and st. mary's has stated they've had conversations with cpmc and ucsf, and they're knowledgeable about the case log and they're prepared to take on these patients. it should be noted that cpmc and ucsf have higher volumes of hard yo la cardiovascular patients than st. mary's. and then, finally, as a part of the formal transfer protocol that i spoke about at the last hearing, both were spoke about during that transfer protocol with st. mary's. okay. so to close, i'd just like to restate the conclusion that was presented during the july 16 hearing? in that despite st. mary's low surgical volume in the general advancements in minimally available surgical technology, san francisco does have a growing older adult population and card low vascular surgery services are going to become increasingly important? that the closing of the cardiovascular surgery unit may also have impacts on the level of care provided and the complexity of patients that may be able to be seen? and that finally there will be

we are going to do the design and making sure that it's very unique to st louis but also represents st louis as well. we have to put together a team and work with our corporate sponsorships and we just have to find a way to keep our fans excited and then in 2022, hopefully we will be able to play our first match at oui’ be able to play our first match at our home stadium. maria sharapova won the champion in 2006 and she will play. also, the other matches on screen. in the men's singles, the defending champion will start out against the 76 ranked. the former england rugby union international james haskell is used to dishing out big hits on the field of play. he's perhaps going to find that useful for his new career. haskell, who's rugby life included spells in england, france, japan and new zealand and who won 77 caps for his country is taking up mixed martial arts. the 34—year—old retired from rugby union back in may, and has signed a deal to fight in the heavyweight division — he's planning to make his mma debut next year. it's good to find that he's got a new career have had

governor brian is situated with st. croix and also st. thomas. so let's track it for you because this is going to be very important over the next several days. we could see some changes but it seems solid in terms of moving to the north not interacting with any land and actually strengthening. category storm right now, one. that's 75 miles per hour is where it's at. we are going to go to the north. we are not interacting with land. it's over those very warm waters. we don't have a whole lot of wind sheer. we have some dry air keeping it kind of stable. but then it really is using that fuel to strengthen. so between friday and saturday we're going to see that oomph. we are going to strengthening to a category 2 storm with winds around 105 miles per hour. these are sustained winds, they are not gusts so we have to take gusts into account. then it's going to north into the bahamas. then we are expecting it to make landfall along the eastern coast of florida, maybe even southern georgia. we could see it turn to the carolinas. we are going to watch th

st. helens not at their best? ? i warrington good today, or st. helens not at their best?e i think it was not at their best?e i think it was not their best, with ultimately 110 being of their best. warrington played a very disciplined game plan, but they played their semi final game against hall about five weeks ago, and they completed their site, had a very low error count. great kicking game, world—class kicking game, putting the opposition under a lot of pressure, great line speed, really muscled up in the middle of the pack, and st. helens has really got to some advantage over the course of the season. they are ploughing through the super league. what the wolves did today, what warrington did today, they met fire with fire, so they had a big squad in the middle of the pack, they muscled up, they really took a two st. helens, and once they got on top of st. helens, saint helen's works really ha rd to of st. helens, saint helen's works really hard to chase them down. warrington are an

virgin islands, st. thomas, st. john and st. croix are east of puerto rico. puerto rico was spared the worst of the hurricane this time. joining us now is someone who has dealt with tropical hurricanes before, especially the government response to hurricanes. joining us now by phone is congresswoman stacy plasket who represents the u.s. virgin islands. and congresswoman, do we find you in st. croix tonight? >> i am. i'm home on st. croix. i'll be heading to the island of st. thomas in the morning with our governor. st. thomas, as you are probably aware, received the brunt of the hurricane as it made its way to the u.s. territories of the caribbean. >> do you expect fema to be on location, will you be able to meet with fema officials tomorrow in st. thomas? >> i have met with fema officials already on st. croix this morning. we have over 200 federal personnel on the ground right now. we really did try to do a really preparation for the storm, whatever it would be. particularly because of the fragile state of our own infrastructure here after hurricane irma and

. >> reporter: but st. louis metro sergeant heather taylor, president of a local black union with nearly 19 years on the force, says the problem in her department is obvious. do you think that there are white supremacists on the police force? >> yes. i think so. >> reporter: you didn't even pause. >> have you seen some of the facebook posts of some of our suspended officers right now? yes. >> reporter: taylor is referring to the recent report by the plainview project, which found more than 400 racist posts on social media linked to current and former st. louis metro police officers. five years after the ferguson protests, the debate over implicit bias training continues. has it worked? >> i think that's pretty obvious that it hasn't. >> reporter: based on our investigation, it is difficult to say conclusively whether implicit bias training is effective. about 59% of the police departments across the country that responded to our follow-up questions say that they don't have a way of measuring if the training

once they got on top of st. helens, st. helens found it really hard to chase them down. warrington are an experienced team, they have won it before, they know how to win. and basically, once the wolves sunk their teeth in, they we re never the wolves sunk their teeth in, they were never going to let go. almost from the start, there were things to talk about, where there? a big called by the referee, the saints could have been ahead. that's right. a rubber kick was put through. in replay, in slow motion, you can see the ball was clearly placed down in what would've been try if the referee had referred to the video. but he didn't. one of the great things about robert hicks as a referee, he likes to keep the game flowing. in his minds eye, whether it was a hit or a line or something, he got the call wrong. he sought in life play. ithank he got the call wrong. he sought in life play. i thank you thought that the ball was bounced and not placed with downward control, and he made up with downward control, and he made up his mind on the spot and got the game flowing once again.

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yes, i am done. >>> still ahead -- st. elmo's fire is coming back. >> we're having some fun. >> we picked the new brat pack dream cast. >>> plus, demi moore and rob lowe remember their former co-star patrick swayze. >> so beautiful. >> did you know that patrick didn't get alone with dirty dancing's jennifer grey. stories from the set. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> all right, time for your friday fashion fix. tonight, it's all about celebrity kid couture. ♪ take my horse >> kim k. recently posted these shots of north calling her the "ultimate fashionista." for the family trip to japan, here, she picked these almost $600 mermaid fishnet leggings with flowers and a source tells us the furry kitten heels? she got those in the princess section at a kids' store. then to match this tie-dye t-shirt, north borrowed her mom's $35,000 dior purse. >> we're already fighting over bags. >> north's casual looks total more than some people's house mortgage. oh, and you better believe north wears dad's yeezy slides. as for sain

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this is truly an historic day for st louis. it's hard to imagine that we were able to have a thriving professional soccer league and that it could exist in the united states and canada without having the city of st louis being a part of it. well, imagine no more because st louis, with its incredibly rich soccer history, not only deserves an mls team but has owned one. that's 2022 but next year tennessee willjoin the mls as well as david beckham's inter miami but the proposed stadium site for the franchise is in doubt due to arsenic contamination levels more than twice the legal limit, says an environmental report. melreese golf course has been closed until further notice by miami's city council after the findings. plans are in place to build a stadium, shopping mall, hotel and public park on the site as part of a $ibn development with the team due to join the league next year initially playing in an 18,000—seat arena in fort lauderdale. tennis now and top seed benoit paire is through to the last 16 of the winston—salem open

at least a dozen skills 16 and under have been killed in st. louis this past spring. >> there is a new fact about homicide in this city. kids are getting killed. >> every time that i look out and i see her. it is hard. >> kennedi was one of 12 children under 17, 6 under 11 who have been murdered here since april. a threefold increase over all of last year. >> when all of this clears up. i want to take my two youngest kids and move out of town. i can't be here knowing this is the city my daughter was murdered in. >> ta reward of $100 is being offered with information on the killings. >> i talked with the chief. there has been an increase in tips. not enough. >> yet there has been no arrest. >> who shoots in the direction of a 7-year-old or a 10-year-old. it is so outrageous. >> the mayor says st. louis needs more police officers and tougher gun laws. other than a felon anyone in missouri can walk down a street with a gun without a permit because none is required. >> you can carry an ak-47 or ar-15 and sometimes people do. they are intimidating.

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. >> the damage right now are primarily to the islands of st. thomas and st. john. we still have crews remaining here from irma and maria that are doing restoration. >> reporter: dorian could be the fifth hurricane to impact the state of florida in the last four years. some residents here, john, not taking any chances. >> nor should they, nick. and they should use these days to get ready for what appears to be a direct impact somewhere along that coast. our thanks to nick valencia for that. >>> hurricane hunters have been up flying several missions a day to get data for the forecasts for the meteorologists. we have some images captured above a noaa plane flying through dorian's eye yesterday. this is that footage. joining us now on the phone is noaa flight director paul flaherty. paul, thank you for being with us. you were up in dorian's business four times yesterday including once overnight. tell us what you saw. >> good morning. thank you for having us. the crew i've been flying with, we have flown for the last four days in support of hurricane dorian missions and

what st. louis is doing to stop a disturbing trend. at least a dozen kids shot and killed this year. it's one of the greatest high- tech competitions: driverless cars. now a top engineer is accused of giving google secrets to uber. we'll clear the air about karl the fog. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> dickerson: good evening. norah is off tonight. i'm john dickerson. this is our western edition. puerto rico and the dominican republic are under states of emergency as tropical storm dorian tears through the caribbean. forecasters warn that heavy rain 6could cause life-threatening floods. dorian hit martinique earlier today, washing out re bahamas and florida. we'll have the latest on the path in a moment. but we begin with david begnaud, who is in puerto rico. to reporter: the people of puerto rico are still dealing with post-traumatic stress from osrricane maria, which ravaged yis island two years ago. tonight, ahead of dorian, some people are leaving. >> i'm so insecure here with the power, the food, the securi

certainly impacts to the east of puerto rico over into st. thomas, st. john and st. croix as well. >> how did the u.s. coast guard go about preparing for dorian? >> so, here in san juan we have seven fast response cutters and another coastal patrol boat. we sent them down ahead of time to curacoa to stage up, to respond back to dorian in puerto rico and the virgin islands. in addition, the coast guard brought aircraft down from florida to set up staging for urgent search and rescue for after the storm. as we roll into this afternoon and tomorrow morning, we'll send our teams out to do waterways and ports assessments to make sure we can get maritime operation back here in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. >> captain eric king of the u.s. coast guard. thank you no your time tonight. appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. have a good night. >> bringing dangerous rains to puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. joining us now -- the storm hit st. john hard. how are you doing? what's it been like riding the storm out? >> hey, thanks for having me on. first off, i'm jus

and this goes far beyond st helens. across the uk, it is believed 10,000 children are involved in county lines drug dealing. there's chaos. if it goes any more than it is now, we are barely dealing with it now, and i think if it gets bigger and more violent, then there's just not enough of us. they have to be controlled. we don't know exactly how many care children are being exploited in st helens but we do know no one has been prosecuted for trafficking kids in the town. and ed is here now. police there are saying they are struggling, thousands of children involved, most of them already very vulnerable. yes, the most vulnerable, simon. we havejust seen is just vulnerable, simon. we havejust seen isjust one vulnerable, simon. we havejust seen is just one county line from merseyside to north wales. this is a countrywide problem and it is getting bigger. during our time following this flow of class a drugs we often found it was left to the front officers to protect the heroin and crack cocaine users and safeguard the chil

croix and extended it to the islands of st. thomas and st. john. >> reporter: forecasters predict dorian could grow to a category 3 hurricane by the time it reaches the coast of florida over weekend. >> bottom line is that we have a very, very serious hurricane threat to the state of florida. >> reporter: florida residents filling up sandbags while officials there are testing water pumps and emptying canals. >> residents should make sure that emergency equipment such as hurricane shutters and battery-powered radios are in good working order. >> reporter: store shelves emptied as floridians prepared. >> i'm not that concerned but i think it's better to be safe than sorry. >> reporter: dorian taking its toll on travel. cruise ships have altered their routes and airlines have begun canceling flights. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to maggie. >>> there are new questions about fema's readiness to deal with hurricane dorian given that the agency now has a record number of vacancies. >> those vacancies include the top spot. fema is

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i still don't have that opportunity. >> this is a photo of my first communion on the steps of st. anthony's. >> reporter: but larney does have the opportunity, and for that he says he is grateful. what do you hope the outcome of your lawsuit will be? >> i'm hoping that the catholic church wakes up and puts an end to this abuse. >> reporter: we reached out to st. anthony of padua about larni ye's accusations. the archdiocese told us there are no allegations against that priest in his file and he is not includedany of the lists of accused priests it has published. it hasn't seen larney's lawsuit t. the "cbs ovninews" will be right back. ♪ (vo) sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. >>> the bright lights of las vegas to the darkness of the nevada desert, a historic train is taking tourists back in time to enjoy a show most people never get to see. lee cowan took a ride on the star train. >> reporter: good morning from on

violent crime in st. louis is up markedly over the last ten year years. new orleans is another city, chicago is high, baltimore, i was in west baltimore just a few weeks ago, these are cities that need real assistance in the new approaches to crime fighting and there is just a political culture in place that refuses to shift or refuses to change tactics and deal with very tough questions about how to protect all people in this case young children from gunfire on the street. >> brian: they are trying to find who is doing this and you wonder are these kids caught in the cross fire or is there some series of sickos really targeting children? i ask you. i'm not saying don't cover el paso and dayton, they are horrific and we should never be numb to them but why are we focusing on what's happening chicago and st. louis. we will just say welcome its gang violence. it really? 13 kids are dead? we are just going to say it's getting valid, they are just killing each other question mike >> while, this is what he nor stories about dozens of evil being shot. one weeke

in the st. louis metro area, at least 20 children have died in gun violence this year, more than a dozen since spring vigils for victims all too often like this one for 8-year-old journey thompson >> she kissed me and told me bye. >> reporter: her father let her go to a football jamboree, a reward for doing her chores then gunfire broke out. >> she was a protector and lover and she just wanted everybody to know that she loved us >> reporter: the case is unconnected but a disturbing pattern, investigators say. adults usually the target, the kids innocent bystanders. afterwards witnesses refuse to tell police what happened. police hoping $100,000 of reward money will entice residents to come forward people are afraid. what do you tell them? >> well, you have to stand up and stand out. we will do our best to protect them as best we can >> reporter: without more help, the fear is the unrelenting street violence will claim even more young lives. ron allen, nbc news, st. louis. >>> and also tonight th

i've been watching a web cam from st. croix. so far so good but the winds are about to pick up. >> bring us the update as soon as you have a new one. thank you. >>> puerto ricans still recovering from hurricane maria nearly two years ago. the island's fragile power grid will now play a critical role. polo sandoval is live in ponce for us. >> reporter: it does look picturesque here right now but things will certainly change later today. many of the residents are waking up to this news that the storm has essentially shifted tracks and now, of course, the concern is that they could feel a more direct effect by dorian particularly in the coming hours. that is extremely worrying for many. there are still blue tarps on some homes. then when you hear the stories from two years ago, many people were in the dark for many months. and as you correctly pointed out, this will be the first real test after millions of dollars were put into that system to get people back online. the result now is that state of emergency that's in place across t

this goes far beyond st helens. across the uk, it's believed 10,000 children are involved in county lines drug dealing. it's chaos... ..if it goes any more than it is now, we are barely dealing with it now. i think if it gets bigger and more violent, then there isjust not enough of us. we don't know exactly how many care children are being exploited in st helens, but we do know that no one has been prosecuted for trafficking kids in the town. and ed thomas is here now. this is grim, we hear police saying they are struggling to cope, but we are talking about children who are already vulnerable. yes, the most vulnerable, this is just already vulnerable. yes, the most vulnerable, this isjust one already vulnerable. yes, the most vulnerable, this is just one county line that we followed, from merseyside to north wales. this is a countrywide problem and getting bigger. during our time, filled with class a drugs, left to the front line officers to safeguard the children who were being exploited and to try to protect these

katie: in st. thomas you can see -- island of saint john also getting hammered by heavy rain and intense wind. steve: now it's headed our way. we have live team coverage this morning. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking dorian's storm. but first we turn to rick leventhal live in puerto rico where, rick, that palm tree is not moving. that's a good sign. rick: yeah, absolutely, guys. puerto rico waking up with a

st. joe's is just a few short miles away from where i'm stay thing at the college of st. john. i drive through the town on my way to the gym and the grocery store. one night a friend and i go into talk about for a sandwich if coffee. it till feels like a small town despite the fact that st. cloud is swallowing it up. the small streets, charming stores, the rise of the spires of the college of st. benedict. stepping into the town is like stepping into a lost moment. after eating our dinner of sandwiches, my friend -- a japanese pastor -- offered to walk me back to my car. no, i'm fine, i said. he insisted. it was after nine on a friday night, and i had three blocks to walk. you think you are safe, then maybe you are and maybe you aren't. so i will go with you, he said. everyone wants that time back, but that time never existed to begin with. people and things are always disappearing; boys missing, stores closed, churches closed, schools consolidated, faith lost. 60% of the people here voted for trump. they wanted to make america great again. again. they wanted to step back into

and this goes far beyond st helens. across the uk, it is believed 10,000 children are involved in county lines drug dealing. there's chaos. if it goes any more than it is now, we are barely dealing with it now, and i think if it gets bigger and more violent, then there's just not enough of us. they have to be controlled. we don't know exactly how many care children are being exploited in st helens but we do know no one has been prosecuted for trafficking kids in the town. former chancellor philip hammond has accused the government of trying to force through a no—deal brexit by making a set of negotiating demands the european union will never agree to. in addition to that it's being reported in the telegraph that the speaker of the house of commons, john bercow, has told an audience in edinburgh that he will fight any attempt by borisjohnson to close parliament, a process known as proroguing, in order to run down the clock and leave the european union without a deal. we can cross to our westminster studio and speak to

st night. prince george countyol pe say there were a dozen people at the apartment complex off maxwell drive f 2-year-old birthday partyhen someone approached the group. there was words exchanged. maybe an argumen. police say that person fired several gun shots into the crowd hitting 7 people. victims range in age from 18 to 2 all of them were taken to the three of them we're told are in more serioustiondihaon t. police believe all of them will survive. here's more now from the prince grge county chief of police last night. >> did you get caught. you have to go jail. >>his has to end. you have a 2-year-d birth day party and shots raping out.i' a little upset about that. we'll get to the bottom this one like we get to the bottom of all of them and going forward is community having a larger conversation about illegal guns and when you get caught w ihllegal gun you have to go as sdwlail ho end. fraklyfysupport on thi--u if yon . guys. >>> at 7:04 developing in virginia u.s. ody wa kak man whose b

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the a's make it a clean sweep of their 4 games with st. louis this year, winning this one 42 douglas 4 and -- 4-2. the a's remain half a game behind in the wild-card spot. >>> the giants are at a po need to stay in contention. they have dropped two series in a row. some contention with evan longoria, back off the injured list today. in denver, you might have heard the ball carries a coors field. donovan solana was the game's first batter who found the seats off of freeland. it was the rockies who did that, they got the run back plus 1 and tyler beede, trevor story with a runner on animated 2-1, stories homer is the fifth straight games. in the first, three have one, colorado takes the series with a 6-2 wind double is win. the giants are 6 1/2 games out of the number two wild-card spot. >>> if it feels like tom brady will be with the new england patriots until he is 50, not far off. the 42-year-old signed a extension worth $70 million. he is about to begin his 20th nfl season, the only player in nfl history to win 6 super bowls. >> i seriou

he is a democrat we also stated st. louis county jail population has declined by 20% since new prosecutor wesley bell took office. at number should be 16%. we have posted a corrected version online, where you can watch the entire series at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> nawaz: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: david brooks and jonathan capeha break down the week's political news; young musicians in poland revive the country's golden age of music, cut short by the nazi invasion; and we take a moment to remember the lives of those killed in the mass shootings last weekend. just about all of the democratic presential hopefuls are payi a visit to the iowa state fair six months ahead of the iowa caucuses. amid the fried food and festivities, the candidates made their pitches to iowa voters. now, some are chsing this occasion to go further than they have previously on the president's language around race. >> everybody knows who donald trump is. even his supporters know who he is. we've got to let him know who we e. we choose

reporter christy gross has more on how the church is taking a stand. >> reporter: st. paul lutheran church in lodi has long been a place of worship. now it's also a sanctuary for immigrants and refugees. >> god loves everyone and the church is called to love everybody. >> reporter: reverend nelson gonzalez has been associate pastor and spanish minister at st. paul's nearly a year and a half and said the church is taking a stand on immigration. >> we see the value of every human being regardless of their documentation status, regardless of their immigration status. >> reporter: this week the evangelical lutheran church in america which represents more than 3.5 million lutherans declared themselves a sanctuary denomination. >> we're encouraged to treat the migrants, the alien residents among us, with dignity, with love and respect. >> reporter: the parking lot was full sunday morning for the first service since from their governing body. >> it means that we're going to advocate for the migrant community, we're going to support them, walk with them, protect their children

i have never seen the unity that exists at this moment, unfortunately under the st tragic of circumstances. but meanwhile, the same -- similar thing is playing out across the country many unanswered questions this morning in dayton, ohio, authorities there still trying to pinpoint a motive after a 24-year-old man killed nine people in just 30 seconds, including his 22-year-old sisz ter. we are joined now by kathy park who is in dayton this morning. kathy, good morning. what more have we learned about the investigation there? phill >> reporter: phillip, good morning to you they are collecting evidence here on the ground as well as digital evidence there was only one press conference yesterday and we learned a little bit more information about this ongoing investigation. so officials are saying that the suspect fired at least 41 rounds before he was confronted by officers as you mentioned, it took just 30 seconds for him to stop because he was eventually neutralized. and then as far as the motive, we are still not any closer to finding out exactly why he carried out such a heinous, heinous a

on quilla is a 20 minute boat ride from st martin it's nearest neighbor island. while i'm going to is a british overseas territory since martin belongs half to france and half to the netherlands it's almost like a mini e.u. the legacy of colonialism in the area makes this situation unique. say martin is like an extension of our. because well over the centuries do have been so many. into marriages and shearing. you know it's only in recent times that the the politics of it game. divisive instrument. felix is a retired appetising man tonight he's hosting a reading with family and friends of a new play for that amateur dramatics group. felix his daughter laura compares breaks it to a shakespearean drama. but with more facile elements. in . the discussion amongst ourselves what we have such a hard splotch know of our family members that live and work and say martin you know any sort of restriction to those relationships would be devastating i mean there's the grandparents that are buried here and there you know with their land then and that. bank account thing. i mea

now you will see a video that was taken inside one of the shops on fifth st. gunfire. the suspect has been identified as a connor betts, a minimal criminal history as an adult, traffic violations, failure to yield. he was wearing a mask, a bullet—proof vest and hearing protection. he was armed with a .223 calibre rifle with 100 round drum magazines. he is 24 years of age and is deceased. fatalities from this assault include lois oglesby, a black female 27 years of e, oglesby, a black female 27 years of age, megan betts, white female 22 years of age, the suspect's sister. saeed saleh, a black male 30 years of age, derrick fudge, 37 years of age. in addition, there are 27 confirmed victims who are injured and were transferred to local hospitals for treatment. basic overview of the scene of the entire incident and the lower left—hand scene of the entire incident and the lower left— hand corner, scene of the entire incident and the lower left—hand corner, the square, is the approximate location of the suspect's vehicle. it was parked and then the suspect left and w