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this morning, senior national correspondent terry moran travels to cleveland, ohio where the pandemicing inequity and where unlikely heroes are still at work. >> reporter: tina kovach and seventh grader natalia mcfadden get to work on their latest project. >> we were in quarantine and we couldn't meet in-person, what did you miss the most? >> my 3d printer. >> reporter: kovach runs a robotics team, and these children face so many challenges. 100% of the children in cleveland public schools qualify as economically disadvantaged under state law. for tina kovach, a proud cleveland native giving these kids every opportunity is a personal mission. >> when i was younger, school was everything. i grew up very poor. i didn't have a lot of role models at home. >> reporter: when the pandemic closed cleveland's schools, kovach and the metro school district ceo eric gordon faced an immense challenge, staying connected to the kids. >> 37,000 kids sent home to the worst connected city in the country, the highest poverty in the country, and they don't have the internet to be connected to. >> reporte

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here in cleveland, ohio. on the board, we see various product packaging for other products that were either made by or eventually made by standard oil out of the refining process of petroleum here in cleveland. standard oil was formed by john rockefeller in 1870 and quickly became one of the largest petroleum companies in the united states. john d rockefeller was a brilliant businessman who had moved to cleveland with his family as a young boy. standard oil comes from his idea to standardize kerosene. kerosene was being used in most homes as a lighting oil. it was somewhat dangerous, there was no standardization of it. some of it would burn hotter and quicker than others. it lead to fires. he was interested in standardizing that and making a safe product for americans. that's what he was able to achieve was standard oil and they went so far is to make their own lamps to burn the oil. this led to rockefeller quickly becoming one of the wealthiest men in america. also becoming one of the best hated -- most hate

iron ore prices, that's an input cost for cleveland-cliffs. you want them to go down their margins are going up you saw positive preannouncements last week from steel dynamic, nucor and u.s. steel. it's just a matter of days before cleveland-cliffs does the same thing they already bought back 1.2 billion shares this year that's going to continue last thing, scott, because i know you got more you want to do we've seen drawdowns like this already this year. you saw 33% drawdown january to march of this year 25% drawdown in april. 20% drawdown this summer each of those led to higher highs. that's what i expect to happen here >> glad you dpaddressed that wynn jim said it's worth 40 bucks and offered to end is you his spread sheet on why your metrics are wrong. >> i'll accept his offer and i'm grateful to him for it it was a great discussion having him on this is a classic case of let's compare our models he thinks that there is still wynn macau value in the share prices right now i would say effectively there is not. where we have a difference, an

boy, threw up in the cleveland area in boarding school, and eventually working in various companies in the petroleum industry until founding his own company. standard oil comes from john rockefeller's idea and desire to standardize kerosene. kerosene was what most homes are using as a lighting oil in lamps, and at the time, it was somewhat dangerous. there is no standardization, some would burn hotter and better -- quicker, and it with the two fires in homes. john the rockefeller was interested in standardizing that and making a safe audit for americans. that is what he was able to achieve with standard oil, even went so far to build their own safety lamps to burn standard oil in the homes. that led to rockefeller quickly becoming one of the wealthiest men in america, one of the most hated man in america. the way johnny rockefeller ran his business, the way he took over other petroleum industries led to a very bad public image. his business practices were well known as, not the best. it was at that point where his advisors told him he needed to appear more charitable than he already

this woman's the fences at progressive field, which is the home of the cleveland indians.jackson started the project a few years ago and says at one point she needed help herself and says she wishes something like this have been available for her. she started the organization as a way to give back. and in just a few years, she says she's put up these walls of love across america, even as far away as alaska. she says, when it came to deciding where that one 10th wall would go. it wasn't even a matter for debate. >> 1000 ahead to be here and ohio and had to be in cleveland because i'm in cleveland are out there and fruit. >> and luckily the indians have been amazing with the kurdistan berg and his crew. >> in getting it approved so i could something off my bucket list and do my 1000 fall here in cleveland for the community. >> donations are always accepted. she says, holly, to keep that project going. that does it for us here live on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock in prime time this sunday night. jonathan mccall, thank so much for spending part of your labor day weekend with us.

the fences at progressive field, which is the home of the cleveland indians. hallie jackson. sir.roject just a few years ago. at one point, she says she needed help and says she wishes something like this had been available for her. she started the organization as a way to give back in just a few years. the organization has put up love across america, even as far away as alaska. she says when it decided which when it came to deciding where that 1000 wall would go. she says it wasn't even a question. >> 1000 ahead to be here and ohio and had to be in cleveland because i'm in cleveland are out there and fruit. >> and luckily the indians have been amazing with the kurdistan berg and his crew. >> in getting it approved so i could touch something off my bucket list and do my 1000 fall here in cleveland for the community. >> good to see her is helping so many folks in need donations are always accepted, she says, to keep that going. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8. >> a stampede of dolphins putting on a show in southern california. >> this is a pretty cool side from sout

absolutely nothing, and clev cleveland-cliffs down 10% is the market being irrational. if it weren't irrational all of us on the show and you, scott, we'd have nothing to talk about. sometimes it gets irrational if you don't own cleveland-cliffs and you're not buying it right now i can't make the case clearer or logical than i did yesterday. their costs are going down and their revenues are going up and you will get free cash flow sent back to you. what stephanie just gave us two minutes ago as far as the economic backdrop was perfect. no surprise. i love what she said the economy is actually quite strong, we will go through a massive inventory restocking and companies like cleveland cliffs or marathon petroleum or gm. these are the companies that will be providing the goods and services that are needed to build those semiconductor plants in arizona union pacific will be needed to transport good across the country including those containers sitting off the port of los angeles and long beach. i mean, you just have to look forward past two weeks which if you're a long-ter

you associate cleveland-cliffs with iron ore.ee in cars and containers and appliances and pretty much everything we are very large, actually the seventh largest steel company outside of china at this point so we're pretty big, but we are no longer called an iron ore company any more >> do the fallen iron ore prices help you because that's the key ingredient for steel >> we mine our own iron ore. we're self-sufficient. we have our own. and we don't depend on fixed stock from outsiders fluctuations don't really affect at this point. our costs are locked in. when steel prices go up, it all goes inside the margin and that's why our ebitda margin right now is in the 35% range. our revenues we wnt from 2 billo a year to 20 billion a year. that happened in the last year and a half so i understand that people are struggling to understand the new cleveland-cliffs, but we'll keep educating them on that >> i just finally wanted to ask what the takeout was like. you offered to pay bonuses to employees if they got vaccinated >> yeah. 75% at l

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." >> seth: so you -- you grew up -- i know you kind of -- cleveland.> seth: you were doing mix tapes. so, that's a very cool thing to be doing what were the stores you were working in the mall at the time? >> i worked in an airbrush store. >> seth: okay. >> for many years. >> seth: what were people getting airbrushed back in the day when you were there? >> a lot of "rip"s and a lot of "free -- >> seth: okay. >> -- whoever. "free chris. >> seth: okay. >> when someone got arrested, that is when a lot of money came in the shop. >> seth: interesting so that would be a bad time for the chrises. but a good time for the airbrush >> there wasn't a person that came in that i wouldn't rap for. like, anybody that came in, i was like, "enjoy this t-shirt, now also i'm going to rap for you for the next three minutes." >> seth: great so not "here's a mix tape. you are like "i'm going to do it face-to-face." >> yeah, yeah. and then i would also like to charge you five extra dollars to leave with my mix tape >> seth: well -- what was the sort of hit rate you had how m

savannah dallas, the cleveland indians played their final home game using their current nickname. the team will be known as the guardians from next season. the name is changing because of a racist connotations. in 2019 the franchise changed its logo from a call to an indian chief to a capital c, cleveland to be the kansas city royals a 3 in the game. hey, got him elsewhere. there was a painful moment for the colorado rockies. second baseman brendan rogers, he was hit on the helmet by washington national fisher desire gray clearly and 92 miles per hour for school for the element is no fun thing for the roger post concussion protocol after the game needed. that's what was supposed to been. i'm all coming up a little bit later the thought. yeah, thanks very much pizza. well, that's it for me to pay for this news for don't go away. i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with more of today's news to stay with us here on out of use . news. news. news. news, too often of kind of stone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk th

the nation's nursing shortage only deepens in cleveland. stephen goldman, fox news and that'll do it for us coming up. next it's joe and jason julie on sports report trump and we're going to leave you right now, with this beautiful shot of the moon and the bay bridge overlooking sandy night. really cool. goodnight everybody stay tuned for sports routes coming up next. all right. see you later, everyone. at metro by t-mobile... ...we don't think you should pay extra for unlimited 5g. introducing the big 5g upgrade. ditch boost and cricket... ...and save half when you switch. just twenty-five bucks a month for one line of unlimited smartphone data. with 5g access included. plus get a free samsung galaxy five g with trade in. all on the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with the big five g upgrade. only at metro. [music] [birds chirping] [music] [deep breaths] [music] [chimes] [birds chirping] [birds chirping] [chimes] francisco team is a dark horse contender superfood and for the first half in their opener against the lions, the

>> well, folks, coming from cleveland you are so invested there is a countdown.l show happens in the fall when the browns win their first game. the browns line-up -- >> [laughing]. >> the browns -- i don't want to jinx it, but they have an excellent chance. >> do you like the fall? >> yes, i am excited for the eagles. we will win it all like i say everybody. >> the quarterback? >> the guy hurts and we drafted the number 1 wide receiver. >> you are redeeming yourself from the lord and taylor moment. >> i was going to say wearing flannel. >> sad at the end of summer? >> no, i grew up in california. it was the same weather all year. you just keep it going. you maintain. when i got to the midwest and learned what winter and fall was, i really missed the summer. >> i like fall more than summer. i am excited for fall. i love apples and my husband is a huge college football fan. >> he is like smote me. >> pumpkin spies? >> no, apple cider doughnuts. >> up next in we could have one luxury item in our lives what would it be. the answer to that and more next on our labor d

there was an unbroken string for lincoln to grover cleveland but then when grover cleveland the first democrat became president he was a bourbon democrat what we call today wall street democrat and so you had something like 30 or 40 years were the only supreme court appointees tended to be pro- wall street conservative. how did harlan fit in there? he was chosen because of circumstances of the 1876 presidential election. we all have heard the story how he prevailed because of backroom deals. they were much more progressive and had to pick somebody that was accessible to those that believe african-american rights are important because we saw african-americans as a part of the voting constituency behind the republican party. so, in many ways he vouched for the credentials at the time when people were very skeptical and provided other points of connection between them. so it gets to the core and you have all these different reference points. he's a civil war veteran and the other justices are older. he also fought and saw death and destruction. he saw with the quality abroad in kentucky

the guidance of the person who was that flooding waters to show some way from south learning to cleveland for a few months. going to see criminal marks owns i want you to be up to me. i was unable to get but i don't understand. the bustle is really not shell a blank. all that stuff looks nice. you know, he loses the rug. ma, what else to give me a call my store for your little a should see my former lady that called us yesterday. i just got on the it'll say the courtesy but i will get it. you can use that for me will call us store which ship mother used to cut off from bottles nor put them to i have no children in the premium. looked another gonzales. most of them there was no way through that part of your life. not ms. fisher. said new watermark, i guess i missed any of them, but again, you can tell me when she missed the custodian and one of them was throw that on there. you know, such was moody was logo and i did look in your schedule, but we just put in your proposal of the stuff but at our 1st stop, things didn't go as planned. the 1st place where we hoped to go ashore was robinson c

vessel under the guidance of the person who was that but in order to show some way of learning to cleveland for a few months, going to see criminal marks on i want you to be up to me. i was unable to get but i don't understand the bustle, the shell, a blanket, all the moving stuff. you don't lose the rug. ma. what else to give me a call my store or a ship? my former lady called us yes, i shall. so book out on the it'll say i don't want the courtesy but i will get it. you can use that for me unless otherwise which ship used to cut off from bottles. put them in july and bring them look on the machine and i've got most, most of them. numerous number, little through that part of your life. not ms. fisher said new watermark gonzales. i'm very of them. but again, me a placebo shake and tell me when she's in the midst of the custodian. and one of them was me throw up so much could chime message from shows was movie in la la logo and i did it. a woman look on your schedule, but we just need to read the proposal filament of the stuff the but at our 1st stop, things didn't go as planned with the 1st

the cleveland indians took to progressive field for the last time. they will return to their home turf next year as the guardians, inspired by these statues here, just outside the stadium. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm tom hansen, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you so much for joining us. we are going to begin with that breaking news from new york. in one of the most prominent trials of the me too era, a federal jury has convicted r&b superstar r. kelly on all counts. eight of sex trafficking and one count of racketeering. a charge usually associated with mobsters. while prosecutors accused kelly of grooming young women and minors, luring them into unwanted sexual relationships. for decades he denied any wrongdoing. and at first his career continued to soar. his concerts sold out and 12 of his albums went platinum. but a 2019 documentary focused new light on the allegations and gave voice to his accusers. soon after, new state and feder

you talked about cleveland before.ee. >> 127 murders since january. >> of course, you have philly. >> all of these cities are messes. it's sad because in a year where everybody was chanting black lives matter, black americans were being killed not by what police officers were doing, they were being killed by other black americans. how does the left respond to that? right? how do they respond? they said defund the police. that makes no sense. they claimed racism. that makes no sense. they emptied the prison. made bail easier. all these cities have very tough gun laws. the question is maybe the goal is not to reduce homicides. maybe there's a different goal, dana. if all these leaders are democrats, why aren't they talking ability keeping mothers and fathers together? why aren't they fixing schools? why aren't they fighting from keeping jobs being sent overseas. they're not doing it. instead, they're making people dependent on government, dividing us by race. through these perverse incentives and taxes, they're keeping e

united 93, do you still here cleveland?he stands. >> i can hear you very the rest of the world hears you. in the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon [cheers and applause] ♪ and through the fight stands. >> 20 years later, and now we abandoned our fellow americans behind enemy lines. hostage, the women of the taliban, the islamic emirates o afghanistan will become safe haven for terrorists to plot, plan, and scheme their next attack. to all the families and all the people who tomorrow will have a tough day. to the kids that grew up not knowing mom in dad, all those families tomorrow above, our thoughts, our prayers are with all of you. they were at war with us, we weren't at war with them, and look where we are today. my heart is troubled our prayer are with you this weekend. we will see you monday. >> laura: this is thegraham angle from washington. welcome to the occupation. that is the focus of tonight's angle. you can't govern a country you essentially hate. you can occupy it, rollover it. whe

the cleveland clinic, their sciences if you have covid you don't need any vaccine.e science. these are important decisions that can have life-and-death consequences that need to be based on science. your unique medical history, your current medical condition and consultations with your trust and theou research that you do and we should reject one-size-fits-all medicine from people who have no knowledge of medicine. i've been very open with this audience. intake it seriously, research hard. make the best decision for you and your family based on your history, based on your current condition in consultation with your doctor or doctors. yes, i believe in science and i believe in the science of vaccination and i don't want anybody to die. anybody, regardless of their political point of view. the media mob, they are just ramping up their smear tactics by saying stuff like this. >> is it time to start prioritizing icu bedss for peope who are vaccinated?? i just think if you don't want to play by any of those rules and all of a sudden you end up in the hospital, i feel bad

cleveland drove from colorado to washington, dc with two guns and 2500 rounds of ammunition.dent donald trump's speech at the january 6th rally but then texted a relative the next day about his intentions while attending a pelosi speech. joining me right now with more on all of this, cnn's marshall cohen. >> this was one of more high profile cases stemming from january 6th. as you mentioned, this man, cleveland meredith jr., issued these threats against house speaker nancy pelosi and the investigators did not think with words but he drove across the country with guns and ammunition, high capacity magazines and texting these threats, sexist as ist vulgar t against nancy pelosi. the relative concerned enough to go to the fbi. fast forward to this week, he's been in jail the whole time. pleaded guilty yesterday. he could face up to five years in prison, but as part of the plea deal, prosecutors said they're only going to seek as much as two years. but fred, this man is just one of hundreds of cases. if we could zoom out for a moment here, this is really the most sweeping nationw

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storm system, a cat 4 right now, hurricane sam. 145 miles an hou degrees cooler weather in greater cleveland area sunny sky, in new york, 79 >> we'll take a look at your week ahead in weather coming up. >> thank you >>> coming up, police seize a drug with the power to kill over pl million peoe. >>> a tragic fall of a mother and toddler at petco park. proven to keep killing bacteria for 24 hours... ...touch after touch. microban 24. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on home town fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy of their spirit. ready to shine from the inside out? butry nature's bounty hair,ke skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and introducing jelly beans with two times more biotin. >>> leading the news, a woman and her 2-year-old son died on

and my dad is a tattoo artist in cleveland.cently got matching tattoos from my dad. and i'll show you. >> maren: okay. >> it's not too high up. it's a "v" with a wolf's head. look at that thigh on the camera. it's hard to show. but there it is. >> maren: what is it? >> it's a bee with a wolf head on it.pand we always say honey time. so we wanted to get a bee tattoo. and my sister was like, well, my nephew -- my sister abby said my nephew oliver loves wolves. i'm like, i don't know if he does. i've never heard him bring it up. but okay, it looks cool. he's more into dinosaurs but the dinosaur head would -- that would be weird, right? [ laughter ] that would be too weird. >> maren: a dino bee. it sounds like your sister likes wolves. >> exactly. yeah. >> maren: i love it. and your dad did it. that's amazing. >> and my brother's constantly going to cleveland for -- that's where my dad lives. to get free tattoos all the time. >> maren: are you going to get any more? >> yes. i would love. but i don't -- what should i get? >> maren:

this was a workman taking a break, and i was struck by the fact that that's cleveland during the warriorss, and that's a dejected fan. this is the first big fire that destroyed the town in a long time. this guy here to his girlfriend at a football game, and you know what? i think she said yes. she was that they made a protest, and look at the joy on her face. she's a worriers champion. i did not take this picture. >> this is -- oh, the whale can i just ask you -- obviously, photography, you will have more time for photography. how else do you plan to spend your time? >> i don't know. i'd like to golf. move to a place with a big golf course, i'd like to teach maybe. i would like to just be. we are going to leave the bay area. we are going to a place where i'm not going to be known in the community. >> i hear there's some good universities where you're going, and i'm sure any of them would be excited to get a professor wayne freedman. >> or just give them my book, either way. >> your book, it takes more than television -- it takes more than good looks to succeed in television news. makes me

you talked about cleveland cliffs i'm going to call you heavy metal weiss. >> there you go.that does it for us "the exchange" begins now. >>> thank you, brian hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead this hour another day to kick off the month of september investors ahead of the big jobs report on friday is tapering still on or not? we've got strategies and names that are paying, are cheap, and are apparently fed proof and if hiring is slowing, why are so many big companies going on major hiring sprees we tally the thousands of new job openings nationwide. apple is hoping to be your one-stop

they were absolutely crushed down 20% or so so if you take a look at cleveland cliffs and freeport from the highs, and particularly freeport, yet copper prices are pretty much stable and down a little bit and up today and i think it will remain stable unless, unless enamored with cliffs because steel prices were just so elevated and with iron ore continuing to crush. i'm actually looking for the exit volkswagen got down to about $30. to me, that's an obscene level particularly compared with the other auto companies dick's i just added to this morning and that was down on the nike news, yet dick's is doing quite well extraordinarily cheap and the guise is very good and put some cash back to work i don't believe we're out of the woods yet in terms of the market because we've now seen two name-brand companies and by that i mean fedex and nike come out and talk about supply chain issues which according to the companies i'm talking to are worsening and not getting better and we're also seeing margins under pressure due to labor. so to me that will be more of the message during the quarter wh

in omaha nebraska and austin texas, and raleigh north carolina, and seattle, and wisconsin, and cleveland, and so there are pockets of jews of color where there are people of color in the u.s., because everything is is racism makes people move into environments that are more hospitable and diverse, so you see jews of color, and everywhere you see jew's in the u.s. you see jews of color. we are over representative on the coast, but also in some ways like in the robust populations and those same communities that provided hospitality and safety for people of color leading racist communities all over the community. >> so, in the jewish community itself, you know we had an ongoing conversation about is a jew whether they've converted, foreign jewish, or in a jewish family, so i'm wondering from the jews of color, doesn't encompass, formatting is a mainstream jewish understanding of you are in a jewish family, if you are intermarried, how does that work from the jews of color perspective? >> i think it works the same way as the general jewish community of families that are interfaced, you have

who do you think is next cleveland-cliffs they'll delever their balance sheet and return a ton of capital to shareholders. >> thank you to the investment committee. "the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >> thank you very much, frank. hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. goldman sachs' vision of the future the firm launching a new actively managed etf its second ever. can they rival the success of arc's cathie wood. we speak with one of the managers about the similarities and key differences. we'll dig into that. plus a bold call from an influential wall street watcher. why esg investing in a waste of time and it's going to cost everyone he'll join us to make his case >>> and america's best-selling truck for the past four decades has been electric. the first lightning ford f-150s are leaving the factory today. we'll speak with ford's president of the americas about presales, range and competing with tesla first, we begin with today's market the dow down 143 points after giving up all of our early gains. we're down about 0.4% across all the major averages the nasdaq down about 0.3% al

. >> thank you for having me, it's good to be in cleveland. this is my 11th appearance on book tv, i don't know if nip's done more, but i'm certainly appreciative and the cancel culture, what i particularly like about book tv. they don't edit you. they don't tell you what to say and what not to say and which is, i suspect, by a purdue grad, brian lamb. thank you all. i was thinking about an experiment where i walk into the new york times news room, if they'd have me, and i'd ask them, where did george washington spend the first year of his life? and they would look at me like, everyone knows the answer to this, of course we know. and they'd say virginia, or some more specific, a county in virginia. and i'd ask them when george washington was born. >> a lot of them to tell the year, without looking it up. i can tell you. >> and the day he was born february 22nd. now, if i walked into that same news room and asked that news room, where did barack obama spend the first year of his life? [laughter] >> i'm not sure a single person in that news room

here is andrea mitchell >> reporter: a final welcome home in cleveland today for navy corpsman max soviak and in st. louis, crowds for u.s. marine corporal jared schmitz, two of the 13 service members killed in the kabul suicide bombings meanwhile, in afghanistan, the taliban's new all-male government takes over with holdovers from the regime that harbored osama bin laden and wanted terrorists from the brutal haqqani network linked to al qaeda this following taliban assaults against women protesters again today. >> the events of the last few days indicate that we are -- we are dealing very much with the same old taliban >> what does that do to the president's rationale for withdrawing our u.s. troops >> the mission of trying to prevent afghanistan from becoming a safe haven for terrorism has failed >> reporter: at ramstein today, secretary of state blinken saying the u.s. relationship with the taliban will depend on their actions, but he was challenged by an afghan journalist. >> journalists are beaten, women protesters on the streets are beaten what else do you want to see planning for a

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the red sox beat cleveland for their fourth straight win. the a's are four games back of the second wildcard spot. >>> chomp those feet football fans, today marks the first full saturday super slate of college football. later tonight, it is the first game with fans at memorial stadium since 2019. great to have them back. stanford, meanwhile, they kicked off season this morning at at&t stadium in dallas. kansas state fans making it feel like a home game for their team. former cardinals john lynch in attendance. his son, jake is a senior linebacker. 7-0, 3rd and 13. i don't think stanford expected a run. dues bottom right of the middle. 59 yards to the middle. kansas state finished with 200 yards on he ground. stanford still trying to get on the board, jack west. that is an overthrow, picked up by tj smith. he takes it all the way into the red zone. that was second interception of the game. two plays later, kansas state quarterback skyler thompson, hey, what are we going to do? he's going to call his own number. his second rushing touchdown, 2

by then president grover cleveland. these days, you know, like new york, oregon, those states actually had labor day become a holiday, a state holiday a few years before, so that's a really interesting fact. so i just brought you, today, a history lesson. 1894, jess. >> thank you very much, professor fernandez. >>> rob's going to be back with a look at the forecast. >>> and yes, you've seen these videos, bears wandering around lake tahoe, looking, taking whatever they need. they're also responsible for break-ins. we'll have that coming up. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family