you will see the cincinnati central its -- cincinnati syndrome, john smith born 1925 pin cincinnati. after world war ii, john smith as a young man moved to miami beach. jon smith established his family, his business, active in civic life on miami beach. said lee he died on wednesday. the funeral will be on monday and on tuesday the body will be returned to cincinnati for burial. the message being that so many people live here frequently for long periods of time but psychologically their commitment is still two the previous home. if somebody here has the answer to the question of what is the vaccine you give to people as they come from cincinnati to recognize that they are now in a new place, and exciting place in a place where the of their commitment and efforts, i would like to talk with you and take you to a pharmaceutical company so they could take your invention and produce it in mass quantities. >> hello senator nice to see you again. iran for class president and lost four bleak in miami beach and two years later i was at miami-dade north the professor and invited me to work on

. >> i'm charlotte from cincinnati. actually i live in oxford, just outside there. i like her conservative values. i think she's a great role model for young women. i think she's what america needs right now. she's just great all the way around. i just love her. >> when you say you like her conservative values, what do you mean by that? >> specifically, she believes in the constitution. the abortion issue. i'm against abortion. just good american values. you know, i just love that about her. she's a real person, she's one of us. she's not from washington d.c. she is not anything -- she doesn't act like anything she's not. she is just herself and i really like that. >> my name is nancy from dayton, ohio. >> have you ever seen her in person before? >> no, no. so i'm really in anxious and excited about having the book signed. >> have you read the book yet? >> no, i haven't read it yet. i watch fox news a lot and they've had lots of interviews and stuff like that on there. i've been watching those and enjoying those, just watch in her. so, i'm real excited. >> what is i

manager for joseph beth book sellers in cincinnati. we're about halfway through the sarah palin book signing, how is it going today. >> really well. you know, it is still very early in the tour, so just having them come in and get situated, and there is still i think a little, you know, working everything through, but the people are incredibly excited, and, they have been going right through there, a lot of people who are very, very passionate about sarah palin and so, it has been a remarkable experience. >> oh, i appreciate that. wow. >> thank you for everything you do. >> what is your name. >> thanks, nice to meet you. hi, how are you. nice 0 see you. thanks for being here. >> appreciate it so much. >> hello, sir, how are you. thank for you being here. >> the book officially released this past tuesday, and the signing is today on friday. so, there was a couple of days in between, so they pre-ordered the book, by a voucher, actually for the book they could swap for the book and when they bought the book that ged a line letter, a, b, c

and cincinnati.y will have to hold their breath here on the janikowski field goal try you have to figure that would win it for the raiders if he converts. from the patriots standpoint, they have a date with miami a couple of weeks away down in miami. phil: yeah, they do. miami showing how resilient they are, playing without ronnie brown, winning on thursday in carolina. jim, as we have seen every year, do not start predicting too early who will win these division races. jim: you have new orleans next on the patriots schedule. they go on the road and play a nighttime game against an undefeated team. and then at miami, carolina and buffalo. phil: those next two games, at new orleans and then division rival, miami dolphins. jim: you can see on your scoreboard, the raiders kicked a field goal with seconds to go. here is brady on third and 7 and picks up the first down. that is welker out to the 41. that is now the best game of a year, total reception-wise, in the league. he was tied before with the dalla

in cincinnati after world war ii john smith as a young man moved to miami beach. jon smith established his family, business and active in the civic life on and miami beach said the john smith died on wednesday. the funeral will be held on monday and on tuesday the body will be returned to cincinnati for burial part of the message being that so many people live here frequently for long periods of time but psychologically the commitment is still two the previous home. if somebody here has the answer to the question would as the vaccine to give to people as they come from cincinnati so they will recognize they are now in a new plays, and exciting place that is worthy of their commitment and efforts, i would like to talk with you and take you to a pharmaceutical companies though they could take your invention and produce it in mass quantities think you. [applause] >> hello senator graham. in 1072 iran for class president and lost. >> what was this? >> north miami beach. two years later i was at miami-dade north professor vice dean invited me to work on the state senat

well, he was signed by cincinnati, and cincinnati is kind of becoming the city of second chances. they also signed chicago castoff cedric benson arrested for allegedly voting while intoxicated. now he's one of the best running backs in the league. man you can go to cincinnati and re-invent yourself. >>> and tila wants $1 poun 5 in damages from shawne merriman. she accused merry naiman of bat. the district attorney chose not to press charges against him. >>> lastly. let's watch the buildings fall. i love this video. the former home of the dallas mavericks reunion arena, there is goes. we don't have the sound. we have to make the sound. demolished tuesday. 29-year-old building collapsed inwards and get this. they didn't use explosives but hammers away at two supporting columns to get it to fall. >> seems so risk e to me. that means somebody was inside. >> i know. just put the dynamite on the columns and run away. >>> more sports in the next half hour. robin? >> thank you. >>> all right. let us check the newspapers so you don't have to shuffle outside in that robe of yours. >>> a new

>> my name is linda and i'm from cincinnati, ohio. and this is my daughter jill. >> hi. i think that sarah palin is a real voice for america. and she has a platform to stick up for us and to give america the change -- the actual -- people are talking about change. she is the change that we need. >> you look familiar. [laughter] >> yes. do i look a little like sarah? >> you tell me your name and where you're from? >> carolyn from ohio. >> and are you dressed up to look a little bit like sarah palin on purpose? >> well, actually this is my look. and we just happen to look alike. >> why are you here today? >> oh, absolutely to meet sarah palin, get my book signed. >> what do you like about sarah palin? >> you know, i like her because i believe that she is -- she's just real. she seems like one of us. and you know, raising her children and also doing everything that she does in a running for vice-president and hopefully she'll continue. >> so if she were to run for president in 2012, why would you support that? >> i support it because i, you know, i believe that she -- she's

cincinnati has become the city of second chances. they also signed chicago castoff cedric benson who was arrested allegedly for boating while intoxicated and he's one of the best running backs in the league. maybe larry will turn it around. >>> tila tequila filed a lawsuit against linebacker shawne merriman alleging domestic violence, seeking $1.5 million. the star of "a shot at love" accused merriman of battery, false imprisonment after a party. the d.a. did not press charges, though. >>> lastly let's tear some stuff down. reunion arena, the former home of the dallas mavericks, was demolished tuesday. look at it fall. >> wow. >> and there it goes. 29-year-old building collapsed inward in a wave like formation. but get this, they didn't use explosives. they hammered away at two supporting columns and that's how it fell down and they all got away in time. >> i was going to say, wait a minute. >> no, they were hammering and it started falling. >> that seems kind of risky. thank you. >>> new york city police raided the offices of some h

drivers in cincinnati and san diego are seeing signs that not necessarily are the heaven sent kind. why billboards are making some people very angry. >>> mumt m multiple and significant threats forced a group to pull down a billboard. if you don't believe in god, you're not alone. the leered of coalition of reason proves that bigotry against people that don't believe in god is very real in america. a similar billboard put up by the same group along highway in san diego getting a lot of debate. one pastor thinks it's a good thing because it opens conversations about god but overall reaction is mixed. >> if you don't believe in god, we're letting them know they're not alone. there are other people in this area like them. >> i'm offended by it. that's attacking someone's belief. >> i always believed in god. i really don't like that. >> some people may respond negatively to the question. but that's not the point. we're not here to offend anybody. >> i'm excited that people are actually opening up the question of is god real? is there a god? everyone has to make a personal decision about

thank you for that, appreciate you. >>> college football's national championship is cincinnati.his first action in that month since hi injured his non-throwing arm. he played four plays, among those two touchdown passes that helped the bearcats remain undefeated. >>> lebron james may not change teams next season, but he will change numbers. the cleveland cavaliers star says he will personally retire number 23 in honor of hall of famer michael jordan, the reigning most valuable player wants the nba to retire it league wide. was somebody playing with the light switch in l.a.? not once, but twice, for 18 minutes the blackouts lasted, once in each half when they finally got it corrected, it was some kind of thick with the power grid in southern california. the galaxy did get the win. david beckham gets the title as the member of the galaxy. that's sports. >>> novelist stephen king stopped by hln to talk to our own robin meade. turns out, he's a big fan of hers and offered her a sneak peek at his new book, "under the dome." here's a sample. >> under the dome it's called. and so it's

signed by cincinnati. interesting, because cincinnati has kind of become the city of second chances. the bengals signed chicago castoff cedric benson, arrested for allegedly voting while intoxicated and benson is now one of the best runbacks in the league. perhaps you can reinvent yourself in cincinnati. >>> and tv star tila tequila wants $1.5 million in damages from chargers' linebacker shawne merriman. remember this story? the star of mtv, a shot at love accused merriman in september of battery and false imprisonment after leaving a party at his house. the district attorney chose not to press charges. >>> you've got to see this video. if you like seeing stuff get torn down, the former home of the dallas mavericks reunion arena. watch it collapse like a blanket. sorry. i just find that so cool. the 29-year-old building collapses inwards, get this. workers didn't use explosives, as we show it to you one more time. but hammered away at two supporting columns to get it to fall. kind of frightening. >> two co

. >> in cincinnati. we are about halfway through the sarah palin book signing. >> it is still very early. so just having them come in and is situated. working everything through. people are incredibly excited. they have been going right through there. a lot of people who are very, very passionate about ms. palin. it has been a remarkable experience. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. thanks so much for being here. thank you so much. >> thank you for being here. >> the book officially released this past tuesday. the signing yesterday and friday. skipped a couple of days in between. pre-order the book by a voucher. when they bought the book there would get a line like a, b, c. so we call people up in groups of 50 that lineup that allows people to browse the store and sit wherever they're comfortable and only actually stand in line for a relatively short amount of time. we bring them up in groups. they go right up and get their books signed. shake ms. palin's hand and are free to shop or go home. and

. >> one day he was managing the cincinnati reds, and on the fast path to cooperstown. the next day baseball's all-time hit leader was gone. >> the banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the sad end of a sorry episode. >> the only thing i can tell the fans is that i did not bet on baseball. >> by choosing not to come to a hearing before me -- >> i have too much respect for the game. >> -- mr. rose has accepted baseball's ultimate sanctions, lifetime ineligibility. >> i did not bet on baseball. >> sometimes a simple routine ground ball can be shocking. >> 3-2 to mookie wilson. little roller up along first. behind the bag. it gets buckner. it gets through buckner. it gets through buckner. and it comes and the mets win it! >> coming up, our ten most shocking moments. >> what an upper cut by douglas. and down goes tyson. >> do you believe in miracles? yes! >> the "best damn shocking moments in sports" will be right back. so we're shooting in china. no! no! so we're shooting in argentina. i don't hate this. you good? hey, i'm the producer. i just make it happen. a

and james clayton drove in from cincinnati. he is the author of black and onyx which looks at the intersection of race and economics. has anyone heard of the ferguson case that established separate but equal? we have -- how many greats? >> great-grandson of the first -- >> great nephew. he will be joining us along with a descendant of john ferguson from the case. they will talk on friday evening. will be an exciting couple of days. we are glad you could kick it off tonight. they will be signing for a few minutes and they will be happy to answer for more minutes. thank you for joining us. [applause] >> carlotta walls lanier was the youngest member of the little rock nine. cheese recipient of the congressional gold medal and two honorary doctorate degrees and a founder of the real-estate brokerage firm linear and company. central high school national historic site in arkansas hosted this event. to find out more visit and ps.gov/c f h c. >> we are here with lesley sanchez, author of you have come a long way may be. the shaping of

. >> steve: a former football player at the university of cincinnati, has become a power in college football. the bearcats. here's the rebound by vucevic. we have a whistle and a time-out. 11:54 to play in the first half. >> steve: we've got more hardwood series sanction coming your way. baylor versus arizona state. and baylor is the second leading scorer in the big 12. they're the best rebounding team in the big 12. arizona state, has a good guard. they can shoot it outside. they're first in the pac-10. we'll see that baylor/asu game later. >> marques: they have a transfer from michigan. a big man who blocks shots. averaging 16 points, 9 rebounds. gives the baylor team for arizona state, a great freshman out of minnesota. had a spectacular season. and you mentioned eric boateng. the reason they beat lsu. they just throttled the lsu tigers. baylor/arizona state. >> steve: here's usc with the basketball. trailing by two. dwight lewis brought it up short. but donte smith, the point guard. and they said they would pressure him. here's that pressure. diaz with the long arms. he's a guy who red s

well, dustin says he was sent immediately to the principal's office when he showed up with the cincinnatiengals helmet design in his hair. he was given an in-school suspension. he's in eighth grade, meaning he will be kept in isolation until his hair grows out so he can do his schoolwork. administrators say they've given dustin warnings about his hair in the past. his parents say they are proud of him and they are being unfair and that it is freedom of expression. >> is it a public school? >> it is a public school. >> huh. okay. it's very artistic, isn't it? >> i think the barber did a very good job, for what it's worth. >> thank you. >>> the mortgage meltdown has devastated the finances of a key housing agency. its cash reserves are shriveled and it could mean big problems for a lot of people. our money expert jennifer westhoven has more. so who needs to look out here? >> well, this is really something where the fha, the federal housing administration, it's one of those huge behind the scenes players in the mortgage market that maybe you're not necessarily aware of or maybe you just know

a new york city metro, philadelphia, cincinnati looking at wind today. 30-minute to one-hour delays.., orlando, low clouds, rain, thunderstorms for you around orlando and tampa. the same with miami, seattle, san francisco, low clouds. 30-minute to one-hour delays. so far it's still early. we have more on those in about a half hour. >> thank you. what in the world was going on? it there was a major blackout for two hours affecting millions. one of the world's largest hydroelectric dams had problems in brazil. the power was out in paraguay and rio de janeiro came to a virtual standstill. some people there are concerned because you know the olympics and the world cup are coming there. >>> it was an incident that caused major diplomatic problems between the united states and iraq. a shoot-out that killed 17 iraqi civilians. now startling new reports about what an american company alleged ly did after the shootings. >>> the nation is honoring its military members past and present on veterans day today. president obama will take part in the wreath laying ceremony at arlington national ceme

host: next caller, kenneth, from cincinnati. caller: congratulations for all the good work at c-span. two points. with regard to compulsory enrollment, without some form of progress a public option, it seems to me that this would create a windfall for the insurance companies under those components of the legislation, as they are closely linked. without that option we would eventually be delivering an entire new consumer base to the insurance companies. the second point, as a small- business owner that has gone into the marketplace to recruit talent, i know firsthand what it is for small businesses to not have affordable health insurance. it places small businesses at a competitive disadvantage to recruit talented, because people and families are looking for that kind of care. to the extent that small businesses and micro-businesses cannot have access to it affordable health care insurance for their employees, it does stimulate through the economy and the creation of jobs. this separation of health care from the economy is a fals

cincinnati sweeps the steelers for the first time since '98. new orleans stays perfect at 9 and 0. drops its third straight while san diego moves into a first place tie with the broncos. dallas's four-game win streak ends. minnesota faced three games in front in the nfc north and arizona overcomes a 14 point deficit in its win. for more news and scores log on to cbs sports.com. america is strong and resilient. and we'll pull through these tough times, we always have. and the companies building the internet are leading this technology driven recovery. more than one hundred billion dollars in private investment over the last two years has spurred innovation, launching new online service and content and put more than three million americans to work. an economic success story. expanding and growing by building a smarter, faster, safer internet. broadband for america: it's working. >> kroft: an update on a story we called "sabotaging the system." last sunday, the f.b.i. told us about one of the most sophisticated bank robberies ever involving computers. $10 million was stolen in less th

cincinnati sweeps the steelers for the first time since '98. new orleans stays perfect at 9 and 0. drops its third straight while san diego moves into a first place tie with the broncos. dallas's four-game win streak ends. minnesota faced three games in front in the nfc north and arizona overcomes a 14 point deficit in its win. for more news and scores log on to cbs sports.com. >> kroft: an update on a story we called "sabotaging the system." last sunday, the f.b.i. told us about one of the most sophisticated bank robberies ever involving computers. $10 million was stolen in less than 24 hours by emptying a.t.m. machines on three different continents. this week, the f.b.i. broke the case, which involved russian and eastern european hackers. now, a few minutes with andy rooney. >> rooney: the united states takes in more people than any other place in the world. everybody still wants to come to america. those of us who were born americans know how lucky we are, i think. i'd hate to be on the outside, now, trying to get in. in 2008, a little over a million people became u.s. citizens.

back into kentucky, cincinnati, down south of indiana, indianapolis, you're looking at showers. the northwest, more rain, but this is the back edge of it. it's around wisconsin and northern sections of illinois. chicago might get a brief shower or two. that energy will form as a coastal storm by friday off the coast of new england as it merges with another low. in florida, not much happening cross the middle part of the state. we've been watching the thunderstorms in close to miami and fall apart all morning. they'll pick up later today. up to the north, it's gorgeous. this is fantastic. blue skies out there. the high today, 72. the low is 45 around that neighborhood. dry air warms up quickly. 70s by this afternoon. >> it's been pretty cool lately. thank you, bob. >>> dozens of people across the country lost their cell phone service yesterday and now, the service provider is trying to explain. >>> and four people with guns reportedly tried to rob a jewelry store, but you've got to hear how an 84-year-old man stopped them by himself. >>> morning, sunshine. this salute is from mar

i'm in the congress when we are putting money in the bridges that matter in cincinnati and elsewhere.ut this notion that these jobs, and you know because they employ some one for each year and that is how they are counted doesn't count because the construction project is supposed to last years and years and years. i don't understand that. if you could help me with that i would appreciate it. >> there is a substantial difference in spending the money to build a bridge and enhance production of the community and goods and services were planned or facility. as opposed to paying another year of salary for redundant personally faculty some place. this was an argument that engaged james argued you could improve while being by having people dig holes and fill them back. >> i'm curious to your -- >> i would ask unanimous consent the gentleman have more time to talk about this small portion of the bill having little to do about the earlier discussion, but if he wants to go on about the small amount of roads and even though there should have been a large amount i would ask yet another -- >> i w

mississippi no matter how you transfer into a rather smaller but because wilkinson's headquarters in cincinnati. and the boatman, obviously here the clanking of the claims inside the cast and the murder of the messenger, took the silver and ran off across kentucky. they immediately found out and arrested and taken before the magistrate and a confessed the murdered this guy and had taken the sulfur that was going to general wilkinson. and welcome that, wilkinson has found out. but they could only confess in spanish and there was nobody who could understand spanish. they sent down to the nearest spanish fort to get an interpreter and the guy who came out was a man named thomas power, who is an irishman who happened to be an irishman in the secret service and so when he came to translate the he carefully left out in a little bit about the silver going to general wilkinson. and so the guys sent to prison one of them was hanged, but wilkinson got away scot-free and in fact there's another location power himself brought up some perils of sulfur and was stopped by lt. steel just outside fort matsuzaka

mississippi in the mouth and how you transfer into smaller boat because wilkinson's headquarters are in cincinnatid the boatman could hear the clink of the coins of the casts and they murdered the messenger who took the silver and ran off across kentucky. they immediately found out and arrested and taken before the magistrate and they confessed. they confessed they murdered this guy and taken the silver that was going to general wilkinson. and in there he's found out but no they could only confess in spanish and there was nobody who could understand spanish. they sent down to the nearest spanish fort to get an interpreter and they get thomas power who was in the pay of the secret service and so when he came to translate, he carefully let have left out about the silver going to general wilkinson. and so the guys -- well, the guys who were sent to prison was hanged but wilkinson got away scot-free. and, in fact, there's another occasion power himself brought up some barrels of silver and was stopped by a lieutenant steel just outside the fort and steel looked at these casts and power said, i'm a spa

we have jane ysidro ben from cincinnati today. he is the author of a book called pletka genomics, the intersection of race and economics and we also have as anybody furtive, plessy in the plessy be ferguson case that established separate but equal? we have this great-- how many greats? >> the great-grandson-- ulmer plessy first cousin. >> a great nephew. a great, great nephew. the ascendent. easter keat plessy will be joining us along with beebe ferguson who is a descendant of john ferguson so they are going to talk on friday evening so it is going to be an exciting couple of days and we are so glad you can kick it off for us tonight. they will still be signing for a few more minutes and i am sure they will be happy to answer questions for a few more minutes. thank you for joining us. [applause] carlotta walls lanier was the youngest member of the "little rock nine" and she is the recipient of the congressional gold medal. she is the founder and owner of the real estate brokerage firm lanier and company. the central high school na

we have jane clingman who drove in from cincinnati, ohio, today.he is author of the book called black in nymex. and would also have has anybody heard of homer in the plessy the ferguson case we have his great, great -- how many greats? >> three grandsons. >> great-nephew. great, great nephew. mr. keith plessy is whether city will be joining us. so they will talk on friday evening. so it's going to be an exciting couple of days and we are so glad you all could kick it off for us tonight. there will be signing copies for a few more minutes and i'm sure they would be happy to answer other questions for a few more minutes. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] >> i say that to young people better every once in a while fox will send speak to a college campus somewhere. i would rather go to kandahar quite frankly. and i will say to young people i keep coming with heroes, and i know i have conjured up in the mind of a young person the image of somebody wearing a spandex suit and a cape. but that's not the definition of a hero. the definition of a h

vanderbilt is number 24 in the new ap poll facing cincinnati. early first half, vandy down by two. a.j. ogilvy with the leaner. game tied early on. later in the half, gets it down low. yes. he's going up over everybody. moments later, lance stevenson in transition. cannot connect but yancy gates is there. he has his back. bearcats up by eight. still in the first, vandy utilizing the three off the swing pass. how about john jenkins? buries it. then jenkins again from the wing. the freshman sensation making it rain as cincinnati leads in the second half. >>> in the opening game of the maui invitational, colorado and gonza higgins splits the defense. early. later in the half, colorado finds the three ball from the corner. casey crawford. then from the corner again this hornbuckle. then in transition, how about run. the bucks were up 11 at the break. second half, gonzaga on the comeback. off the inbounds from the corner. steven gray for three. later, elliott harris drives the lane. we are tied. under a minute to play, zags up one. boldin, off balance. gonzaga hangs on to win it. >>> we

with that, we can expect some sunshine in places like cincinnati, maybe st. louis before the day is over. same story for parts of louisiana, even into dallas. however, as we make our way back a little bit farther into parts of the northern plains, look for a bit of more cloud cover and even into the northern rockies, yellowstone national park, could see some heavy snow showers. highest elevations could see up to a foot of snowfall but in the valley a light dusting in a few spots. meanwhile, farther back to the west, roads will be dry and conditions for the california coast with high temperatures in sfot spots like los angeles and san francisco, 60s to 80s, 81 at staples arena. farther to the north in seattle could see some scattered showers, the high of 55 degrees. then the nation's midsection kansas city 66, 53 in chicago, 73 in dallas. southward along pars of i-35 through austin and san antonio should be nice with highs in the 70s, 75 in houston, 64 in atlanta, 87 miami and in boston and new york highs into the 50s. that's a look at your forecast. i'm reyno

wide receiver at the university of cincinnati. number 34. he looked like a football player there. the fourth foul by smith? yes. and one thing that jumps out at you, look at the free-throw shooting. one for six for nebraska. and only 50% for the trojans. >> marques: atrocious on the part of both teams in the rebounding of vucevic and that's a big factor. we talked about the turnovers. four of those ten by this young man, donte smith, who has to do a better job taking care of the basketball, if he wants to stay on the floor. >> steve: so, once again, they'll have to go to a bigger lineup. they brought into the game now, percy miller. good rapper, i understand. see how he plays hoops. >> marques: has a collection of -- i was going to say albums. that would have dated me. cds. the son of the rapper master p. he gets romeo. pressure defensive guy. >> steve: you can hear kevin o'neill shouting at them. >> marques: little romeo, percy miller, you want to take care of the basketball. try not to force things. he can knockdown jumpers about 17, 18 feet. >> steve: there's stepheson again wi

cincinnati over maryland by 13 in the second half, virginia and stanford tied at 45. wake forest has a 14 point lead in the second half as well. georgia 79-58 winner over u.n.c. asheville. 2-2 as they welcome jacksonville state to the stegeman coliseum on friday night. coming up next, the virginia-clemson football replay. tigers clinch a spot in the acc title game followed by "sports night" at 11:00 eastern. and now from our partners and our producer/director mike jones and the entire crew, i'm matt stewart. stewart. good night from the stegema oh! blue! time! time out. i touched it. i touched the ball before it went out, coach. come on, alex, the ref did not call that! you gotta be kidding me, alex! it's the championship game! talk to him, coach. i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team on 'three.' one, two, three. nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. good call. honey... the credit fairy... doesn't exist. what? it's make-believe. nobody left anything under your pillow. if there's no credit fairy then who will make our credit scor

new york city metros, philly, cincinnati, watch for gusty winds. 30 minute to one hour delays. washington, d.c., orlando, thunderstorms, 30 minutes to one hour delay there. possibility fof delay tampa and miami and slowdown in seattle, san francisco. low clouds, 30 minutes to an hour across the west coast. more in a little bit. >>> could be the final chapter of the bizarre love triangle between star crossed astronauts. what's ahead for lisa nowak after she pleaded guilty for attacking a rival lover. >>> sammy sosa insists he's not trying to lighten his skin. let's look at the picture. why he says he's looking so different. >>> hi, i'm from new york. i'm giving a shout for all the ones out serving our country. right now we are thinking about you and we love you. take care, blessed thing. god love you. >> a lot of viewers with the same sentiment on this ved rans da -- veterans day. thank you, veterans. >>> a hydroelectric dam had problems. this happened in brazil. power was out in paraguay, uruguay. some are concerned what will world will think because the olympics and world cup

. >> joe: 15 games in cincinnati at the echl. fehr delivers it too strongly for laich.r, chipchura getting help from jay leach. not the caps' former assistant coach, but a relative. >> joe: >> craig: yes. jay leach's brother's son who gets the nod here tonight. >> joe: brother chris. >> craig: he is actually playing forward. by schooling, he's a defenseman. he's bounced around with several organizations in the nhl, but seems to have found a home here as a versatile guy for the canadiens. >> joe: whistle off sides against washington. 6:45 gone by. brooks laich's first ever nhl marker within this building against denny. we will step away, we will have you back to montreal in just a few moments looking for the first red light. ♪ get ready for pizzeria-style pizza... from your own oven. it's new red baron fire baked crust pizza. ♪ fire baked for a crispy crust, just like at the pizzeria. red baron fire baked crust. crispy, pizzeria-style pizza your family loves. new red baron fire baked crust pizza. in family size and single serve. bring home that pizzeria taste. and not wh

host: robert calling on the democrats' line from cincinnati. guest: is that a union that he is in there? -- caller: is that a union? guest: the largest pilots' union in the world. caller: how long have you been airline pilot? airlines guest: pilot for 32 years and pilot -- airline -- caller: when ronald reagan busted the unions -- guest: i was on strike for continental airlines. i live in those days of the strike, one that was determined to be illegal and we have also seen what happened since, that the profession has recovered. they are represented and have become a strong union in their own right. this country moves forward by recognizing its mistakes, just like my profession does. host: arlene of the democrats' line. good morning. caller: my statement is physicians have different agencies that report on them as far as safety. and the mistakes that they make, so that the public can be informed about what doctor they are seeing and what kind of medicine. because airline pilots are responsible for so many lives in 1 second, but there is no agenc

. >> and dustin says they sent him straight to the principal's office when he showed up with a cincinnati bengals sign in his hair. the eighth grader was given an in-school suspension. he's being kept in isolation until his hair grows out. administrators gave him warnings about his hair in the past. he says he's done nothing wrong. >> it's just a haircut. it ain't drug-related. it ain't got no guns. ain't got no cuss words or stuff like that. why they worried about it? >> he did say drugly, yes, robin. >> drugly related. >> his parents say they're being unfair and they're proud of him. >> except he needs to go to grammar class. >> he will still continue to do his studies. yes. >> thank you. >>> a driving soccer mom charged with a string of bank robberies in southern california. agents arrested a 37-year-old mother of five after connecting her red mini van to the crime. this is surveillance video of roxanne. local media reports say the family is having money problems. the fbi said she hit at least four banks. >>> what did i say, mini driving? i have a lot of nerve to make fun of someone. m

dustin reeder said he was sent immediately to the principal's office when he showed up with a cincinnatin his hair. the eighth grader was given an in-school suspension, meaning he'll be kept in isolation until his hair grows out so he can do his school work. administrators say they have given reeder warnings about his hair in the past but the boy says he's done nothing wrong. >> it's just a haircut. it ain't drug-related, it ain't got no guns, i ain't got no cuss words and stuff like that, so why are they worried about it? >> readers parents say it's unfair and they're proud of him. >>> new leaks about the possibility of the iphone coming to the verizon network. right now it only operates on the at&t network. well, the leaks are from sources in the supply chain, apparently. that's new. the latest one, fortune magazine reports millions of verizon users could get an iphone next summer based on reports that apple is building a phone that could work on the verizon network. at&t's exclusive right to carry that iphone reportedly runs out soon. >>> oh, our money expert, clark howard, the one an

the researcher at the university of cincinnati studied the public affairs act, which was fictional. 20 years later, "the washington post" decided to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the public affairs act and by asking people whether they wanted to repeal it. they split the sample. half was told democrats -- the republican congress wanted to repeal it. half was told that then president clinton wanted to repeal it. and they got a very different results, based on that little bit of misinformation. it did not exist in the first place. selectivity of sources. i have already referred to sunsetin. tein. it is the problem that if people are free to consult whomever they want, even if people do talk about politics or policy, or go to the web or consult new sources, it is more congenial to consult those who knew tend to agree with. confirming sources may even be more easily remembered. those from similar social occasions find it easier to talk to each other. do we ever get the other side? if you know somebody whom you really disagree with politically, it may be a lot easier to talk about the w

when i first accepted my first teaching job at the university of cincinnati, i did a survey of the republicanand democratic county organizations, and i got about a 50% response rate, like you did, melody, i want to con great heat on you that. i came away with the conclusion, when i sifted through the responses, that the party organizations were hollow shells. you may have had people appointed to the basic precinct committee man or woman level, but they really didn't do anything. and now it appears that the obama campaign dent trust the party organization to put in their own people. and so they've all reassured us that the party organizations are alive and well, but we still seem to have candidate-centered organizations. and right now, my own county, cuyahoga, is vying for the most corrupt county in the country. well, my next question for you, bill, is whether there were any gun-toting democrats. but it's very clear, as the scandal emerges, it's very clear that the organization goes where the money is. and the money is the rewards. the material benefits are being dispensed by all of these sepa

the citadel. 18th ranked ohio state leading lipscomb by nine and number 22 maryland trailing at cincinnatist with a two point lead on winston salem state. in the big south conference, coastal carolina was the losers. v.m.i. trailing u.n.c. wilmington by 27 in the first half and presbyterian at bradley coming up in just a few moments. halftime here in athens, georgia, where georgia has a 17 point lead. matt: it's halftime in athens, georgia. bulldogs leading u.n.c. asheville. announcer: there is a place not so far away. a place where you don't have to keep the volume down.

southwest ohio, cincinnati, in the three adjoining counties to hamilton, claremont, warren, and butler those four counties, two insurance companies, two insurance companies control 85% of the insurance policies in those four counties. with that lack of competition, the quality is low and cost is high with that insurance. injecting that public option will -- putting the existence of that public option will inject competition and make those insurance companies work better. the first hrert is -- letter is patricia from hamilton county. i am a senior. i have a supplemental insurance plan with reasonable co-pays but that have continued to rise. i don't have any patriotic accessing the care -- i don't have any problem accessing the care i need now. however i have multiple sclerosis. when i was younger i was subjected to the preexisting condition inclusion. fortunately i was employed by the state which allowed me to secure a reasonable health plan. it is our responsibility as citizens to make sure all of our people have good health care coverage. a public option will ensure this happens. whet

when i first accepted my first teaching job at the university of cincinnati, i did a survey of the republican and democratic county organizations and i got a 50% response rate, like you did, melody. i came to the conclusion that the party organizations were hollow shells. you might have had people appointed to the basic precinct committee level, but they really did not do anything. what's dan suggested was the obama campaign did not trust the party organization to put in their own people. you have all reassured us the party organizations are alive and well, but we still have [unintelligible] my home county, cuyahoga, is vying for the most corrupt county in the country. my next question for you, bill, is whether there are gun-toting democrats. it is very clear as the scandal emerges that the organization goes where the money is. the money is the record, the material benefits are being dispensed by all of these separately-elected county officials. even the county prosecutor is getting contributions from his assistant county prosecutors to the tune of $2,000 per person. he is leading the charge

. >> sarah palin signs copies of her book, "going rogue" an american life at a bookstore in cincinnati, ohio. before governor palin's opening remarks, book tv talks with the coordinator of the event, and with people waiting in line to get their books sign, the event is 45 minutes. >> you have line tickets, you have your book... you've got your receipt. okay. fair enough. >> well, there is a bunch of different letters, roughly 26. different letters and... well, i know, but... and a small v.i.p. group, and the first people to purchase, and the members give back program, it's and when we let you in, at 10:00, we'll close the store to people without the line letters and you will walking up to, you know, shop the store, and we'll line people up by groups and so you will not be standing in one space for four or five hours and line people up by groups, and then you will go up it is going to be quick, i'm telling people in advance, she'll sign fast and has a lot of people that she wants to try to get through, so, we're telling people, in advance, and, that she has to leave on a hard deadline t