were shot and killed in cincinnati. no one identifies anybody that was responsible. >> the victims, dante evans brown, and darrell lane, cousins and best friends, were 13 and 14 years old. >> give our brother dante peaceful rest, father, son and holy spirit come on you and remain on you forever. amen. >> up until that point, we had not seen really young victims, 13 and 14 years of age, who now were targeted by this serial sniper. and it really suggests that joseph was changing his m.o. he was increasing the number of crimes. and he was even changing his victimology to include these two very sympathetic victims. if we could go back to the choice of the -- you remember the two teenage boys in cincinnati? >> the what? >> the two teenage boys in cincinnati? >> uh-huh. >> that you shot? >> uh-huh. >> they were 13 and 14. and that was -- this was during that period of time that you described that you were going to do things differently. >> yeah, i was trying to ratchet up the violence. >> is that why you picked two young teen

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cincinnati getting a little rain. lexington, kentucky. this is primarily moving to our northwest.e to see a few showers maybe midday to early afternoon and then it will probably just stay cloudy at left partly cloudy throughout the afternoon. behind this, another area of low pressure is expected to develop along this weak frontal boundary and that low is going to bring a little moisture mainly to our south. it still stays mild. we could see a little additional rain late wednesday night into thursday. temperatures again probably in the low to mid-50s even on thursday. now by friday, all this is gone. thursday afternoon, you see more sunshine. it will begin to cool down just a tad. friday probably near 50. still seven or eight degrees above normal. southwest winds in the bay 10- 5. small advisory overnight. bay temp around 41. tonight, let's call it partly cloudy, breezy at times. 39 to the mid-40s later on. 62. mainly cloudy and still warm a few stray showers and then tomorrow night a little period of rain possible into thursday. 54. sunshine 50. it will get closer to normal for th

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louis, cincinnati.in from miami to jacksonville. >>> finally, the balance of the bounce from the man who dared to upstage madonna, if only for a moment. >> it took an extreme athlete on a not so tight rope to captivate 114 million pairs of eyes. matt gutman takes another look. >> reporter: you knew there would be a breakout star in madonna's halftime extravaganza on nbc. it was andy lewis. anointed with a peck from the queen of pop, bouncing into your living rooms in a modified tunic. a 28-second performance that seemed two parts wow and one part ow. that's not exactly a tight rope. it's called a slack line. a one-inch thick ribbon of nylon giving folks like andy lewis a sport. it's called slack-lining. >> the super bowl was definitely the most public place at the i have ever slacklined. you have that many people live, there's an energy put into you that you can't access any other way. >> reporter: known as mr. slackline on youtube, he's the sport's only star. it's so new, it doesn't have any sponsors.

only because i can't believe that people in the-- the people in that cincinnati would allow that, thatsounds to me like such a waste of money. >> now what. >> adam, this is a slippery slope we're on. i know a lot of parents who actually friends of mine and they've dumbed down the classes and they're actually happy that their sons and daughters get a's now even though they're not prepared for the world. this feels like the slope where just the natural slope we've been on and now we actually have to pay kids to show up for class? >> look, i agree with you that parent shouldn't be delighted if their kids are getting a's if they don't deserve a's and none of us were paid to go to elementary school and so, it rubs us wrong. a strong statement we've been through a period in our country's history where some of our best and brightest people did useless jobs and wall street, so they could make as much as possible. >> what the heck are you talking about, adam? how do you do that? >> well, i haven't finished, that's why you don't know how i can connect the dots. >> go ahead. >> culturally, it doe

and chauncey ends up in cincinnati in the 1850s where he has gone back to standing in an artisan apron working in a clock factory. he is no longer an entrepreneur or making clocks. now he is back to working on the bench. just as many who make it are displaced. why i set this up. it's a generational story of people coming of age during the revolutionary era whose careers come to the mid 19th century. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you. >>> history bookshelf features popular american history writers of the past decade and airs on american history tv every saturday at noon eastern. this week victor davis hanson talks about his book "ripples of battle: how wars of the past still determine how we fight, how we live, and how we think." mr. hanson reviews the battles of shiloh in 1862 and okinawa in 1945 and others. this program lasts an hour 15 minutes. >>> it is a pleasure to welcome you all to the capitola book cafe this evening. as a reminder to our audience. a list of our saw or series events can be found in our monthly newsletter and at our internet site capitola jk bookc

names to cincinnati red legs so no one would think they're communists. should we be worried about dickens, bugs bunny. >> dora the explorer. >> superman. >> without anything super, more deli than super. but dora the explorer is in big trouble because she was born and raised in america but lou dobbs believes she's a mexican alien because she insists on speaking spanish in public, and she's asking to be deported. >> this is a good time to mention this, did you know of lou dobbs' wife, her maiden name: i used to work with her. if anyone at home doesn't understand this. she's debby segura dobbs. >> oh, my god. >> exactly. it's a deep deep waters we're entering in. some of the comments are not necessarily questioning climate change but more like a real hostile environment about the environment. it's one step further--don't you think, than it's usually is? don't they stop at some point now that they're saying real science allows us to flatten the earth, pave everything over and utilize all this stuff that we've been given. >> i said this months ago when herman

. >>> a cincinnati high school is paying students to attend. yes, you heard me. they will give money to students to attend school, get good grades and pay attention in glass. tweet me. >>> here are some of the stories we are following this morning. opposition activists in syria say the military took shots at them during demonstrations and funerals in damascus today. as many as 61 people were killed yesterday in the government crackdown. we are told by one activist the syrian military is planning an all out assault on a neighborhood in homs today. it's been the center of the uprising. >>> wages are going up by as much as 25% at a chinese factory that makes apple ipads and iphones. a labor rights organization arrived to look around the factory complex. that included representatives from apple. factory owners are caught under fire since a rash of suicides. workers will now make $400 a month. >>> within the past hour, pope benedict xvi added 22 cardinals to the church. among them is new york bishop, timothy dolan. the princes of the church will be responsible for pic

nashville, atlanta, lexington, and cincinnati.minnesota, spreading to chicago and detroit by this evening. >> it's chicago. 46. you're getting there, though. 46 in salt lake city. 74 in sacramento. 30s from fargo to the twin cities. 51 at boston. 70s from dallas to atlanta. and how do you say your favorite city in the world? >> nawlins. >> there you go. >>> all right. well, president's day is more than just a holiday. it should be a reminder about all of our greatest leaders, starting of course with the first, george washington. >> i love these kind of stories. here you go. and this year on president's day a special image of george washington went up for sale on ebay. the image was in the form of a chicken mcnugget. an iowa woman found this gem three years ago, keeping it in her freezer, showing it only to family and friends who had to pretend they care. >> what? now she's decided to part with her piece of presidential poultry and donate the proceeds to charity. so far the highest bid is $100. i don't see it. >> i never see it. >>

it was ohio but it wasn't cincinnati. >> columbus? >> yeah. he does get very, very bellic because he's criticized for his indiana speech. and he gets extremely bellicose and then he backing off again and retreats. the lack of consistency leads this famous orator back in massachusetts to say that the ramblings of our president-elect are an embarrassment to the notions of his incoming presidency and to the very idea of speech making. of course, that's edward everett, who is later outdone in this village a couple years later. tom, would you give us your final word on this speculation. >> well, i'll follow up with what jack said. i think i would come down on, i think, lincoln just -- did it just right. i thought his handling in terms of the border states was just right. you know, we talk about the advantages, several advantages the north had going into the civil war. population, white population, potential soldiers, manufacturing ability, but if the border states of maryland, missouri and kentucky cessation, think of the impact on the north and th

they cannot score in the final five minutes of the game at cincinnati pulls away.hey lose 74-66 2 and 8 in the big east. johnnie hoh gets the ball and drive since then, they scored a 69-29 over bradley into the final was 78-48. chris martin has this year's pro football hall of fame, jim harbaugh is the coach of the year. all of this setting the tone for the super bowl tomorrow. everybody has their predictions. including some of the bulls players. >> i am a patriots' fans but i have a lot of respect for both of those coaches, and we will see. >> i think it will be a a good game of real close game, especially tom brady has the ball in the fourth quarter he will run the ball down. >> i feel like we have peaked at the right time. >> since i am from new york i'm going to go with the giants. >> chicago wolves facing peoria. they lose it. >> could you pick tomorrow? >> the commercial. >> that's the news for this saturday night. good night. you know what? before -- seriously, before we move on i've got to say one thing. this is from both daisy and me. sir, daisy and i vote

wcpo's lance barry unloads the details. >> reporter: welcome to cincinnati's flamingo air. once. been shot in the head with a champagne cork. thank god we wear headsets. >> reporter: the company's mile-high offering a booming business. >> flamingo air, how can i help you? >> we've done as many as eight in one day. >> reporter: and they have a monopoly. >> we're the only ones in the entire united states. >> reporter: sharon mcgee is the co-president of the company with her husband, captain dave mcdonald. she books the flights. >> probably 90% of these that are booked are booked by women. sometimes they're trying to spark the relationship. some of them are trying to save their marriage. >> get creative. >> you're going to have to be, i guess. >> reporter: the plane is so small that getting cozy is almost a must. at the center of the plane a cushioned loveseat as well as champagne glasses and a box of chocolates. the rest of the hour is up to you. >> we play up the romance. it's not the down and dirty let's go have sex on an airplane. you know. it's the romance of it. >> repor

and cincinnati. near 80 in orlando. 61 in atlanta. 51 in d.c. 27 in minneapolis. 33 in omaha. and 36 in chicx gets all the wa 72. salt lake city 43. and seattle 55. >>> and next we have a very close brush with disaster. all of it caught on tape. the camera on a snowmobiler's helmet recorded these beautiful pictures of course of a snowy mountain on the border between idaho and wyoming. but it also captured the moment when he reached the top and the mountain gave way under him. >> believe it or not, he didn't shout expletives, although he was breathing very hard. he just slowly got off his snowmobile and pulled it back onto solid ground. i know when i owned a snowmobile, you can't put it in reverse. >> really? you can't put those in reverse? >> at least ours was. i don't know if they make them different these days. i don't want to be ignorant about that fact. but yeah. >> scary moment. all caught on tape. >> that's yes had to dismount. >> way to stay calm, dude. salute. we'll be back with more world ne

santorum is crowds contrasted sharply with the single blue energy event romney held yesterday in cincinnati amid a pile of boxes i'm going to talk first about bill and barbara here separated for some reason by a box you're at maybe a lecture but sure you say santorum has searched for three reasons what are the yes first of all winning helps you here's what happens when you rise to front runner status everything you say comes under the microscope and is the sec did it well rick santorum is now to explain a lot of what you said here in my right why bring that up. when he was asked about it chris and much to my dismay a lot of times rick actually answers questions he asks and we have to talk about it afterwards there is that question floating around could someone who is not currently a candidate wind up being the g.o.p. nominee here are some of the names that come up over and over again you've heard them many times former florida governor jeb bush and current governors chris christie and mitch daniels those names have come up none of them have indicated they have any interest in running for pr

to be bluntly practical about it, we're talking about states like ohio, particularly the cincinnati area, barack obama carried hamilton county, which is cincinnati, being the first democrat to do that in more than a generation. we're talking about lack ka wan na county in pennsylvania, and scranton. they're not looking anywhere near that in 2012. in michigan, in wisconsin, you know, it's really just sticking it in the eye of catholics. saying what you believe, what your creed is, what your mission is is unimportant, and that you must swallow that or stop doing what you -- what defined you as a catholic church. >> it sounds like david axelrod is interested in getting a compromise. mark, welcome to the world of commercials every three or four minutes. i have to go to one of these horrible commercials. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you lawrence. >> coming up the susan g. komen foundation may be trying to do the right thing by accepting the resignation of our vp for public policy and forcing that resignation, but they're not trying to tell the truth. that's next in the

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other statess 3 bad day for a cincinnati man.a jue forced him to apologize to his estranged wifeeon facebookasty on posts on facebook about his wife, and their custtdy battle. his friends chimed in with and byron thinks he had every "i liken it to havingga drink in a bar with a friend and tellinggthem how i feel. it's &pjust that on facebook you do it on a much larger scale and peopll that are interested in talking to me bout it can say somethinn and those who are noo interested ignore ii." it." the court ruled the facebook comments violated a civil protection order against him.now, he muut poot this apology eveey day for 30-days orrgo to jail for 60-days.as yoo can imagine, the case is raising all sorts of free speech issues. pope's on twitter, and he'ss promising a tweet a day during lent.you can follow the pope on twitter at pope2youvatican. bad day for passengers at the greater rochester international airport.their ppane ---arriving from chiiago yesterdaa---skidded off the end of the runway, until it came to a stop..5 people were onnboard. paasengers were stuck on the plane for emergency

still mild in the air but we have the showers throughout the ohio valley like cincinnati and pittsburgha little damp. lynn, yesterday, in my backyard my grass was looking green and i killed a mosquito. things are a little strange. >> i know. >>> coming up, facebook is going public. don't worry, not all of your information. its stock is going public. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. it may be the biggest head-shaker when it comes to the special pac deals. you won't believe how much stephen colbert has raised. >>> carmelo anthony returns and the spectacle of super bowl media day. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back. i'm lynn berry. here are your top headlines this morning. >>> the director of the national intelligence told the congress tuesday that iran is prepared to launch terrorist attacks inside the united states and warnings that iran leaders are reacting to u.s. pressure to stop iran's nuclear program. >>> the taliban in afghanistan is getting direct assistance from pakistani security service according to a secret nato report. pakistan's for

declined an invitation to lend his presence to a simultaneous meeting in that city in the order of the cincinnati, the war time officers from which he maintained an somewhat uneasy distance. on the other hand, washington was more passionate about the success of republican government, than he was about the usefulness of canals and not happy with the feeble regime under the articles of confederation, the self-proclaimed league of friendship under which a patch word puzzle of squabbling former colonies had done little to refute old world skepticism about the public and its pro inspects. it appears to be little more than a shadow without a substance, he complained. we're either a united people or we are not. he told james madison in 1785, if we are not, let us no longer act afarce by pretending to be it. subsequent events confirmed his worst fears, the pitchfork uprising in western massachusetts left washington mortified beyond expression. so did congress' anemic response to the rebel on, symptomatic of the confederation's inability to raise troops or levy taxes or provide for the common defense. the

. >>> a shoot out at a drive through market in cincinnati. surveillance video shows two armed men walking up to the clerk, emptying the register and then opening fire. he told the men to freeze so he started shooting back, wounded one robber before tackling the other. both the owner and the clerk escaped unharmed. >> a man was rescued after falling 25 feet down a steep cliff along the pacific ocean. the victim had been out walking and bent down to pick up his cat when he lost his balance. >>> all right, don't feel too badly for this group of mourners. they are married wid toes. cane is credited with bringing m mardi graas to mobile, alabama. what better sign than presidential weekend to hold mas kot editions. george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln all well represented here. but being president isn't easy. it's the 45 pound head without falling down oar maybe you don't want to fall down. >> it's more entertaining that way. sfwl we need a first look now, scott. >> we'll work on that. >> well, after a weekend of relatively quiet we

> of broken stores since james bates down to the court prior to love college basketball game in cincinnatide of it bruised ego, he was okay but no doubt he will be of little leery from where he sets them on. >> by high school student in vermont now has the world record thanks to an office supply. jeffrey white decided to make it chain out of staples. he had a lot of time on his hands in the chain is now at 750 feet ,,,,

. >>> from wlwt in cincinnati, ohio. love is in the air early this year.explosion of new kittens has left the local humane society with its handsful or handsful of new paws. cats don't normally begin breeding in the area until the end of march or early april, but like so many parts of the country it's been a mild winter and the warmer temperatures have been making the felines a little frisky there. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. as you can see, i'm in a tricky situation here. i'm bidding on a 1979 dukes of hazzard lunchbox. my auction ends in 15 seconds ! even worse, my buddy's bidding on the same lunchbox ! it's airbrushed ! but i've got verizon 4g lte. it's so fast, i can outbid him at the last second. i got it ! yes ! woo hoo ! it's got a thermos ! rely on verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. because only the fastest survive. at that temperature. 50 degrees, and that is just a sign of things to come today apparently. good morning to you. i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "n

you see some snow showers from detroit to the cincinnati area. picking them some snow and rain showers all the white south. this system is going to take its time -- there is a western system coming at us. an arctic front is coming in here. that will not get here until tomorrow evening. in baltimore, it turned out a little warmer than normal. 46 at the airport, 49 downtown. record low for this day on the coldest day ever in the baltimore, 1899, 7 below zero. that is unheard of in baltimore. 15.5 inches of snow as the blizzard of 2010 were winding down. this time around, it is light snow in the forecast. winter weather advisories. warnings in western maryland. this storm system, area of low pressure south of us, producing light rain and snow mixture. behind it, there is an arctic cold front with a burst of snow showers. look how chilly it is behind us. we will feel some of that arctic air briefly on sunday. 33 in hancock right now. mid-40's on the lower eastern shore. north and west, we will have the best chance for snow accumulation. we're talking

allen is in cincinnati for emory thomas. hi there. >> hello. i wanted to get your view on the possible accusation of robert e. lee being a racist as described by elizabeth pryor in her book reading the man and general lee is often regarded as many people being a southern racist whereas president abraham lincoln obviously had racist views, but is generally guided by history as being forgiven for his race of the views, and i wanted to get your perspective as to whether one or the other was more or less a racist than the other and whether they both reflected the feelings of their times. >> i think they both reflected the feelings of their time which were pretty darn racist. lincoln, however, had the capacity to grow. we believe in emancipated colonization and sending african-americans somewhere else, perhaps to latin america, nicaragua or perhaps to west africa. he hoped that he wouldn't have to confront a biracial society. i think he grew and realized that the biracial society had to work and he, before the end of the war and before the end of hi

. >>> from wlwt in cincinnati, ohio. love is in the air early this year.explosion of new kittens has left the local humane society with its handsful or handsful of new paws. cats don't normally begin breeding in the area until the end of march or early april, but like so many parts of the country it's been a mild winter and the warmer temperatures have been making the felines a little frisky there. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we're off to a mild start on this thursday. temperatures are above the average high temperature for the day. 51 at the airport. 48 degrees in westminster. a mixture of sun and clouds. we have a chance for a few rain showers in the forecast. high temperature between 60 and 65. we will come back and talk about a big change coming up for the weekend. >> 52 degrees on tv hill. the verdict is in. a jury finds george huguely guilty of second-degree murder. >> we will have a push in annapolis to repe

the same deal in cincinnati but because of rain.ston, thunderstorms is the bottom half of the system and in san diego, if you've ever flown into san diego, it's pretty close -- at least the airport -- close to the bay area. might have the marine layer that might keep you grounded for a little bit. delays expected under an hour. this is the big ice -- you see denver on the left-hand side of the screen. that's where you will have your advisories, your watches, your warnings and the big target we'll see will be around omaha, n nebraska. for the next 24 hours we expect it to stack up. anywhere from 6 to 8. i'm going to call for a bit higher. i would not be surprised if we have a few drifts in excess of a foot of snow. other than that strong showers and storms moving across parts of the ohio valley expected today. you could see backups later on in birmingham and even atlanta. highs in atlanta, 67 degrees in both spots. in chicago, 43. 46 in new york. 83 in tampa. miami with 78 degrees. 59 in seattle. 57 in el paso. that's a quick snapsho