Baseball historian Terry Lemons joins Chris and Amy to share stories about 'Wee Willie' Bill Sherdel. Sherdel is one of three Cardinals greats who will be inducted into the Cardinals Hall of Fame this weekend. Lemons is a Mizzou alum and wrote, 'The Year St Louis Became a Baseball Town,' which was 1926. Sherdel started game 1 and game 5 of the World Series Cardinals against the Yankees. (Getty Images)

Chris and Amy remain at the Cardinals Care Golf Classic. They're joined by Matt Pauley who discusses the lost series by the Cardinals; Amy looks back on her memories from 9/11 'my sister said, hey, we need to turn on the tv.'; CBS's Major Garrett joins from Washington, DC with reaction to the Supreme Court's ruling on the Missouri congressional maps; and Did you see this? a blind driver in Ireland.

'Missouri Supreme Court is the governing body,' says CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett. He's referencing Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's ruling today, that the state should use the 2022 census-defined congressional maps in the upcoming election. He says that the mid-term GOP convention, 'generates attention,' and the media has to cover it. Major also spent time with former White House Chief of Staff Andy Card, who informed Pres George W. Bush about the 9/11 attacks.

Chris and Amy live from the Ted Savage Cardinals Care Golf Classic. This hour includes chats with a pair of former Cardinals pitchers, Alan Benes and Anthony Reyes.

Former Cardinal Anthony Reyes looks back on his performance in the 2006 World Series with Chris and Amy. They're broadcasting live from the Ted Savage Cardinals Care Classic. The '06 team is celebrating 20 years since winning the crown. (Photo by Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images)

Chris and Amy are at the Ted Savage Cardinals Care Classic on this rainy Thursday morning. They visit with former Cardinals pitcher Alan Benes.

Chris and Amy try to navigate the confusing rulings from different courts over Missouri's redistricting maps; Mayor Cara Spencer joins in the 1st hour to discuss police pay; Scott MacFarlane kicks off the 2nd hour and says Washington DC is paying attention to Missouri's congressional maps; John Rooney on the Cardinals, who need to pick up a win today; Finally, Elisa Bender previews the St Louis Hispanic Festival and Missouri Net's Ashley Byrd recaps where Missouri sits regarding those congressional maps.

Elisa Bender joins Chris and Amy in-studio to preview the Hispanic Festival later this month and discuss the Hispanic community in St Louis; Chris has gotten a pitch from AARP, they want him to join; Ashley Byrd from Missouri Net explains confusing rulings over the Missouri re-districting map; and is AI becoming too conversational?

Chris and Amy visit with Meidas Touch's Scott MacFarlane about the Missouri congressional map ruling, folks in Washington, DC are paying attention. John Rooney joins as the Cardinals look to salvage a win against the Giants this afternoon.

Ashley Byrd from Missouri Net joins Chris and Amy to look at the competing rulings from different courts over the Missouri redistricting and which congressional maps will be used in November.