ferguson officers to be paid better than others in the st. louis area. it would also mandate salary increases for administrative and fire department personnel. the city would have to pay for the cost of adjusts department monitor for three years while increasing diversity training for officers and installing officers to identify officers with overly violent tendencies, this is in addition to other costly measures implemented, like outfitting officers with body cameras. if ferguson rejects the agreement, the justice department plans to sue. that could cast the city millions more to defend itself. >> we would like to avoid mitigation. we'd like to continue the work that we've been doing with the reforms that have gone e. that have been going on in ferguson for over a year and move forward as a community. >> there are other elements we have to deal with, including listening to all residents who live in ferguson. may have been listening to and hearing and seeing in twitterverse is that there's a lot of chatter about the city officials not paying attention or following the rules, such as

feedback from us, if there's a way to do that, appreciate it. mayor slay from st. louis? >> thank you, mayor tate for taking leadership on this very important topic for our country and i thank all of you for joining the conference of mayors to educate mayors on the importance of being proactive when dealing with immigration, and refugees. we've done it in st. louis. we've had nothing historically, we have nothing but positive experience with our immigration, our community, people coming to our city because they're looking for a place to raise their family, to get a job, to be part of the community, and in addressing the refugees that come into our city, nothing but positive experience and it's because as a community, we've decided in st. louis that it is not only the right thing to do for families that come into our city and to our nation but it is the right thing to do for our future as a city and as a region. we've established the mosaic project, which is a regional where we have philanthropic and corporate and civil communities coming together to make a statement that we want to be

still down and rescue workers have yet to search the the catholic archdiocese of st. louis has issued a letter asking pastors to cut ties with local girl scout troops. the church says it's concerned about the scout's positions on social issues. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: for almost a hundred years the girl scouts of eastern missouri and arch eye-- archdiocese of st. louis have partnered in leadership programs for young women. today nearly 4,000 scouts meet in st. louis parishes. but this week the archbishop disbanded the catholic committee on girl scouts because of ongoing concerns that the organization exhibits a troubling pattern of behavior increasingly incompatible with our catholic values. >> things like abortion advocacy, with the international parent groups and things like that for girl scouts. >> brian miller with the catholic youth apostolate in st. louis. >> things like same sex marriage and the transgender issue keeps coming up. that is something with our youth, there is a conflict there. >> reporter: in the letter the archbishop says that girl scouts promote

following the first contest in the south and west. >> u.s.a.! r: glor: why is the st. louis archdiocese urging churches to tit ties with the girl scouts? and, when a sightseeing helicopter crashed in hawaii, this couple came to the rescue. >> the lady started yelling please, help my son. he's only 15 years old, please 'st him out. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. this is the western edition of the broadcast. at least six are dead, two others including a 14 year old girl are hurt following a series of shootings in michigan. a gunman opened fire last night at three separate locations in kalamazoo. the suspect now in custody is 45 year old jason dalton. a driver for the car service uber. one of dalton's passengers says he was acting unstable hours rsfore the shootings. anna werner is in kalamazoo. >> he started driving really erratically. y. were running stop signs. >> reporter: matt mellen says his uber driver was out of control. >> we were kind of driving through medians, driving through ae lawn, speeding along and then fin

hosted the st. louis blues. "vladislav namstnikov" isn't *normally a fighter... but he got into it with "robbi fabbr" from st. louis. vladi knows how to do it.... pulling the jersey over fabbri's head.... great move and his teammates like it. but it doesn't giving the lightning much of an offense spark. st. louis scores *first... in the second peroid. blues goalie "brian eliott" turns into a wall... stopping the bolts first *37 shots. and this doesn't help. st. louis gets their second goal... with a questionable call. late in the third, patrick berglund with a break away.. he follows up his rebound by hitting the back of the net. at first the refs 3 wave it off... saying he *kicked it in. well he *did.... but replay overrules and it's a 2-nothing lead. jon cooper then pulls goalie ben bishop and the lightning get their first goal in the third. and the bolts lose 2-1. it ends tampa bay's 9 game home winning streak. 3 the bolts are now *tied with the new york islanders for the two wildcard spots. but the pittsburgh penguins are just *one point behind. and now, to the nba... where the

station, texas. captain brian kennedy, philadelphia, pennsylvania. captain kevin rouch, st. louis, missouri. captain steven torbert, florence, alabama. sergeant dillon similina, chaska, minnesota. sergeant adam shuler, guarders in, pennsylvania. sergeant simpler, woodruff, south carolina. sergeant william turner, alabama. corporal matthew drown, spring, texas. corporal thomas jardis, fort myers, florida. corporal christopher orlando, massachusetts. ance corporal ty hart, oregon. may we offer them a moment of silence to honor their service, support their loved ones and our entire u.s. marine corps in

map. the expedition started out in 1804, ended in st. louis in 1806. it was jefferson's inspiration. he wanted to know what was beyond the mississippi river. he wanted to do this several times, could not figure it out. he hired a scientist to come to the west coast by way of russia, and the conflicts stop him. -- and the kossacks stopped him. [laughter] once he became president he was able to make this a reality. he picked meriwether lewis, amended new the family quite well, and talked him into coming on board. -- a man that knew the family quite well, and talked him into coming on board. theoretically, i do want to offend anybody, these were probably republicans at the time. the congress did not want to waste any money. [laughter] anyhow, jefferson had to convince congress this was actually an economic adventure that would pay off for the united states. fundeded $2500 or so to the soldiers to go west. he said we are doing this so that we can make contact with the native peoples that without west. we don't know anything about them. we don't know how many warriors they haven't these

conflict with people all across the american west. anyhow, the expedition saint out from st. louis in 1804 in may. you can see this wonderful chart, which gives you an idea of the route back and forth. the reality is they actually thought there would be a ship on the pacific coast so that they would not have to walk all the way back again. there would be a boat that could take them. there was a lot of shipping going along the pacific coast. as it turned out, lewis and clark spent the winter out there. there was a boat 50 miles up that they never had contact with. so they decided to tighten their belts and go all the way back again. they ended up making 8000 miles on water, and 800 miles on foot. they tried to use votes primarily. the goal was to find a water route across the continent that would simplify making contact the pacific and international trade. they sent a boat back with stuff they already collected. they went back into canoes and further up river. the one drawback, which none of them went on -- jefferson thought this through very carefully -- they never dreamed they would need

indianapolis in st. louis look at theino temperatures spread mid- 60smi in central missouri you headhe into central illinois and the temperatures drop into the middle 30s there's the one printed starts to lift north has focus in herell on higher winds will start to really pick up the wind here across western ohio northern ohio as well is the temperatures continue to climb sustained winds are generallymb in the 15-20 miles an hour ranger kris northern ohio will come more out of thern south and eventually it will drive thoseiv temperatures backup. it will be a while, but we should start to see temperatures quite close to 50 is now little above thato for the most part it's wendyo is the program thera next several days it's 5:01 a.m..m we do have a big problem topr start off your commute with the return prison state patrol car tractor-trailer his been there for most of the overnight hoursmm is a peek at 90 over by west 25th no problems right nowig light violence but as the rush r are heat set of that ramp continues to be close will haveh quite a mess on our hands this assignment west 25thn in f

them in st. louis it 60 to go through the warm front of our perch in indianapolis. the temperatures will start to climbt and we're going to seeee that warmth built into saturday so high that one start frontro starts to push north will see breaks of sunshines there's a western ohio and the wind gusts not and the shades of yellow south ossetia, already above 30 miles per hour it's going to get more windy today that will offer some mixing and basically that meansic the cloud cover will send out and we was see some cloud cover o currently at 31 and a current one speed here in clevelandcn is higher wink us. low 30s further south a little warmer here0s willoughby at 37 with a high of today of around 52 with some pretty strong windsg the cloud of wilson will we cold front will trigger a long shower today coverage will be much more thanu about 10 percent we make it through the day without seenma in the much of rainfall continued windy tonight will stay in the 40s and keep temperatures climbing between 50 and 55 tomorrowat see how we rapidly clear will probably see more see today. we might h

some cloud cover already pushing 40 in cincinnati felt look at the warm appeardy st. louis state in the 60s all night looks so that's the warm up we will be fantasy i don't think we will touch 60 but the warm front is very strongk anticipate the winds to get strongip partner norwalk the wink per hour. storm fox radar showing again late snow moving out chardonch .-dot is 29 middle self 26. feel whole lot of warmth 53 of the winsted pretty strong person'son there's going to be another system held be in the deep southe' maybe it is five north as f call him a sunday afternoon this point will keep mostl of northern ohio pretty dry for the weekend the court of the rainfall will be cincinnati are trending cooler by monday we could see just a touch of a streak of lake affectct on the end of this eight-day forecast for thursday and friday. fox 8 news is your officials school closing station.. it won't feel like it because the wind severe like 30 miles get enough sleepf they found a 35 percent of adults arere sleeping less than seven on senate whichh they show that married peoplesh and those of h

prostate treatment at the mayo clinic last month. he is 80 years old. the catholic archdiocese of st. louis has issued a letter asking pastors to cut ties with local girl scout troops. the church says it is concerned about the scout's positions onut social issues, here's jamie m yuccas. >> reporter: for almost arc hundred years the girl scouts of l eastern missouri and archdiocese of st. louis have partnered in women. today nearly 4,000 scouts meet in st. louis parishes. but this week the archbishop disbanded the catholic committee on girl scouts because of ongoing concerns that the organization exhibits a increasingly incompatible with our catholic values. with the. >> reporter: brian miller with the catholic youth apostolate in st. louis. >> values of same-sex marriage. or the transgender issue keeps coming up, something with our catholic faith, there is a conflict there. >> reporter: in the letter the archbishop says girl scouts the promote role models in conflict with catholic values such as gloria steinem and betty friedan.te reaction on social media to theda archbishop came fast. one woma

all from this arctic air mass. 22 in new york city. 13 in st. louis. 31 in stlant. a glancing blow and most of that sliding off. and going to look at the bands of snow and the cold air coming in from the relatively warmer water there. and by and large, a drier forecast, no rain and hardly any clouds. 76 and warm out there. in the water, two to three-foot waves. 70s next week. most of the weekend should be mice. >>> cbs4 sports. >>> chris bosh is pulling out of the all-star game and a rough start to the games for the panthers. here's mike with your morning sports report. >> the florida panthers are singing the blues after a comeback attempt in the third fell short against st. louis. three unanswered in the first for st. louis. somehow beating luongo. down front and buries the feed. we have a one goal game. but the blues stop the bleeding. point blank range. panthers get tripped up, 5-3. >> we game them too many chances in the first period. we did too much east west. too many exchanges. don't win like that. >> chris bosh is out of the all- star game, signing autographs and thought he

the way from columbus to nashville, to st. louis to little rock. we will have another mild day in store as we head into the day tomorrow. thanks to the wins. it was a little bit breezy. ten to 15 miles per hour. sporadic gust, gust will wayne as we head into overnight period. pick back up as we head into the day tomorrow with a fairly windy day in store. a trend of the day today a lot of sunshine for our sunday and still clear conditions we still have a, bringing snow and rain showers to portions of the great lakes that will drop into the delaware valley as we head into the day tomorrow and provide us a little bit of rain chance. 30% rain chance for tomorrow. min al mal on tuesday. late at night. wednesday wet test day of the week with thunderstorms possible once again. thursday that rain chance will be very early in the morning you'll need that umbrella for went overnight mostly clear. still breezy. mild dropping down to 45 degrees. back up to the 60 tomorrow. 61 degrees light rain early in the day pretty quick clearing as we head into midday in the afternoon hours. whipping out

contest in the south and west. >> usa! >> usa! >> why is the st. louis arch diocese urging churches to cut ties with the girl scouts? >>> when a sight seeing helicopter crashed in hawaii -- this couple came to the rescue. >> the lady started yelling, "please help my son. he is only 15 years old. please get him out." >> announcer: this is the "cbs >>> welcome. i'm jeff glor. six dead. two others including a 14-year-old girl are hurt following a series of shootings in michigan. a gunman opened fire saturday night at three separate locations in kalmazoo, the suspect in custody, 45-year-old, jason dalton, a driver for the car service uber. one of dalton's passengers said he was acting unstable before the shootings. anna werner is in kalamazoo. >> he started driving really erratically. we were running stop signs. >> reporter: matt millen says his uber driver yesterday afternoon were out of control. >> driving throughed means, driving through the lawn. speeding along. finally once he came to a stop, i jumped out of the car and ran away. >> reporter: police say hours later that same man, j

that will move to the south of news the next 24 hours, places like chicago and st. louis could get pretty good snow for us. everything seems to go around this one way or the other. 44 is our current temperature. not much in the way of wind either. so it is pretty good to be out and about on this tuesday afternoon. as can you see, there are the clouds that we talked about still pushing across eastern iowa and way up near the minnesota border. maybe a couple of sprinkles of rain or a flake of snow but that will stay way to the north of us. at least anything of consequence. so our forecast just includes a lot of clouds h he as we go through tonight and right on into the day tomorrow. here is today's numbers. temperatures way up in the north. we are in the upper 30s dealing with ale snow up that way to keep things colderment but further to the south, on to the missouri border, temperatures in that range of 45 to 50 degrees. and our headlines include that big storm which will go to the south of us. we'll miss that but it will ing us some windy and cooler conditions for a couple days thi

, everybody took a chance to play goalie. >> how did you find hockey in st. louis? >> obviously the st. louis blues were there and they were big. i enjoyed going to those games when i was younger. i went to a game and said i wanted to try that. my dad put me in skating lessons and it kind of went from there. >> you've been a strong supporter of the st. louis rams and not happy about their move to l.a. are you still going to watch when they're in l.a., or are you done? >> i'm a full on bucs fan now. i'm 100% bucs. i know a couple of the guys so i will still root for them but i'm moving on. i'm a bucs fan now. >> right after we stopped rolling on that interview he turns and goes, go jameis. >> good for him. play a little wide receiver. >> certainly tall enough. >>> when we come back we'll talk about the seminoles newest recruiting class, and we'll also show some love for the recap. that next on super sports sunday. i do everything on the internet. my friends say i should get fios i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. i wonder what else could be better ar

bishop of st. louis. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports that some roman kamtscatholics are being urged not to support the girl scouts. the arch bishop of st. louis says the scouts back gay rights and other stances at odds with the church. a scout leader says he is misrepresenting the group's positions. the scouts are just starting their cookie drive. >>> the daily beast is reporting on the cover-up of sex assaults by a british tv star. did nothing. they say he assaulted 72 for the bbc. his youngest victim was 8 years old. >>> "usa today" says bill cosby is setting aside his defamation lawsuit against a super model. beverly johnson says the comedian tried to drug and rape her. cosby's lawyers say they will refile the suit after he stands trial for sexual assault in pennsylvania. >>> the columbia daily tribune reports of the firing of an assistant professor who confronted a student journalist. >> i'm media. can i talk to you? >> no! you need to get out! >> laels melissa click called for muscle to remove a student reporter. uni

million and the most costly is officers to be paid better than other officers in the st. louis area and mandate salary increases for administrative and fire department personnel and the city would have to pay for the cost of a justice department monitor for three years while increasing diversity training for officers and installing software to identify officers with overly violent tendencies in addition to other costly measures the implemented like fitting officers with body cameras, if ferguson rejects the department the justice department plans to sue and that could cost the city millions more to defend itself. >> we would like to avoid litigation. we would like to continue the work we have been doing with the reforms that have been going on in ferguson now for over a year and really just move us forward as a community. >> reporter: 7:00 p.m. the people of ferguson will have one last chance to speak on what they think the city council should do and six council members and the mayor will cast their vote. >> john we were talking during your package but ferguson is not the only city that

salute during the ceremony. the st. louis rams entered the stadium with their hands up, beyonce' s controversy with her performance at the super bowl. critics interpreted it as paying tribute to the black panthers. to speak more on this, we are joined by robert lewis, junior, and with him is daniel lebovitz. i want to "the question, why is -- why does sports become the foundation for promoting a political cause? >> generally, if you look at sports, it is a common denominator. we are divided as we see, race, religious division, political division. art is another thing that can be put in this category. it is an out to break common denominator. it allows us to have conversations in other arenas. it is the things people are afraid to talk about because we cannot admit there are problems and we want to find solutions for them. we try to put this front about everything as perfect. sport allows us that conversation. karen: it is the entry point because everyone feels comfortable with that. >> these are exceptional athletes. the best in the world. at times, are we surprised and shocked by

look at this out near omaha, that's going to be a nasty storm right around from moline, to st. louis and heavy %- if the caucuses were tomorrow, it would be a big story because snowstorm. another part of this, the jet stream pattern where the colors are, these are the stronger winds and see how the energy has really stretched out towards st. louis, so when you get that type of situation, you tend to pull the storm apart, so this system will be a decent snow maker. i still think the 6-10 inches is a possibility late this afternoon into this evening, but it's not going to be a sorry, kids. it's the way it goes sometimes. >> reporter: mike kind of gave you the big picture. let show you how this is going to may out on our front range futurecast. a little bit of light snow at % here at 5:30, but you can see the darker purple here it's continuing, so on your commute this afternoon, while it's nice and quiet now, it's going to pick up this afternoon. you can start to see it break apart while you're sleeping this evening, but tomorrow morning there may be some light snow that you're going to wak

>>> okay. as always, hometown trivia time. recognizing our st. louis, missouri, affiliate. kdnl. channel 30 in st. louis. the gateway to the west. the theme is st. louis natives. ready? >> yep. >> yep. >> this st. louis native was a nobel prize literature winner. a poet. one of his books, "old possum's book of practical cats." >> "cats." >> was the basis of the musical "cats." >> t.s. eliot? >> you got it, man. >> one l, one t. >> the cardinals. >> assistant secretary of war, 1923, 1925. >> you said 1923? tournament that >>> welcome back to "gma." and we are covering a huge story on this sunday morning. tributes pouring in right now for the supreme court justice antonin scalia. the outspoken justice found dead saturday at the age of 79. he was a staunch conservative. the longest serving justice on the current supreme court. his abrupt death setting off an immediate political battle about the future of the court and the country. passing provided a rare moment of agreement during saturday's gop debate. nearly all six candidates insisting president obama step aside and allow the ne

that will accumulate. those will be affecting northern iowa. headed from st. louis over toward michigan, severe weather is still a concern across the southeastern u.s.. a huge system just missed iowa. highs in the 30's and the 40's today. even tomorrow may be a few degrees cooler. temperatures because of the west wind and those winds will be dragging and warmer temperatures. no fog will be slowing down, the breeze is a little brisk coming from the north at 14. 41 this afternoon with a lot of clouds and sunshine especially across western iowa. overnight, more clouds and a few more flurries and it will be a cool night tonight back to 27. overnight the wind chills in the teens headed for 37 tomorrow, a gusty day with more wind in the forecast but the 8 day forecast has a good warm-up with 40's on friday and quiet weather there. over the weekend he will have to get outside and enjoy the sunshine on saturday with highs near 60. elizabeth: let's see if things are great out on the roads. we are accident free. you should have the next wide 3500 hubble has a speedy unit. there are more

. has it been that long? apparently, sir. but i work mostly in the midwest. st. louis, chicago. good. your parents well? yeah, yeah, they're great. excellent. what can i do for you? uh, well, i guess i was hoping you could tell me where to put my stuff. i'm sorry? i'm supposed to start here today... at the bau. there's been a mistake. i don't think so, sir. there's definitely been a mistake. [knock on door] excuse me. we're getting started. thank you. i'll be right there. i didn't approve this transfer, agent prentiss. i'm sorry for the confusion, but you've been misinformed. excuse me. it's very good to see you again. uhh... jason... did you approve any transfer? no. i would've discussed it. that's what i thought. she's got the paperwork to join the team. you want me to make a call? no. i'll make it. st. louis is in trouble. they've got 2 serial killers. this killer abducts his victims from public places, dumps them in the woods. they consulted us months ago after the third murder. well, now it might be up to 6. ellen carroll's been missing since yesterday. the first 2 victims were

.... great move and his teammates like it. it doesn't do much for an offensive spark... st. louis catches the lightning off balance.... just :36 into the 2nd period... it's fabbri with the breakaway that beats bishop... 1- nothing...blues. st. louis goaltending has been a wall against the bolts... brian elliott turned away the first 37 shots....... late in the third... matt karl turns it over and patrick berglund with another break away.. he follows up his rebound.. at first they wave it off... saying he kicked it in... he did, but replay overrules and it's a 2-nothing lead... i think it's the wro aln coop goal against st. louis in 6 periods...nikita kucherov cuts the lead to 2-1... he almost adds a tying with time running out.. but it hit the post and the lightning's 9 game home winning streak ends. taking over jeff gordon's famous numer-24 car is a tough seat to fill... but maybe chase elliott is just too young to realize the job he has.... the son of legendary driver bill elliott goes out the first behind the wheel and makes history at daytona... becoming the youngest driver to capture the

big stories we're watching today, st. louis fed president james bullard saying is last night january's big jump in inflation does not change his concerns about slowing inflation. the consumer price index did rise to a four-year high in january, which raised questions about bullard's stance that the fed should pause interest rate hikes. he reiterated his cautious view yesterday. we're going to ask him about it at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. he's going to be our guest host for two hours this morning. he focuses mostly on tips and inflation expectations. one of the reasons why. we'll discuss that and so many other issues like should the ecb just inject money into people's accounts, like was written about yesterday. a warning from economists at citi. they marked down their forecast for 2016 global economic expansion to 2.5% because of slowing activity in developed economies and weak emerging markets. citi also saying the risk of a global recession is rising partly due to the ripple effects of uncertainty in china. citi defines global recession of growth of less than 2%. we're going t

denver two years ago. a short stint in st. louis. and says he wouldn't mind being one of the guys out there. once again. catching passes from old number 18. >> bittersweet. for sure. that's the way the game is. >> jazz. hosting the nuggets. fresh over the big win over toronto. things didn't go so well tonight >> as for cu the buff ink on 18 new players. two instate guys. two players referred to as 4 star recruits. head coach now saying, this is nice. you can relax and enjoy super sunday. >> . i'm excited about watching the

arch diocese of st. louis have partnered in leadership programs for young women. today, nearly 4,000 scouts meet in st. louis parishes. this week the archbishop disbanded catholic committee on girl scouts because of ongoing concerns that the organization exhibits a troubling pattern of behavior increasingly incompatible with our catholic values. >> things like abortion advocacy with their groups -- >> brian miller -- >> push for things like values, same-sex marriage or transgender issue keeps coming up. catholic faith. as we try to educate our youth, obviously, there is a bit of a conflict there. >> reporter: in the letter the archbishop says girl scouts promote role models in conflict, gloria steinam and betty friedan. reaction came fast. one woman said as a catholic, i am disgusted by the archbishop's letter. i hope the parish will continue girl scouts. another wrote -- amen. thank you, archbishop carlson. on the church's on line question and answer section there is a post asking can i buy girl scout cookies. the response -- each person must act in accord with their conscience. the

15 cowboys face-off once again in the pbr 15/15 bucking battle from st. louis. >> j.b. mauney has done it. >> he just laid a dragon. del taco. .com. the. >> the best in the bull riding business has made their way to the gateway to the west. defending world champ j.b. mauney is surprisingly still searching for his first ever 15/15 bucking battle when today we welcome back one of the best ever, 2012 at world champion bucking bull returns after a year off and he is out to prove he has not lost a step. we welcome you inside scott trade center for the third 15/15 bucking battle of the 2016 season, which means we welcome you up top once again to the pbr's built ford tough skybox along to time pbr world champ justin mcbride and two to form, j.b. mauney is already manufactured multiple highlight moments a season. >> absolutely and i think that will be his legacy. he was one guy that could always write as tough as bulls, but taking a look at him here, j.b. then when you look back at last week, this is a bull that made the guy look like he did not have a chance against him in j.b. mauney ma

! >> usa! >> why is the st. louis arch diocese urging churches to cut ties with the girl scouts? >>> when a sight seeing helicopter crashed in hawaii -- this couple came to the rescue. >> the lady started yelling, "please help my son. he is only 15 years old. please get him out." >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome. i'm jeff glor. six dead. two others including a 14-year-old girl are hurt following a series of shootings in michigan. a gunman opened fire saturday night at three separate locations in kalmazoo, the suspect in custody, 45-year-old, jason dalton, a driver for the car service uber. one of dalton's passengers said the shootings. anna werner is in kalamazoo. >> he started driving really erratically. we were running stop signs. >> reporter: matt millen says his uber driver yesterday afternoon were out of control. >> driving throughed means, driving through the lawn. speeding along. finally once he came to a stop, i jumped out of the car and ran away. >> reporter: police say hours later that same man, jason brian dalton began a series of random sho

denver two years ago. a short stint in st. louis. and says he wouldn't mind being one of the guys out there. once again. catching passes from old number 18. >> bittersweet. for sure. that's the way the game is. >> jazz. fresh over the big win over toronto. things didn't go so well tonight in utah. >> as for cu the buff ink on 18 new players. two instate guys. two players referred to as 4 star recruits. head coach now saying, this is nice. you can relax and enjoy super sunday. >> . i'm excited about watching the >> in bad live from downtown denver a little snow there were to heat things up a ton of feeling that so sorry about the ball hit that bang yeah baby go all the super bowl parties that we are having are causing us to get back the chances of getting the flu more than quadrupling this weekend and i want to know the number one at their double dipping you see that guy with the messy little while and a getting a lay off people the guy he was in the restroom at the double dip or i of avenues for have news for you at one of that type barbers in denver's name is john doe many is going t

third of the country and some flooding in the southeast. roads likely to be slippery from st. louis to chicago and in michigan and the dakotas. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are likeliest in atlanta, charlotte, washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, boston, chicago, big list, and detroit. >>> the legal saga involving kennedy cousin michael skakel is back in court this morning in the connecticut supreme court. prosecutors want to reinstate the murder conviction against skakel for killing his neighbor, martha moxley, when they were in he was found guilty of her murder in 2002 but granted a new trial in 2013. he's been free on a $1.2 million bond ever since. >>> and several top figures of a polygamist sect in utah will make court appearances today to face fraud and money laundering charges. they were taken into custody yesterday at their compound along the utah/arizona border. among those arrested were two brothers of sect leader warren jeffs in prison for child sexual assault. federal prosecutors say the suspects tried to defraud a food stamp program and hid the proceeds. >>> m

bishop of st. louis. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the arch bishop of st. louis says the scouts back gay rights and other stances at odds with the church. a scout leader says he is misrepresenting the group's positions. the scouts are just starting their cookie drive. >>> the daily beast is reporting on a cover-up. saying bbc knew of the late jimmy savile crimes and did nothing. they say he assaulted 72 children and women while working for the bbc. his youngest victim was 8 years old. >>> "usa today" says bill cosby is setting haside his defamatio suit against beverly johnson. they will refile the suit after he stands trial for sexual assault in pennsylvania. >>> the columbia reports of the firing of an assistant professor who confronted a student journalist. >> can i talk to you? >> no! you need to get out! >> reporter: melissa click called for a muscle to remove a reporter. university of most of says she will not get severance. >>> brown's quarterback johnny manziel is accused of attacking his girlfriend last month in dallas. it's a misdemeanor charge. h

where we're starting to get out ahead of it. it.where has been effected? effected? the st louis area, madison and chicago. chicago. what is there to learn from these other communities? communities? a good wya to look at any problem that has a public health connection is evidence based. we know in other places, over prescription of opioids caused more poeple to go to heroin. 3/4 of heroin opioids. they start will pills and when that becomes too expensive. they go to heroin. heroin. how bad is this in iowa? iowa? a good way to measure it is nationally. car crashses has been teh #1 cause of deaths for years, drug overdoses has far surpassed it. massachusetts had well over a thousand and happen quickly. quickly.what makes trends blow up? up? what we do know is over prescription and more chances on teh street for heroin. there is stronger heroin that has hit the streets that is extremely dangerous. they get a high theycan't control and die. die.what do you hope people walk away from town halls with? with?this is a public health issue and law enforcement issue. if we can address it on the

against the st. louis blues. they were huffing and puffing through profit -- practice today getting in a final skate. florida has been stellar at home winning 10 of the last 12. they plan to build on their lead in the division with six games in front of their home crowd. >> we're good enough to beat any team. keeping it simple as we always do. playing physical. and keep shooting the puck like we are. >> take your st. louis tonight and hopefully things will go well and will worry about national tomorrow. a lot of good teams and good games coming. take care of one at a time. >> indulgences, miami has decided to make roster moves, releasing quit and confidence. he was acquired in the middle of the season. price mckeon was also released in an effort to create pat space. that will do it for sports. back to you. >>> first, tell us what you think about the news of the day or something going on in your >>> in exhibit called women of a new tribe unveiled today at the stephen p clark center in miami. that celebrates the beauty of black women as part of black history and women's history month. the

employment. the controversy came to a head in st. louis where the city debated the issue. 50-year-old teresa jordan has never had it easy but the single mother has always been determined not to let cerebral palsy not to get in the way of an independent spirit. she and her daughter live in a modest two bedroom apartment in st. louis. >> right now i'm labeling boxes, i do about two and a half skids a day, 500 to 700 boxes on a skid. >> like 420,000 stabled workers in the u.s., teresa is paid below the minimum wage. she earns about $3.65 an hour, $4 less than missouri's minimum wage, her knowledge income fluctuates based on how many boxes she labels. >> to me it's not right that we're getting the pay that we get. we work hard over there, we work very hard. >> industrial aid is a sheltered workshop. with government approval, sheltered workers can legally employ workers at subminimum wages. sheltered workshops are a well intentioned idea gone seriously wrong. >> when it's legal to pay people less than the minimum wage, often as little as 20 or 30 cents an hour, raises serious questions abo

in the valley. 9-10 wins. they will either be the 4 or 5 seed in st. louis next week. drake has struggled to a 1-16 record in the league. the regular season finale was a good one. hosting loyola. 30 seconds left, drake down 3. reed timmer for the tie, at 48. there was also a foul. dom olenizak had a career-high 19 points, but missed the front end of the 1 and 1. that allowed loyola to come back down. final seconds, chance to win it. milton doyle misses, then gets it back and is blocked by casey schlatter. it was all reed timmer. timmer scored the first 6 of ot. 69-59. drake gets a much needed win, as they head to st. louis. reed: we stuck together. and we just know that break was going to come, and that was today. finally, something to hang your hat on and be happy about. scott: they will be the 10 seed in the conference tourney and play thursday. well, the hawkeye women may be on the wrong side of the bubble this year. they need all the wins they can get. regular season finale at home, against illinois. honoring the seniors, draining the three. iowa wins 61-56. they finish 8-10