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

if you take a step back after world war ii st. louisin population center. st. county was to the left to st. louis city and headed lot of open land a lot of opportunity and the folks coming back from world war ii who wanted to start a better life found that american dream in st. louis county where i grew u thes like bridgeton and other zip codes that are now included in this bill something ee following them. something else was headed west and it was this radioactive for they had no idea, no idea was in their water, below their feet, affecting them come poisoning them and killing them. i think back and my parents still live there by the way. i think back to those friends of ■íthose neighbors i had and to senator hawley mentioned these are the waitresses and these are the truck drivers and these are the hairstylist, these are people who go to work every single day and they just want better life for their kids. they were creating these communities that were new. again government had dumped toxic materials that were poisoning them. and what

. >> jimmy: "meet me in st. louis," uh, it's a sequel to "the philadelphia story. all the cream cheese >> oh, 'cause of the cream cheese >> jimmy: they have so much cream cheese money, they like "leave me alone, leave me alone. i can't even live in my own hometown anymore." so they go, "let's just pick up and move." >> yeah. >> jimmy: and so they go to st. louis. >> great >> jimmy: and they are like "let's build a huge giant futuristic home," and then all they build is the roof and then they go "let's move back to philly," and so that's that's how the st. louis arch was made [ laughter ] >> starring? >> jimmy: oh, starring gil peterson and ralph dublin. [ laughter ] it was an old movie. >> old movie >> jimmy: yeah oh you think -- were there modern stars in it >> oh, no, i was just asking to see if you knew who was in it. >> jimmy: yeah, no, of course. robert redford was in it, i remember seeing ann -- ann -- ann b. davis [ laughter ] >> from "brady bunch"? >> jimmy: from "brady bunch. [ laughter ] before she was alice, she was in - >> i don't know. i don't think --

i mean, look, these children grew up in st. louis.ho watched the soros backed prosecutor in kim gardner in st. louis refused to prosecute criminal defense defendants. a congresswoman shamefully called for the defunding of police and they attend a school that has a history of promoting dei programs that promote racial divisiveness at the expense of having uniformed police officers in their schools. so the systems are failing. the adults are pushing radical social agendas and the cost is seen in the video. this heinous offense has resresulted in disastrous consequences and the adults in the room need to stand up and do the right thing. it's time we start holding wrong doers responsible and promoting this culture of violence. >> laura: we just understand that another attack took place not too far from where this attack took place an individual was stabbed and actually died at the rosemary jennings jr. high school there. no suspects are in custody. but police are investigating that incident and says this does not appear to be random gover

please join me in recognizing st. louis circuit attorney gabe gore. [applause] when the history books tell the story of missouri's 57th governor, i hope it's our work force development infrastructure accomplishments that stand out. and this year, as we propose our final priorities as governor, there is no turning back. we know that that guaranteeing missouri's strong foundation starts with a quality education in our children. this year we will once again fully fund the k-12 foundation formula with an additional $120 million over last year's level, and we also full -- we will also fully fund transportation across the state of missouri. [applause] in total, our administration has increased funding for k-12 education by $700 million since 2018. and i'll note that's all state funding, not the federal government. and at the same time, our administration and this general assembly took the first step toward school choice for more missouri families through our education savings account program. and when it's public, private, charter or christian, we don't car

she was submitted to the local hospital in st. louisfracture and frontal lobe damageblee. she has major brain bleeding and swelling and is in criticale condition.an kaylee is fighting hard to stay alive and heal. this is just, this is such a heartbreak on so many levels. you see this rage spilling out across america, especially in inned.a.r cities, especially wih the d.a.s don't give a -- you js know what about the consequence side of things. they are trying to help criminals get off. >> you are exactly right, laura. these children grew up in law los angeles, kim garner and st. louis who refused to prosecute and cori bush'slled district. this is a congresswoman shamefully called for the defunding of the police and then attend a school that has a history of promoting dei programs at the extent of uniformed police officers in the schools. the adults are pushingas a radil social agendas. at the cost is seen in thehe video, this heinous offense is disastrous consequences and the adults need to stand up and do w the right thing. we need to h

try align probiotic. >>> now to an alarming story near st. louisre a federal agency is exampling soil in a suburban neighborhood to see if residents are living on top of nuclear contamination. it's part of the effort to remove sites contaminated by an early nuclear program. >> we had no idea that there were any remedial talks or works of contamination that had been found even close, close to homes. >> reporter: concerns of contamination in the cade's cove subdivision along cold water creek. it is radioactive waste from the building of the first atomic bomb >> we did stop and talk to a neighbor and said yes, there was some kcontamination they found underneath some home >> reporter: advocacy group founder talking about the sampling underneath six homes in the neighborhood there was an old creek covered up whether t up when they built the subdivision. >> i get that there's a level of privacy, but you don't have to disclose where those homes are, but you can at least let the rest of the community know, because they've been asking. >> reporter: one of t

those shots to finishing off their road trip in st. louisay against the blues, hoping to snap their nine-game losing streak and come home on a high note and maybe goalie mackenzie blackwood can help come through with a good day and the let's go to the action. >> after a scoreless first period, the sharks you some good defense to get on the board. filip zadina steals the brings it out of the circle. >> nice move. their puts it into the net, upper shelf there. one, nothing. sharks. started the night here, of course, was the goalie mackenzie. he made. 37 saves in the national recording. his second shutout of the season help snapper that nine-game skid. yeah, we're dancing in st. louis. sharks win for nothing. all right. let's take a look at some new video that just came into our newsroom. a driver capturing a lightning strike out of san jose look at that. that's an airplane going to the sky there. well, i mean, talk about remarkable timing. looks like he was in his car. windshield wiper going by there an airplane just goes a long boom and it do

in calgar, egor sharongovich suffered his fifth defeat in a row last night, losing to st. louis:5. the belarusian forward ogni was unable to show any effective performance in this meeting. sharangovich played on the third line, spent almost 15 minutes on the ice and finished the match with a utility rating of minus two. the flames are in twelfth place in the west, earning 71 points. didn't score any scoring points. and alexey protos, his washington suffered a major defeat on the road from toronto, 1:5. nick dowd scored the only goal for the visitors. capital from the eastern conference are in eighth place, the squad has 81 points. lukashenko. not a politician, he is a leader who is not interested in the next elections, the next generation, he does not try to please first, he works so that we like his decisions and the result of his work. this is my job, to sit, think, using experience and my knowledge, i must make predictions; if the president does not have this, there is no point in doing this. considering that, as a rule, parliamentary elections, and especially local ones, not

. >> i'm joyce snyder from st. louis, and i'd like the president to take care and close the border because we're getting too many people, illegals in here. and it's just getting overwhelming and a lot of crime. >> hi, i'm

st. louis by one of these nuclear processing facilities and a landfill where the government dumped the waste, then lied about it. a man i'm proud to have in this fight, senator eric schmitt. senator from missouri. mr. schmitt: thank you, mr. president. thank you, madam president. i rise today along with my friends from new mexico and colleague who have shown great leadership in this to defend and support the people who have been impacted, who quite literally have been poisoned by their own government. i grew up in bridgeton, new jersey, the epicenter of some of the waste that was dumped, the radioactive waste that was dumped there. and just to that i can back, after world war ii, st. louis, the city itself, was the main population center. st. louis county, which that they had no idea was in their water, below their feet, affecting them,ing them. and i just -- i think back -- my parents still live there, by the way. i think back to those friends and those neighbors i had, and as senator hawley m

in other meetings of the day, we note that st. louisnger than los angeles 3:1, nashville beat vinepeck 4:2, and the leader of the western conference vancouver lost to its closest pursuer colorado 3:4 in overtime. mind games or intellectual struggle a chess tournament was held in minsk dedicated to the constitution day of belarus and this is the case when participation is much more important than victory. to the capital 23 participants and representatives gathered. let us remind you that tomorrow, march 15, belarus will celebrate constitution day; the main law of the country will turn 30 years old. that ’s all for me today, love sports, work hard and win, but for now, good night. hello! my name is leo and i am from china, i really love marshmallows and periodically bring them to my relatives, please help me find out how the process of making marshmallows goes, thank you, why is a small dessert a huge plant, to be honest, i was shocked why the newborn zephyr is resting on the tree, i i was just stunned, who connects two halves into one, w

it was because he clearly cared alfor the people of st. louis. he valued strong communities, fighting crime, returning law & order and putting people first. the level of professionalism between the circuits attorney's office, the metro police, the courts, the attorney general's office andan our office is grear than i've ever experienced. please join me in recognizing the attorney dave gore. [applause] when the history books tell the story of the 57th governor, i hope it's our workforce development infrastructure accomplishments that stand out and this year as we propose our final priorities as governor, there is no turning back. we know the strong foundation starts with a quality education and our children. this year we will once again fully fund the k-12 foundation formula with an additional over last year's level and also fully fund transportation across the state of missouri. [applause] in total, our administration has increased funding for k-12 funding by $700 million and i will note that is state funding, not the federal government, and at t

. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. i would like the president to take care of the border because we are getting too many illegals is getting overwhelming and there is a lot of crime. >> i am from new jersey. i would like to see the president address anything related to gaza and palestine. it is very important right now. people are choosing to look at it in one way. >> watch the state of the union address, live tuesday at 8:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> vice president kamala harris called for a short-term cease-fire in the israel-hamas war during remarks in selma, alabama while marking thev■■z attack on civil-rights protesters in the city. vice president harris also addressed voting rights. this is nearly 20 minutes. ♪ city. vice president harris also addressed voting rates. this is nearly 20 minutes. ♪ can we give it up for azali? [applause] oh, indeed, our hopes and dreams are alive and well. oh, indeed, our hopes and dreams are alive and well. good afternoon everyone. good aft good afte

he may be preparing to about the fall philippine st. louis. i enjoyed in this encounter with the chinese post cards . wrestling in on the south china sea and the latest incidents of time use intimidation in the for the contestants walked out the on the message as well. thank you for joining us. international level so they can shape to setup amount of time, quarter door to deliver urgently needed it to millions of people in gusts of europe and commission cheaper. so that one to lions set, the portal between cypress and god left could begin operating this weekend on the unlimited amount of aid has been reaching goes out by land right now due to his strategy, bl kits, efforts to edge up into the dad's rehab, also proven appropriate matic, the mazda on health ministry says that 5 people were killed on friday when a fat of showed on one of the 8 packages malfunctions. the u. n. has one the doubt, 40 deliveries, gaza facing detroit or from you commission president us to live on the line visit site, press the starting point for new maritime age car d

. >> my name is george snyder from st. louisri, i would like the president to take care and close the border because we are getting too many people, ills here. it's just getting overwhelming and a lot of crime. >> hello, i'm from new jersey. i would like to see the president address anything related to gaza and palestine. it's very important right now se and people not talking about it and choosing to look at it one way. >> watch the state of the union adess live thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded byes and more. including wow. >> the world has changed. today, a fast, reliable internet connection is something no one can live without. wow is there for our customers with speed, reliability, value and choice. it all starts with great internet. >> wow supports c-sp as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> c-span's washington journal, a

. >> i'm from st. louisi and i would likù the preside4nt to take care and close the border because we are getting too many, illegals in here. it is getting overwhelming and a lot of crime. >> i'm aisha from new jersey. the thing i would like to see the president addresses anything related to gaza and palestine. that's very important right now and i see people who are ignorant and choosing to think about it one way. >> watch the state of the union address thursday at 8:00 p.m.ea, or online at

. >> st. louissays responding officers located a jove nile female suffering a severe head injury transported to an area hospital and she remains in critical condition. attorney general bailey says if the victim dies, the suspect should be charged with homicide. the hazelwood school district says it is a tragedy any time children are hurt. bullying and fighting in the community we need to work towards a resolution. the 15-year-old suspect is charged with first degree felony assault. right now she is being held by the st. louis county family court. pre-trial conference in her case is scheduled for april 1st. bill. >> bill: maybe we get a decision on that adult case maybe next month. thank you, nate foye reporting on that. >> dana: a story every parent should hear. online predators focused on black mailing children and convincing them to harm themselves on camera. jessica tarlov and tyrus are here. abigail is the chief of the f.b.i. child exploitation unit says people don't understand the severity and

. >> my name is joy, from st. louis, missouri.the president to take care and close the borders because we are yet getting too many peo]ple, illegals in here. and a lot of crime. >> hi. i'm from

. >> jimmy: cedric is from st. louis. st. >> jimmy: i think they put the sauce on after the grill, after they grill it? >> yes. >> jimmy: whereas you're from compton. is there a compton barbar cue -- i know there's a lot of barbecue. is there a specific, the way we have it in kansas city and memphis, et cetera? >> you know what, los angeles is a melting pot of all those places. the south. you know, migrated here. my dad was from little rock, arkansas, youngest of 16 -- >> jimmy: did your dad barbecue? >> yeah. my dad liked a wet rib. my dad would also build his own barbecue pits. >> jimmy: that's serious. >> he'd take 55-gallon drums and cut them open. that's what i learned. >> jimmy: you brought a couple of photographs. tell me about this before i show it here. this is you in your backyard? >> i had my backyard redone by this guy named jeff louis. he rebuilt this kitchen for me while i was away in south africa, he built it. he put a pit in but put the wrong kind of pit in. he put a gas grill in my backyard. and i said, "hey,

. >> i'm from st. louis missouri.aza and palestine. >> watch the state of the union address live thursday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, the free mo app or online on c-span.org

right now, it is in the lead ahead of st. louisissouri's forest park and toledo, ohio's wildwood preserve metropark. usa today says the best city park is a space to connect with nature and the community and we think that is the perfect definition for golden gate park's 1000 acre urban oasis. >>> it is a critical time for san francisco animal care and control as well as other shelters around the bay area. they are doing their best to take on a national problem, overcrowding. they have reached capacity for the number of dogs they can taken. is a major reason why we are 3 million's pay and neuters behind as a country, a delay that was built up during the pandemic. how you can help shelters right now. >> it is easy for these faces to steal your heart but right now, they need some extra love. >> we are overcapacity. we have animals that are available for adoption. we would love for people to come and adopt them but we are packed full of stray animals. >> virginia -- virginia donohue is the executive director of sf animal care and contro

. >> i'm from st. louist to take care of and close the border because we are getting too many people illegals in here and it >> i am from new jersey and the thing i would like to see the president addre is anything related to gaza and palestine. it is very important right now and it sucks ignorance and people choosing to not talk about it. >> watch the state of the union address thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. >> next, a bipartisan group of governors discussing solutions they talk about zoning, water and sewage infrastructure, and ensuring workers can live in the communities they serve. from national governors association winter meeting in washington, d.c., this is about one hour.

if we remember the killing of the black man in st. louis, ferguson was outside of st. louis.rguson was that the police department were using -- picking up and giving citations as a way to bolster their finances. if you want an honest discussion of crime, i suspect -- i suggest you read the condemnation of blackness. he looks at how crime been focused at black people. we do not think of donald trump as a criminal, but he has -- crime is also white. that is an example of white crime. host: next is mike in texas on our line for democrats. caller: good morning. i lost my job years ago. i worked for a company. it was due to china's unfair trade practices. i would love to see democrats focus more on the issue of trade. a lot of my friends crossed over the border for trump on the issue of trade. he did not deliver but he had the right message. i wish democrats would speak to people like me that work with their hands. it would benefit them greatly. it is also a national security issue. if we got into a war, we would not be able to produce enough aluminum for our military and that is

if we remember the killing of the black man in st. louis, ferguson was outside of st. louis.rguson was that the police department were using -- picking up and giving citations as a way to bolster their finances. if you want an honest discussion of crime, i suspect -- i suggest you read the condemnation of blackness. he looks at how crime has been focused at black peoplewe do nop as a criminal, but he has -- crime is■ilso white. that is an example of white crime. host: next is mike in texas on our line for democrats. caller: good morning. i lost my job years ago. i worked for a company. it was due to china's unfair trade practices. i would love to see democrats focus more on the issue of trade. a lot of my friends crossed over the border for trump on the issue of trade. he did not deliver but he had the right message. i wish democrats would speak to people like me that work with their hands. it would benefit them greatly. it is also a national security issue. if we got into a war, we would not be able to produce enough aluminum for our military and that is just a fact. i more

next for the tide but the shots and finishing off their road trip in st. louis against the blues, hoping to snap their nine-game losing streak and come home on a high note. maybe goalie mackenzie blackwood could come through with a with a good day in the after a scoreless first period. the shots you some good defense to get. >> on board here, filip zadina steals the pocket. brings it out to the circle. makes a nice not move. their puts it home into the upper shelf one, nothing sharks. but the start of the night was mckenzie in the goal. 37 saves in the net to record his second shutout of the season. help the sharks snap a nine-game skid. yeah, we're dance. and tonight in st. louis, sharks 4, nothing victory. and that is your look at sports. gayle, what's happening with the weather? >> well, we saw that convective activity moved through earlier. we'll see more calmer conditions. the full forecast when i come back. charged with style. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition.

we just had a confirmed tornado about 11 miles to the west of bay st. louis the waveland areas, here's the thunderstorm tracker here, a warning for bay st. louis, and it looks like that tornado has dissipated. we'll have to wait and see if that caused any damage. new orleans, you're in the clear. and now we're starting to see some of these thunderstorms also, you know, as they move off the coast, the large hail could even be a problem, too, further to the west, areas around san antonio, severe thunderstorm warning on the southeast side of town, large hail is possible with this heading up here just south of interstate 10. other concerns that we have, we mentioned the snow, some areas did pick up that three to four feet of snow in colorado. it ended in the denver area earlier today but we're still going to see knew types of stuff, santa fe, southern portions of the san juan mountains, telluride, on and off snow throughout the weekend and heading into sunday. if we get any additional severe storms this weekend, watch out, southern portions of texas, and unfortun

with hockey sharks in st. louishe bellus, san josÉ lost 20 of its last 22 but it was all sharks saturday night, zadina off the turnover, they're going to host the kraken monday. big saturday night for soccer in the south bay bay f.c. kicked off in their home opener at paypal park taking on houston, sleigh bay signs from the home team, dana puts bay f.c. up one-nil. houston came back to take the lead late. bay f.c. tied at two in stoppage time, 99th minute a heartbreaker havana with the go-ahead goal houston wins 3-2, bay f.c. falls to one, 0 and two on the season. quick took one-nil lead early in season but dynamo corner kick first fry almost goes, escobar puts in it the back of the net off rebound, tough one for the quakes. houston wins 2-1. still ahead in sports on the other side we're now down to six teams in march madness, with two punching their ticket to the final four on saturday you're looking at some real jack in the box haters. yeah, they exist. they have no idea they're about to try my new smashed jack. t

and at a time when college was more rarity than the rule, he earned a degree in mathematics from st. louis university. jobs at mcdonnell aircraft corporation and lawrence livermore labs followed before you eventually landing at hp. >> that is why a lot of people called him the godfather of silicon valley. >> marvin jackson is clay 's biographer and helped write his memoir, unstoppable, which chronicles his role leading the team in 1966 that developed the software for hp's first computer, the 21166a . >> this is the thing. there were not many people doing this back then. there were not many white guys doing it either. >> roy's sons say it was not for their father to be in the proverbial room where it happens. he also wanted to make sure that the doors were left open for other people who look like him. >> the pathways that he opened, he wanted to make sure they were left open for others to follow. that is one of the driving reasons why we created the book. >> clay would leave hp, found his own company and bring his sons into the fold. he would say his father was equal, if not more proud, of

at a time when college was more rare than the rule, he earned a degree from st. louis university. jobs at mcdonald's aircraft corporation followed, before eventually landing at hp. >> and that is why a lot of people would call him the godfather of silicon valley. >> reporter: he helped write his memoir unstoppable, which chronicles his role leading the team in 1966, that developed the software for hp's first computer. the hp2116a. >> this is the thing, there weren't many people doing this back then. so there weren't many white guys doing it either. >> reporter: roy's son says it wasn't enough for their father simply to be in the room where it happens. he also wanted to make sure that the doors were left open for other people who look like him. >> the pathways that he opened, he wanted to make sure they were left open for others to follow. and that is one of the driving reasons why we created the book. >> reporter: clay would eventually leave hp. founded his own company. and they say their father was equally, if not, more proud of the family that he and his wife built at the work d

st. louis cannot yet boast of this. each win separates the bluesmen from eighth place in the west by four points literally worth its weight in gold. pavel buchnevich made a solid contribution to the next one. in the third period of the home match with anaheim , the russian scored an assist hattrick. for buchnevich, the match with three points was already the seventh in the current regular season. over the past 20 years, this is the second result in the history of the club. only one hockey player has two more games. blues by vladimir tarasen. the nba regular season is also nearing its end. los angeles clippers basketball players have practically secured participation in the western conference cup stage and can allow yourself to relax in some matches, especially against teams from the east. one of which is atlanta. the holks are currently in tenth place, which gives them the right to participate in the play-in. any defeat will make it much more difficult for the yastreevs to qualify for the preliminary round of knockout m

. >> you're seeing a large number of cancer cases near st. louis. >> it's huge.e are one of the leading sites for breast cancer in the nation, a huge number of childhood cancers and several childhood cancer categories, we lead the nation. >> reporter: there is opposition in congress mainly over the cost of the legislation, estimated at tens of billions of dollars. but in the shadow of the oscar-winning film, lujan and hawley are trywist political arms to get approval in a gridlocked u.s. house. >> those artists deserve the wins. what about the people whose stories were not included in that film, who are dying, who are willing to use all their energy to educate others? and i certainly hope that everyone that was a part of "oppenheimer" doesn't forget these folks across the country. >> reporter: congress has just three months to pass this law, or the money risks running out. the white house has indicated the president would sign it into law. scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," how nba superstar steph curry scores with

bush: he was a loving father and dedicated student and as man st. louisred deeply about his community and those in it. one issue we worked on was the cleanup of manhattan project waste dump in the landfill and surrounding areas. together we fought for not only of the cleanup of this waste but also for compensation for those impacted. mayor briggs was also a champion for the rights of those living with disabilities. he worked to ensure everyone was tread dignity and given the resources to thrive through his service on the productive living board, special olympics board, special school district board of education, and the municipal league of metro st. louis. mayor briggs was deeply loved and his legacy will live on through the lives he has touched. my heart goes out to mayor briggs' family and his friends and to all of bridgeton, may he rest in peace. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remark

. >> i'm from st. louis, missouri and i would like the p■eresi tae rder?>> and the main thing i would like to see the president discuss is anything related to gaza and palestine. now. i see people choosing to look at it in one way. >> watch the state of the union address live thursday at 8:00 c-span, c-span now, our free mobile■ or online at c-span.org.

'm from st. louis, missouri.nd i would like the president to take care and close the border, because we aretoo many n here, and it's just getting overwhelming and a lot of crime. >> hi. i'm from new jersey. i think i would like to see the president address anything related to gaza and palestine. it's very important right now. it sucks to see in the rents and people not talking about it and choosing to look at it in one i'm a postdoc fellow at johns hopkins university. i do research in intellectual history and social theory. and i think the most important issue i would love to see the president discussed in the state of the union is the danger that artificial intelligence poses to our civilization. particularly in the way in which i think it might undermine haved economy. and might threaten our culture. >> within the state of the union i would love to hear the president ■haddress -- it's an important topic in all states in the u.s. together as a nation to make a stronger and better. peter: the president's state of

caltrans says the highway is closed right near the st. louis baseball monterey county line. clear at this point that line will reopen. >>> and it will be a busy weekend, you can track it can 24-7 on your phone, you have to do is use the camera on your phone to scan the qr code on your screen. that will take you straight to our app, where you can stay on top of the weather in your neighborhood. you can download our app for free. >>> tonight, a new warning about the measles from bay area health officials as cases continue to climb across the country. the cdc has confirmed 97 cases of the highly contagious and dangerous virus so far this year. he just three months, that is higher than the total number of cases last year. the virus popping up from coast- to-coast, with cases reported in 17 states so far. five cases have been reported in california, since february. the cdc says most of them are linked to international travel. the bay area has three major airports, health leaders say anyone who is not vaccinated against the virus is at increased risk of getting infected. we spoke

we've got really spring-like temperatures happening in places like st. louis cleveland heads to the upper 60s. these temperatures will continue along the eastern seaboard as we get to tomorrow. washington, d.c. at 76 degrees and running nearly 20 degrees above normal tomorrow in new york city with a high of 67. but of course, temperatures will start to moderate out heret midr houston. dallas ends up at 80 degrees albuquerque with plenty of sunshine and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you >> thanks so much, angie >>> today is march 14th. it's it's pie day head over to pizza hut for a buy one get one free large pizza deal all you'll need is the code "free pizza", and taco bell is offering mexican pizza f for $3.14. a >>> coming up, the wave of closures hitting family dollar stores how fast food is getting even faster fast food is getting even faster. i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it'

. >> yes, and now he's a st. louis cardinal.his at least, the band-aid doesn't hurt as much. >> but not a done deal yet, right? >> it's reported, but the giants haven't come out and said this has happened, but we have multiple reports including espn. so it seems like it's pretty legitimate. >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> okay, imagine this, being on the road and seeing this in the sky in front of you. the california twister that stopped drivers right in their tracks. >>> and this is the last place you'd want to be on a bridge. why this crash was actually very lucky for the driver. >>> and some furry friends could be the key to helping some kids learn one of the most important life skills. we'll be right back. (upbeat music) - this is the new pix+ with the only 8:00 and 9:00 pm news, the primetime edition: weeknights on the new pix+. 44 cable 12. (bell chiming) what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department...

. >> reporter: in st. louis knows what a loss feels like >> it will be fun to tell my kids, you know, brag to them a little bit >> reporter: incarnate word academy's 131-game-winning streak not just a state record but the longest current run in the nation >> i think we have so much more potential to be great. >> reporter: behind it all, head coach dan rothis he's guided the red knights to 12 state titles. >> i think they're used to the pressure we walk into gyms, everyone wants to see us lose it's been that way for a long time >> reporter: but for a team that's never felt a loss on the scoreboard, a loss of a different kind, this championship weekend coach dan rushed to the hospital after suffering a heart attack the night before the state title game >> it's not the same without rothis sorry. we didn't know the last game was going to be our last game with him. so it's really rewarding, but it's not the same. >> reporter: the team and their whole community rallying around their beloved coach, who remained in crit

takes on st. louis.y all 30 clubs would take to the field today, but as you know, they're listening to you, and the mets and phillies have already been postponed. >> i know. turning now to two teams in the nation's capital extending their terms. it was announced that the washington wizards and capitals will remain at capital one arena d.c. through at least 2050. the district is planning to invest over $500 million to revamp the venue. there were plans announced to move to a new arena in northern virginia. those negotiations ended up falling through, which state officials blamed on personal and political agendas. so they were going to get a big, shiny new home. instead they're going to try to make the current one better. >>> caitlin clark not staying put for at least for the future. she may be destined for the wnba, but one rapper turned sports mogul is trying to change that. on wednesday, ice cube, one of the co-founders of the big three basketball league confirmed on x that the league offered the iowa s

will much chillier across parts of the rockies, denver has 33 degrees with snow in the forecast, st. louis to indianapolis and up to chicago dealing with rain. and that's a look at your forecast, back to you. >> thank you, angie. >>> still ahead, casting from sesame street, but philadelphia bowing to crackdown on crimes after a string of shootings and an ongoing manhunt. scrub, soak? nope. i just scrape, load... and i'm done. platinum plus is cascade's best clean ever. with double the dawn and double the scrubbers, it removes the toughest grease and food residue for an irresistible clean and shine. rewash? not in my house. upgrade to cascade platinum plus. dare to dish differently. ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try vicks vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. when you smell the amazing scent of gain flings... time stops. (♪♪) and you realize you're in love... steve? with a laundry detergent. (♪♪) gain flings. seriously good scent. >>> now to an urgent manhunt in philadelphia, for multiple suspects who

takes on st. louis. so normally, though, all 30 clubs would take the field today. weather has already forced the postponement of the home opener for the mets and phillies. you know all about this. looking at people like you to go. >> hopefully the baltimore situation, that's the first game, raining now, should clear out in time. >> all right. >> turning now to two teams in the nation's capital, tending their terms. the wizards and capitals will remain at capital one arena in d.c. until at least 2050. the district is plankning plann invest over $5 million. another deal fell through. >> we had this announcement in december, and at that time, it was like, are we going to get uprooted? apparently after this, falling right through. several more decades. >> a lot of ugly stuff behind the scenes in that one. >>> caitlin clark may be destined for the wnba, but one rapper turned sports mogul is trying to change that. ice cube, one of the co-foundering of the big three basketball league confirmed that the league offered the iowa super star $5 million to come play for them. c

we have two watches one for st. louis one in central areas of kansas and may get another one over kansas city. these will be blossoming going all night long. as far as the risk area goes, kansas city to st. joseph in the enhanced risk and tomorrow we have a chance of severe storms from dallas to just south of chicago. so isolated tornadoes too. as far as the snow goes, we have 6 to 5 million people in this watches and warnings. hardest hit, denver into the foothills. someone will get three to four feet of heavy, wet snow and power outages for the denver area, at least a foot, with this big storm. >> thank you. >>> tonight the head of the ntsb says investigators are still missing critical information from boeing about that max 9 door plug that blew out over portland. tom costello covers aviation for us. tom, the ntsb chief is clearly frustrated. >> she is. jennifer homendy says boeing has still not provided important details that ntsb investigators need about why that door plug blew out and why four bolts were missing. she

. >> i'm joyce snyder from st. louis, missouri, and i'd like the president to take care and close the border because we're getting too many people, illegals in here. and it's just getting overwhelming and a lot of crime. >> hi, i'm aisha from new jersey and i'd like to see the president address anything related to gaza and palestine. it's very important right now. it just is ignorance of people not talking about it and choosing to look at it in one way. >> watch the sta of the ■union address live thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. host: welcome back to washingto by jenny best martin of the tea party. guest: thank for you having me. host: tell us about your organization and how you're funded. guest: we are tea party patriots action and we have a super p.a.c., tea party citizens superfund and in our p.a.c. we endorsed donald trump asded, wee funded by mostly small donors but we also have a few larger donors now. when we first started we were exclusively

but after the weekend, now severe weather comes roaring back, from dallas to st. louistbound into washington, d.c. >> robert: mike bettes, thank you. today marks one year since american journalist evan gershkovich was arrested and imprisoned in russia in what the u.s. calls focused spying charges. in a powerful protest and tribute to its reporter, "the wall street journal" left and above the fold blank space on its front page with the headline "his story should be here." as gershkovich awaits trial for doing a journalist work, president biden said today he would make russia pay for the 32-year-old's "wholly unjust and illegal detention." about 60 miles from the gaza strip where the israel-hamas war rages, christians took part in a good friday procession in jerusalem's old city, with high security they walked the way of a cross the root jesus is believed to have taken to his crucifixion. at the vatican, pope francis presided over a good friday service, arriving at st. peter's basilica in a wheelchair. the 87-year-old pontiff had to skip the traditional nighttime processi