and also impressed with his knowledge of all things cincinnati reds. and while i'm an indian fan, at the other end of the state, i urge any of you baseball fans at one time go to cincinnati opening day, it's celebration of

he played three years in cincinnati... scouting cincinnati...d three years in cincinnati... scouting reports say evans is a strong defender and a solid shooter evans shot 38-percent from three at cincinnati... it ranks 5th in school history. "when i got the call i was like yeah for real? i was like men thank you i have the opportunity to play with the best team in the nba". "the feeling in our draft room is that you can play this guy for us that's important. we like a guy that can play. i don't think steve is going to have problem putting him out there. he seems like a hard worker so hopefully he can get better". here's the top five picks suns picked deandre ayton with the first overall pick marvin bagley the third goes to the kings at number two the hawks traded the third overall pick to the mavericks sending trae young to atlanta... for many he's the heir apparent of steph curry memphis selected jaren jackson junior from michigan state and luka doncic, the slovenian sensation... who played last season in spain with real

he played three years in cincinnati.eports say evans is a strong defender and a solid shooter he shot 38-percent from three in college... making school history as the 5th players to do so. ( robin )coming up at 5 on the kron 4 morning news ... civil rights advocates are building a case against a construction company. hear from 2 ex-employees who are now suing. ( robin )and... some activists in the east bay vandalize a billboard. the message they were trying to get across. ( lydia ) a small earthquake swarm overnight in the east bay. i will have the details in a live report. ( darya ) and two big events will bring thousands of people to the bay area... everything you need to know to get around the traffic nightmare this weekend. ( james ) and it is going to be hot starting today and lasting all weekend. we have your complete weekend forecast coming up. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... a robust warming trend is forecast

this is jacob evans, 6'5" who averaged 13 points in his junior year at cincinnati. he can play several positions. he can shoot from downtown and he can defend which made the pick a no-brainer for golden state. >> for us, when our pick was up, it was clear it was him. there was no debate as far as who we were taking. wht us, hewa the guy without hesitation. >> some guys care about defense, some guys don't. most college guys don't have that mindset. >> the giants had lost each of madison bumgarner's starts this season. scoreless in the 4th, he struck out a couple. he struck out eight in eight scoreless innings. the giants win 3-0. they are to 500 onthbae ckseason. >> argentina failed to win both of their opening matches. the goalie kicked it in. croatia wins 3-0. barring a pefor argentina. ll be >>> since 1958, argentina has not made a world cup. >> it is a strange world cup. or morning at 4-30. nny choi wi >>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night.

then back to cincinnati to begin their journey together as mr. and mrs.yan widmer. >> they worked really hard. built a beautiful deck. had a trip planned to cancun. they had everything to live for. >> reporter: august 11th should have been another day on the calendar in a young marriage? >> yes. >> august 11th, monday night. ryan remembers being downstairs watching "monday night football." and sarah had gone upstairs to her bath. she was in trouble. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> my wife, she fell asleep in the bathtub. i think. i went downstairs. i came up. she was laying face down in the bathtub. >> i got a call it was ryan. something has happened to sarah. >> emts were rushing sarah to the hospital. by then they worked on her for 45 minutes. but hadn't gotten a response. minutes later, jill was with her son waiting anxiously together in a room off emergency. >> finally, a woman came in and then we said is she gone? and she said yes. and he just dropped down to his knees and was just bawling and sobbing into the chair. >> reporter: sarah widmer, 24

it is 82 in cincinnati, 82 in chicago and 82 in detroit.add in the dew point, it feels like 89 in cincinnati, 89 in detroit, cleveland in 87 and chicago. it is not even 10 am there yet. that will be a blazing hot day for them. not so much for us. we will get a warm up today, just a little bit. it is showing a little dip on wednesday and it looks warmer friday and saturday. so far, what i have noticed is, the forecast ridge of high pressure builds in and then it weakens as we get closer to it. we will warm up a little bit today, not a lot. most of these inland will jump up five or 10 degrees. coast and bay make whole lot. the city was 66 yesterday, 64 today with fog. 64, 66, the average is 67, 53. the record one year ago 88 in 2017. san jose was 103, concord was 108. not today. there goes our little powerhouse. it is june. the wind cranked up big time on saturday for everybody. thunderstorm activity did exactly what we thought it would. it developed over the shasta in northeast california back into reno, lake tahoe, truckee and carson city.

i was also impressed with his knowledge all things cincinnati reds. i am a cleveland indians fan at the other end of the state. i urge any of you who are baseball fans to at least one time go to a cincinnati reds opening day. it is a celebration of america's first baseball team. cincinnati is a baseball town and i have been to opening day half a dozen times and if you love baseball you want to experience it. mr. slidell has promised if you go he will give you tickets and give you a tour and tell you all things cincinnati reds history. thank you for joining. >>thank you senator brown. i will try to take you up on your suggestion, i will not take the tickets. >> we appreciate you being with us today and bringing your expertise to assist us with this issue. we will proceed in the order that you were introduce. i remind you that we asked to keep your oral remarks to five minutes, there is a clock to help you. this is one of those days where we are jammed for time hence the reason we moved the time for the hearing of. both senator brown and i are jammed fo

the rivers were open, cincinnati was crowned the queen city by location with the sea. two locations by the sea. they wanted to do that, and madison was terrified, he wanted the city repaired so they repaired to the city. holden was very careful. someone else was hired, but he was impossible to get along with, he kept doing drawings for elaborate interiors and things and madison was very practical and it did not do. hoban was brought back, and the intricacy to which he takes the smutty stones. the north is greatly rebuilt. one of those window hoods might have 15 pieces of them, some of them black. the one in the basement that the ambassador is talking about, they kept. it has never been covered. the house was rebuilt, occupied by james monroe at a time he called the era of good feeling, it were to be no more political parties. [laughter] >> monroe made a national tour, he was a francophile, and ordered all of his furniture from parish -- from paris. he really lifted up, chandeliers and the whole works. washington would have loved. [laughter] >> the house went on, build,

cincinnati is a baseball down and i've been to opening day a half dozen times there and it's something if you love baseball you want to experience it. mr. sydow has promised any of you that go he will give you tickets and give you a tour and tell you all things cincinnati reds history. thanks to the both of you for joining us. >> thank you, senator brown. i think i will take you up on your suggestion. i will not take the tickets, however. gentlemen, we appreciate you being with us today and bringing your expertise to assist us with this issue. we had proceed in the order you were introduced. i remind you we ask you to keep your oral remarks to five minutes, you have a block that's supposed to help you. and this is one of those days where we are jammed for time, hence the reason we moved the time of the hearing up. both senator brown and i are a little jammed for time. he i'm reminding our senators that we want you to keep yourselves to your five minute limits if you can do so. actually, we will try to help you do so. the and, mr. nelson, you may proceed. >> shoe. shoe, chairman andanki

and also impressed with his knowledge of all things cincinnati reds. and while i'm an indian fan, at the other end of the state, i urge any of you baseball fans at one time go to cincinnati opening day, it's celebration of america's first baseball team. cincinnati is a baseball town. and i've been to opening day half a dozen times there. and it's something if you love baseball you want to experience it. mr. sigh doll has promised any of you that will go, he will give you tickets and give you a tour and tell you all things cincinna cincinnati reds history. so thanks for joining us. >> thank you, senator brown, i'll not take the tickets, however. gentlemen, we appreciate you being with us today and bringing your expertise to assist us with this issue. we will proceed in the order that you were introduced. i remind you that we ask you to keep your oral remarks to five minutes. you have a clock there that's supposed to help you. and this is one of those days where we are jammed for time hence the reason we moved the time of the hearing up, both senator bro

earlier, he was asked about the cincinnati student who attended the university of virginia, was on an excursion to north korea. he was imprisoned and later returned near death, dying in the u.s.. since his death, the president mentioning his name. he did not answer the question when asked whether or not his name came up or the issue of human rights. newsresident will hold a conference, and we are continuing our coverage, providing pictures that are coming to us from singapore as the events unfold. that to your phone calls. henry from chicago. democrats line. what do you think so far? guest: thank you for taking my call. secondly, the last caller was right in one sense that we have never had a president like this, and i think some of the things he has decided to do are based on making a splash, being sensational. i don't know that that will serve us as a nation and serve the world as a whole when you think about some of the places that we are alienating and some of the people we are being buddies with. it seems a little strange. i have one last thing i thought was very interesting is t

these are the temperatures here, this is 10:16 in the morning, cincinnati 86. detroit 88. you include the dew point, this is what it feels like 95, 95, 94. 1. t is blazing. if you have avel plans there, that's when you add the humidity. we have humidity but it's in the form of fog. our temps are in the 50s, up to 60. temperatures yesterday cool inland. they were slightly near average or above by the coast and bay. today we start a bump up. 72 to 74 napa. concord jumps up. they don't have a problem. san jose 77 to a soft 80. fran 64, 56. that is down two from yesterday because of a bigger fog bank. 88 last year the record high. there is last year, 103. today 80/59. what is average 80-56. the unseasonally strong low that dropped in -- it was windy saturday. sunday partly to mostly cloudy skies. that is moving out of the picture north of salt lake city. good thunderstorm activity, again fired up over the mountains and northeast california, into tahoe, truckee and reno. things were quieter today. the fog came back in a big way. that plays into the weather. we have an on shore

. >> cincinnati reds, too. [indiscernible] [captions copyright national cable rp. ll18] [captiong med the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] inaudible] >> we're expecting to hear from house speaker paul ryan in just a couple of minutes. his briefing set for 11:30, so about 15 minutes away. the house itself returning for legislative work at noon eastern. members beginning with legislation to rescind previously approved federal spending, some $15 billion in previous spending after the recision bill, the h wl begin work on 2019 spending covering the v.a., the veterans department, military construction, legislative branch, energy and water projects. we will have live coverage when the house comes back in at noon eastern. they are out, members have been -- house republicans, anyway, have been meeting this morning to discuss immigration. that meeting breakingp and here's scott wong, senior reporter of "the hill," the state of play after that meeting saying leadership will put pen to paper and immigra

he played three years in he played three years in he played three years in cincinnati... reports say evans is a strong defender and a solid shooter he shot 38-percent from three in college... it ranks 5th in school history giants are rolling as we speak...and what a young man will do to meet his hero...thats next hour. woman: it felt great not having hepatitis c. it's like a load off my shoulders. i was just excited for it to be over. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv or any other medical conditions and about all the medicines you take includi

where they beat cincinnati to win their first bowl titles last october dwight clark was honored at levi's stadium... as he publically said goodbye to the ers faithfull... almost 30 members of the niners 1981 super bowl team were there... including joe montana... and even some... like steve young... who weren't on that team.. were also in attendance... clark... a two- time super bowl champion... two-time all-pro... was already is suffering from a-l-s... which he announced back in may his former teammates were decked out in clark's familiar number-87 jersey... they d a team reunion before the game... and a special cerimony on the field for clark at halftime... who sat up in a box with former 49ers owner... eddie debartolo... during the clark gave special thanks to "eddie d"(sot: dwight clark) <> and here is a staement from debartolo... "my heart is broken. today, i lost my little brother and one of my best friends. i cannot put into words how special dwight was to me and to everyone his life touched. he was an amazing husband, father, grandfather, brother and a great friend and teammate. he

la que necesitaran de mucho apoyo, la sede de los hospitales localizada en boston, sacramento y cincinnati cuentas bancarias que ven a sus pantallas. para mÁs informaciÓn, visite univisiÓn.com. jorge: hay miedo tras una redada masiva que separÓ varias familias. ilia: la dudosa cum ilia: incertidumbre y temor son los sentimientos de los familiares de los inmigrantes detenidos por ice durante una redada en una empresa de ohio. las localidades sean convertida en centros de acopio. viviana nos explica el destino de esos 114 inmigrantes. >> tu padre, alguien que tu amas, que miras cada dÍa esposado. viviana: a sus 18 aÑos, este joven dice que deberÁ asumir el rol de su padre. >> es la posiciÓn que me caÍa mi ahora. ahora tengo que ser responsable de mi familia, mi mamÁ y mis hermanos. viviana: mientras tanto, iglesias del Área continÚan llegando familiares de los detenidos en busca de ayuda legal para sus seres queridos. algunas no han tenido noticias de ellos. >> no sabemos absolutamente nada. lo Último que supimos fue que los estaban llevando para michigan y ahÍ no supimos nada. vivina: aboga

golden state selected guard jacob evans from cincinnati with the 28th overall pick the warriors workedhim out two weeks ago evans will be fighting for minutes with patrick mccaw this upcoming season he played three years in cincinnati... scouting reports say evans is a strong defender and a solid shooter he shot 38-percent from three in college... it ranks 5th in school history.history. the suns took deandre ayton with the first overall pick he joins devin booker in phoenix... the suns only won 21 games and had the worst record in basketball ayton, who played with arizona last season, was in the middle of the n-c-a-a recruting scandal, saying his head coach, sean saying his head coach, sean miller was alledgedly heard discussing in an f-b-i wiretap 100-thousand dollars to secure ayton commited with arizona. the pac-12 player of the year averaged a double-double... 20 points and 11 rebounds here's the other four picked in the top five the kings took marvin bagley the third with the second overall pick the hawks traded the third overall mavericks sending trae young to atlanta... for many

at 6'6", out of cincinnati, he can play multiple positions on offense and defense. >> i can learn a thingtwo from them to help me shoot the ball better or as well as them. but just knowing the knowledge that they have, just trying to pick their brains every day, whether it's on or off the court, seeing how they carry themselves, just trying to help myself develop. >> tonight, the nba honoring the beard. james harden wins his first mvp award. he beat out lebron james and anthony davis. he finished as the league scoring champ, leading the rockets to 65 wins. kevin durmt want was recognized his charitable work, pleming more than $13 million to several charities this year. hey, do you remember this? >> with the seventh pick in the 2009 nba draft, the golden state warriors select stephen curry from davidson college. >> there are some days you never forget. for the warriors, it is june 25th, on this date, nine years ago, they made a move that changed the history of their franchise, drafting steph curry seventh overall. >>> they say it's about the journey, not the destination. only one other has

they got it on a ballot, had the referendum in cincinnati. i call it a transitional point because it terrified people who wanted a future for automobiles in cities into organizing first, locally, then nationally. the automobile interest group of that time was called the national automobile chamber of congress. they formed a traffic and safety committee and became the predecessor of what is later called the automobile safety foundation, by then funded entirely by the automobile manufacturers association, predominantly general motors. they organized and are quite explicit, we have to redefine city streets as places predominantly for automobiles. we do that by redefining safety as keeping people off of the street, and we redefine safety also as making what they were then pleased to call "foolproof" highways, without grave de crossings, median strips or shoulders, so you would not have collisions. they promised it would eliminate 98% of collisions. it never got there because they introduced new hazards having to do with things like speed and rear

>> with the 2018 nba draft, the golden state warriors select jacob evans from the university of cincinnati. >> jacob evans, 6'6", wing player. he was drafted last night by the warriors. he turned 21 years old. three days ago. warriors. twice for after the nba draft, bob myers talked about this latest face to join the warriors. >> he's all business. i like his mental part, too. he seems like a guy who is willing to work. and solid, although that's not a work -- a word that gets people excited, he is a solid player. >> by the way, he comes from a family of athletes. his mother, teresa, was a point guard. >>> 4:20 six. nasa has a new plan to protect the earth from asteroids capable of wiping out entire continents. they've come up with the object preparedness strategy and action plan. the operation also hopes to predict the chances of a threat of an incoming asteroid and will track those asteroids while looking at technologies that can deflect them away from earth. >> wow. >>> time is 4:20 six. eastern contra costa county had a bunch of earthquakes last night. still ahead, we will tell you abo

hospital every year, and in public areas, similar kiosks are installed in airports in cleveland, cincinnati and in -- orlando. >>> a fundraiser getting underway this morning, the aids life cycle, from the cow palace to los angeles, they began at 6:30 am this morning, it will span seven days and 545 miles. it is coproduced by the san francisco aids foundation, and the lgbtq center. it is not a race, it is a life- changing ride, through the years, raising millions of dollars for hiv and aids related services. >>> 2000 athletes, 56 counties -- countries, for the escape from alcatraz triathlon. it attracts professional and amateur athletes of all ages and abilities. >>> -- >> reporter: cheering as hundreds of swimmers emerged from the 57 degree water on the bay, the athletes had just completed a mile and a half slip from alcatraz, and the infamous islands name, the escape from alcatraz triathlon, a bike and run included, she had this advice for anyone considering the challenge. >> just do it, definitely! absolutely! it is great! >> reporter: our whole family has to do it, we would be shamed int

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all eyes on number 2018 first draft choice come out of cincinnati who is ready to get his pro careerrted. >> i take every game seriously. coming in and being a rookie you just want to go out there and compete as hard as you can. it's a game. you've got to love to play am not going to take it for granted. >> first came in vegas on monday. kerr not among the highest-paid coaches in the nba but that is about to change. espn reported the coach is finalizing a lucrative extension. he has been at the home for four seasons and won three titles. he's 265-2623 overall. made a mere $5 million this past season. from the don't shoot the messenger file, video you should see but probably don't want to. actual stadium construction in las vegas. future home of the raiders. stadium set to open in the fall of 2020 for raider fans, that stinks. there may be some stadium delays. the mac that will do it for us, you can find updates around the clock at ktvu.com. have a great night. [ both laughing ] right? yeah. hey, mom... listen to this card dad got for grandpa jay. "hip-hip-hip-hooray!" [ chuckles ] "s

like general manager bob myers introduced the new team member, jacob evans from the university of cincinnatihe was the first selection in thursday's draft. they expect him to immediately find a place in the rotation./back to thursday night when he found out he was taken by the two-time defending champs. is a good place to start your pro career. >> knowing my family and close friends, knowing they sacrificed a lot for me to have this opportunity, it's like we did it. we are finally here. i'm excited to be here and joining a great organization, one of the best teams ever. i take a lot of pride making sure my loved ones and support team, they enjoy every moment i enjoy. >>> the a's had a four game series in detroit. it was record-breaking, the tigers could use help, even from a higher authority. oakland starter edwin jackson tied a record playing his 13th major league team. jackson had seven strikeouts, he went six innings allowing one run. the game was tied 4-4 in the fourth. the tigers were in front for the first time, lowery jerked one down the line. he homered and the ace has hit one home r

it will feel a little bit cooler in new york city at 82, 85 in d.c., 76 in detroit, 77 in cincinnati. going to be a late-week scorcher. that heat and humidity is going to shoot out of texas, make its way up into the midwest. look at these temperatures going into the weekend. by friday, 93 in chicago, 92 in cincinnati, minneapolis will feel -- it will be 93 degrees by friday, kansas city 95. and guess what, it's coming east as well. saturday, sunday, on into monday, look at these temperatures. new york city up to 93 with a lot of humidity. 88 in boston, 94 in philly and 94 in washington, d.c. >>> good monday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to reach into the low 80s inland today. overall really nice after the clouds clear out by late morning. in oakland, expect a high of 81 degrees. 70 degrees in oakland today, also 70 in san francisco, we'll see 81 today in san jose and napa today, 80 degrees. over next few days, our weather will pretty much be on repeat with low 80s and heating up again for the weekend. saturday 94 degrees. >> and that's your latest weather. hoda? >>

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evans played three years in cincinnati.. ( darya ) now to baseball and... the giants opening a four-game series against the padres san francisco has now won three in a row. madison bumgarner dominating last night... pitching 8 scoreless innings. he finished with 8 strikeouts and allowed just 3 hits. the giants win by a final of 3 to nothing. the two teams play again tonight. first pitch at 7:15. ( james ) coming up at 9 on the kron 4 morning news ... big pride events are happening this weekend. how it will impact your drive through san francisco. ( james )plus... bay area construction workers are suing their former employer over racial discrimination. we'll have details on what they say happened. ( james )and... a man shoots at police officers in a popular bay area park. we tell you what lead up to that shooting. have you noticed everything has a day? for instance, january 21st is national hugging day. but anyone can give a hug even this guy -- he gives great hugs. but you, you do way more than give hugs. you care for your

28th overall pick, and with it they selected jacob evans, a small forward from the university of cincinnati. evans is known for being an excellent defender who can also shoot. i think he's going to fit right in in the bay area. the warriors expect evans to be uy on thetributor next season. >> and it's going to be great. it's going to be so nice for him to get his first championship ring next year. >> we're back in a moment with a stay with us. >>> okay. big weekend for the giants. tonight they kicked off a four-game series against the padres. >> as you just said, four-game series? >> four games. >> that's a lot. at the ballpark tonight, look who's there. madison bumgarner continuing his comeback from that broken finger. a good night for madbum. doesn't really do well against the padres historically, but he gets the wtoght. bottom of the eighth inning, gets some help offensively from buster posey. that's an rbi single right up the gut. giants beat the padres 3-0. by the way, tomorrow night's game right here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 7:00. >>> a stunner at the world cup. argenti

of protests is being back on the streets of cincinnati over one hundred kilometers away from the g seven and shovel thousands of police riot gear been deployed to try to prevent any violence one hundred has more now from quebec city. the meeting of world leaders at the g. seven in canada has begun at was they have word used by a canadian official and it was distinctly not friendly donald trump has come here isolated the six other nations represented here have all signed in a statement that they are disappointed with his position on tariffs on aluminum and steel and they fear that that may cause a trade war but trump came he greeted justin trudeau and he said the relationship between the two countries are better than they have ever been which belies the back and forth between those officials on twitter they were both pretty critical of one another nevertheless the summit goes forward protests outside have so far not been dramatic there have been hundreds of protesters rather than foundations and it's unclear in the end whether donald trump will sign onto the agreement that all of the othe

bush gave his cincinnati speech in the fall 2002, roughly four or five months before the war were very high. americans supported the were almost 70%. we also do not for see some of the things that were going to happen in surgeon c. not having a good plan to implement once saddam hussein had been overthrown, captured in turn over to the iraqi people. there is a feeling this is not a well-managed campaign. the first gulf war was short, decisive and victorious and then we went on. i think, many of us became disenchanted. we still thought the ultimate goal of winning saddam hussein was a good one. >> host: what is your background? >> guest: a graduate of the virginia -- institute. i was in the army during the vietnam era. i got a phd and taught in upper state new york and then came to the hoover institution. i taught a variety of subjects. i've taught courses on african history and american history. more recently, i have gotten interested in rogue states. and also foreign-policy. >> host: you are also a senior fellow what you do there? >> guest: the united states joint forces, that's that

is still the most recent player to g directly from the college ranks to the mor leagues with the cincinnati reds backn 2010. in fact only onenther player the currententury did that, xavier nady, back in, o mar >> aaron: we were talking to leake about this, can you imagine you get t a big league clubhouse, surrounded by big league veterans, g preood teams for dusty baker and you're the new guy who never went on a single bus ride, never had a single post-gameut peanutter and jelly spread. now come into the clubhouse. leake said people said things to him. he wouldn't expand further than that. >> tom: get me coffeeot >> aaron: y to make up for the time. >> tom: those things of changed around the game. that really doesn't happen the way it used to happen. if you were a wrookiehether were you in the minors or not, li mike leake, you are pretty much accepted. you know, a lot of the new way thinking, especially the younger managers, is i know gabe hpler spoke at l about. this you don't want rookies or anybody uncomfortable. you perfo best when you're comfortable. tay create an environment where som

washington, cincinnati, orlando and mobile. some of the tips, you've got to make sure to drink plenty of water, stay hydrating. when you're driving, put something in the back seat you have to reach back for. check on your elderly family members and neighbors. a lot of cities have cooling centers to get them if they can't get into air conditioning. >> all right. al roker, thanks very much. >>> want to turn now to a tragic story causing outrage in southern california. it involves allegations of child abuse and murder. the victim, a 10-year-old boy found dead at his home last week. his mother's boyfriend is now under arrest. as national correspondent miguel almaguer tells us, this follows years of warning signs and a system that may have failed him. >> reporter: the day after anthony was discovered unresponsive in his southern california home, the 10-year-old was pronounced dead at a hospital. authorities say the boy's mother, heather barron, claimed he suffered injuries from a fall. but the department of child and family services

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bonds that's one of the things and they found a similar situation when you're looking at it at the cincinnati post when after that close you had newly issued local municipal bonds increased by sixty six point one basis points so that's what we're saying is that they're spending more and more and these small these municipalities are putting themselves in debt putting their citizens and debt to pay for things because what happens when they are going bankrupt and they need more money to pay for things they raise your taxes are the next step then we're going to raise taxes on the public about actually hurts all of us all because of what people were buying up newspapers to stay informed. what their government's doing circular and newspapers are probably reporting what their government is doing let's not forget that as well circulation numbers actually of fall and of course we twenty seven percent from two thousand and three to two thousand and fourteen of loose local newspapers around the country that's according to pew research there's been a thirty five percent decline in state house reporters t

coming from cincinnati. the warriors selected evans with the 28th overall 6'6" and can play.ing the roster that is loaded with great all-starters. >> great shooters. i am sure i can learn a few things from them to shoot the ball better. the knowledge they have. to see how they carry themselves, and try to help myself develop. >> he is going to be around so much more than myself, and the players. that is going to be his family. and i know you are going it love it. they will challenge you, but it is a high character group and i think you are going to love being a part of it. >> this should be a day that is celebrated by dubs nation. on this day the warriors selected the baby face assa >> with the seventh pick, the golden state warriors select stephen curry. >> this is what curry was introduced to dub nation. critics wondered if he had enough game to play in the nba. i think he has answered that question. >> dream come true for me to be drafted nba, to be an nba player and have an opportunity to take my game to the next level. i see golden state as a great fit for the way i play

bonds that's one of the things and they found a similar situation when you're looking at it at the cincinnati post when after that close you had newly issued local municipal bonds increased by sixty six point one basis points so that's what we're saying is that they're spending more and more and these small these municipalities are putting themselves and putting their citizens and debt to pay for things because what happens when they are going bankrupt and they need more money to pay for things they raise your taxes are the next step then we're going to raise taxes on the public about actually hurts all of us all because of what people were buying up newspapers to stay informed. what their government's doing circular and newspapers are probably reporting what their government is doing let's not forget that as well circulation numbers actually of fall and of course we twenty seven percent from two thousand and three to two thousand and fourteen of loose local newspapers around the country that's according to pew research there's been a thirty five percent decline in state house reporters that

rather that she really has the rhetorical style of a woman. , a youngin her career reporter in cincinnati and set running for vice president later on. out to see- he comes her and hang out with her. he clearly becomes smitten. of course he is radical. as all women of culture are likely to be. and like all other women, she sometimes jumps to illogical conclusions. he really liked her, what he was a bit of a full. without any bother of reasoning, this young girl, so brilliant, so magnetic, so wonderfully gifted, real genius and god gives us a few of these. we may be part of the rudeness of talking about them in newspapers. the notion of giving a woman's name in the newspaper was something that was not done. he has taken a standpoint of a moderate. pretty much a troglodyte when it comes to gender. saying we should let her speak in public even though we don't like the concept. they become very much best friends and that to people who hate each other with a red-hot passion. when they were hitting each other with a red-hot passion, that he askedor anna dickinson to marry him with probably did n

the president is also considering amul thapar, a 49-year-old circuit court judge in cincinnati, and hee the first indian american to serve on the supreme court. ane president says he's planning to announce his nominee in just ten days on july 9, and said he would probably meet with the candidates this weekend at his golf club in new jersey, adding he would not ask them if they would overturn "roe v. wade" or about l.g.b.t. rights. jeff. >> glor: weijia jiang is at the white house. weijia, thanks. we do know more tonight about the five lives lost when a gunman opened fire yesterday in the "capital gazette" newsroom in annapolis, maryland. gerald fischman was the editorial page editor. coworkers described him as quirky and smart, making sure everything was just right. john mcnamara was a sports writer and copy editor who could talk fluently about everything from politics to literature. wendi winters, the special publications editor, was a mother of four and mentor to young journalists. she was called the heart of the newspaper because she cared so much about serving the city. rebecca smi

bonds that's one of the things and they found a similar situation when you're looking at it at the cincinnati post when after that close you had newly issued local municipal bonds increased by sixty six point one basis points so that's what we're saying is that they're spending more and more and these small these municipalities are putting themselves in debt putting their citizens and debt to pay for things because what happens with legs are going bankrupt and they need more money to pay for things they raise your taxes are the next step then we're going to raise taxes on the public about actually hurts all of us all because of what people were buying up newspapers to stay informed. what their government's doing circular and newspapers are probably reporting what their government is doing let's not forget that as well circulation numbers actually of fall and of course we twenty seven percent from two thousand and three to two thousand and fourteen above loose local newspapers around the country that's according to pew research there's been a thirty five percent decline in state house reporter

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in the nba draft, the golden state warriors select jacob evans from the university of cincinnati. >> everybody hates the king. take a look at this. averaging 13 points, four reundshe can play several positions and made it a no- brainer for golden state. >>> the giants lost each of the three starts this season. the trend changed last night. ross went fishing and bumgardner the empire. ting breaks from he struck out in the scoreless innings. and the padres willing to chip in. look at this. buster burning midnight. and they went back to 500 on the season. they failed to win either of their opening matches for the first time since nixon was in the oval office. and this did help. he kicked it to him and he said thank you very much. they win three to nothing and a miracle there's going to be a lot of people crying for argentina. see you sunday nightanate from sonoma raceway. >>> and major league baseball yankees slugger carlos stanton at the plate taking on the mariners. >> it's a high drive. the centerfield going back on the track and they leap. and he made the play. he took a home run aw

. >> we had one fan that took a fwrus cincinnati 16 ndurs a another fan the womanlew out her knee jumpingceleating one goal and still came in knee brace to bebe t there. >> look at you up close andrs onal. >> that was one ofvo my fate moments. >> i deposit want to ask but may i please have a photo with everyone. >> genuine smilesrom everyone. >> good feeling day yesterday. and interviews they were excited to talk to us. >> let's wrap it up ove speh was historical. >> let agree. i watched it like moneyart six ti and that's just today. >> 6:52 now. from one cup to the next. growing excitement of on eping march of the world cup. this is internatiol a i can get. you whip the cup for entire world. cing saudi arabia tomorstreets d festivities. feev aconfirms 2.4 million tickets sold. world cup covege on "fox5"star tomorrow morning. catch the pregame show world cup game today a a.m. and that's on eping then yawsh versus saudi arabia 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and "fox5"al is offici station for world cup. we h perogramming note to pass along. our world cup coverage alonger withage of golf u.s. open will m

look at these temperatures going into the weekend by friday 93 in chicago, 92 in cincinnati.e 93 degrees by friday. kansas city 95. guess what? it's coming east as well. saturday, sunday on into monday. look at these temperatures. new york city upo 93 with a lot of humidity. 88 in boston, 94 in philly and 94 in washington, d.c. that's what going on around the country, herha> 94 may betl a l conservative for high temperatures around here. as we get towards the weekend it's rlly going to be a sizzler. enjoy bright blue skies and belowverage temperatures and below average humidity levels next few days. right for you around 70 grees. afternoon highs low- to mid-80s, so a pleasant day to be outside. low humidity for today and tomorrow. here is ten-day forecast and notice that big warm-up. friday 93 saturday 96, sunday 97. >> and that's your latest weather. hoda? >> al, thanks. >>> just ahead, what we are just learning about anthony bourdain's final days, as his popular show gets celebrated send-off. >>> then, we're behind the scenes at a huge ent, with the internet's biggest stars