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failed while the urban league is sending out cool teams, handing out drinks to the vulnerable in st. louis. >> we all know the heat can be very dangerous out here, you know, just drain you and your fluids >> reporter: as the middle of the county swelters, the southwest was soaked by tropical storm harold authorities say there is a risk of flash flooding. and southern california is still coping with the aftermath of record rainfall from the arrival of tropical storm hilary some communities left covered in mud. the summer of 2023, a summer of nature's extremes. dan scheneman, nbc news. >>> let's see how extreme it's going to be now. angie lassman is tracking the extreme heat and has more on when some areas will see some relief >> that heat dome that we've been talking so much about is eventually going to break down and we will see relief for some parts of the country we've still got 95 million people under heat alerts, the mid section of the country where places like chicago could flirt with maybe a record high memphis headed to 100, jackson to 105 look what happens tomorrow here comes a col

what we found is ales hrdlicka went to st. louis autopsied two filipinos and two other filipinos had their brains sent to him that her. one of them was likely a woman named mauda and we created an illustrative narrative about her life and her death with illustrations from a philippine-based test -- artist. we wanted to show that from the perspective of the filipinos. he saw many articles where they were referring to them as savages, talking about their customs, that they were very strange. we wanted to create something that would show the perspectives of the filipinos because so many of those perspectives had gotten lost. amy: just to be clear, the u.s. had occupied the philippines from 1898 for the next half century until 1946. >> yes. i think the previous segments talked about being able to teach people the history -- some of the dark chapters of the u.s. history. a lot of people don't know the philippines was a territory and that this was something that really affected how people saw filipinos and william howard taft was using th

st. louis wins 7-5.ave lost eight straight road games. >>> in his first game since last september, trey lance was sacked four times behind the second string offensive line. but lance and head coach kyle shanahan differed on whether the blame was scarily on trey. >> it was my fault, they're competing their butts off. >> it got off to a rough start, i don't put it all on trey. i thought the whole offense was sloppy to start. >> so lance took the blame. shanahan deferred. either way, sloppy preseason game one. what happens in vegas hopefully stays in vegas, and it's just a preseason game. >> all right, thank you. >>> all right, she was in the bay area for three days and mobilized tens of thousands of i'i'm orlandoo and i'i'm living w with hiv. i don'n't have to o worry about t daily hiv v pills because e i switcheded toto every-othther-month c cab. for r adults whoho are undetectctable, cacabenuva is s the only c come long-actining hiv treaeatmet you can n get every y other m. itit's two injnjections frfm a

st. louis went on to win 6-2. purdy may look like a quiet guy, but when he took ove as the 49ers starting quarterback, he has some swagger. and he told our vern glenn he has no problem celebrateling when the time is right. >> i have to do my job. once we score a touchdown, it's like that felt good and i want to celebrate with the team. different celebrations and stuff. that's some swagger you have to play with at this level too. i feel like the guys aroun us and on the defense, they fee off that. it's good. >> what would your celebration be? you just scored a touchdown go. >> oh my gosh, i don't think i can do that on tv! i'll lose my job. >> keep it off air. >> maybe we could see more from him just like give a little bit more. >> yeah, he's young. >> i hope we are too. thank you so much. >>> the 49ers aren't the only big draw at levi stadium. the baback in the e day, snsneaker dropops meant gettining online t to waitit in line.. now wiwith xfinityty mobile.. ...we get t the fastesest mobilele service and cacan ge

. >> reporter: firefighters in st. louis installing air-conditioners for the elderly. >> sometimes the elder born prior to air-conditioning think they can make it because they went through these things when they were young, but they're no longer young. >> reporter: minnesota and chicago soaring as high as 111 degrees this week, many schools are closing as a precaution, including in mason, ohio. in eastern washington, two major wild fires are still threatening homes. rain has provided some relief to crews fighting the gray fire near spokane but not enough to put out the flames. >> we're in the lineup of cars trying to evacuate. in their rearview you literally see houses burning. >> reporter: this as hurricane season heats up with tropical storm hilary left behind. search and rescue crews searching the forest where a woman is missing after a mid slide. nature's fury in all of its forms threatening lives and livelihoods from coast-to-coast. so, again, so much to watch across the country. back in the midwest, heat is not uncommo

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we're looking at temperatures tomorrow measuring without humidity, 102 in st. louis, 100 in chicago. that will be the first 100 in over a decade. fold in the humidity and we get dangerous, 115 in st. louis. but again, short-lived. a bit of a break for the midwest after tomorrow, but not for the south. dallas, new orleans, tampa, well up and over 100. 110 in some spots. dangerous heat for those folks through the weekend. david? >> david: rob, thank you, as always. >>> here in new york city tonight, the young woman who shoved a beloved 87-year-old broadway singing coach down to the ground, and then leaving her, she later died. today, that suspect in court, pleading guilty. she'll now go to prison for this. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, a somber ending to a tragic story of senseless violence in new york. lauren pleading guilty to manslaughter, admitting she shoved beloved voice coach barbara in a fit of random rage on a new york city street in march of 2022. she fell, hitting her head, dying days later of a fatal brain injur

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we'll still be in the triple digits basically st. louiswards tallahassee will it feel warm and uncomfortable. high 70s for chicago, detroit. mid-80s for places like indianapolis, dropping down to the low 80s by the time the weekend rolls around. as we get through the afternoon hours today we could see strong storms working through the great lakes, potentially strong wind gusts. that will be the biggest threat we'll see. the midatlantic, north east starts to see that rain working in, and we will again look at the potential for some strong storms, but this is the area today, detroit, fort wayne, cleveland, pittsburgh, all included in that potential of 16 million people at least to see some of that strong storms developing into severe storms or strong winds. >> i'm so glad i'm not in memphis with 112-degree heat but i wish we had more time with you because you might have some thoughts on whether climate change is a hoax. angie lassman, thank you. >>> still ahead, much more from last night's gop primary debate including the moment candidates w

you see kim gardner in st. louis and others resign in disgrace. you see marilyn mosby in baltimore lose her primary. what is the common thread? crime exploded in their cities. the people who voted for these people decided this is a mistake because we all deserve our public safety privilege. that is how these people get voted out of office. peter: i'm curious with your view of a road prosecutor -- o ogue prosecutor. charles: they refused to investigate almost all up -- specific levels of crime. they don't send any juveniles, especially violent juveniles, to court. let people out the day they are arrested. they will not allow you to charge multiple crimes. they are linked to focus on one charge only, even though they may have committed multiple crimes. the list goes on and on. we detail them excruciatingly carefully in the book. when you extend the signal to people in your city that we will not prosecute these crimes, people will commit more crimes. that is what is happening. peter: what do you think the motives are of george soros prosecuting this?

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but the rain does eventually make its way over the ridge and gets to st. louis. 31 days in a row, high temperatures 110 or greater, a new record for phoenix. not the kind of record that you want to break. and today we get to 110 and then back breaking a new record. broken so we have to start all over. let's not do that. temperatures all the way to 116 on your sunday. so well above normal. something else that will happen is all of the rainfall will come over the ridge, back down across parts of st. louis. and this is the area missouri, illinois, that could pick up significant number of storms in a row. we call that training. one storm leaves and another storm comes right in the same place. and that training can cause significant flash flooding. we see one storm for thursday, another friday, it will just keep going this the same places. places that are already soggy will see more in the way of thunderstorms the next day as well. >>> and still ahead, donald trump huddling with advisers and plotting strategy in the nice of hof -- face of his latest criminal indictme

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how about the a's visiting st. louis? we have ricky henderson, classic a's. we pick off jordan walker, and walker is safe. a-game tied at 3-3. they both and the a's go up 5-3. bottom seventh, cardinal strike back. around on his horse, bases-loaded. the cardinals we take their lead on the way to a 7-5 victory. no restrictions on brock purdy going forward. he was being held back from some training camps to help his surgically replaced elbow. trey lance started the season game against - rusty, but he was sacked four times. he did improve as the game went off, but he has a lot of work ahead to beat out sam donald. >> that frustrating, but i put it on myself and it seemed to be better, making sure the guys around me are ready to go. so i put that on myself. so i put that on myself. larry: listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later, i still smell fresh. secret works! ohhh yesss. ♪ your bug spray should take out bugs, not keep out peopl

same for st. louis. so above average temperatures, the heat dome will start to break over the plains, upp per midwest. in the south we'll get some relief. elsewhere the plains, midwest, below average temperatures actually moving in across portions of the east. so feels like temperatures across the south 113 in shreveport, 112 in houston, 116 in baton rouge. 110 in there is. so high temperatures the next couple of days will stay incredibly hot across the south. 102 in new orleans, 100 in memphis, 106 thursday in dallas. and then you have to factor in that heat index. so temperatures feeling very, very shot across the board. here is the new orleans 7 day forecast. and look at that, temperatures really flirting with those triple digits the next four or five days and trying to fall a little closer to average by the end of the seven day period. >>> messi mania is taking miami by storm. still ahead, how lionel messi is helping bring more joy to soccer fans. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. i reali

they were in st. louis their series with the cards and look at the 2 were calling them new zach, out often. lawrence butler, bottom of the first cardinals up one, nothing one offering nolan arenado and he crushes that one to left a 2 run homerun had to leave the 3 all part of four-run. first. bottom of the 4 cardinals by 5, tommy edmond, makes to hit a look at that catch by tony kemp catches the guy. a 3rd leaning. get some out. that's a double play. an incredible play. can't. now only offensive bright spot for the a's came from. but it's one of those aforementioned rookies deep. butler. 437 feet. he gets first major league home but the a's fall. 62, though, look to avoid the sweep tomorrow. but at least you got that bright spot from you're wrong, right? fielder. all righty. the niners were back on the practice field today as they started prep work for the denver broncos. one thing that was noticeable in vegas was that they couldn't stop anyone. it was the second team defense. but that indicates that that o

he recruited by pop culture who knew him because pop had been a scout for the st louis browns in the american league. and he was also recruited by a catcher named sam agnew, who was babe ruth catcher for the red. so many people know babe ruth as a slugger for the yankees, but he was he began as a tremendous pitcher for the red sox. 1918 was a pivotal year for him. he won two games in the world series. the red sox won the championship. he set a consecutive innings streak that wasn't broken until whitey ford in the sixties, 29 and two thirds straight shut innings. babe ruth that year, he also played he became sort of like a full timer for the first time. he played 782 games in the outfield and first base. he was sitting in for a lot of players who had gone off to the military. he hit 11 home runs. he led the american league 11 home runs today, some guys had 11 home runs and three quarters of a month, you know, they hit 11 home runs with their hands behind their back, you know, kicking balls. he also had led the league in slugging percentage. he is a big man on campus. so having an 11,

he owned a service in st. louis. this was actually built close by in philadelphia. it was made by a famed coach builder billy rogers and it cost about $6,000 at the time. now, that was reverse engineered for the 150th anniversary of his death p. he rebuilt this using correct techniqueses and they had a l downloadable brochure on the website. if anyone is interested in finding out how they did it, it's really interesting and what they came up with is just beautiful but this is essentially what lincoln's remains were conveyed in and this is also interesting because it is one of the few stops where his remains were conveyed into a hearse not something that was custom built for the occasion like so many of these other cities that had a lot of money to throw at this were able to do. after lincoln was viewed one last time in his hometown, he was buried here in oak ridge cemetery. now those of you that have seen the link into the room say what's this. this is the receiving at oak ridge. it was very common for the cemeteries at this time to receive coffins during the cold m

many of her claims appeared to be true, and that by the end of 2021, the trans transgender's at st. louisspital was getting overwhelmed with new patients, 45 teenagers and children every day were seeking treatment for gender dysphoria, in response, the hospital relied on outside therapist, some with little experience in gender issues to decide if the kid should receive hormone treatments. in dozens of cases, doctors prescribed those treatments before adjusting the underlying psychiatric issues that many of the young people were dealing with. there is an ongoing investigation at the hospital saying this whistle-blower claims is amounting to child abuse. >> what is happening is that the the clinic is pressuring their parent is going to givhan, while the patient was present, do you want to live son are dead daughter? and that's not consent that collision. >> they review the obligations imps found that the staff traded patients according to the existing standards of care. an activist to a challenging a new state law that will band jander affirming treatments for minors i still not buying the

. >>> st. louis>> out here ruining first pitch. >> it's a tradition in baseball when a rookie gets that first hit and everybody does their best to get that ball to that player to keep that ball on a shelf somewhere. in st. louis, mason we kn makin his first hit. his family was all there in the stands. you got a nice ovation from the crowd. let's get him that baseball now, right? pete alonso said, not on my watch and chucked the ball into the stands! ♪ >> i know it sounds stupid, but it's just a bad brain fart. i know throwing the ball in the stands robs him of kind of a really special moment. i feel really bad thinking back on my first hit and just getting the ball thrown back to the dugout. i feel awful. i feel like a piece of crap. >> he felt really bad. he apologized multiple times after realizing what he had done. they were able to retrieve that ball from the fan who caught it and they got it. it's a happy ending. >>> shohei ohtani was up with the bases loaded in the second inning, gets a hold of

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st. lou louis, mass shooting, three or more homicides is normalized with us. every week, there will be three. >> i've been told your beloved city, baltimore, i would to bring in great chief who's joining us. chief, as the investigation has started, he's got a new sheriff in jacksonville, florida made history. he made it clear he was racially motivated, how do you handle an investigation like this? >> thank you for having me on your show. i agree, it tragic. we don't talk enough about black on black crime occurring in urban areas. i worked in los angeles, cincinnati, detroit as chief of police and mass shootings are not unusual. certainly any mass shooting is a tragedy but when will it stop? i've got to say, it's not the gun, it's individuals. this guy clearly had racist intent given with the sheriff waters talked about but enough, enough but let's talk about the other mass shootings that happen every day in places like chica chicago. >> i've got to ask, the sheriff during the press conference talked about the baker act and it was implemented. talked about pare

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diana karlyn is professor amaretto of communication at st. louis university. and a retired professor of communication studies. at the university of kansas. she has a research and talk about first ladies for 30 years, and has written chapters on martha washington, lady bird johnson, barbara bush, hillary clinton and michelle obama. dana is also a founding member and inaugural lifetime member of flare, and she served the organization as our treasurer. dr. angela tina it is professor and chair of communications at stone hill college. her research focuses on american women's activism spanning from the early 19th century to the current day. in addition to the presentation on first ladies, she has published several rhetorical studies of hillary rob him clinton. and it is an inaugural lifetime member of player. finally, but certainly not least, doctor tammy b. hill. tammy is the associate professor of communication and a senior associate dean of the college of communication at western university. the doctor's books include -- the rhetoric of republican motherhood and

there's no -- we're not in st. louish, yeah >> des peres four. right. everybody gets it. >> jimmy: yeah, he saw it in times square in new york city. [ cheers and applause you never forget it. >> never forget it >> jimmy: you never forget going to times square and watching "fletch." >> when i was 14, somehow. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> wildly, wildly dangerous. >> jimmy: it was a big trip. >> yeah, huge trip by myself. >> jimmy: yeah well, you saw it and you loved it >> i saw it and loved it >> jimmy: but you got into it. and you go, "i'm going to watch it i'm obsessed with this movie." and then you realize that it was based on a book. >> based on a book and so i was like, "wait, there's more there's more stories?" and i immediately went to the bookstore and realized i had no money so i stole all of the paper books that i could steal [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how did you steal 11 paperbacks >> not at once >> jimmy: oh, all right. all right. [ laughter ] you went back and stole more >> one at a time [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >

st. louis, wait till saturday. >> bill karen's, thank you for that. >>> in california we have unbelievable seen the rescues after a storm brought historic and catastrophic rainfall. this is cathedral city. it's the deluge from the storm and accreted thick mud that coded roads and the only way for emergency teams to rescue the stranded was to use a bulldozer. 14 elderly people were trapped in a senior care facility overnight on sunday and because their exit was locked firefighters had to load them onto the machine to get them to safety. i am joined now by cathedral city mayor, rita lamb. mary, thank you for being with us. how are you guys doing now? >> well, we are definitely in the recovery phase of this whole process but yesterday there were unbelievable scenes and there were amazing scenes. this bulldozer was rescuing these wonderful residents and relocating them, but this is something that i have never seen. i have lived in the desert since '81 and the intensity and the breath and scope of this whole hurricane h

so she describes for the readers in st. louis for the papers she's writing for how she went off to the national mall to report on this new project that the army corps of engineers had just started to turn this swampy area down by the washington monument into a public park. it was a big wasteland. the potomac river would come up to the base of the monument. people would complain, it was nasty, smelly, and people said we're going to fill this in for a public park. she does down to the national mall in 1883 and she rides to the top of the washington monument which is still under construction. she has to ride the platform elevator which the workmen used to carry the materials to the ton and it was a platform elevator that had a cage, an open sided age with pulleys that would-- she sees this area that is just the kings of potomac park and says one day this is going to be the largest and most beautiful park in the city for future administrations. this tells us by the time she went to japan a few years later, she already had in the back

a's continuing in st. louis, spencer walken's the start for oakland. it did not go well., this is way out there. 4-0. the a's are awful but tony kemp is great, hustling for the foul ball. he comes up with the catch, then gets the double play at third. the a's got hammered. this is lawrence butler's major league homerun. the a's fall, 6-2. 49ers coach kyle shanahan says unless he melts in practice, brock purdy will be the starting quarterback this season. whether he plays in the second preseason game against denver saturday is unclear, but his leadership is apparent to teammates. >> just allowing himself to show up, and how he takes the field. not a lot of guys want to take command of the huddle. a guy who will yell at you even though he is a rookie, they call him mr. relevant. that is what helps him, he has that chip on his shoulder to play his game. larry: marshawn lynch earned about slam ball the hard way. he hits his head on the rim, spoiling his slamdunk attempt. sports on abc 7 back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobi

stretches from the ohio valley all the way down into parts of the deep south including indianapolis, st. louis, birmingham and atlanta. a few tornadoes will be possible, but damaging winds the most likely form of severe weather and some bowing segments are expected as this moves through indiana on into parts of ohio. now, that storm system works its way across the great lakes into the northeast for tomorrow. we'll have increasing moisture and increasing instabiity to make more widespread severe storms as this moves in along the interstate 95 corridor. this may time out with the p.m. rush as storms move through progressively. there will be a chance of damaging winds but also some tornadoes. we have torcons as high as 2s and 3s across the kreej. robert? >> jacqui jeras, thanks. >>> russia launched more than 70 missiles and drones at ukraine overnight in one of the biggest assaults in recent weeks. an escalation of force after two russian ships were hit and damaged by drones in the black sea. cbs news foreign correspondent ramy inocencio is in odesa with the latest. >> reporter: ukraine's air for

phenomenal opportunity came open there from st. louis. i'm going back to st. louis.this is hard. >> your mom and dad are going to be so happy. >> my parents are super excited. i'm done. >> how lucky you are, such a hard good-bye and this is a hard good-bye too. >> i wasn't going to cry. >> still going to be visiting justin all the time. be ready for us. >> also come to the loo. >> getting used to the humidity. all right. >> it's hot. >>> okay. remember you can watch us right after this newscast on our sister station, kbcw 44 cable 12 on the streaming service, cbs news bay area. justin will also be there so a few more hours to wipe up the tears. >> not going anywhere. >>> i like going to school more than online. >> you definitely more aware and some people are wearing masks and some people aren't. >> coming up at 7:00 the warnings from doctors as kids and teachers head back to school. we'll be r ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings"

so she describes for these readers and st louis for the paper she's writing for how she went off to the national mall to report on this new project that the army corps of engineers had just started to turn this swampy area down by the washington monument into a public park. it was a big wasteland. the potomac river would come almost up to the base of the washington monument. people complained about it for years. it was nasty. it was smelly. so they finally said, we are going to fill in this land and create a public park. she goes down to the national mall on this day in november. 1883. she rides to the top of the washington monument, which is still under construction, and she has to ride the platform elevator, which the workmen use to carry the materials to the top. and it was this platform elevator that had a cage, an open sided cage, which had pulleys that would swing out and and drop these stones into place. so she she rides this to the top and describes guides that she gets to the top. and then later she she looks down and she sees this area. that is just the beginning of potomac pa