and, st. louis is always on the right where the irish, irish artists, irish politicians, always and st. louis, it was such a big irish population. so, the call simon jefferson, there was a huge rally, 1960. and the german society was there with the irish society, fenian's, and the hibernian's, and the whole point was to argue that young irish american men should not enlist in the u.s. army to fight and world war i alongside the british. the german had never occupied ireland, the english had. we had no fight with the germans, our fight was still and would always be with the english until ireland was a free and united country. and there was a lot of applause, you know, people expressing their favorite, the thing is, irish american young men and listed at the same rate or higher than other people. that was an indication that, yeah, they loved being irish, they identified as being irish american, but they consider themselves to be more american than irish. another thing, by 1918, by the end of world war

so st louis had never seen poverty on the scale that the irish brought to st louis was. it was largely german at that time. it was becoming less french and many of the irish moved to some land that was owned by john milan. feet on the north side and north of washington, north of the eades bridge, which eventually came kerry patch because so many of the irish who were coming over were were from county, from county kerry at first they just create a lean tos squatted. then they built brick buildings. that's an early picture of of of kerry patch people ask a lot about where was kerry patch. well there's no trace of it anymore. i spent a lot of time just driving around and wandering around north st louis trying to find any remnant of kerry patch. and there's practically nothing left. there's the old emigrant home, which is falling down. every once in a while you'll see a row house from that era. but even the streets have have been changed. their routes and dead ended, but basically, if you think in terms of cash, moulin fee, maybe west all the way to jefferson east maybe the

so, st. louis had never seen poverty on the scale that the irish brought, st. louis was, it was largely german at that time, it was becoming less french. and many of the irish moved to some land that was owned by jean lafitte on the north side, north of washington, north of east bridge eventually became kerry patch, some of the irish coming over from county carry. i, it created lean twos, squatted, they built brick buildings. that's an early picture of kerry patch. people ask a lot of, where was kerry patch? there is no trace of it anymore. i spent a lot of time driving around, wonder ground north st. louis, trying to find a remnant of kerry patch this practically nothing left, there is the old home which is falling down. you see a roadhouse from the era, even the streets have been changed. their roots and dead ends. basically, if you think in terms of milan feed, cast, maybe west all the way to jefferson, east, maybe the way to sixth street, where st. patrick used to be, dog town. dog town quickly had a reputation of being a horrible place. it was not just one

so, st. louis is made up of, of course, like i said, st. louis city and st. ty has over 90 municipalities within it. so, all of-- over 90 municipalities, somewhere around 92, 93 and many of them have their own governments. many of them have their own police departments. i remember back during the protests when michael brown was killed, i lived only six minutes from where he was killed, but i travel-- i would travel through three municipalities to get to to the protests. and in that six minute drive. if i had a broken taillight or something else wrong with my car, like something wrong with my windshield and flag a police officer to stop me, i could get stopped in each one of those municipalities, which means i could have a ticket in each one, and i could have a warrant in each one, and so, but the early years, us having issues, st. louis having issues with policing, it's not a new thing. one of-- and one-- one thing about that is there are two police unions, there is a police union that is majority white, i would say, it's probably, or majority white police uni

st. louis is, yeah, st. louis city and then you have st. louis county. st. city and this is all st. louis county. and then you have the river on the side of us. so, st. louis is made up of, of course like i said st. louis city and st. louis county has over 90 municipalities. over 90 municipalities. ninety-two-93. many of them have their own government. many of them have their own police department. i remember back during the protest when michael brown was killed, i lived only six minutes from where he was killed. i traveled through three municipalities to get to the protest. in that six minute drive i had a broken taill light or something else wrong with my car. something wrong with my windshield that would flake the police officer to stop me. i could get stop in those municipalities. i could have a warrant in each one. it was through the years, us having issues, st. louis having issues with policing. it is o not a new thing. one thing, to police unions. there is a police union that is majority white out, i would say. then you have a black police. so, that te

and then st. louis county so this is all st. s county then you have the river on the side of us. so there's then st. louis county that has over 90 municipalities around 92, 93 and many of them have their own government and their own police department. i remember back duringow the protest i was six minutes from where he was killed i would travel through the municipalities to get to the protest and in that six minute drive if i had a broken tail light or have something wrong with my windshield that would flag a police officer to stop me, i could get stopped in each one of those which means i would have a ticket on each one, i could have a warrant on each one and it is through the years, sth policing isn't a real thing. one thing about that is there are two police unions. there is a union that is majority white i would say then you have the black police union that tells you already a lot about what the policing looks like in st. louis, but then i grew up thinking that because in my neighborhood for such aod log time my dad was in po

a st. louis couple opened up their home to overcome tragedy. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> duncan: good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm jericka duncan in for norah. tonight, the sports world is mourning the passing of soccer superstar pele at the age of 82. his fellow brazilian footballer neymar wrote on instagram, pele made soccer into art. also tonight, embattled u.s. congressman-elect george santos' own constituents are calling on him to resign after he lied about his faith and linked his mother's death to the september 11 attacks. but first,ings a major storm system moves across the western part of the country, dumping nearly a foot of snow in parts of colorado, shutting down an interstate and leaving drivers stranded for more than nine hours. heading into another holiday weekend, more rain and snow is in the forecast from california to the rocky mountains, and a separate system will bring heavy rain to much of the e

. >>> a st. louisopens >>> finally tonight, cbs's david begnaud with an unbelievable story of how one st. louis family turned unimaginable grief into unconditional love. ♪ >> reporter: three, six, nine were the ages of gregory haupt's children when he was diagnosed with colon cancer. ♪ three, six, nine ♪ >> reporter: when greg didn't know when he wrote that song was that he and his wife, megan, were both running out of time. krista lieber is megan's twin sister. what happened? >> she was sitting on the couch, and she just took her last breath and died. >> reporter: megan had an undiagnosed heart condition and died four months after greg. >> let's go! >> reporter: krista and her husband dave went from three children to six. >> complete chaos! >> reporter: as they prioritized their blended family, they prioritized their health too. both had been feeling a little off. that's when dave was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, and then came krista's shock. like her sister, she had a heart condition that if

roger hornsby who wasn't infielder for the st. louis cardinals go on 358 career with this second only time in baseball history and san alessi. very good. from pennsylvania, 12 years he's working the lines. he it was fun and profitable so stand was a very fine picture for the cleveland indians the year 1918 he won 22 games with the indians. this challenge mentions the world series in 1920 which the indians won, alessi won three games and had a shop in the final game. and not winning play 15 games in the hall of fame next to the parents of a. that's all a number two so three, much better known george herman, babe ruth became late salon on a player and they're having a set sets of proceeds to every ball fence of the cm and a very specific purpose in mind. he promised kids before i souvenirs. so you have to understand that there were kids in the stadium along with their fathers who are working for the logon class this is rare you have some fun. very intense war so every ball the cm disturbing the manager of the lebanon team and the manager

>> with >> perry is a florist and event planner in st. louis.s an opportunity that came to her from her close friend christina pollard here who nominated theresa for the position in august. about a week later, i get email. >> from actual white house. but united states white house in dc not just somebody is white house. they gave ali for her to, you know, >> though she had to do. christine is known to reset for more than 10 years and knew she would be perfect for the job. you know, we all of gifts and talents, follow the dream and gifting that god is putting you. >> that's her baby. that's her baby floor. designing these decorating event planning. once you find your payoff states, stay your payoff. yeah. you may have to work. >> different jobs out of your steel. but never give up on your dream. it's a dream. teresa took all the way. >> to the executive mansion. i was. >> going to be locking on the floor at the white. something that i do at home. the wind. >> that's beautiful. cool opportunity barkley. jordan williams reporting for us tonight. and

is described westernmost eastern city in kansas city more like denver and omaha then st. louis and springfield looks to the west and the south and then our state is the delta south the economy and topography ofiv what happens there is reflective of other places and the northern missouri quite a bit this summer there were two counties that border iowa we always feel like we are on top of the world i never go to northern missouri lesser feel i am on top of the world every senator thinks their state is unique and it is. a couple years ago i spent a few minutes each day china to figure out for a period of six wondering how the other 99 members got here. [laughter] with a couple of exceptions i was able to figure it out are still a question in my mind about some friends. [laughter] but i figured out somebody has unique people skills, somatic strainer a political skills, maybe the ability to quickly understand complicated things or explain complicated things. most ofal the time we had an incredible amount of wasted talent there is absolutely no telling what might happen now part of t

so they did say you told st. louis this band done everything to speak, that was all a to me or when you met, used to work that says like the i don't think that we're continuity born with apple to mr. moon anymore. no late, but i think it was a good 8. you could tell you how to do to get jack. i'm a guy who bought it for now. my dad, dad, both with black men, only want to give them black blue. let's do a black on black one a when and put 5500000 in the loop. so you address it in, you know, i'm wondering like a police like a back. no, no, protest the right now a, i mean you just make on break, you know, like look like going to the like, oh, i didn't want to do it. i wanted to in fact, one that don't do it on a ship, not knowing a definition. i was thought you had a. 7 good job with the whole me, bruce, my group, my business may, it was dark like so. who better to answer all signal for my city needs a little thought that i feel say don't what we got picked up like this was necessary. 6 everybody climate who just to get fo

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so you say you told st. louis, this band does everything big. that was all a no matter how many or when you met used to work with just like the i don't think that with apple to mr. moon anymore. no late, but i think it was a 8. you could say you have to do to get zach. i'm a get one free. now white dad, dad, both with black men, only want to get a black. oh. let's do some kind of a black on black one. i went and put 5500000 in the loop. so you addressed it in, you know, i'm wondering like how does a police fire or the back go i will protest the right now a, i mean you just make on break, you know, like look like going to the like, oh, able to do it. i wanted to run that done, do it on a ship, not knowing a destination. i thought you had a good job with the whole me, bruce, my group, my business may, it was the dark light. so what better to answer all signals when? what did he need a little thought. net ideal say don't what we got big up like this was necessary. everybody climate who just to get found that affects them with their mom, the right b

so so st louis is you have saint louis city and then you have saint louis county. so you got you know, it's like this is saint louis city in this is all saint louis county, you know, and then you have the river on the side of us. so saint louis is made up of of course, like i say, a saint louis city, but then saint louis county county has over nine b munis. the palette is within it. so all of 90 over 90 municipalities where around 90 to 93 and many of them have their own governments, many of them have their own police departments. i remember back during the protests when michael brown was killed, i lived. 6 minutes from where he was killed. but i travel i would travel through three municipalities to get to to get to the protest in that in that six minute drive, if i had a broken tail light or, you know, something else wrong with my car that would flag if i had, you know, like something wrong with my windshield that would flag a police officer to stop me. i could get stopped in each one of those municipalities, which i could have a ticket in each one. if i couldn't

just started but the headaches for a local teacher started on christmas when she tried to fly to st. louis to see her parents. itinerary. >> i missed my connection in san diego. they said my bags were offloaded there and they were never to be found. reporter: she drove back to san jose but days later, still no bags. >> she says they -- they say they were shipped to st. louis, which was my destination. fingers crossed they will be shipped back to san jose but i do not know when. reporter: there was a mix of happy reunions. a reunion others are hopeful they will have as well. >> i just want my bags back. i will call it a day. reporter: this is the area where bags are being stored. at one point this area was packed with suitcases and now it has thinned out so there has been some relief. if you are still missing luggage, there is a travel disruption page on the southwest website where you can go to claim your luggage. they will ship it to you for free. ama: it was a similar situation in oakland. we were there as some travelers were reunited with luggage. southwest travelers missing luggage and

st. louis is sometimes described as the western-most eastern city and kansas city really may be more like denver and omaha than it is st. louis. springfield, where i live, kind of looks to the west and the south to tulsa and to fayetteville. the boothill of our state is the delta south in every way. the economy, the topography. what happens there is reflective of other places more than it is the rest of our state. i was in northern missouri quite a bit this summer. one of the people one day with me when i was secretary of state said, when we're up here, i always feel like we're on top of the world. i never go to northern missouri now unless i feel like i'm on top of the world. of course, every senator thinks their state is unique, and it is. a couple years ago i spent a few minutes each day trying to figure out for about a period of six months, wondering how the other 99 members got here. and with a couple of exceptions, i was able to figure it out. there's still some question in my mind about

kennedy gardner, the attorney for the city of st. louis, said i'm innocnt. why can't you free me?porter: kevin strickland, another man sentenced to life, spent 43 years in missouri prisons for wrongful conviction. what does justice look like? >> that's a tough one. i mean, i don't know. haven't seen it yet. >> reporter: he was only able to be released last year, thanks to senate bill 53, a new law that gives prosecutors an avenue to free innocent prisoners. >> this election, freedom and liberty is on the ballot. >> reporter: we reached out to former attorney general eric schmidt, as well as governor mike parson. months later, both have not responded to multiple requests for comment. and now for johnson and dunn, their only option for freedom is senate bill 53. >> missouri stands alone, i think, in not giving an innocent prisoner the right to access to the courts when he has a compelling case of innocence. >> reporter: here, hope is in short supply. dunn's old family home was destroyed in a fire. all that remains now this is dormant block. >> all these houses, there was four right

>> can you still get a lot for your money in st. louisyou which one he picked. i can't give away the farm. >> steve: you brought a tantalizing clip. here is tom. >> when i was a kid, i didn't take walks in beautiful places like this. i took walks under the city park. close enough proximity to my family. i have two daughters and seven grandchildren. i want to be able to have access to them pretty blessed and fortunate to do some pretty nice things now. the reason i'm here is to find my dream home. i'm going to know it when i see it. i haven't found it yet. but, when i see it, i'm going to know it. >> steve: that's the beauty of the show. because everybody in their head has a dream home that they would like to call their forever home and you look for all sorts of them. >> all the homes are beautiful. we don't give you bad home as an option. we give you three beautiful homes as an option on the show. they are all good choice. >> steve: at the end do you actually give the house to the people? >> that would be a different show. it would be int

the only one that has its own built-in transportation system of the mississippi river valley and st. louis is sometimes described as the westernmost eastern city in kansas city really made more like denver and omaha that it is st. louis in springfield where i live, kind looks to the west and the south and tulsa into fayetteville, and video, or state is that south and every wake of the economy and the topography what happens there is reflective of other places more than it is the rest of our state. in northern missouri quite a bit this summer northern missouri coming to counties that border iowa, one of the people with me one day whenever secretary of state, said that. i always feel t like we are on p of the world go to northern missouri now is if you like i am on top of the world and of course every senator thinks that their state is unique. and it is. as couple of years ago, i spenta few minutes each day trying to figure out for about a period of six months, wondering how the other 99 members god here. [laughter] and with a couple of exceptions i was ableer to figure it out ad there's sti

. >> the travel headaches for terry hodges started christmas day when she was trying fly into st. louis. she was to go from san jose to san diego and connect. but flight delays ruin ruined her itinerary. >> they told me my bags were off-loaded in san diego. i looked around the airport for four hours. they were never to be found. >> she drove herself back to san jose but days later, she still doesn't have her bags. >> was told they were shipped to st. louis. so fingers crossed they will be shipped back to san jose in the next couple of days. >> amid all of the troubles, there have been some happy reunions some our cameras caught on thursday morning. >> i found it since december 24th. >> a reunion others are hopeful. >> i just want my bags back. and i'll call ate day. so if you or a ones are waiting for luggage, you can claim your baggage. you don't have to drive a separate airplane. southwest will ship it to you for free. also while you're there, you can find out about other reimbursements. we have a link on our website abc7 news.com. zac fuentes, abc7 news. amia: a woman has died in a h

. >> the travel headaches for terry hodges started christmas day when she was trying fly into st. louis go from san jose to san diego and connect. but flight delays ruin ruined her itinerary. >> they told me my bags were off-loaded in san diego. i looked around the airport for four hours. they were never to be found. >> she drove herself back to san jose but days later, she still doesn't have her bags. >> was told they were shipped to st. louis. so fingers crossed they will be shipped back to san jose in the next couple of days. >> amid all of the troubles, there have been some happy reunions some our cameras caught on thursday morning. >> i found it since december 24th. >> a reunion others are hopeful. >> i just want my bags back. and i'll call ate day. so if you or a loved ones are waiting for luggage, you can claim your baggage. you don't have to drive a separate airplane. southwest will ship it to you for free. also while you're there, you can find out about other reimbursements. we have a link on our website abc7 news.com. zac fuentes, abc7 news. amia: a woman has died in a house f

blizzard conditions across chicago, maybe as far south as the st louis detroit come friday morning, heavy rain and wind on the front side, damaging winds potentially along the i 95 corridor. with tomorrow expected to be the busiest day of the week for air travel. major airlines are already offering waivers for passengers headed through airports in the storm zone. most airlines, especially if it's weather related, will usually email you or text you like the day before and give you the option of changing your flight. and it's not just the weather and now resolved. technical glitch at british airways triggered a global disruption. passengers facing delays up to 20 hours actress elizabeth hurley among them tweeting still stranded, no food, water or hotel pretty dodgy service at british airways fans for calling this scene from austin powers really wanted to travel, you know, sort of. see the world fascinating. vanessa if your flight gets canceled, experts say, act fast rebook on the airlines app or head to the airline agents desk right away, calling customer service while you wait, and they sa

that has to be heartbreaking for the family. >> base st. louise identified the fallen officers as sergeant steven robin and officers brandon. the department posted on social media the tragic loss is a sad day for the bay st. louis community and law enforcement. governor tait reeves tweeted every day across mississippi our law enforcement members place their lives on the line in constant and repeated acts of selfless sacrifice for their community. they're a key reason that the rest of us are safely and freely able to live our lives. they are the thin blue line. police say they will release further details on this incident at a news conference this morning. that is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. central time. >> bill: tough to hear. jonathan serrie in atlanta. >> dana: deadly violence targeting law enforcement in mississippi spotlighting a search for answers on why exactly crime is soaring across the u.s., especially in major democrat-led cities? let's bring in fox news contributor leo terrell. civil rights attorney and former teacher. i think that's an

no any assistance had to go back home, and they have no plans to rebook lives in l a right in st louis. say look, okay, my goodness family all over the very rough, tough sledding. so many so many. i was envious. i saw miami was 82 degrees yesterday afternoon. but now i'm not interested in flying to miami. at the moment. we are looking at some pretty good weather here across the bay area. we do have a few items to talk about one, including the haze out there once again today and a live look here over the bay. what a beautiful shot over the haze and into a nice sunrise. we will have the partly cloudy mostly clear skies for today. the light winds the stable air mass. the chilly temperatures this morning and the inversion layer out there that continues this pattern, not going to shake it for the weekend. we do have moderate air quality across the region right now, a little bit unhealthy and santa clara valley. if you have respiratory issues, you have asthma. something to be aware of. you may notice a little bit of a difference there. of course, try to avoid it if you can. the other item of

[mournful music] [jl rewitz, esq 1940] "last year, the st. louis, , was turned away and sent back to europe. i can't let this happen to these people too." [sad violin music] neufeld: there was a man, an ael, by t name of jacob morewitz who came on board. he was this jewish lawyer who was a maritime lawyer, which is such an unusual thing! and he said, "i'll see what i can do." h.a. morewitz: my father, jacob l. morewitz he had handled a number of cases involving various immigration problems, mostly dealing with chinese who re actuly very badly treated by the immigration authorities. morewitz: my grandfather was a fighter for the underdog. he didn't have any fear. he would take the case regardless of the political ramifications. my grandfather represented the rand family. [wolf rand] "we've hired a maritime lawyer in virginia. if he doesn't help us get off the ship, i don't know what's going to become of us."

look at that reinsurance group, st. louiseaking out a 0.2% gain, but a gain nonetheless you go, st. louis. and now it's time for the big winner and this should not be hard. houston. kelly, present it. come on. >> show them the hat, everybody. houston gets the draft hat coming down. that's right i thought brian rigged this so he could talk to tillman about it but they've done that all on their own merits >> there we go houston is the top city -- this wasn't hard. >> no. it was obvious, guys >> they're blocking the returns here >> all right >> we're both tall and -- >> back to you >> no, no, no. look at this average gain of 12%. almost every stock in houston was up, a big energy story, huge gains in occidental. had a couple losses. crown castle, what are you doing? down 34% lionel basil down 10%. but overall, houston let's bring in the mayor of houston, sylvester turner, who we can also see is applauding. mayor turner, congrats you know, i'm frequently in your spine city for all the right reasons. congratulations. but on a seri

then the storm intensifies, kansas city early, and then the snow, st. louis, breaks out.hrough illinois, and chicago through the evening. at the same time, rain begins. heavy rain the at times, d.c. to new york to 6:00 p.m., d.c. noon-ish or so. that rain continues friday along with strong gusty winds that's bad enough with high volume to cause delays and cancellation but blizzard conditions, you're not wanting to travel chicago, minneapolis, northern ohio, even erie to buffalo on friday. it's go to be impossible for the plows to keep up. winds are going to be blowing 50 to 60 miles per hour. it's going to be a may have extreme weather event. by 6:00 p.m. on friday, all of the northeast into the 50s. windchill at zero by about midnight. it's going to be a shock for the system and whatever water's left over will freeze. that's a concern on the sidewalks and roadways. here's the snow forecast. it's more like the winds and cold temperatures along with the snow that's going to cause all the problems. the highest total anywhere in blue, 3 to 6 inches, that's a huge area from m

for my friends that are going to st louis and atalanta ima little more worried about their flight andbags, because that is always a risk factor as well that the bags get lost and they are separated from them. rachel kane, thank you so miss your time on bbc news. we hope that you and/or your friends make it back in time for christmas.— make it back in time for christmas. ., ~ . christmas. thank you so much -- and all your— christmas. thank you so much -- and all your friends. _ now to australia, where the disappearance of a missing festive bug has scientists scratching their heads. the brightly coloured insect once appeared on a regular basis at this time of the year that it earned the nickname "the christmas beetle" but sightings have been in sharp decline in recent years. i've been speaking to dr tanya latty from the university of sydney, who is the lead researcher on the project to track the beetle's population. christmas beetles, as you said, used to be super common throughout australia and just a really unique part of the christmas experience here, where every christmas, millions

amazes the world with his buildings and architect i think motions. architecture is kind of in the st. louis. daniel lee bisque and starts december 25th on d w. ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. the mayor who won't be president the mayor of a symbol sentenced to nearly 3 years in prison. he's seen as a challenge to president everyone, but could now be banned from running for public office after being found guilty of insulting officials. and ukraine says it's awarded a russian grown attack on its capital, give reportedly shooting down 13 reigning main drones targeting the city center and for declares the state of emergency after days a violent protest. meanwhile, austin, president, pedro castillo, remains in custody, awaiting trial and rebellion charges and that the world cup reigning champions, france, have beaten under dogs, morocco to kneel in the semi finals, and they will face argentina in the final on sunday. ah, i'm aaron tilton, welcome to the program. a turkish court has sentence the mayor of istanbul to nearly 3 years in prison. effectively banding him for running for politica

this st. louis bride was forced to cancel her wedding in belize. >> we tried to rebook and there was nothing. southwest booked me on a flight for january 2nd. my wednesday is tomorrow, december 30th. >> reporter: wednesday, the chief commercial officer released a video apologizing for the debacle. >> my personal apology on behalf of myself and everyone at southwest airlines for all of this. you know by now all the flexibility and planning that we put in place to deal with the storm just wasn't enough. >> reporter: this travel nightmare has gone on for more than a week, and southwest airlines officials are telling passengers to hold on just a little bit longer, announcing in an email that they expect to return to normal operations with minimal disruptions as early as friday. nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. >>> a significant storm is taking aim at the u.s. west coast this weekend, bringing with it the threat of heavy rain, snow and strong winds. more than 16 million people are under a flood watch through

sob tripped in tons of grown dioxide, but hector, back at the come a hottie, jude factory manager, st. louis missouri hopes that more government investments can revitalize the jude industry helping don't it into a sustainable robot alternator to plastic caring for the environment also includes preserving bio diversity in ways big and small will end with a story of the bitch noise. they are a 500 year old hindu sacked in the north west of the country with a philosophy of pudding flora and fauna. that's plants and animals. first, with this rescued antelope owes its survival to the people dubbed india's original eco arias. the bish noise community a sec to have been fighting to protect the environment for more than 500 years. run this animal sanctuary. rescue sent a manager gave r. m. a member of this. hindu sex says he treats animals like his own children or robin. when did you all, can you see law? we care for the forest animals day and night, honeybee i levels with little rescuing injured animals in a 50 kilometer radius and treating miller sarcastically sailed me. o divisional a sect. found

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the world with his building and architect emotions. architecture is kind of in the st. louis. daniel lee, this kent starts december 25th on d w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin tonight, like igniting of star inside a box. researchers in the us announce a breakthrough in nuclear fusion. scientists to california say that this is the right step towards a future with clean limitless energy. also coming up tonight, flash floods bring devastation to the congolese capital residents in can shop wake up 2 heavy rate plants lives in cinco that have leapt dozens dead and many more mis . ah, i'm break. av is good to have you with us. the united states has announced a significant breakthrough in the quest for nuclear fusion energy for the 1st time ever. a fusion experiment has produced more energy than it needed to begin the technological success. 6 decades in the making, scientists hoped that the process could one day create an inexhaustible source of clean energy. but they are also warning it will be many years before fusion can power our energy grits. ah, it's been described as

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bay st. louis police say a woman opened fire when they arrived at a hotel., what are we learning about the fallen officers? >> both of the cops were fantastic officers who sacrificed their lives for the good of society, the good of the community they everybody is. 34-year-old sergeant steven robin was a serious mentor, made great cops out of rookies, a husband and father. and brandon westdorf showed maturity beyond his age. they conducted a welfare check on a woman and child in the parking lot of a motel 6 in bay st. louis. after they called for child protective services, the woman, 43-year-old amy anderson, allegedly shot the officers before fatally shooting herself. the community is holding a candlelight vigil to honor the officers this evening. >> lives were not lost in vain. they loved coming to work and being officers, putting on the uniform and going out there every day to serve you, serve our citizens. >> and chief schwartz is asking to pray for the families of the fallen officers, and also for the family of the assailant. john. >> sandra: a warning f

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thank you, mr. cher, members of the committee, bruce franks from 70 a district in the city of st. louis, current bill and house concurrent resolution 70 this bill speak to a couple of different things. first identified to use violence as a public health damage. last year, we are $200.00 over 51 percent of the murders. the victims were between the ages of 16 through 24, and that is a public health damage, especially when we talk about communities with lack of resources. last automobile. excuse me. good. like i just buried at this my last time bringing this bill. it identifies june 7th as christopher harris day and 1991 christ for hairs. oh my brother was killed at 9 years old while outside playing the ripple effect of violence when it comes to youth. violence as a whole is stretches far. why me? i spend a lot of time talking to people in a lot of terms. it seems like people listen when they benefit them. when you come, people listen given i shouldn't have to become talking about racism. but i do realize that folks may not come from where i come from. like, oh, i wish i paid to the right

they wanted to shoot the picture in st. louisthe script to be set in the '70s, which is when it was going to be made, because if you make a movie in normal time, like if we make a movie today, all the cars can be the same, hairstyles and the wardrobe can be the same. if you make a period picture, you're adding a big layer of cost. and st. louis wasn't new york, which is where the book was at. so the first thing i said, i want to shoot it in new york, and i want to shoot it in 1945, in the period of the book. it's very important it be shot in period. ♪ let your heart be light ♪ >>> that was, of course, al pacino and diane keaton christmas shopping on 5th avenue. find out how coppola won all of those battles and many more, on christmas day at 10:00 a.m. eastern. then, on new year's day at 10:00 a.m. eastern, you can wake up with billy joel. here he is talking about what happens when he wakes up with a song idea. when you write, you always say the music comes first. >> yes. >> does that mean, take us through that. you get up in the

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fox 2 in st. louishere the famed gateway arch is reinstating a masked mandate for all visitors and staff. the national park service made the move to a surge in covid-19 cases in both st. louis city and county. and this is a look at phoenix from fox 10, one of the big stories there tonight, arizona cardinals defensive end j.j. watt has announced the apparent end of his likely hall of fame career after this season. watt tweeted this morning a photo with his wife and son saying it was his son's first nfl game as well as his last ever nfl home game. that's tonight's live look from outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the