louis on the map, but st. louis put me on the map. >> most new businesses fail in five years, you not only didn't fail, you grew and expanded. what was your secret to success? >> people didn't believe in me at first. all i got was negative input. nothing positive. so that was kind of my inspiration. i was focused on this. i knew if i had a product that was good, it would work. i would go all over looking for the best restaurant, and especially soul food, it's a diei dieing breed. so my mom taught me and i wanted to spread it with my family. it's a good product, people will enjoy it and support you. >> the first restaurant was great, the second one was just as great. that's the one that most people go to, mangrove, but the third one, uppercrust. >> that is like the disney world of restaurants. >> exactly. ♪ >> hey. >> been waiting on you. >> do you have good news? >> i want you to sit down. >> don't tell me to sit down. getting the upper crust open has really been a challenge. i had all kinds of obstacles, i

louis you know baseball is in the summertime when you get the summertime of st louis you know a lot of my friends were heading out ready to have fun in. would you rather have been a major league baseball player than more than being movie artist well first let me say that i always believed that everything happens for a reason so there was no way i would change you know my life in no way shape form or fashion now to go back to that is the say if i knew was going to get two hundred fifty six million dollars yeah i would have played baseball. did you go to a lot of kartel games is a good mom my mom actually she took me to my first corners game when i was about. six or seven she actually taught me how to play baseball my father doesn't have an athletic bone in his body but he is still a car. he could use that a jacket. he could break down a car roof but you know not athletic at all but my mom taught me how to play kid she taught me everything that went along with it in baseball the man thing why don't we see more black players in the game i think because first of all i think baseball has

louis." take a look. it's called cheer up, st. louis." >> you've still got your beloved st. louis rams whose 3-5 record puts them in fourth place in the n.f.c. west. troubh change your smoke detector batteries this weekend. ." there you go, "cheer up, st. louis." by the way, here is some more good news for the st. louis cardinals. i just found out earlier need obamacare does cover choking. (laughter) now, i don't want to be a wet blanket and ruin the celebration for the boston red sox and their fans and so forth but isn't red sox offensive to native american hosiery makers? >> paul: yes, i would say so! >> dave: i mean, if you think about it? >> paul: absolutely, because -- (laughter) >> dave: and, speaking of good sports, earlier today the new york yankees released this congratulatory message for the red sox. take a look at this. >> the new york yankees would like to extend heart felt congratulations to their arch rivals, the boston red sox, on their eighth championship? 109 years. we'll match our 27 championships in the year 2271. good luck, fellas. see you at the ballpark

this is st. louis as the storm hit. with at least 19 million people in the direct path of the worst parts of the storm. cnn has mobilized all of its resources to bring you the very latest information. jonathan monken is a director of the emergency management agency. we have him on the phone. we spoke to you about an hour ago. what is the latest information. you confirmed two deaths. what do you know now? >> caller: i can confirm we have a third death associated with the storm. this is in the town of washington. so somebody unable to get down to the basement in time and was pulled out of the home. and ultimately found in a field nearby. so we do have three confirmed fatalities for this outbreak of tornados? this, again, you said is in washington. you said there are 37 injuries. and would you say seven traumatic injuries. tell us about the injuries. do you have an update on that? >> we definitely know that injury number will climb significantly. we addhad a couple of significa requests for strike teams. they are needed to

louis you know baseball is in the summertime when you get the summertime of st louis you know a lot of my friends were heading out ready to have fun in. would you rather have been a major league baseball player than more than being movie artist well first let me say that i always believed that everything happens for a reason so there was no way i would change you know my life in no way shape form or fashion now to go back to that is the say if i was going to get two hundred fifty six million dollars yeah i would have played business. did you go to a lot of kartel games is a good mom my mom actually she took me to my first corners game when i was about six or seven she actually taught me how to play baseball my father doesn't have an athletic bone in his body but he is still a car. he could use that a jacket. he could break down a car roof but you know not athletic at all but my mom taught me how to play kid she taught me everything that went along with it in baseball the man thing why don't we see more blood players in the game i think because first of all i think baseball has to do

in st louis companies have another way to find code writing help. a tech mowingal matches employers with programmers. >> meet jim. glass-blowing artist computer science engineer and businessman, cofounding square, with fellow st louis maker jack dawesy and he's a match maker. >> there was a need in st louis. there was over 1,000 job openings. at the same time we knew people who had programming skills who couldn't get the jobs. >> they came up with the idea of starting launch code, an apprentice program. something he funds himself ux. >> we are taking programmers and taking them in jobs. a programmer is matched with a working professional in a new business. they work together as a team. >> mcal vi started launch code at the end of september and invited companies to apply. the response was overwhelming. the program identified 100 small and large companies to participate in the first round of placements. >> i have a lot of connections with the start-up community. every company we talked to said yes. getting a dis from monsato is amazing. all the compan

david: well your successor at st. louis, current st. louis fed president, james bullard was talking today about tapering as though it could happen as soon as the next meeting. there seems to be, sort of a momentum in that direction but that doesn't represent the majority, does it? >> who knows. who knows. i think jim it correct that it could be at the next meeting. whatever the fomc decides the next meeting but the fomc is created a problem for itself. it has said, over and over again, that it will not raise the policy rate, the federal fund rate, until after it has stopped the quantitative easing. so, as they consider what to do with quantitative easing, it is inevitably a signal that they are putting policy rate on the table. maybe not right away, but it's on the table. david: right. but, jon hilsenrath, to the indecisiveness question, i didn't see a consensus in that report. did you? >> here's what i think i see. and this relates to what mr. poole is talking about. on the one hand the fed very much has its eye on a taking, on pulling

st. louis rams putting hurt on the colts, chris long scoops up the piggy. the big fellow is off to the races. chris, howieson's scammers 45

louis, let the st. louis newspapers know they captured frank james. it wasn't frank james. his name was john gooden and he was the wrong height, the wrong hair color. the st. louis police chief did not want to give up on this man. he said he may not be frank james but i know he rode with jesse from minnesota. he is one of the robbers. well, he wasn't. he received the wound in a squirrel hunting accident. the doctor signed an affidavit saying he was being treated at his house. so he was essentially kidnapped and ended up suing the police chief for $20,000. >> so maybe a month or so when you think they left minnesota to when -- >> they, the 0 robbery is september 7th and after four weeks weeks they were back in, if not sooner, in missouri, and then they went to tennessee. >> did you ever do any research into the man who claimed to be jesse james when he was at the caverns about 30 years ago? >> his name was dalton. >> right, jay frank dalton. >> he was not jesse. >> did you do any research on that? >> i really didn't. there's lots of stories of various outlaws who supposedly

st. louis rams running wild against the chicago bears. austin, the rookie changes direction. he he's got guilty up to his step. sick five yards to the happy place. rams took an early lead. later, keep on eye on the spot shadow. chris long going after his brother, kyle long and is busy getting into a fight. those are howie longed kids, by the way, hall of famer.

most like spare ribs or st. louis style. of this is it. i choose -- st. louis style ribs. i choose baby back. they are a third less fat. you can see the difference. >wendy: wow. >> you have to make a good sauce. in the sauce i put sugar-free teriyaki. i put garlic -- >> wendy: i'm watching this clo closely. do you see the calorie difference? you do it your way you're about 990 calories. with rocco's meat, 319 calories. that is a huge difference. i made short ribs last night for the first time. >> i heard that. how did you do that? >> wendy: they were dlibs. i browned them in the pot and cooked them all day. >> you brown them and braise them all day. >> wendy: two things i said i wouldn't eat on tv and ribs wasn't one of them, fried chicken and watermelon. so if you see me eat ribs today, ribs were not on the wendy won't eat on tv list. >> i would hope you would eat anything i make for you. i would like to be the exception. >> wendy: do you know how to make crow? >> no. you made a joke? >> wendy: i made myself a bet, i may have to eat crow ontv. why are you making this in t

all the way to the east of st. louis. in the vicinity of cape gerardo, missouri. now, they're pushing into indiana and kentucky. most possibly next, in the line of fire, will be eastern indiana, ohio, northern kentucky and possibly into tennessee. we've had some severe storms coming out of michigan, fred. >> now, these images, right here understand, are coming from st. louis, missouri. you talked about that area, also, being sublted to some severe weather. and we're already seeing it happen from these images. >> most of the tornado watches are to the east right now. but certainly, as it moved very rapidly towards the ooegs, in its wake, you'll start to see those winds. them be gusting up to 50, 60 miles an hour. even behind the storm system, temperatures are going to be much cooler, like in shi ska goe. >> i don't know if these are live pictures or not -- >> yes. >> all right, hold on, karen. we're going to go with patty thompson, a commune kaxs manager for the illinois emergency management agency joining us by phone from springfield, illinois. >> give me an idea

improved in st. louis. and just a blur. expectation is that he will see action on sunday but jim harbaugh would not say for sure >> hope for the best we'll have a plan if he's not able to go. it's that simple. and it bodes well for us. >> safety daunte whitner had strong words for nfl today, still upset on this call on amad brooks. >> it cost us a game we've needed we're going to go out there and make st. louis feel, you know what they're supposed to feel. >> backed by popular demand, lindsanity the movie follow magzing rides of palo alto's jeremy lind who went from obscurity to star in the movie has a ton of great behind the scenes footage. >> this is one of my favorites of all time. >> what about sesame street blanket? >> producers began filming as a senior in harvard. and exploded in new york with the knicks. i talked with evan jackson about the movie now seen around the world. nobody had an idea it was going to occur. >> saying it wasn't going to work. you know? so i thought, you know it would be a great documentary. th

sunny in atlanta and st. louis as well. a high of 58 in st. louis. but denver, a mix of clouds. and seattle, cloudy. >>> well, days after admitting he smoked crack while in office, toronto mayor rob ford is facing new calls to resign this morning. a newspaper posted a video of a rambling enraged ford threatened to murder someone. well, ford says he was drunk in the video and he's embarrassed by it, but he's resisting calls to step down. >>> influential evangelist billy graham marked a milestone on thursday. as teresa garcia reports, hundreds of family and friends gathered in asheville, north carolina, to celebrate his birthday and his legacy. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: the reverend billy graham celebrated his 95th birthday in familiar places thursday, both in his home state of north carolina and at the center of attention. >> happy birthday, billy graham. we love you. we respect you. and we thank you, all of us, from the bottom of our hearts. >> reporter: about 700 guests attended a party for the spiritual leader who has counseled poor people and presidents alike. wh

louis. st. louis still not too bad for you but those mild temperatures will be changing for you throughout the day with cooler air. the rain came through early tonight early this morning but take a look, we're drying out. the winds are still winning across the general region. we have winds gusting at 44 mph in buffalo. wind up to 30 mph, and 30 in cleveland. our wind advisories will remain in place just off the lakes. expect gusting winds as we head into the afternoon. cool be trend for today will start off in the upper 60s in new york city follow to go 60 in the later part of the churc rig. >> eboni, thank you very much. the numbers of koalas is going down because of urban sprawl. thank you very much for watchi watching. i'm del walters. "inside story" is next. on "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suareza. when the governor of hawai'i signed same-sex marriage into law wins it brought the issue full circle to where it began. it was 1991 when a woman sued to have the right to marry her partner. s

starting on saturday with rain from wisconsin through iowa, kansas city, st. louis, chicago. then the storm gets reenergized. it looks like significant rain and wind, maybe severe weather. so as far as sunday goes you have to watch the weather in areas of ohio all the way back to st. louis and chicago. maybe even a few tornadoes. >> not a great weekend. >> not there. >>> the parents of casey anthony may find themselves homeless. >>> and venezuela's president promises a flat-screen to even. >>> and the truck driver that wishes he didn't take that short cut. dad! dad! katy perry is coming to town. can we get tickets, pleeeeease??? tickets? hmm, sure. how many? well, there's hannah, maddie, jen, sara m., sara b., sa -- whoa, whoa. hold on. (under his breath) here it comes... we can't forget about your older sister! thank you, thank you, thank you! seriously? what? i get 2x the thankyou points on each ticket. can i come? yep. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on entertainment and dining out, with no annual fee. to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards >>> wel

. >> we saw this huge need in st. louis that were over a thousand job openings. we also at the same time knew people who had program ming kills skills who couldn't get these jobs. >> reporter: he started launch code, an initiative he funds himself. >> we're taking programmers and we're placing them in jobs. and it uses peer programming where a programmer gets meshed with a working professional in the new business, and they work together as a team. >> he started launch code at the end of september. he invited local companies to apply and the response was overwhelming. so the program identified 100 small and large companies to participate in the initial first round of paired placements. >> i have a lot of connections with the start up community, and i knew they would be strong supporters every company we talked to said yes. getting a decision out of monsanto in three months is amazing, we got a decision in three days. they need talented programmers, and they're not getting them through the standard means. >> the standard means are traditional head hunters. many bus

sunny also in atlanta, but cloudy in st. louis, 57 the high there. sunny in denver, seattle, cloudy with a high of 59. >>> in record numbers. former military men and women are moving from the battlefields to the classroom. nearly a million enrolled in school last year. bee zbad shaban takes a look at unique challenges facing former servicemembers. >> reporter: 25-year-old tom lamar is part of a growing number of veterans going back to school as they struggle to return to civilian life. >> they give you a one-way plane ticket from wherever you came from and then from there you have to hit the ground running. >> reporter: lamar fought two wars in iraq. he still suffers from a shoulder injury and post-traumatic stress disorder. benefits from the g.i. bill enable him to attend ucla for free. in 2001, about 21,000 servicemembers and their families use the g.i. bill to go back to school. with more troops returning from iraq and afghanistan, the number more than doubled last year to 945,000. what value do you place on education? pasadena trainer martin teac

a lot of those storms were near st. louis, southern illinois. st. louis forecast is pretty much the same for much of indiana and southern illinois. you can see the rain forecast and then it gets very cold this upcoming weekend. hopefully today they can get some work done out there. that big cold blast coming down, that cold air is up there in areas of northern canada, that by this upcoming weekend will encompass all of the lower 48, east of the rockies. frigid outbreak. >> did i see minus 11? >> that's in canada and coming this way. >> i'm try to brace myself for it. just ahead security video captures a tragic airline crash but a feud among the cheney sisters escalates to the former vice president and his wife. "first look" right here on msnbc. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. [ male announcer ] i'm betha

as you know, the red sox would be the world series against st. louis wednesday night. you're seeing everybody gather for the big celebratory parad

. >> we're both in st. louis. >> he just said great mind. >> st. louis. nice heading, jim. nice hitting. ten runs every time they play the reds, they get ten runs. >> still a great year. still a great year. >> what happened? >> they're not going to beat boston. i don't think anybody was going to beat boston. >> good pitching beats good hitting, doesn't it? where are you on s&p earnings next year? >> you know, we think earnings this year will be a 107.50. next year could be as high as 120. >> not going down? >> not going down. >> i thought corporations had already extracted things that they could from the cost side? >> the gdp is going to grow probably closer to 3% in 2014 and consumers are start to go gain some of that confidence now that washington is behind us. >> i guess we'll see. so as far as long-term, you know, nightmarish scenarios, do you ascribe to any in terms of a five or $10 trillion ball sheet if we get there? >> we have to get our fiscal house in order. >> i'm talking about just the fed. can they suck that back out? can they bring the balance sheet back in to

st. louis today was 80 degrees. that was a record. they are going to be in the 50s for tomorrow. very vigorous area of low pressure is moving across the great lakes. on the backside of that, temperatures are dramatically cooler. so that cold air is filtering in behind it. warm air out ahead of it. and we get some twisting motion in the atmosphere. and that's why we see this tornadic activity tonight. >> all right. that is an overview of everything that's happening, tracking the storms. appreciate it. want to get you back now to the pictures and the stories. small town of washington, illinois, was nearly wiped off the map today as a tornado bore down. >> i hope no one's hurt. our father in heaven, hallowed be thy name. >> anthony prayed as a tornado hit his town. one resident described what happened. >> i was watching the news and they said tornado down near peeken. it's like a loud train. i said this isn't right. i said it's not thunder. it just kept coming. getting louder. and so then i went in the basement and about ten seconds later, i felt the house shaking and waited about p

louis so she went to the ship's. wrote i'm out of the stock. market let me. be. the kind of brother when she returns. florida deaths first everything has been known to to feed the family from here to where you can and so the minute runs out to go figure oh. well you know what it was. and i have two boys and a girl but i have also lost two girls from reality t.v. . don't believe me what did your children die from la boheme you got me. this is fair what they were ill. or did you have money to buy their medicine. it was too expensive for us so argument in one post fifteen euros and the other twenty two here or there what are you going to do you can grow the most liberal with out what you are going to different. eat. meat. you know who wants to come here because if you would nobody wants to come here. because they're. going to know when we fish time would go by quickly. now we have nothing to do i play poker with the other cyclists. what you're dealing with here is that you know in a few years tell you that there are chi

two in st. louis, one died. one in chicago, who died and another in san diego. new york is the epicentre, there was talk that st. louis was one of the worst places in the past. i know you have a friend who was attacked. what did she say in. >> well, it was a fellow physician. she was walking down a street and surrounded by a group of young men. one swung on her and she avoided the punch and was, instead pushed. but unbeknownst to them this woman studied karate and stayed on her feet. she said, "hey, what are you doing? where are your parents? get out of here. go home. whose taking care of you?" so as a physician she recognised right away that these were young men with no purpose, no academic goals, had nothing to lose, knowing they could kill someone or injure them in a very gross way - they didn't care. these are youngsters who don't care about life or themselves or the consequences that they may end up going to gaol tore killing someone. >> it's a big issue. your friend may have the fear ipp stilled in here, i'm glad she is okay. as this gets publicity, are yo

he wrote it in the st. louis post-dispatch. he went out there a few hours later, and it was on the inside. shots from the back. once again, they lied to us. so many instances like this everywhere along . and then you have -- nobody apparently ever asked the right people what really happened. and the people did not shut out that should have at that time. and i think that contributes. >> thank you very much. [applause] before we go to questions from the audience, does anyone have anything you wish to have? anyone with questions, please come on up and let's start it. [applause]

the sox beat the st. louis cardinals last night, to take the title in six games. jeffrey brown will have more on the red sox's victory later in the program. also ahead on the "newshour": outrage over the n.s.a. tapping into servers for google and yahoo, plus spying on asia; dismantling syria's chemical weapons program; the recent wave of violence in iraq; senator susan collins on the future of the republican party and abraham lincoln's foreign policy. >> ifill: newly published information leaked by former nsa contractor edward snowden is reinforcing the notion that u.s. spying spreads wide and goes deep. the latest bombshell, partly denied by the obama administration, appears in the "washington post." it says u.s. intelligence agencies have gained access to hundreds of millions of google and yahoo user accounts by secretly tapping into company data centers. late today, six top tech companies-- yahoo, google, aol, apple, microsoft and facebook-- sent a letter to congress, calling for enhanced privacy protections. barton gellman broke the story for "the washington p

st. louis a two on one break, vladimir to jason schwartz. burns put it away the hat trick makes it 5-3 and sharks win. warriors in okc taking on kevin durant and russell west brooke. west brook to durant for the jab. then, westbrook after another turnover here, former ucla star had 14 at the half. warriors hanging in. barns, big aussie throwing it home. steph curry with 14 at the half. right now nshths third quarter warriors leading 76-69. giants have resigned ryan voguel song. abc7 sports. >> coming up tonight scientists are calling it a cosmic holiday mirror why cell. how a comet supposed to have been roasted by the sun appears to have survived. that is at 9:00 >> then, tell you about black wednesday in the bay area officer helping bring drivers to justice. >> that does it for us. thanks to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and no

he wrote it in the st. louis post-dispatch. he went out there a few hours later, and it was on the inside. shots from the back. once again, they lied to us. so many instances like this everywhere along . and then you have -- nobody apparently ever asked the right people what really happened. and the people did not shut out that should have at that time. and i think that contributes. >> thank you very much. [applause] before we go to questions from the audience, does anyone have anything you wish to have? anyone with questions, please come on up and let's start it. [applause] >> hi. go ahead. >> i would like to ask mr. ames worth if he knew about the association between jack ruby and the harvey oswald. the journalistic colleague of mine, worked for jordan maclennan's case. said that he saw ruby altogether numerous times talking, so sitting with @booktv. still live in centennial i did so you, there is not one visit in person who has come forth with any kind of proof at all. i don't believe. >> let me just elaborate on that one

st. louis a two on one break, vladimir to jason schwartz. burns put it away the hat trick makes it 5-3 and sharks win. warriors in okc taking on kevin durant and russell west brooke. west brook to durant for the jab. then, westbrook after another turnover here, former ucla star had 14 at the half. warriors hanging in. barns, big aussie throwing it home. steph curry with 14 at the half. right now nshths third quarter warriors leading 76-69. giants have resigned ryan voguel song. abc7 sports. >> coming up tonight scientists are calling it a cosmic holiday mirror why cell. how a comet supposed to have been roasted by the sun appears to have survived. that is at 9:00 >> then, tell you about black wednesday in the bay area officer helping bring drivers to justice. >> that does it for us. thanks for joining us. >> have a great night. aa@a@##h@ - well, hello, hank. soso good of you to come up. - well, i'm not gonna miss the america's kidz got singing finale. last time i was this excited was this morning. i saw a cat wearing the same sweater as its

improved in st. louis. and just a blur. expectation is that he will see action on sunday but jim harbaugh would not say for sure >> hope for the best we'll have a plan if he's not able to go. it's that simple. and it bodes well for us. >> safety daunte whitner had strong words for nfl today, still upset on this call on amad brooks. >> it cost us a game we've needed we're going to go out there and make st. louis feel, you know what they're supposed to feel. >> backed by popular demand, lindsanity the movie follow magzing rides of palo alto's jeremy lind who went from obscurity to star in the movie has a ton of great behind the scenes footage. >> this is one of my favorites of all time. >> what about sesame street blanket? >> producers began filming as a senior in harvard. and exploded in new york with the knicks. i talked with evan jackson about the movie now seen around the world. nobody had an idea it was going to occur. >> saying it wasn't going to work. you know? so i thought, you know it would be a great documentary. th

., will be sunny today, as will atlanta and mostly sunny in st. louis as well. sunshine in denver also, but seattle will be mostly cloudy with a high of 51. >>> and here's another look at this morning's top story. the black friday shopping frenzy is under way. 97 million americans will head to the mall or shop online today. retailers are expecting holiday shopping sales to rise nearly 4% over last year to more than $600 billion. >>> and a number of stores opened their doors well before the stroke of midnight and have been welcoming shoppers throughout the early morning hours. trina orlando of our pittsburgh affiliate kdka, joins us nowfrom the mall at robinson which is just outside pittsburgh. trina, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. shoppers here at the mall at robinson have been at it since just around midnight. we're kind of going through a lull period right now. the first wave of shoppers are starting to make their way home or resting on benches and a new wave of shoppers are getting ready to come in. shoppers here are getting a goo

i grew up potential and annoyed champagne coming midway between chicago and st. louis at an h2 tenor to make life shaping the vision come i had to choose between being a cubs fan in cardinals fan. all of my friends became cardinal fans and growth liberal and happy. [laughter] and i became a dispatch that conservatives. the cuts as you know have not won the world series since 1908. which is two years before tolstoy died. [laughter] but that means the cubs are now in the third year of debris building affair. if you go to wrigley field, any team can get a bad century. [laughter] not a spell. again, i try to connect what i write about was something somewhat larger. this is a column written when camden yards opened in baltimore and has a title called love the camden yard. recreation is bert giamatti like to say it's recreation, an attempt to renew ourselves according to some standard, to make a vision poppell bull, thus paradoxically, recreation applies both leisure and what giamatti calls a reach to get it right. the people responsible did. it was an architect to set

louis and parts of the philadelphia. many other cities are experiencing this as well like gary, indiana. those dire statistics i left with a fair amount of optimism about the passion that was represented around the table on how to make a difference in fact how these cities could be new models for american cities. we vivid a neighborhood that is ready to establish a one hundred unit sheep farm. it's very interesting to have those discussions and to see the possibilities. in terms of the physical aspects felt cities the primary issue was what to do with the land it has negative value because of the cost of maintaining and paying for the taxes is higher than the land. there are a lot of communities across the country w that have label land used for stormwater management and architectural and forestry it's interesting where people are grappling with different issues. i left with a fair amount u amount of optimism. i'm happy to talk about it more. >> thank you. >> commissioners item 7 review of past be events from the board o

. >> from st. louis the home of the 11 time st. louis cardinals but sadly not this year. >> well, okay. >> a big sunny san diego booyah too you. >> charger booyah? >> hey, jim, the great city of virginia beach. a great big booyah. how are you doing today? >> i'm going to give you an allen iverson booyah. >> okay. >> what are we talking about? practice? >> as of today they're giving you a 56% gain. and that's over the course of less than five months. trying to fight a sneeze. [ sneezing ] >> it's better to fight it than sneeze. >> take a look at the daily chart. the fabulous cup and handle formation. the one that looks like a little teacup with the handle on the right side. the cup and handle. oh, boy, holy cow. an inverse head and shoulders pattern. s see? well, i was trying to make a smiley face. >> filled in, boom. >> it's the bullish cross over where the black line goes above the red line. just a second. -- yep. definitely. >> it's clear. if it's a little yellow dot usually that means that. oh, that's mcdonald's, sorry. >>> befo

. >>> it was the long bowl today in st. louis. the rams chris against the bear's kyle with howell also in attendance. the ricky austin heads one way. and that's a 55-yard touchdown run the fourth straight week carson has scored 26 or better. chris comes sprinting from the sidelines to get his brother out of a scuffle. protection by big brother or sibling rivalry? only the lines know for sure. but the older brother has bragging rights when it comes to the game outcome. >>> the packers came from 16 points down and salvaged a 26 all tie with the vickings. both teams played field goals but could get nothing after that. >>> quarterback pairing does not get bigger than this. this game was all denver early. the patriots steven ridley hit by van miller who takes it back 60 yards at the end zone. the patriots staged the greatest come back in team history when brady hit julian adelman and adelman does the rest. the patriots would score 29 unanswered points. the patriots punting. denver's wes welker tries to tell his teammates to stay in. an

the red sox beat the st louis cardinals in six games to win a world title. >> the flyers lost 7-0 to the capitals. two goalies fought. they got into it in a game that featured 114 penalty minutes. >> and denver broncos head coach was hospitalized after feeling light-headed. fox was on a golf course, and was taken to a charlotte hospital. the broncos released a statement saying that fox did not preerns heart attack symptoms. the broncos are on their bye this week. stereo still ahead on al jazeera america. more on the u.s. drone strike that killed the head of taliban and pakistan. pakistan said the strike compromised peace talks. more on the threat from the taliban's new leader. a real-life space hero remembers - saying goodbye to the second american to orbit the earth. a >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. . things are returning to normal at los angeles international airport, one day after a tsa officer was shot and killed inside terminal 3. shootings delayed dozens of flights and effected more than 168,000 passengers. >> protesters in cairo sta

st. louis rams. check out the rookie - changing direction. he has giddy up. austin is fast. he has gone 65 yards to the house, rams taking a 7-0 lead. keep an eye on the spot shadow. chris law going after his brother, kyle, playing for the bears. talk about brotherly love. chris breaks up the fight saying, "what the heck are you thinking are you trying to get ejected?", those two boysar howie long's kids. the conversation at thanksgiving will be interesting. mum will not be happy. rams win the ball game. >> the nfl saves the best for last. peyton manning and the broncos versus tom brady and the patriots - need i say more. >> they are two living legends, numbers speak for themselves. peyton manning and tom brady combined for over 110,000 yards, 818 touchdowns, winning four super bowl titles in seven appearances tom brady three to peyton manning's one, and captured six mvp awards, ipp cluing three super bowl mpvs. >> we need to be on the offensive. they are capable of scoring quickly. and they can come back quickly because of tom. >> sunday night will be the 14th meeting. the

the red sox defeated the st louis cardinals winning the franchises 8th world series title. i'm darren haynes and that is sport. >> dave will be back with the forecast next. . >>> clouds are clearing out, and rain is clearing out. the temperatures are dropping. they'll continue to drop - not only tonight, but tomorrow. the showers popped up this afternoon, they are dying down, the sun has gone down, lost the heating we had. showers are clearing out. you'll wake up for a clear sky, cold temperatures tomorrow. numbers dropping from the '50s to the 40s. 30s, near freezing in upstate new york. western pennsylvania and new england. may not be as cold along i-95. temperatures may not drop as much. there'll be a little breeze and the wind will pick up. the storm is off the coast. high pressure over the great lakes, different in pressure between the two is a gusty wind. that'll be from washington dc all the way to main. it's bringing in the cold air, look at the cold air dropping from canada. cold air coming down to the east coat. warm air returning to the southern plains. temperatu

the canadian was on the 1970 boston team that beat st. louis in the finals. the game went to a shootout, derek roy scored in the fourth round to give them a win. >>> thomas bjorn has a one-shot lead at the world cup. american kevin stralman is second. but in the team event, the u.s. have a three-shot lead over denmark. >>> pacquiao's trainer has dismissed reports that his career is coming to an end. pacquiao was once considered the best pound for pound fighter. >> it is not time yet for sure, and i -- i feel -- i'm glad -- i hope they have confidence -- i hope they are overconfident, because manny is going to destroy this guy. >> it sounds like he has gone through a few bouts himself. i'll be back in another half hour. thanks for watching us. ♪ >> welcome to aljazeera america, i'm del walters, and these are the stories we're following for u. >> the president had been shot. >> 50 years after the assassination of president john f. kennedy, they share their memories of that tragic day. and the roof of a supermarket collapses, killing dozens of people in latvia

it was a family fair in st. louis. the rams chris long facing his brother kyle long who plays for the bears. those are howie long's kids. in the first half, chris went after his younger brother. boys will be boys. rams go on to win it. we'll be right back. >> backto aljazeera america. we have today's top stories. much of the united states is bracing for rough travel during the holidays as a large storm pushes through. it's expected to bring snow and sleet to the east coast and south later this week. the storm killed eight in western states overnight. >> tribal leaders in afghanistan voted to keep american soldiers in that country past 2014 when nato forces are set to leave. the afghan president refuse to say sign the deal until after the presidential elections in april. >> in tehran, the ambassador of peace is the name being called the leader. some say iran cannot be trusted. prime minister of israel called it a historic mistake. president barack obama called the prime minister to assure him the united states is firmly

st. louis right there. 34 for chicago. it's windy on the front end of it and breezy behind it. we have to go to florida, too. we have an earth cam shot. really nice usually. not this morning. looking a little cloudy and rough. sarasota is where it's near. the rest of florida looking like this. 83 for miami. 81, orlando. i'll leave you with a look at the southwest. it's been nice but they cooled down significantly since the record highs earlier in the week. >> this weather report has been brought to you by tempur-pedic. very nice. >> thank you very much, guys. >>> coming up here on "gma," alec baldwin blowing off steam and finding themselves kicked off the air. what provoked this latest outburst? >>> also ahead in "pop news." romance and your diet. how counting calories may affect romance and your diet. how counting calories may affect your love life.hat it's like tor best night's sleep every night. [announcer] why not talk to someone who's sleeping on the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur-pedic. ask me how fast i fall asleep. ask me about staying as

children's hospital in st. louis. so the doctors aren't going to be able to take care of those patients either. >> i saw on the front page of the washington post today, what some of them are saying is they want them not to go to the mayo clinic, they want them to go to the community hospitals, and what they're saying is that routine care offered at community hospitals is comparable to pricey medical centers. when you're really sick you don't want to go to a hospital that doesn't have a lot of experience. you want to go to a hospital that does research and see this is all the time. your community hospital may be great for some things but not other things. >> and you want to make sure that people get the care they need from a doctor they choose at lower cost, and it's somebody that's practiced medicine for 24 year, taking care of people in wyoming, i know there's a lot to be said for that doctor/patient relationship, knowing the patient, knowing the family. this is one of the falsehoods put in deliberately to deceive th

it's all for naut. >> st louis rams. check out - the rookie changeses direction. he has kiddy up. olson is uber fast. rams with a lead. keep an eye on the spot shadow, going over kyle. they are busy getting into a fight. talk about brotherly love. that's how we long. chris breaks up the fight, tellingize brother what the heck are you thinking. that conversation at thanksgiving will be interested. mum is not happy. chris would go on to win with the rams 42-21. detroit getting a boogie on. >> later stamford to ped grew. he also threw four interceptions. detroit nursing a lead. in the fourth mike glennon guess up. how about those buckan ears losing the first eight games. three straight with a 24-21 victory. the nightcaps saving the best till last. >> the collosal showdown. >> rebecca has weather next. . >>> we have areas of ice accumulating in central texas and oklahoma with freezing rain. reports of a quarter of an inch to half an inch of ice glazing over tree limbs, easily we can see powerlines and slippery roads. we are continuing to clean this in spots overnight. in fact, even if