it is interesting that you are from st. louis, virginia, because this is where all of these expeditions were mounted from. it is where the santa fe trail and did, in independence, missouri. it is where senator thomas hart benton was from, and he is an important person to understand the rapid expansion of the west. senator benton was a very strong-willed, very articulate, somewhat megalomaniac senator from missouri, who was famous for his three-day filibusters and all sorts of -- he had the best library both east and west of the mississippi river, supposedly, but he was a great believer in the idea of manifest destiny, before manifest destiny with even a term yet. -- was even a term yet. he had read a lot of histories of the world and he believed that all the great empires had to have commerce with china and india. and the united states would never become a great empire unless we had ports on the pacific in order to trade with china and india. and in order to have ports on haveacific, we needed to trails leading through this conti

ann wagner in suburban st. louis was considered going into the cycle pretty safe but her opponent released a poll showing him ahead in that district. and there are public polls now showing president trump's approval ratings going down in missouri. i'm wondering, what are you telling them? -- what are you telling veterans? are you aware that you have members who may not be ready for what is coming? mr. stivers: well, i was at dinner with ann wagner yesterday and she's a pro. she begged me not to spend in her race. she said she's got this. she showed me the polls. she showed me the problems in the poll. i know her internals. i feel really confident that this one-day p.r. stunt isn't going to change the fundamentals of that race and the fundamentals of that race are about the two candidates and ann wagner is known by her constituents. she's worked on human trafficking. she's led a life of service. she's been on tv, by the way, for a couple weeks. her internal staffer is good shape. i think she is going to be fine. it's

the bigger cities in missouri, kansas city and st. louis, are tour senatorn mccaskill. springfield is very republican country and a big turnout there will be key for hawley. when trump went to springfield about a year ago, i met the guy waiting to greet air force one, who had written trump on his glass i. he had written the word "trump" on his glass eye. and that was one of the first hands the president shook when he got off air force one. this will be a very excited crowd and friendly territory for the president. i expect he will talk about this fight over kavanaugh, which you mentioned on your show, the tweets this morning and given the context mccaskill came out against capital's nomination -- kavanaugh's nomination this week. i think this will be a center point of the speech. host: he serves as the washington correspondent. thank you for your time. announcer: c-span 2 will have live coverage when president trump holds that rally in support of josh hawley. live coverage starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. be c-span network, your primary source for campaign 2018. q&a, cbs ne

stay tuned for our next stop on our tour in st. louis, missouri. >> live thursday on the c-span networks. at 10:00 a.m., survivors of sexual assault and representatives of women organizations talk about the sexual assault allegations against judge kavanagh. and new, the korea economic institute of north korea looks at strategies for dealing with north korea. at 7:00 p.m., tim kaine takes part in a forum with his republican challenger. on c-span 2 at 10:30 a.m., the center host a forum on refugee resettlement. 2018 marks the 10 year

and then to act as general in chief. >> we have a very poignant description on st. louis to support his family how does that happen? >> julia as a wedding gift from hery father was very industrious but could not make a go of it. so he takes firewood and actually walked beside the wagon was shoveled to come in and shocked by his end. they will property. one that i want to buy presents for the family then they had change over one third the better he still had that word in line with that too. though he only to the meteoric is four months after a brigadier general in by the end of thee civil war and then in galena illinois in 1860 as certifiable theory or those under his command with that establishment the country up until that time. >> that catches the eye of lincoln? >> absolutely so like the confederacy is winning battle after battle with one victory after. we were in the northwest corner of tennessee there was significant for the following reasons and those two rivers penetrated into the confederacyy to be the first time in three times he cap was in 13000 people because t

he ends up on the streets of st. louis selling fireworks to support his family. how does that happen? >> try making it as a farmer. julia's wedding gift was to receive 60 acres which grant worked. he was very industrious but he couldn't make a go of it. he and the takingfirewood , 10 miles into st. louis and he walks beside the wagons. people who saw him in those days selling firewood said, he was bearded. disheveled. unkept looking. one of his old army buddies ran into him on the street and was really shocked by his unkept appearance. he said to him grant, what are you doing? his response was, i'm solving the problem of poverty. one christmas he had to pawn his wants to buy christmas presents for his family. this was circa 1857. the civil war breaks out in 1861. >> then something happens, fort sumter. you're right he eventually joined the infantry in illinois and gets a position in the union army. you write a change overcomes grant. what was that change? >> when the civil war broke out, there was a desperate shortage of officers. about one third of the army offi

st. louis to go to the hospital that was available to african-americans for really complicated surgical operations. the barnes hospital in st. louis. they bought a house not far from sumner high school or chester himes would go to school. as you can see from this pattern are relatively come he was moving around quite a bit as a young person is becoming a little bit on board. the family had two branches in one of the branches of the family had moved to cleveland, ohio where there is a great deal of opportunity for african-americans in the early 19 tens and 1920s. roddy and ella and leo moon. a paterfamilias kind of the guy and one of the founders of the naacp in cleveland. he had a federal government job as a meat inspector and he let everybody know that he wasn't going to accept second-class citizenship. they also moved beyond the bounds of segregated cleveland and into sort of an early version of an affluent neighborhood. after his sight was completely lost, the family relocated again to cleve

they have then i'd off before playing the cardinals in st. louis this weekend. >>> -- they have the night off before playing the cardinals in st. louis this weekend. last night earthquakes hosted atlanta united fc. san jose scored first in the 13th minute followed by the header. there you go. the quakes would pad their lead in the 50th minute. some pretty fancy footwork. not bad. followed by a goal. atlanta united would tie it up before ultimately winning the match 4 - 3 in stoppage time. >> the earthquakes signed a one- day contract with a young soccer player to be there honorary cat for the day. -- captain for the day. that he wanted to draw inspiration from destiny coronado who showed them what a real tough fight is as she battles cancer. >> reporter: for destiny coronado it is days like this she could only dream of. as a big soccer fan she entered the beaming with pride. >> it is celebrating the future and also exciting because i've never done this before. >>> went on this night this sixth-grader wasn't just a fan, the 10-year-old became the sa

st. louis 494. kansas city, 75. that's the coor air trying to move our way. the front is trying to move our way too moving in towards high pressure. we have a chae of showers during the day tomorrow. the remnants of rdon, tropical storm gordon toward the south, this front is going to meander around our area. gordon will ride along the front and give us some of the moisture for the weekend. how much a when most likely into the day sunday and possibly monday. we'll see how much he does give us. how about hurricane florence? we'll watch this extremely close. it was a category 4. well defined eye. you can kind of see, notice the symmetry around the eye. not much in the way of red to the south of the eye. ths tells this is weakening a little bit. being sheeredha apart is it's called. torn part in the atmosphere. still as o rightnow, category 3 storm with winds of 125 miles an hour. major ane. moving northeast at ten miles per hour. expected to m turne towards bermuda. and expected the five-day advisory toave 135-mile-an-hour winds as it approaches bermuda. where a

st. louis up 2-1. garcia blows a single to left center to score 2 runs. garcia was 4 for 4 in the game. derek rodriguez, looking to hold on to a 4-2 lead. but molina takes it deep to tie the game. tyler neil connects for a walk- off home run off mark mulansen. and the cardinals win 5-4. . a 2-game lead for the 2nd wild card spot. >>> there should be a shoot out tomorrow in kansas city as two of the league's young quarterbacks show off their talents. the 49ers looking for their 2nd win of the season, this time against the chiefs. the 49ers will play the chiefs tomorrow. it will be kyle shanahan's 1st trip for a regular season game since he was 18 years old. he insisted his dad mike, who was then the head coach of the broncos, in 1998. he handled the headset. >> i went there as a cord holder. i used to hold the cords for the head coach, because we didn't have wireless back in the day. i was the last guy to hold cords in the super bowl. that was last year, before they went wireless. that's my claim to fame. >> what a sweet memory. >>> the raiders will be in

before heading to st. louis, the giants had broken an 11 game losing streak by winning four of five games. but the orange and black entering today hoping to avoid a three-game losing streak. game two of a three-game series. top seven, st. louis leading 2-1. two runners on for aramis garcia. he singles to center. pence and hansen come around to score. giants would add another run and take a 4-2 lead. now we go a half inning later. after matter walks, yadier molina will hitou his 19th of the year ties the game at four. bottom tenth, game tied still at four. tyler o'neill, he says he's had enough. he hits a walk-off home run here to left field. this will lead to a cardinals win, 5-4. giants have now lost their last three games. >>> steph curry, avid golfer. he had his eyes on round three of the pga tour championship today. i think you can tell by his tweet what the story of the day was. curry tweeting out @tiger woods, i want whatever you had for breakfast this morning. this is insane. to east lake golf club in atl

insights and daniel is with neuberger berman., meantihe president of the federal reserve bank of st. louismaking the case for no more interest rate sincreases. ja saided financial markets may be signaling that monetary policy iwi g too tight, citing inflationec exptations that are still below the fed's target level.ec most e the fed to hike two more times this year and as many two more times next. >> it the strong domestic economy pushed imports to a record while slowing global growth softened u.s. exports. it widened 9.5% from june to july, bringing the deficit to its largest in a decade. >>> president trump today said trade talks with canada are coming along. discussions between the two cotries resumed today after ending last friday with no agreement. this afternoon, canada's foreign minister echoedhe president's ntiments. >> the goal for canada from the outset is to get a good deal for canada. that's the objective that we are focused we really believe that aeal thatorks for canada and works for the u.s. and works for mexico is possible and that has been our conviction from the start. >>

st. louis where the cardinals are making a push for the playoffs, and maybe a 12th world series title? tied at 3-3 in the 11th. a wk- run off mark. the cardinals win 5-4. o'neil gets his jersey ripped off. st. louis remains a game and a half ahead of the rockies for the second wild card spot. >>> well, still to come. tiger on the verge of his first tournament win since 2013. >>> and a thriller in duck territory as the cardinal defy who will represent the north the nthe pac-12 title game. we'll be right back. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! opponent... with possible implications for the pac 12 adium on >>> the stanford cardinal are undefeated and face their first battle with a pac-12 north opponent with possible implications for the pac-12 title game at re vie stadium on the -- levi stadium on the line. the ducks inside the cardinal five. already leading 24-7

and your wife is from st. louisalls for a restaurant reservation, he gets it immediately. it's great. then he walks in and they're very disappointed. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: every single time. >> that's funny. when i'm in st. louis i'll say, let's go to this place. my mom's like, we'll never get a table. i'm like, i think maybe i can do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you make the call yourself? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: do you say at the top, "this is andy cohen." >> yes. >> jimmy: "i need a table." >> yes. >> jimmy: do you ever feel weird doing it? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know how it goes. it's terrible when they're like, no, we don't have anything. >> i'm like, she doesn't watch "love connection," she doesn't know who i am. >> jimmy: how many jobs do you have right now, speaking of "love connection." >> i feel that i have eight or nine or so jobs. >> jimmy: "watch what happens live." >> "housewives." >> jimmy: the housewives, yeah. >> i do all the reunions on bravo. >> jimmy: all the reunions because

and there is st. louis. the st. louis board of elections had illegally purged nearly 50,000 voters off of the role shortly before the election. people come to vote and their names aren't on the rolls. the poll workers don't have any kind of evidence that they have been on the rolls before. they are calling in downtown to the board of elections and they can't get through. people are downtown is taking hours to get it resolved. meanwhile the polls are getting ready to close. the democrats go to the court and say we have voters who were legally purged and they have taken all day to try to get this fixed. within 45 minutes the judge says the polls are supposed to close at seven and we will leave them open until 10. 45 minutes later the republicans come and with a higher court who shuts down the pole for 7:45 and just leaves people hanging. they justified it. the language that senator ted bundy, this is a case of rampant massive voter fraud. this is an attempt to steal this election by having dead people voted in by havin

(catherine) in east st. louis-- bullets were flyingat a gas station around one in the morning. no one has been arrested....and it's considered surprisingthat no one was killed. alexis zotos has more on those scary moments... caught on camera. this woman's simply buying lottery tickets...and it turned out to be her lucky day...because she's alive.she ducked as bullets flew...shattering the glass of the gas mart in east st louis. (lamar rodgers)its horrific, you know i could have been in there buying a soda for my daughter or son and this is going on out side and you dont even know itlamar rodgers saw the boarded up gas station at 18th and missouri but had no idea what happened until we showed him the video.here's how it all started.these two cars pull up in front of the gas station - they know each other -- when driver in the black car starts shooting -- the driver in the red car fires back.the man who started shooting comes around the back...and they both fire round after round.(detective ronald mcclellan, east st

people about's best people in st. louis think the same thing. deaf people in st. louis think the same thing. -- people in st. louis think the same thing. performances, music, all kinds of things. think, i taught language arts, english language arts for quite a while. literacy andn being a good consumer of information. i bring a different perspective to social studies. national writing project? >> it focuses on literacy throughout all curriculums. , but quite aere bit. >> i was teaching eighth grade history last year. i'm excited for that. 70% of my kids, spanish as their first language. add this new to administration in the white house has given me an opportunity to spike the kids interests. >> is there a wall in that area? >> no. it's heavily guarded by the border patrol. where the first or largest border patrol station. many kids in your classes were born in the united states them a lot ofcame them were born here and went back. -- came. >> a lot of them were born here and went back. we do have a lot of fat. >> i'm jason carpenter. surrounded by a very large schoo

see the late- game drama from st. louis from the coliseum as the a's host the twins. just because the giants know their schedule will be wide open this october and their playoff fate is sealed, that doesn't mean they can't ruin postseason plans for other teams --giants-cardinals in st. louis madbum making his first start there since the 2014 alcs. --allowed 3- runs through 6. this was on the bull pen bottom 8-- game tied at 3 for tony watson... and matt adams hits him up...for a rope down the left field line. 2-runs come home... and st. louis takes a 5-3 lead. --in the 9th, evan longoria...the tying run at home. carlos martinez...sits him down to end the game. cards win 5- 3. now an update from the coliseum... the green and gold hosting the twins... at last check-- we are all knotted in the 7th. twins had a 6-4 lead in the 6th... then mark canha tied it up with a 2-run jack. we'll have full highlights later tonight. huge test for the 49ers this sunday...visiting a team that has a habit of lighting up the scoreboard. the goo

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and with that move a step closer to the playoffs the dodgers are now within one game of st louis for the final national league wild card spot money machado homer to enjoy even three runs to help the dodgers to the win nine to seven the final score a close game between the chicago cubs on the washington nationals it was tied at three three in the tenth inning that's one hundred days came to the rescue for the cubs he had home and earlier on this one single gave chicago the winning run for forty three victories. now anyone taking on the new england patriots in the n.f.l. my hopes of give themselves a psychological edge with a little bit of trash talk but the jacksonville jaguars jaylen ramsey has taken it since a new territory asked about his promise to dominate the patriots regrown koski on sunday he said not even his own grandmother would be safe from him on the football field. i don't believe in having friends on the field i mean my brother my dad my mom grandma was out there like it was right after the game we can because it doesn't matter you would really not have lee was you know

chicago, st. louisverywhere in between, that's why we have 43 million people at risk. that front will sweep through and we'll have the threat of some storms with some damaging winds. 50% chance in the next 48 hours this little area of low pressure becomes a tropical depression. thankfully it's going to head to the north, maybe bring a little bit of rain to the outer banks and then heading out to sea. here we are at 8:00 p.m. this morning. there's the rain in new york. fast forward to the ride home. so you neither it's not that widespread at 8:00 p.m. but that line is right over the top of milwaukee heading for chicago. st. louis it looks like the storms come through maybe 9:00 or 10:00 p.m. here's that line as it approaches new york city, washington, d.c. and philadelphia about 8:00 p.m. wednesday. if you have any flights, that's the time when you could get delayed or even cancelled. >>> still ahead, big news in the business world. syria shells out more than $3 billion to buy one of the most well-known

--giants- cardinals in st. louis start there since the --allowed 3-runs through 6. this was on the bull pen bottom 8-- game tied at 3 for tony watson... and matt adams hits him up...for a rope down the left field line. 2-runs come home... and st. louis takes a 5-3 lead. --in the 9th, evan longoria...the tying run at home. carlos martinez...sits him down to end the game.3. for the first two weeks of the nfl season, we've been talking about how each game jimmy garoppolo. this sunday is about how that defense will hold up against a high scoring kansas city attack. the good thing is the team is regaining its strength on defense. reuben foster...back in the mix after misisng the first two games due to suspension. richard sherman..is good to go...after missing practice yesterday with a heel issue. kyle shanahan knows that k-c offense is going to open up the field... patrick mahomes...a league leading 10-touchdown passes through 2 weeks.. the 2nd year qb running a top 10 attack that spreads the field...and averages 40-point

the win gives st. louis a lead for the 2nd wild card spot. >>> there should be a wild shoot out in kansas city tomorrow as two of the league's quarterbacks show off their talents. the 49ers looking for their 2nd win of the season. the 49ers will play the chiefs tomorrow, and it will be head coach kyle shanahan's 1st trip for a regular season game since he was 18 years old. he assisted his dad mike, who was then the head coach of the broncos in 1998. he handled the headset. >> i went there as a cord holder. i used to hold the cords for the head coach, because we didn't have wireless back in the day. i was the last guy to hold the cords in the super bowl. broncos -- that was the last year before they went wireless. that's my claim to fame. >> and the raiders will be in miami tomorrow, hoping to get a repeat performance from amari cooper. cooper had 10 camps on 10 targets for over a hundred yards. after having just 1 catch in week run. coach brudden prefers the week 2 version. >> coop can do whatever he want. i

. >> desjardins: st. louis public radio's jo mannies has covered missouri politics for almost four decades. she says this ar stands out for the dollar signs. outside groups have poured over $27 million into missouri, the most of any senate seat this year. one conservative group launched a statewide bus tour about kavanaugh. others are blitzing tv screens. >> president trump has nominired another independent justice. will senator mccaskill stand with us or them? >> desjardins: the fight has soured some voters on both senate candidates. >> i'm not too thrilled about ther of them, not necessarily about them personally, but neither of them are interested in what i'm interested in.s: >> desjardut in others, you see the state's sharp divide. >> i am a pro choice woman so i don't really like the idea that e government can tell me what to do with my body. >> the fact that i don't believe in abortion is a big deal for me.>> esjardins: mccaskill also has a geography problem. teshe needs some moderate e om the suburbs, bu

this creates conflict so you have things like the riots in east st. louis in 1917.nd dozens of african-americans were killed and their neighborhoods were burned to the ground. you have here the naacp organizing a silent march in new york to protest. this really is important because you have this issue between 1917-1919. if they were unlucky enough to wear the uniform they were sometimes that targets of violence. this lays the groundwork for the desegregation in the 1930s. we think of it as this heroic period after world war ii but this year it is what laid the groundwork and the foundation for that later effort by josiah willems and martin luther king, and the others. this is a critical moment for african-americans. one thing that they did have to worry about was how they spoke about the government. today we think of our right is being enshrined by the first 10 amendments. and they were but the obligations of citizenship for being discussed. what you owe the government what the government owed you. we are still kind of trapped in that moment. again, conscription pla

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san francisco trying to get one win in their 3-game series in st. louis... 6th inning... 4-0 cardinals.. jose martinez with a shot into the left- centerfield gap... it goes all the way to the wall... 2 runs score... 6-0 cardinals 8th inning... 7-2 st. louis... matt carperter... the long blast to right... that one is gome... 2-run homer... his 36 th of the seasonfinal-9-2 cardinalsfinal-9-2 season final-9-2 cardinals (jrstone) intense moments caught on camera showing a camera caught on moments intense moments caught on camer and hitting an alleged groper through a new york subway station. valerie castro reports. chantal castanon is the woman you see in this video chasing a man through the subway station at forty second street and grand central terminal. chantal castanon / chased groper:"it just so happened so fast. when i actually saw it i was like wow, i can't even believe i actually did that. i didn't even think about it." she says what the man did to her moments before sent her into a fury. so angry she says she had to fight back. chantal castanon / chased groper:"i fel

so, we unfortunately grew up in the war, but now we live in st. louis, so we are very proud first-generation bosnian-americans. [cheering and applause] steve: ok, well, that's good. all right, so introduce everybody. amina: so, this is my cousin lejla. next to her is my sister sejla. i told you the names aren't creative. next to her is my cousin sumeja, and lastly, my sister amela. amela: yep. steve: let's go. let's get it on. [cheering and applause]

los angeles is now a game ahead of st. louis for the second spot in the n.l. wildcard. the team has now won four in a row and has a chance to increase their lead in that second wild card spot tomorrow against the (j.r.) we are less than 24 hours away from the san francisco 49ers home opener out at levi's stadium. should be an exciting one. the team took will be taking on the detroit lions. i saw several lions fans in san francisco on saturday. both the niners and the lions are looking for their first win of the season. jimmy garoppolo on one side of things and matthew stafford on the other. jimmy g is going against a lions pass defense that was bottom five in the nfl last year. a defense that got left in the dust last weekend against rookie weekend against rookie quarterback sam darnold and the jets. here's something to watch. the 49ers red zone offense. last week they scored just one touchdown in four tries when they came close to the goaline. all in all if they play well they should be okay here. as for the raiders. they will go up against the denver broncos tomorrow

yesterday they play the st. louis cardinals. they couldn't get much going against st. louis. the cardinals capped off a sweep of the giants on sunday winning 9 - 2. the team hosts the san diego padres tonight at at&t park. >>> now we start talking about basketball season. nba champion old and state warriors can go one-on-one with reporters today. the team will hold its annual media day were players and coaches are expecting to hear questions about if they will be able to bring home their fourth title in five years and also probably be asked about how they are recuperating from the long season they had. we will have highlights during the newscast this evening. >> they seemed to be pretty busy in the off-season. nearly coming up we will show you what oakland police were doing this past weekend to get reckless drivers off the streets. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along okay if you're driving at the bay bridge. for this time of the morning it is already crowded coming into san francisco. >>> except for a little patchy fog it is a harvest moon. mostly clear skie

lindsay: hi, i teach in lake st. louis at liberty high school in missouri. i teach and currently the fastest growing district in the state of missouri. i teach ap a pete -- i teach ap government and regular government and student leadership. brian: you have quite a senate race going on in the state of missouri? lindsay: yes, we do. brian: do the students care? lindsay: um, i wish they cared a little bit more, to be honest with you. but i think that coming into this current school year, i think we will be able to get them more involved in the process, to be able to understand more of what is happening. brian: are you allowed to go outside the classroom and anyway and introduced him to history or any kind of current affairs around the area? levy: yes. we can, as long as we have field trip permission, we can go putting much wherever the school district allows. brian: do you ever do it? lindsey: i have not taken kids outside of the school yet, no. brian: rebecca? rebecca: hi, i am rebecca mauro from edmund, and i will be teaching at westmore. brian: oklahoma? re

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we have gordan meeting with a cold front, bringing moisture for st. louis and cincinnati, extending arkansas to michigan. widespread rain that's expected there. here is a look at us, not looking at rain in the forecast. a little bit oh of haze, the flags have been blowing throughout the morning. breezy for inland communities. across san francisco, where the clouds are hovering and pretty stubborn even for your lunch break, hanging over the golden gate bridge. temperaturewise, it's staying cool in san francisco, 59 degrees, warming up san jose, sunshine at 74, concord 71. oakland 64, around the water keeping cool. see the marine layer, burning off a little bit and be upping off slow, staying around the coastline. wind speeds now, picking up in oak land 10 miles per hour. same the berkley, fairfield femaling the breeze again, calm all monning and now it's getting breezier, that's contributing to keeping temperatures from getting too hot today. air quality, good to moderate range. a look at the afternoon high, 75 freemont. 90 livermore. to the seven-day foreca

during the process of st. louis more spirited discussions about brett legal flossie and his experience and background as a lawyer at a judgment i quite a bit it already today. and theyy should be this discussion. this is about a lifetimeui appointment to the highest court in thed land. in my view, there's not a better qualified person to be on that court. just last friday the american bar association gave judge kavanaugh a unanimous well-qualified rating which is the highest rating they offer, unanimous. i saw the -- how he conducted himself as associate counsel to the president in the white house counsels office. a job i once had in the first bush white houseou and i've watched him for the past 12 years on the d.c. circuit where he has been praised as fair, smart, and independent. he has authored more than 300 published opinions, and impressive number, and the supreme court has adopted his reasoning a remarkable 13 times, a testament to his thoughtful and well reasoned decisions and record that few if any other app

station in st. louis. this happened last wednesday... around 1 a-m. 2 cars pull up right next to each other. >>> new video this morning, bullets flying outside this gas station in st. louis. this happened last wednesday around 1 a.m. two cars pull up right next to each other and that's when gunfire erupts. you can see customers ducking for cover. police say thanks to the clarity of the video, they have been able to identify the shooters. thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> it has been nearly one week since hurricane florence made landfall in north carolina and recovery efforts are just beginning. president trump went there to see the damage for himself. >> anything i can do, you all know where to call me. >> the president spoke with state and federal officials in north and south carolina yesterday where people are still grappling with rising floodwaters and massive storm damage. >> washington is with you. trump is with you. we are all with you 100% and we'll get through it. >> we'll be there 100% and all of the folks from the federal govern

let's start here -- >> and wagner in suburban st. louis represents the district that was considered going into this pretty safe. or point yesterday released going head-to-head in that district. i am wondering, what are you telling veterans are you worried you have some members who may not be ready for whatever is coming? >> i was at dinner with ed wagner yesterday, she is a pro, she begged me to not -- she showed me the pole and showed me the problems in the poll, i know her and i feel really confident that this one-day pr stunt is not going to change the fundamentals of that race and it is about the two -- and wagner is known by her constituents, she has worked on human trafficking of weeks. i think she should be fine it is not the and wagner's of the world that i worry about it is folks that might be surprised to identify who those potential surprises are. i have been talking to our members in those likely republican seats for about a year now saying get ready, the environment is going to be challenging for everyone and you have to raise

steve paulson hazar wednesday -- wednesday weather. >> st. louis checks in once in a while.and start to trickle back in september. it sounds like it will be cold outside for my jog . thank you for warming it it up a couple of degrees tomorrow. my pleasure. atherton 46 degrees. lowell park 45. foster city 51. even san mateo in there. 50 pacifica. tomorrow warmer. today mainly warmer for those away from the coast. some upper 80s and low 90s popping up thursday and friday. a lot of that will be wind driven. high pressure is kicking in. patchy fog will burn off sooner and the warming starts with 80s more so and lend today which have been in the 60s or 70s for the longest time. the city has been stuck in the 60s. today a little warmer. 68. still the warmest temperature was on the eighth maybe thursday and friday will be about that. high pressure moving in low pressure moving out. some low clouds but a

even into tomorrow it stays very warm in st. louis and throughout much of the south.gn of any fall weather yet. >>> let's switch gears and go out to tinseltown. tv's biggest stars took home top honors at the 70 th annual emmy award last night. >> amazon's streaming series lived up to its name. four emmys for rachel brosnahan. the series creator won for writing and directing. >> my panic room is going to be so pretty. >> another first year comedy, hbo's barry earned best actor for bill hadar. >> tonight i got to clear the table. >> "game of thrones" won best drama and and peter dinklage won. and "westworld's" tandy new on the -- newton won. >> i'm going to quit while i'm ahead. >> because i want to call you my wife. he proposed to his girlfriend as a world wide audience watched on tv's biggest night. >>> some incredible moments there. what did you think? >> i love seeing betty white out there, 96 years old. she looks incredible. also that marriage proposal. >> and how about henry winkler? hard to imagine he won his first emmy after all these years. >>> still ahead, mil

don't put away the shorts quite wet. 92 st. louis. back to the humidity. a lot hotter than that. getting the kiddos back to school, temperatures around 93 in baltimore. a hot one today, guys. >> michelle, thank you. >> just ahead, the hottest festival around. why dozens were hurling those. and your sister-in-law's... tennis partner's... chatty coworker's... youngest daughter's... entire judo class. one shot can make a world of difference. walgreens has specially trained pharmacists, that know which flu shot is right for you. protecting the world... over 60 million flu shots and counting. starts with protecting yours. jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just on

look at st. louis, feeling like 81 degrees already. midwest all the way through the south. temperatures today are going to be about 10-15 degrees above normal. the forecast that's now in the middle of the country will shift to the east. by the time we get to friday, we're at 88 degrees in upstate new york. it won't be until the weekend that we significantly cool things off, indianapolis dropping into the 70s. for today, look at st. louis, 95 degrees, chicago at 91. if you want the fall air, you have to go up through the dakotas. the only concern i have is the chance for some heavy rain that's going to develop in oklahoma and north texas that starts on friday. then saturday that continues into arkansas. we have a great weekend coming your way from the midwest, great lakes, much of the ohio valley and the northeast is going to have a fantastic fall feel to it, cool nights, nice warm days. make your plans now. i know that apple picking is really at its peak from the great lakes to the northeast. >>> still ahead, british prime minister the

st. louis 93. there is the rain and thunderstorms arriving in chicago.nds are looking at a calm weather scenario, warm with boise at 94. no problems with rain or storms. tomorrow, st. louis, oklahoma, chicago. that's where the delays are possible. >> thank you. still ahead, apple welcomes another american company to the $1 trillion club. details on who has also crossed that evaluation threshhold. plus more to use collin kaepernick as shares follow mixed reactions to the move. es mixed reactions to the move. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® . welcome back. the market kicked off september with a loss as nike shares fell over the mixed reaction to their new ad campaign featuring quarterbac

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three to five feet into the bays from bay st. louis to biloxi. that will kill you. you need to get away from the water. you can hide from the wind. get away from the water. >> chad, that's an excellent warning for our viewers. as chad mentioned, gordon is expected to make landfall as a category one hurricane. how is the gulf coast preparing at this hour? jennifer gray is live in gulfport, mississippi with more. what's the latest, jennifer? >> reporter: people are getting their boats out of the water and moving inland. the biggest concern will be the storm surge. we could get three to five feet of storm surge, it's a very low-lying area so any water is going to go straight inland so at this marina behind me, everyone has been asked to get their boats out of the water. still several boats here but we've seen people show up to get that secure so not much time left. the rain is still about 75 miles offshore. the storm still about 200 miles offshore. conditions will get worse into the afternoon hours and then especially this evening. we could get four to eight inches of

what a wild scene there in the suburbs of st. louisre investigating the claims of at least six more women against a well-known surgeon who once appeared on reality tv. >> that surgeon along with his girlfriend are already charged for drugging and raping two other women. here is abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: a growing investigation into a california couple accused of using their good looks and charm to prey on women. authorities say they have three more potential victims of dr. grant robicheaux and his girlfriend cerissa riley. once named orange coast's bachelor of the year seemed like the perfect catch on this reality show. >> i'm looking for a wife to raise a family with. >> reporter: but police say he has a dark side. the couple now charged with drugging and sexually assaulting two women. one of those alleged attacks filmed. >> you said it was their m.o., that they would send her out first to meet the women? >> that's what we've seen, yes. >> reporter: investigators now searching for more possible victims on thousands of videos