as we zoom in west of st. louis, near st. charles county on i-70, a couple of tornado warnings popped up. no visual confirmation, just rotation has been detected by doppler radar. they are keeping a sharp eye on this. this is moving eastward on parts of i-70, possibly right through st. charles, confluence of the missouri and minneapolis rivers. could be moving through st. louis in 30 to 45 minutes. meanwhile, seeing the possibility of storms in parts of the central plains, upper midwest and into the ohio valley. as we mentioned with tj moments ago, the fire threat exists towards parts of the four corners. as we wrap up things quickly, temperatures overwhelming in texas. 103 for dallas and el paso. 58 in seattle, 65 in los angeles, new york and boston, 80s and 70s, washington, d.c., 89, atlanta with 89, finally catching a break in terms of heat. >> reynolds, appreciate that, as always. we will be checking in with you throughout the morning. >>> you know your favorite food. they did a survey to find out the worldwide search of

especially in places like chicago and st. louis. decent storm system that's creating some thunderstorms with some rough weather. a lot of straightline winds with these storms. they'll proppagate to the east. many folks east of mississippi will be susceptible to scenes after the thunderstorms throughout the day today. here's the spots we think are going to -- are you headed out the door. get on the airplane or on your way to the airport. toour there right now. low clouds and fog. that may cause delays thoshg. over an hour delay expected through chicago and st. louis throughout the day today because afternoon in detroit and atlanta, we'll see thunderstorms and that will slow things down. this time of year it's always a good idea to book in the morning, if you can, because those thunderstorms pop up in the afternoon and slow everything down. expect the high temperature in memphis. still steamy in texas. 101 degrees. some spots in text technical got up to 110. my good not, it's been smoking out there. lower to mid 80s. ali. >> good morn

louis, st. louis along the river, very muggy area. we could have a heat index today of 105 in st. louis, very dangerous in dallas also, 99 in the stockyards, houston, new orleans. live image of new orleans, a beautiful spot but certainly a very warm day, the kind of conditions you would normally expect in september, august, definitely july. atlanta, similar situation as we look at atlanta quickly. maybe not. 93 degrees would be the high p temperature expected there, back in denver, 80 degrees, 80 in salt lake city and 56 in san francisco. as we wrap things up quickly, one thing to notice, a chance of storms into the central great lakes, fairly warm in the cool plains, cool out in the pacific northwest, snowfall forming up in the tops of the rockies, could say 8 to 10 inches of snowfall up there. >> reynolds, appreciate you as always. >>> i know you had some interest in this story. kind of curious. how do you find a link between ellen degeneres and al qaeda? nobody necessarily wants a link to al qaeda. >> no. no, definitely not. >> let me explain this, folks. we're talking about ha

it does include parts of st. louis for the next hour or two. cluster of thunderstorms rolling down i-70, could produce heavy rain and also some gusty winds. cluster of thunderstorms moving off the del marva and the eastern seaboard will be in the soup today as far as the steaminess is concerned. little drier. look at the heat across texas. 117 in childre is. s. all-time record high. amarylill amarillo, 111. that is baking, baking hot. traveling today chicago to st. louis, you saw those storms. we expect delays there. detroit to atlanta, we see storms fire up in the afternoon. early morning fog in san francisco may slow things down as well. 101 in dallas. 96 degrees. hot in memphis. 78 in boston. just up the road there, beaches of new hampshire. this is what they were doing over the weekend. sand sculpting. you want to cool off, head to a down east booch. that will get you going out there in their hoodies, jeans and on their hands and knees. that's probably a trubt to the bruins, i'm guessing. >> wow, look at that. >> amazing. >> cool to the inn

as you look at radar, east of st. louis yesterday morning, st. louis was hammered by strong storms. another system driving eastward, just to the east of evansville at this point. we have one tornado warning currently in effect. this reddish area, that is your tornado watch that will be in effect for a good part of the morning. something else you'll be seeing as the line comes through. it's almost like an inverted backwards "c" shape if you will. that's an indication of the straight line winds developing behind this system. there's a potential of not only tornadoes but large hail, damaging winds, just a mess. that will extend through the eastern seaboard and into the carolinas and outer banks before the day is unite. what an amazing contrast we're seeing in the four corners, the dry and breezy conditions. chance of showers, out west a mix of sunshine and clouds. for much of the northeast, new york and boston, a beautiful morning tore you. high temperatures will rise into the 70s and 80s. 79 in boston, 83 in new york, 83 in chicago, 85 in atlanta, 96 in new orleans. back to albuquerqu

st. louis and kansas city including those areas. but what we're going to see in the southeast especially is the incredible warmth. so very warm temperatures. we'll continue to look at those. especially hot in the southeast where don is, a few showers especially in northern new england. but again it's right here in the center of the country we're going to see from iowa to illinois the stormy hot spots tomorrow. once again some hail and some high winds. that's a look at your tomorrow's commute. back to you, don. >> all right, alex ra. thank you very much. >>> some good news for the arizona congresswoman shot back in january. two new pictures of gabrielle giffords were released today and we'll it will you when doctors expect her to be released from a rehab hospital. >>> and the speaker of the house has some fun at his own expense. hear his jokes next. >>> first, fewer people can afford to pay their mortgages, but they still have money to buy a round of drink. alison cost sick has the details in this week's "getting down to business." >

. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that would be a great place to have a trading post. they set up a trading post and called it st. louis. missouri became missouri.

it will be the entire st. louis post dispatch. it will be whawl to wall on kmox and every television station. and every single person, inincluding hundreds of thousands much to young to have ever seen him play will say stan musial had been part of their life. >> you have had him if your home as a guest? >> yes. >> would he talk about baseball? >> yes. but nots a boastful way. in a cheerful way. he reveled in being a ball player. he knew he was going at it but he didn't have to make a case for himself. >> never talked about these guys get more than he did. >> i think when he was left off the list, although he wouldn't say that that rivaled him. >> he would say bo he might have the best handle ever. he just felt so comfortable in himself here, didn't have t guild the lily on himself. he was who he was and he was about about it. >> and you talk about nerve uniformwith such respect except leo durocher. 67. when he was manager of the dodgers, because he hit for the donnelers so well, deur other thanker would yell back, stick it in his

it will be the entire st. louis post dispatch. it will be whawl to wall on kmox and every television station. and every single person, inincluding hundreds of thousands much to young to have ever seen him play will say stan musial had been part of their life. >> you have had him if your home as a guest? >> yes. >> would he talk about baseball? >> yes. but nots a boastful way. in a cheerful way. he reveled in being a ball player. he knew he was going at it but he didn't have to make a case for himself. >> never talked about these guys get more than he did. >> i think when he was left off the list, although he wouldn't say that that rivaled him. >> he would say boy he might have the best handle ever. he just felt so comfortable in himself here, didn't have t guild the lily on himself. he was who he was and he was about about it. >> and you talk about nerve uniformwith such respect except leo durocher. 67. when he was manager of the dodgers, because he hit for the donnelers so well, deur other thanker would yell back, stick it in his

st. louis and kansas city, including those areas. what we'll see in the southeast especially is the incredible warmth, so very warm temperatures. we'll continue to look at those. especially hot in the southeast. where don is, a few showers, especially in northern new england, but, again, it's right here. in the center of the country we'll see from iowa toil know, the stormy hot spot tomorrow. once again some hail, and even some high winds. that's a look at tomorrow's commute. back to you, don. >> all right, alexandra, thank you very much. some good news for the arizona congresswoman shot back in january. two new pictures of gabrielle giffords were released today, and we'll tell you when doctors expect her to be released from a rehab hospital. >>> and the speaker of the house has some fun at his own expense. hear his joke next. >>> but first, fewer people can afford to pay their mortgages, but they still have money to buy a round of drinks. allison kosik has the details in this week's "getting down to business." >> reporter: of the 4

louis or chicago, or new york, this is how it worked. >> hard to imagine you legends all crammed into a vw van. and things changed for you when you guys met berry gordy. >> i remember the first time we saw the mansion, we were all in awe because we had never seen something so extrav gnlt. he had this golf course in his yard. he bet all of us he would give us $100 if we could do a hole in one. we didn't know how hard it was, but we toured the whole yard trying to put the golf ball in the hole. >> and you never could have imagined you would be leading your lives as berry gordy led his life as life went on for you? >> no, but being under the arms of motown, we knew we would be okay. >> johnny gill, it's great to have you here as well. u, of course, were in the massively successful group, new addition, which was a boy band in thp 1980s. the jackson 5 was probably the first ever african-american boy band. how did they specifically pave the way for your success? >> oh, my god. without the jacksons, there would definitely not be a new addition, the list goes on to boys 2 men, a lot of the gr

. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up

giants could have used him tonight in st. louis. everybody wants in the act, man gets up. i like this. they threw him right out. it sounds a little hard-handed but stay off the field. >> he just dove out there, if you fall, i don't agree. >> stay off the field. cody ross up the middle and had giants have a 3-1 lead. everything going their way. pujols part of a st. louis rally to tie it at three and schumaker gets an infield hit, the giants blow it in the 8th inning, 4-3 st. louis, vogelsong, they waste his one run. the giants now only four games over 500. >>> miami strikes first in the nba final, dirk nowitzki versus lebron james. he had 27 points but this is what do you call it, the shape of things to come. 3rd quarter, heat up one and lebron from way outside. he went on for 24 points, nine rebounds, five assists, one more time down the lane. they'll play game 2 thursday night in miami. james and the heat roll dwyane wade a good game, as well. >>> with the 11th pick, it will be tough for the warriors to select a player you've heard of. team brought in six players for a pr

areas like st. louis, same for you. the hottest period for you in the next two to three days, and then in st. louis you go back down closer to normal with some showers and storms thursday or friday. as the heat slides to the east, be prepared. new york city, philadelphia, even washington d.c., wednesday and thursday, 96 in d.c. wednesday. thursday, 97. that's the same forecast for philadelphia. even new york city has the chance of being up around 96 and 98 degrees. especially on thursday. looks like we've had a break here in the east coast, and then it's really going to come in in a hurry the middle of this week. today enjoyable from new york and new england, and as we mentioned, lynn, that's going to end shortly. everyone is getting a little taste of it. there's really no one getting the break. >> not even summer yet. all right, bill. thanks so much. apple is ready for steve jobs return. how pirchging pennies landed one man in hot water. your first look at business headlines is straight ahead. sdmrimplgts also, the hea

the residents of secrecy my district here in st louis have been working out by a strike in the middle of the night a mole hill several moms landed here this story as you can see behind me some rural three story buildings quite a densely populated area where the buildings standing very close to each other times and many people found them very poor as we were told at least four families have been living in the damaged houses which is from proud to fourteen people. under the rubble who were able to shine children and two adults a man and

giants in st. louis. nice lid. cards up. l both scoring. st. louis up 3 nothing. cards pitcher lynn major league debu debut. huff says welcome to the show kid. 2 run drive. giants trail 3-2. score three times in the sixth. 5 more in the seventh. sanchez a 3 run homer. to left. 4 rbi for sanchez. giants. very next batter here it comes. there it goes. hop again. second of the game. seventh of the year. no. 8. in the 9th inning. lets make it a 3 homer game for huff who came in slumping natural series. i think the slump is over. giants wins 1 12-7 back home tomorrow. >> thanks larry. >> "nightline"up next. >> for all of us here thanks for joining news appreciate your time as always. hope to for joining news appreciate your time as always. hope to see you again tomorrow never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of traini

the construction time is less than st. louis, and the need is even greater. concurrent on new operations are absolutely essential, because they argue that the specialty care to be provided is needed to supplement what will not be available at st. luke's. they have to be concurred. next, implement the recommendations of the blue ribbon panel. i think we have gone over this, and that is pretty well-settled, as well as i can tell. the office building should be operating no later than three years after the hospital opened, and we continue to refurbish the building. i have a slight disagreement with the mayor. i fear in my mind for years is too long. i would like to see that open no later than two years after the hospital is constructed at st. luke's. i think it is vital to the st. luke's operation, and i am going to have more to say about that later. the next section is the charity care and community benefits. to provide charity at a level consistent with nonprofit hospitals in san francisco for as long as they operate. absolutely. cpmc's record on charity care i

louis at the st. louis city and county freedom and fund dinner and celebrate in great woman and her many admirers and supporters from the st. louis area. frankie freeman is an amazing story. she is 94 years old and still has the passion to serve her community. at age 16, ms. freeman enrolled in her mother's alma mater hampton institute. in 1947, before the presiding officer or i were ever born, she earned a law degree from howard university law school. during that time period, as one might imagine there really weren't law firms that hired either women or african-americans, much less an african-american woman. so what did frankie freeman do? she decided to open her own law firm. she began her practice with divorce and criminal cases, and with a huge dose of pro bono cases. after two years she became legal counsel to the naacp legal team that filed suit against the st. louis board of education in 1949. in 1954, freeman was the lead attorney for the landmark case davis v. st. louis housing authority, whi

easily in the 90s in st. louis to st. louis. notice how far north the heat goes, 95 in minneapolis. you're not used to that. 94 won't the feel good in chicago. there will be isolated storms, the worst of it in montana. as we go into wednesday, notice what happens in the mid-atlantic and into new england. new york, 96. d.c., 96. even philadelphia will be up there in the mid to upper 90s while we begin to cool it off around denver and minneapolis. if you're watching us on wrc tv in connection 4 washington, d.c., see stampes and other artifacts that document the american experience from historical subjects to popular culture at the national postage museum. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> wow. i'm glad i didn't get that one. bill, thanks so much. >> so proud of myself. >> i am proud of you. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. right now, no one in the world is more in demand than lady gaga. last night, fashion designers presented her with the 2011 fashion icon award. earlier monday, the u.s. ambassador to italy announced that she will partic

minneapolis 97 and st. louis, it can get hot there 97 as well. the heat will continue today. couple in the humidity as these temperatures measured in the shade, 98 degrees is what it will feel like today at least in st. louis and tomorrow we're looking at really no better situation there. temperatures in new york, 89 degrees. 92 in chicago. so almost everybody having to endure this. how about a cooling thunderstorm? that will be nice not if severe. rough weather moving through northeastern ohio right now from cleveland up to ashtabula along i-90 towards erie, a severe thunderstorm that has probably golf ball sized hail and potentially winds gusting to 75 miles an hour. thunderstorm watch has been issued by the storm prediction center across eastern ohio and western parts of pennsylvania. let's go south into the southern home miss fear, chile where the volcano continues to erupt and spectacular photos taken from it. lightning flashes seen in the ash cloud. such turbulent updrafts and downdrafts and the nuclei the dust causing the static electricity. this about 600 miles south

louis to chicago. >>> three kentucky coal miners will get a telephone call from the u.s. labor secretary. that is happening today. rescuers say the workers are doing well after flood waters trapped them inside the mine for 14 hours. the workers were able to reach the highest point inside the pit. >> they were able to walk through the water and walk on outside. >> it's amazing. you hear about the tragedies in west virginia and it's a good thing there was just three, like i told someone else, if it had been any later, there would have been 30 trapped miners. >>> you're looking at live pictures, the casey anthony trial. lawyers picking up the pace now in this murder trial today. now, this is the young florida mother who is accused of killing her toddler three summers ago. three defense witnesses have testified so far today. but the third witness drew some questions from the judge himself, who is trying to determine if lawyers in the case are following the rules that he laid down. the judge got so fed up with the bickering yesterday, he canceled court for the day. >>> a comed

we'll start in st. louis where life without albert pujols began for the cards. if this is how it's good to be, the cards need some life insurance. the phils scored nine runs and rallied to win it 10-2. they say everything is bigger in texas, so it's only fitting the astros and rangers would play the longest game of the night. mitch moreland finally ended it with a game winning homer. the rangers had a 5-4 win. from the longest game to the biggest comeback. mariners down in the ninth. down but not out, the nationals won it 6-5. wasn't a walkoff but pretty close. indians and rockies tied at 3, seth smith changed all that with one swing. colorado won it 4-3. >>> after a year away from the game, serena williams made an emotional return to tins. given what she's been through, it's easy to understand why. two foot operations and treatment for blood clots in your lungs, i'd say it's been a tough year. but she's healthy again. she did her best to hold back tears of joy after winning her first match. but in the end, her emotions got the best of her. >> i love tennis. and

his 15th save. 7-5 giants. 16 hits, won 2-3 in st. louis. home friday night against colorado. yankees finished off the a's three straight. derek jeter had one hit today. 16 hits away from 3,000. josh willingham and the a's had a early lead in the 25,469, when the yankees are here they get over 20. here is the nick swisher with the a's leading in the fourth, hits a 3-run home runner and that was pretty much the game. 10 straight win over the a's, 4- 2 is the final. c.c. sabathia did not pitch in the series but he did return to his home grounds, in fact, his old little league field. he helped out financially, refurbishing the field. signed a 7 year, $161 million deal with the yankees in 2008. why doesn't he come close to home with the giants? >> i think it was a years thing to be honest with you. when, you know, just in a position to play as long as i can and able to get a 7 year deal with the yankees. >> shaquille o'neal announced his retirement. injured most of the time. when he broke in with orlando, poem! on his way to becoming the fifth all time scorer in the sport. won thr

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. >>> taught in a tram at the st. louis arch. a tram was stalled. one passenger said the temps passed 100 degrees. >>> a modern day greek tragedy but the financial crisis in greece may have you shedding tears as well. the public enraged there by the government's efforts to avoid bankruptcy. hiking taxes and eliminating jobs and guess what your retirement plans? they may also feel the pain. christine romans is in new york. christine, we have all been checking our 401(k)s and a number of us talking this morning about the shock. >> reporter: yeah. you're right, kyra. seven weeks now that stocks have been lower and one of the ingredients of that formula is that greece is in trouble again. we have been here before. it matters for so many reasons because big european banks are exposed to greece and its financial troubles. just this morning, we heard the french president sarkozy and german chancellor merkel saying no time to lose in trying to get a bailout arranged for greece for the second time. means uncertainty in the euro zone which is a huge trading p

today, heat indices pushing 100 degrees in places like st. louis towards memphis. tomorrow we're talking above 100. it's going to feel like up to 105 for some of you. take it easy this weekend. stay in the ac if you can. hurricane season started this week, believe it or not. already have an area we're watching in the western caribbean that has a medium chance of developing into something in the next couple dals. it's not going to be moving a lot. we or worried about flooding in places like jamaica, haiti and the dominican republic. >> thanks, jacqui. >>> look out below. it's the giant watermelon drop, an annual tradition at the university of california san diego. why you ask? it began in 1965 when a physics professor asked students to find out the speed of a falling watermelon and the size of the splatter. this year's splatter measured about 60 feet, a far cry from the one in 1974 which exceeded 167 feet. >>> turning now to a much more serious subject, almost four million homes have been repossessed since the housing market started to collapse in 2008. we're going

this was the scene in st. louis on saturday. albert pujols of the cardinals beating the cubs with a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 12th inning. yesterday cubs and cardinals were back at it. the game once again in extra innings. albert pujols once again at the plate. here's what happened. >> 30th career relief appearance for lopez. 2-1 pitch. >> he has done it again. >> maybe we start pitching around pujols. making them pay. another walk-off home run. this one in the tenth inning. st. louis comes from behind to give the cubs 3-2. cubs have lost six consecutive games. they are 11 games behind the cardinals in the al central. back to back walk-off home runs for albert pujols. >> roger federer and rafael nadal on the red delay in a tha nadal has owned over the years. great exchange in the first set. federer challenged nadal early. he had some chances to win the first set, but he just could not close them out. nice rally there. not enough, though. nadal puts it away. then match point in the fourth set. federer hits the ball l

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isolated tornadoes perhaps kc, st. louis. kansas city, temperature really going to climb tomorrow. that's how we're going to see the severe weather with all this heat moving in. one more quick look at what we're looking at. washington, boston, new york, you're flying out tonight. this doesn't look good to you. we are seeing right now on the average delays all the way from boston down to the mid-atlantic between about a half an hour and almost two hours because of atmospheric conditions. i'll keep an eye on it for you. >> please. absolutely. let me know when the number goes down. it's going to be the summer of extraordinary weather, it seems. >>> the class of 2011 includes a highly decorated military man. you're about to find out why this new high school graduate waited 73 years to grab his diploma. let's just say, he's been busy. >>> being out of work, hunting for a job. it not only takes a financial toll but an emotional one as well. coming up, how to keep your emotions intact. we're going to head on into the interview. mr. and mrs. nadimpalli... baba... what's the difference betw

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. >>> the giants continuing their series against the cardinals in st. louis tonight. tim linsicum gives up the first three runs, but his teammates get him off the hook. three runs in the hook. top seven with a solo blast, and the giants are have a 4-3 lead. linsicum had a good feeling, and that feeling goes away rather quickly. the pinch hitter alan craig getting a home run, and that gives the cards the lead back, while scoring san carlos native daniel, but the giants rallied to tie the game just minutes ago and right now they've just entered the tenth inning tied 5-5. the as trying to beat the yankees for the first time in ten meetings. bottom one, down one. josh gives oak last night the lead about this team-leading tenth home run making it 2-1, but a former oakland outfielder would get the last laugh off gonzalez. top four. nick swisher, that would be the game winner. the as have now lost ten straight to the yankees, swept at home after the 4-2 loss today. the warriors coaching search continues. one name emerging as a serious candidate is spurs assistant mike budenh

wet on i-70 from st. louis to columbus, ohio. rain drenches i-25 from santa fe to denver. i-40 from oklahoma city to amarillo. >>> if you're flying today, airport delays are possible in chicago, minneapolis and miami. >>> to get back to it in the murder trial of casey anthony, that after the judge called saturday's scheduled session off for an unspecified legal matter. >> the case would go to the jury next week. that's when the jurors will face the question, whose side is casey anthony's family really on? >> reporter: they are a family torn apart. a mother accused of murdering her own daughter, a defense based on sexual abuse and dark secrets. in court, brother and sister cried together, as lee anthony described being shut out of casey's pregnancy. >> they didn't find it important enough to tell me. >> if it's true that this is a family that operates with a lot of what we call disassociation, that is exactly what the defense is saying that casey is about. why she went dancing while her daughter was missing. >> reporter: and this bombshell from casey's mother. >> do you rec

louis, missouri, and came out here for grad school. fell in love with the san francisco bay area appeared all my plans changed, and this became my home. >> [inaudible] do we end up with a wells fargo here? another bank of america over there? what projects as going forward? supervisor mirkarimi: you read my mind. that is a perfect segue. i wanted to talk about rezoning, areas that fortified neighborhood interests so there is not another chase situation or wells fargo, or what have you, that should put us in this position again. >> i worked as an environmental analyst for a number of think tanks and then applied to that trade in law enforcement where i went to the san francisco police academy many years ago, graduated from the sfpd class, trained in environmental forensics, both here locally, state, and finally by the u.s. epa in a training center, and i worked with the district attorney's office in san francisco for nine years becoming -- before becoming elected supervisor. i was one of 20 people who co- founded the green party in calif

louis bush hit by a pitch on tuesday night in st. louis by a pitch. >>> college baseball, regionals from houston. after losing their opener last night, cal beat alcorn state. they will play tomorrow in another elimination game. >>> softball action joleen henderson won her 40th game of the season and the bears fought off elimination in the college world series. decker found the right field line to the wall. everybody scores. that's fun. a three-run triple for decker. cal beat oklahoma state 6-1. now they are playing florida and trail 4-2 late in the ballgame. >>> upsets and injuries knocked out nearly all of the big names on the women's side of the french open. and that left us with francesca schiavone and li na in the finals. schiavone was trying to make it back-to-back french open titles. she won last year but would not have enough to get past li na. the 29-year-old from china with one of her 31 winners right there. na took the first set 6-4 and then finished schiavone in the second set winning the first nine points of the match to

louis, and almost east of kansas city. if you've been tuning in from kansas city, maybe towards overland park, you've been dealing with fairly heavy rainfall. a lot of that moving to the east. when you get to about columbia, missouri, you're going to see a lot of those clouds. the closer you get towards kansas city, the heavier the rain's going to be. and of course, the more significant the lightning. of course, the thunder possibly, some small hail too. the reason why we're seeing it, very simple. you've got two areas of low pressure. one that's going to be moving right through the northern rockies. the other through the central plains. a combination of those will keep things pretty active, if you will, through the central and northern plains, back across the midwest. into the southeast, there'll be a chance of a few pop-up thunderstorms, mainly because of the sea breeze and the daytime heating. and there will be plenty of heat. in spots like new orleans, 93. atlanta, 92, as with we wrap things up. chicago, 79. new york w

louis and nashville, and you could be impacted. but boston and new york, the temperatures near 90 degrees and the heat is on full throttle here in the southeast, and again, we will see a steaming week. again monday and tuesday this week are the biggest threats of severe weather. that is is the wrap of the weather, and have a great beginning of the week, don. >> thank you, alexandra. >>> the world lost michael jackson two years ago this weekend. on the anniversary of his death, had the chance to speak to his father joe jackson and we got into some tough topics. listen. >> reporter: so, mr. jackson, i want you to tiake a look at you and i on the red carpet two years ago and we will talk about it. >> the last couple of days i know it has been tough for you guys. >> and? yeah, it has been. it has been really tough. remember, we just lost the biggest star in the world. but i want to make this statement. this is a real good statement here. marshall and i have, we own a record company -- >> it is distributed by blu-ray technology and that

also on 80 from des moines to cleveland, and 70 from st. louis to pittsburgh. wet on i-35 from minneapolis to kansas city. also on i-40 from oklahoma city to nashville and along the gulf coast, wet on i-95 in florida. >> if you're flying and paying those fees, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, dallas and the nation's capital. >> no way to get around them these days. no way. >>> well, now to florida where the judge in the casey anthony trial is tell the attorneys enough is enough. >> yeah, continuous courtroom bickering prompted the judge to promptly cancel proceedings yesterday after unleashing stern words for both sides. more now from t.j. winick. >> reporter: casey anthony trial judge belvin perry warned the prosecution and defense their behavior could cause a mistrial even threatening to exclude key witnesses. >> to exclude even at the price of having to do it all over again. exclusion may be the proper remedy if it continues. >> reporter: perry threatened to hold defense attorney jose baez in contempt of court.hen it all began on

the story tonight from st. louis. here is ron mott. >> welcome into st. louis bread company cares cafe. >> reporter: bread boxes are stuffed not with brown loaves but the green kind of bread. a year ago, panera bread turned this into a profit, a pay while you go experiment. they're now experimented on a wigger sca ebigger scale, dearbt 4r7bd. >> it's about the business of being in food and serving people. >> denver did the same thing, letting customers pay what they could. >> when i saw the piece, i thought, we can do this. we have the skills, the resources. we should do it. it's our obligation. >> jake labels it a test of humanity. a test they're passing by the sip, bite, and bag. >> it's a brainless way to contributing to the community. >> there are times i only have $2 or dle 3 in my pocked. >> he says the restaurant is sustainable. it's working because one of five people who come in leave more than what is on the suggested menu board. people like jimmy giles and bonnie smith, who stop by a couple times a week. >> that's definitely helping me get to th

louis. it's a hearing on a lower court ruling that briefly blocked the league's lockout of the players. the appeals court allowed the lockout to resume pending its decision. >>> when we come back on this friday, another look at this morning's top stories and the amazing story of how one small victim of the joplin tornado survived. oplin tornado survived. smile, the wte up to 90% oftwo weeks, e. [ male announcer ] this is james. the morning after the big move starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil now... and maybe up to 4 in a day. or, choose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. smart move. ♪ one of their own.. while another still fights for his life. what went wrong inside a burning home, and why it's such a deadly phenomenon. a key hearing in the bryan stow beating case.. and a little girl questioned by detectves. how she could help the main suspect's case.. never- before- released details in the jaycee dugard case. the weapon phillip garrido used in her kidnapping. and, t

residents of the regime a district here in st louis have been working up a strike in the middle of the night for several months london here this story as you can see behind me some rural three story buildings as we were told at least food families have been living in the damaged houses which is from twelve to fourteen people some of the people are still missing as you can see behind me the rescue operation is that under going to people here on the ground saying that there is little hope that's someone could be alive the buildings on the opposite side of this street have also been partially damaged but we were told that no one has been living demonstrate person the time has come since to tell this happened and he has faced the military front in the fight maintain try to win a tux by look at some the sky people were killed children with my own hands with my own eyes still i'm helping our parents who were killed and getting boys the father the mother june the families manage to this time you cannot just because the target of. this is the competition for this incidence consummates continui

same deal if you're flying over towards st. louis. back towards parts of the four corners, is it not rain but the dry conditions, the breezy conditions will make things very difficult for firefighters. and not far from the fires themselves in albuquerque, 93 degrees, the expected high. 104 in el paso. 86 in kansas city. 89 in atlanta. and 93 in tampa. that is a wrap on your forecast. t.j., back to you. >> all right, reynolds, appreciate you, as always. and it's that time of year. everyone's trying to make sure that lawn is just perfect, you know, your neighbor's got their yard looking pretty good and you're still struggling right now. and a lot of people want to find a unique lawn ornament. i prefer the pink flamingo. some people go for the fiberglass king kong. if you want that stuff, you've got to go to oshkosh, wisconsin. yes, fredricka, people want that stuff. cnn's tom foreman has the latest installment of "building up america." >> reporter: on an old farm outside of oshkosh. >> yes, with we have a lot of unusual items. >> report