(KTVI)-On the Jaco Report, second amendment advocates have been attacking Missouri Governor Jay Nixon’s administration for sharing information about people who hold concealed carry permits with the federal government. That, in turn, led to a barrage of TV ads calling the governor “Wrong Way Jay”. They charge that Nixon broke the law. But critics say the gun advocates are paranoid and are making up a fantasy about the Obama administration possibly seizing guns. We look at that and talk to the man behind the mysterious group called United For Missouri that is running the ads. Who are their donors? What’s their agenda?

ST. CHARLES, MO (KTVI)– Heavy rain is sending the Dardenne Creek into major flood in St. Charles County.

The Dardenne Creek is already way up so far Friday since the rain started falling.

In O`Fallon the creek is still just within its banks, but the water is nowhere near done rising.

A hydrograph from the National Weather Service shows the rapid rise in the creek since early Friday morning, with the latest stage of about 18 feet.  Now the National Weather Service is forecasting major flooding along the creek with a rise of at least another 5 feet by midnight.

River flood warnings and severe and tornado warnings that come from the National Weather Service may be in jeopardy as a result of impending cuts tied to the sequester.

A Lindenwood University student phoned in a bomb threat because she wasn’t ready for class that evening, St. Charles Police said.

Lori Knight, 38, of the 5500 block of Lansdowne Avenue in South St. Louis, was charged Thursday with making a terrorist threat.

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