police. shot twice in the face just sitting in his cruiser around 7:30 local time. he is expected to recover. also, a suspect in custody after a police officer is shot in sanibel, florida, during a traffic stop. the suspect tomb off from the scene but was arrested a short time later. that officer, jared ciccone, is expected to be okay as well. in san antonio, the search continues for a man who killed this police officer. detective benjamin marconi was shotus police headquarters. he was writing a ticket when the suspect, possibly driving this car, parked behind his cruiser, got out and shot him. >> most families would be celebrating the holidays. sapd will be burying one of its own because of an ultimate act of cowardice by a suspect who will be caught and brought to justice. erika: investigators are looking at surveillance video including possible motives wh

susan: on to your favorite, julia grant who is also from st. louis. she was a child of the slavery system. here she grew up married to the commanding general of the union army. how did she reconcile those two things? candice hooper: not just that, she brought her slaves with her during the war. her slaves traveled with her. julia,ves name was also legend that she was born at the same time, also named julia. she took her with her to the various military camps where it was. julia --lysses and their lives were very different. his parents would not come to their wedding because they were avid abolitionists, and they did not want to go to be entertained in the home of slaveowners. they did not even attend their wedding. julia, and heved dealt with it, because that was her life. he so that is a hard thing seems to reconcile, but we know he did not like slavery. he ended up having her disown the slaves probably through julia's father, but he gave freedom at the time the grants needed the money but it could have gotten -- where they could have gotten from sel

where their loyalty lies now according to experts, and updating the breaking n in st. louis, missouri. the suspect in an ambush on a police officer has been killed in a shootout with police on police across the country. we are still trying to learn the motive and the names of the suected shooters. olessa. >> we' follo bg nws in lexington right now. is is route 2 eastbound as you can see, heavy fire department presence also crews here trying to clearhe scene of t accident. there it goes, gettinon the tow truck. we have only got one lane getting by and jaws of life was used on this vehicle, so a at fallon health we realize that atter where you e in life you caalways be moving forward. moving forward wh care when you need it. moving forward with laughter and a healthy heart. moving forward with family. why move forward alone when we can move rward together. >> breaking news in lexington. we're watching a crash on route 2 eastbound in the process of clearing as you can see there. that vehicle had jaws of life used on it. the fire department is on the scene and the police departm

san antonio to dallas, st. louis and minneapolis.travel day of the entire year, that storm will be moving into the great lakes. maybe areas right around detroit and chicago will have showery type weather and then for thanksgiving day, louis, the macy's parade is not going to be a washout, but there is a chance of showers into the northeast on thanksgiving day. >> bill, we were all wondering where winter was in one day, bam, it's here. >>> a few more sports headlines for you. it's never too late to realize your dreams. joe thomas sr. has made history as the oldest person to play in division one football game. the 55-year-old father of green bay packers linebacker joe thomas jr. took the field in the first quarter of saturday's senior day win over savannah state, where he took the handoff and ran for a gain of three yards. thomas finished the day with four carries and a total of minus one rushing yard. another sight to see on the collegiate grid iron from saturday, boise state's team retrieving labrador was responsible for fetching the

paul slams home the rebound to put st. louis up 3-2 appear snapping bruins three game home winning streak. i just think that in the second period, you know with 5 d's we got caught and we had some guys out there tired. and some of those guys wee obviously d's so it cost a few goals there. >>> prurms start swirling oh weekend josh mcdaniels would not be interviewing forehead coaching position this off season because he plans on succeeding bill belichick some time down t >> today, the patriots offensive coordinator set the record straight. >>> at the end of the day i saw that, those things that i would say are unfounded. i said it before i would say it again i definitely would love to be a head coach again. and there's only 32 of those in the world. they are opportunities that don't don't come along very often. if you would ever be so vent and blessed to have another opportunity to do t and for to. we'll shine spotlight on high school football this fool with our annual football feast. highlights and eastern central massachusetts t

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we talked last spring in st. louis. i bought the breed stock you wanted, drove them down here and delivered 'em to your hacienda. you weren't there. yes, well, i had to make a short trip to our capital. i expected only to be gone one week. but you were gone three months. i i nt into the transport business to keep eatin'. now, you can pay me, and i'll go home. oh, yes, of course. but naturally, i do not have the money with me. there. grgrias. cheyenne, there were some people were here for you today. friends of yours? friends of f-friends. they only want to use your wagon for one night. they will pay. i'd like to oblige you, manuel but i'm not getting mixed up in your local politics. one day, when things are different it will be good for you. (male #1) 'senor bolados.' my foreman. if you will excuse me one moment. some business at the hacienda. of course. it must be this evening. llo. [music continues] alright. look. i just said hello. i didn't expect-- - you didn't think i saw you. - what? bolados' wallet. let's have it.

in san antonio, texas an officer was shot and killed in st. louis a police sergeant was shot in the face, he's in the hospital this morning. and in sanibel, florida an officer was shot in the shoulder during a traffic stop. wipe president-elect donald trump will continue transition meetings today as he works to fill key posts in his new administration. during a break from the transition process, vice president elect mike pence went to a performance of hamilton, where the cast had a direct message for him. wipe it's always an early kickoff to the award show season.. a lot of people are talking this morning about the american music awards sunday night. allison.. you've been looking at some of the most and there are some unexpected ones. yea, ariana grande pulled off a major upset. she won the artist of the year award. she beat out justin bieber, selena gomez, carrie underwood and rihanna. she also performed her song "side to side" with nicki minaj. a lot of reaction to lady gaga's performance sunday night. she performed her song "million reasons" from

man who shot a st. louis officer was killed. a 21-year-old veteran police officer was shot in the face during an ambush attack. he is in the hospital include? critical condition. the shooting happened last night in seven?at 7:30 pm. police say the officer was sitting in traffic when the other car pulled up next to his ) "this tells you how st two dangerous of a job it is and tells you how much we have to appreciate our police officers. we have to sacrifices they undertake to protect us and protect our neighborhoods" s"the good news this morning - the officer was able talk and move his extremities despite being shot in the face. but still - law enforcement community across the nation is mourning the loss of one our their own today.another 20- year-veteran of the force - was shot in san antonio - texas sunday. sunday.right now - this person of interest has been taken into custody but police say there is still search for the actual shooter. officer benjamin marconi was killed just outside police headquarters.this one happened earli

last night, the st. louis blues were hosting the chicago blackhawks. and before the game, they brought a member of the navy on the ice, to sing the national anthem. but he only ?started it. he then had the entire ?arena... this was part of st. louis's veterans day celebrations. and the blues added the caption... "regardless of our differences in life or the teams we support, today we stand together to honor our nation's veterans." when we come back, i'll have another check on your thursday forecast. plus: a scare overnight on one college campus. why police in los kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. say more with kisses deluxe. ((vanessa)) making headlines across america this morning: a shooting scare appears to be over... on a college campus in california. late last night, the l-a-p-d responded to "l-a valley college" after police got calls from students who say they heard gunshots. officers evacuated the entire campus ou

later in the 2nd, st. louis would score 2. rebound right there, blues up 3-2. 3rd period, bruins put 17 shots on net but couldn't get goaltender. the blues beat the bruins 4-2. >>> lost in sunday's win over the 49ers was the return of deon lewis after tearing his acl over a year ago. in his 21 snap, his presence was felt. he's flighted to be healthy -- delighted to be healthy again. >> felt good. i don't really think about not getting hiltd or getting -- getting hit or not getting hit. i was ready to go out there and play football. he had an opportunity to play today. we'll see what he hopefully helped us. as much as he practiced, it's different in the game. >> that's the best feeling. to be out there with my teammates, get a big win. i watched a lot of games over the past year so it's tough watching. just heap to be back out there. >>> and the las vegas's first major pro sports franchise. >> looks like star wars. [ laughter ] >>> the king of karaoke singing >>> james corden is taking his talents to prime time. >> he's gonna h

two of them in missouri, including a st. louis sergeant shot twice in the head while still wearing his seat belt. his weapon holstered. and one officer shot in florida. all three expected to survive. 58 officers have been shot in the highest number since 2011. tonight in san antonio, a community in mourning. officers commemorating the fallen with a black tripe across their badges. i bet that's a tough part of your day, to put that on. >> extreme lip. even after 20 years. >> reporter: david, the city of san antonio remains on edge, and officers are still doing traffic stops in pairs for their own safety. david? >> kayna, thank you. >>> we turn next to a new message just released tonight by president-elect donald trump. cameras all weekend long capturing leading contenders for some of the visitors including former governor mitt romney, once bitter foals of mr. trump. and tonight, the new message just in from mr. trump, and here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: tonight, from trump tower, a new video message from the president-elect

. >> i think you'd better see that specialist in st. louis, uncle toby. you're not well. >> nonsense, nonsense, my dear. i was just a little disturbed about that accident, that's all. >> it's more than that, uncle. you're on the verge of having another nervous breakdown. for heaven's sakes, don't worry about the store. i can take care of it. >> i know, i know, my dear, but-- >> please, uncle toby, you must go. for my sake as well. >> cisco, what are you telling my ears? this accident was not an >> no, pancho. that nice, sweet old man tried to kill me deliberately. >> christopher columbus-- why he want to do that? >> because he's the fence, pancho. pete must have told him about us. and if it wasn't for his niece, i'd probably be dead by now. >> well, -- what are we doing sitting on our hands? why don't we go get him? >> without proof? >> tell me, pancho. was there anything special taken from that woman passenger on the stagecoach? >> yeah, a pin with a lady's head on it. >> a cameo brooch, eh? follow him, pancho. and don't let him out of your site while i