cincinnati, reds down one in the ninth. ryan lud wig a towering shot. tied it at 4.ebration short lived. one on for michael mchenry. lined one into the gap. clint hustling from second to score the go ahead run. pirates won 5-4 in ten. off to chicago, white sox and blue jays. white sox avoid the sweep 4-3. up interstate 94 to milwaukee. he was a three time batting champ in japan. he's making a name for himself in the united states. second was a walk off in the tenlth. who needs prince fielder. he powered the brewers to a 4-3 win in 10. >>> experts predict a slug fest at the box office this weekend. your early morning today headlines are up next. she's notoriously healthy and fit. every once in a while the first lady gives in to temptation as well. you're watching "early today." . >>> welcome back to "early today." here's what you need to know about today's forecast. northern new england could see some very strong thunderstorms late this afternoon through this evening. keep that in mind for your plans. today also wet weather along the gulf coast. right around new orlea

that gives cincinnati the lead.pman on to felix, he gets it done as you might expect and the reds roll to a 4-3 victory. a lot more difficult than it seemed when arroyo was rolling. cincinnati gets the win. >>> to the american league, tiger/rangers. darvish, a perfect 6-0, though he's 2-1. prince fielder makes it 3-1. 12th home run of the season. darvish would settle down after that josh hamilton. he has been struggling mightily at the plate this month. not here. 24th of the season. rangers score seven. darvish gets his seventh win at home in seven tries. that sets the stage for the series finale. doug fister will go for the tigers and oswalt for the rangers at 8:00 on espn. >>> coming up next in the pulse this morning the newest song of the summer. rear it right here before anywhere else. >>> and the family pooch not afraid to help himself. on golf's biggest stages.een fon but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joi

one direction concerts are so difficult to get this group had fly all the way to san jose from cincinnatio see the show. >> because we love them so much. >> we really wanted to see them and this is the place to come. >> reporter: the event center at san jose state is relatively small compared to other arenas in the area which is 4500 seats. but when it booked one direction eight months ago, they had to break through. >> we expect them took very popular band. i didn't expect them to be this big. i didn't expect them to grow this fast. we are lucky to have them. >> reporter: one direction will head to the paramount theater and next summer, they will can

1982, i was a young faculty member at the hebrew union college jewish institute of religion in cincinnati, ohio, and i was invited to deliver a talk before the institutions board of overseers. .. >> grant's order was the most notorious official act of anti-semitism in american history. it is really the only time that jews as a class had been expelled from anywhere in the united states, and around 1982 new information concerning that order had become available from the association that published ulysses s. grant's papers. and so it was that i began to prepare my remarks, and on the appointed day i put on a new suit, and my talk seemed to be going well until i broached the subject of smuggling. now, ulysses s. grant was deeply concerned about smuggling between the north and the south, and since some of the smugglers that his troops caught were jews, he concluded that all jews were smugglers. i pointed out that we now know that smuggling was rampant throughout grant's territory, it was by no means a jewish monopoly. in fact, i enthusiastically continued, grant's own father, jesse grant, was

in 1982 i was a young faculty member at the hebrew college jewish institute of religion in cincinnati, and i was invited to deliver a talk before the institution's board of overseers. this was, of course, an important rite of passage for a new faculty member, and i was determined to prove myself. and since 1982 coincided with the 120th anniversary of ulysses s. grant's general orders number 31 expelling, quote -- 11 expelling, quote, jews from his war zone, i decided to take that infamous 1862 order as my subject. grant's order was the most notorious official act of anti-semitism in american history. it is really the only time that jews as a class have been expelled from anywhere in the united states. and around 1982 new information concerning that order had become available from the association that published ulysses s. grant's papers. so it was that i began to prepare my remarks, and on the appointed day i put on a new suit and my talk seemed to be going well until i broached the subject of smuggling. now, ulysses s. grant was teachly concerned about -- was deeply concerned about sm

you are looking at the live picture in cincinnati where momentarily mitt romney will be taking to thepodium there, and then we understand that the president not long from now departing from the airport in cleveland to make his way to cuyahoga community college, and the original plan was both would be speaking at roughly 1:45 eastern time, but then we got word from the romney camp that perhaps his might be about six or eight minutes before the president's so as not to have the literal dueling speeches, but now, just looking at the clock at 1:36 eastern time, the two may be going to the podium at roughly the same time. it will be a challenge for us, because we know that you want to see both the president and the republican challenger talking about the economy there in the battleground state of ohio. when both or either arrive, you will be seeing it as we do. >>> in the meantime, president obama is raking in campaign cash tonight. after his speech in a few minutes the president is heading to new york to attend a fund-raiser at the home of "sex in the city" star jessica parker, and some a

>>pam: the first place giants against the cincinnati reds. the scoreless streak has not ended. jeff >> there are still a few people trickling into at&t part. the fans are pumped up and excited about this year's team. whoa there are definitely excited about tonight's game. >> the air force combat in the park. fans cannot win ticket as the giants play. demo we look into our lives and >> we are so excited. >> this that i am excited for the giants fan that we're here >> with some of the guard is down! mammon there is no shortage of land is yes of. >> here is a live shot of what would be the what, >>caller: it is the 100th anniversary at the alameda county fair. >> it is a very safe there. there are a sure sign by some horses and motorcycles often around year-end >> they also have their sexual assault felony enforcement team on duty. in plain clothes and devotees trained as far as anyone alive is targeting children. the fierce sgt 20. tickets cost so far there have been very few problems in >> we have had five arrests, they rawl alcohol-related. 200,000 people have come through. a m

cincinnati, reds down one in the ninth. ryan ludwig a towering shot. to left. second home run of the game, tied it at 4. the celebration short lived. one on for michael mchenry. lined one into the gap. clint hustling from second to score the go ahead run. pirates won 5-4 in ten. off to chicago, white sox and blue jays. tied in the ninth, two down, one aboard for orlando hudson. shot up the middle and became the game-winning run. white sox avoid the sweep 4-3. up interstate 94 to milwaukee. he was a three time batting champ in japan. he's making a name for himself in the united states. pair of home runs against the cubs. second with a walk-off in the tenth. who needs prince fielder. he powered the brewers to a 4-3 win in 10. that's your early look at sports in early "today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> experts predict a slug fest at the box office this weekend. your early morning today headlines are up next. plus, she's notoriously healthy and fit but like the rest of us, every once in a while the first lady gives in to temptation as well. you're

. >> reporter: mitt romney 250 miles to the south in cincinnati. >> what a great day to be in such a warm place, isn't it? >> reporter: the two candidates taking the stage within minutes of each other. for the president, a campaign rally and 52-minute speech designed to calm nervous supporters about his economic message. >> of course we have a lot more work to do. everybody knows that. the debate in this election is about how we grow faster and how we create more jobs. >> reporter: meanwhile, at a factory in cincinnati, romney continued to point to the president's record. >> don't forget, he's been president for three and a half years, and talk is cheap. action speaks very loud. if you want to see the results of his economic policies, look around ohio, look around the country. you'll see a lot of people are hurting. >> reporter: while the president tried to laugh off his comments about private sector doing fine and simply another one of the campaign season's silly gaffs -- >> you may have heard i recently made my own unique contribution to that process. >> reporter: romney's campaign

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. >> in cincinnati, governor romney said the president has failed to deliver. >> he's been president for three and a half years and talk is cheap. >> the race for president appears to be coming down to one main issue, how to lead the economy back to prosperity. and the two sides are offering fundamentally different visions of how to get there. >> i will finally get america on track to have a balanced budget and we will limit the size of government. >> do that, romney would increase domestic energy production in an effort to cut costs and create jobs, eliminate the president's health care reform lawi romney says hurts small businesses and cut spending to reduce the deficit. >> you can't have a strong and growing economy without a strong and growing middle class. >> the president's plan involves investments in education, infrastructure and energy and higher taxes for the rich to pay down the deficit. voters have fewer than five months to decide which plan they support. something the obama campaign can use, a new gol up poll shows 68% of americans blame former president bush for the u.s

romney is in republican heavy cincinnati. this is the first time this election cycle both candidates are set to speak at the same -- in the same state at the same time on the same day. obama's expected talking points, he'll say the economy grows from the middle class up, not from the top down. he wants to focus on education, energy, and infrastructure. romney outlined his economic vision during a call with reporters. he plans to eliminate many federal government programs, approve the keystone pipeline, and repeal obama's health care law. also, president obama heads to new york later today for a fund raiser dinner co-hosted by sarah jessica parker and anna wintour, the editor of "vogue" magazine. $40,000 per person to attend the dinner at parker's home. critics say it makes the president look out of touch. >> i'm glad the president is going to be with anna wintour. because if there's two things the american people relate to, it's the devil and prada. [ laughter ] >> later tonight, the president goes to another manhattan fundra

cincinnati, reds down one in the ninth. ryan ludwig a towering shot.me run of the game tied it at four. the celebration short lived. one on for michael mchenry. lined one into the gap. clint barmas hustling from second to score the go-ahead run. pirates won 5-4 in ten. off to chicago, white sox and blue jays tied in the ninth. two down when a bullet for orlando hudson shot up the middle and became the game-winning run. white sox avoid the sweep 4-3. up interstate 94 to milwaukee. . three-time batting champ in japan is making a name for himself here in the states. pair of home runs against the cubs. second was a walk-off in the tenth. who needs prince fielder. ayoki powered the brewers to a win in 10. that's your first look at sports. have a terrific weekend, i'm fred roggin. >> speaking of the weekend, let's get another check of the weather. what? i think i hear bill beaming in. that was me beaming you in to the studio. >> get willie in early today. >> why not. >> running out of makeup in a hurry, right? good morning, everyone. let's get back to your w

but we have a story today about a privately run program in the cincinnati area that mixes plain truth with hilarious presentation and seems to be giving a lot of kids just what they want and need. judy valente reports. >> meet russell proctor, better known as r.p., an engaging 26-year-old self-described ginger head who could have been a stand-up comic. >> no stupid, stupid, stupid. >>> but the topics he'll discuss with these ninth graders over the next five days are serious -- what it means to be a man, the value of monogamous relationships, the danger of sexually transmitted diseases, how to avoid bad dating relationships, how to grow in self-esteem and treat others with respect. healthy visions is based on the premise that teens can learn schools to help them connect with consequences. counselors or presenters talk frankly about sex, stds, date rape, bullying and teen suicide, topics many public school teachers feel ill-equipped to address. carole adlard began healthy visions as a counseling program for pregnant teens, but quickly realized students needed more. >> one of the facts t

you can see the shower activity back into chief land and cincinnati. that cold front will become somewhat enhabessed. a little complicated but bottom line is there is a potential for some pretty good storms along it when it arrives later this afternoon. -- that cold front will become somewhat enhanced. high temperatures expected in the low 80s and plenty of humidity. that will help drive the storm system later this afternoon. i think you want to time worst of the weather between about 4:00 and 8:00 tonight. otherwise, the weekend looks good. more details in a couple of minutes. >> about 4:00 and #:00. about the time we are athinking about going to bed -- about 4:00 and 8:00. >> you may want to avoid connecticut avenue at m street just south of dupont circle this morning. crews are still trying to repair the road and get service restored following yesterday morning's water main break. the pipe has been fixed but the street is a mess. let's check in more with julie wright for a look at your morning commute. i was down there and ran into john henrehan. i

but we have a story today about a privately run program in the cincinnati area that mixes plain truth with hilarious presentation and seems to be giving a lot of kids just what they want and need. judy valente reports. >> meet russell proctor, better known as r.p., an engaging 26-year-old self-described ginger head who could have been a stand-up comic. >> no stupid, stupid, stupid. >>> but the topics he'll discuss with these ninth graders over the next five days are serious -- what it means to be a man, the value of monogamous relationships, the danger of sexually transmitted diseases, how to avoid bad dating relationships, how to grow in self-esteem and treat others with respect. healthy visions is based on the premise that teens can learn schools to help them connect with consequences. counselors or presenters talk frankly about sex, stds, date rape, bullying and teen suicide, topics many public school teachers feel ill-equipped to address. carole adlard began healthy visions as a counseling program for pregnant teens, but quickly realized students needed more. >> one of the facts t

what can you do about memphis, cincinnati, st. louis, pittsburgh? >> well, i mean, what we can always do is to examine what the impact of these mergers has been and if we find anti-competitive operations in a particular city -- >> then can i ask you to look into memphis and the situation there? frontier airlines came in. delta came in. undercut them. frontier left. u.s. air now is run in memphis, washington. delta is going to undercut them. southwest is not looking to come in. we talked to southwest. they said if we come in, we're going to be undercut. that's monopoly. >> yeah. i mean, there cannot be -- i can't comment on the particulars because i'm not aware of them, but to the extent that one entity tries to undercut another inappropriately by lowering its prices, and driving that competitor out of the market, raises the prices once it's gone, that's inappropriate under antitrust laws. that's the kind of thing that could have impact on consumers and we would aggressively pursue. >> let me ask you to look at the situation in memphis. that's number

had you pennsylvanians going sort of directly west from philadelphia so they go to cincinnati where if you look at the downtown street grid and adjust it to the side, you will see that the street names are exactly -- almost exactly the same as center city, philadelphia. they've copied the street grid. and the accent, local accent in cincinnati to the extent it persists, is very much like the local accent in philadelphia. they sort of say ut instead of out and things and so therefore. the new england yankees are very much setting up these voluntary associations making a lot of noise. moralistic. the philadelphians coming kinds of from the quaker tradition are more quiet. they're tolerant of corruption outside their own circle but they insist on moral behavior within it. they're part of the anti-slavery movement, too. and in the south, you've got the great movement of slaveholders and of the slaves themselves. across from the atlantic states, you know, virginia becomes a state exporting slaves in large number. south carolina, many of the great planters in south carolina are buying planta

davis even asked lee whether he thought it was advisable to resurrect the society of the cincinnati, that post-revolutionary war from washington's army. at the time back in the new republic it create add whole lot of hate and discontent because there were those who believed that the society would help to create an artificial aristocracy or a military elite. we, of course works have been ineligible for membership in such an organization but lee decided it was not in the south's best interests to restore an organize like the society of cincinnati, because it might stoke class tensions to undermine a common commitment to the goal of independence. late in the war, we offered support for raising black troops to the military service, which we all know, but he also ruminated a lot about the consequences of such a course upon traditional southern society. lee's usefulness to davis covered so breadth it's no wonder davis once wrote him i need your counsel. you are required in the field and i deprive myself of the support you give me here. in short, lee passes his first obligation, his first t

the governor is over in cincinnati.s going after the president's policies and specifically job creation record. a new jobs report today shows the number of americans filing for first-time jobless benefits meaning unemployment has gown to 386,000. governor romney in cincinnati moment ago. >> you may have heard that president obama is on the other side of the state and he will be delivering a speech on the economy. he's doing that because he hasn't delivered a recovery for the economy. and he's going to be a person of eloquence as he describes his plans for making the economy better. but don't forget, he's been president for 3 1/2 years, and talk is cheap. megyn: ed henry is live at the white house. >> reporter: these candidates are going to be crisscrossing the state of joe, particularly this area where the president is today. cuyahoga community college in cleveland. a lot between now and november. the president himself was sat cuyahoga community college right after the 2010 mid-terms. in that speech he was mocking the f

region of cincinnati. this proposed interchange would directly impact 60,000 people and would allow far greater access generating 200-plus jobs. we need to focus our limited resources on innovation that will deliver results. we must make responsible choices and invest projects on their merits and nothing else. we owe it to the american people to invest in those projects that will produce real results, keep us competitive and most importantly, create american jobs. i yield back. i the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. anyone rise in opposition to the amendment? the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from ohio. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of thehair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. conaway: move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. conaway: i rise today to share my concerns over the federal motor carrier sa

cincinnati at 100 degrees. that is the air that is coming our way tomorrow. temperatures in the mid- to the upper 90's. a heat warning of toward metro philadelphia. temperatures will be of around 100 degrees for many locations. that will be the hottest of this heat wave. i will tell you if any significant relief comes our way. >> baltimore -- baltimore city man is accused of holding a woman against her will in his basement for 23 hours and holding -- raping her repeatedly. he is being called a danger. he met the young woman before ond had corresponded and hav facebook. at one point he threatened her with a knife. >> the crime out of a relatively quiet neighborhood. police are looking for two men who robbed and shot a man as he was walking home from work. we have more from baltimore police headquarters. >> police tell us they do not have much to go on with the shooting. the good news is that the victim was expected to survive. police are hoping to talk to the victim to get a better picture of what his attackers look like. >> it is disturbing. with our business

>>mark: but the giants beat the cincinnati reds by-0.tner allowed one hit and struck out at a the baltimore orioles had five straight in 1995. it they're hoping to have a shut out again this evening against a red. they's had 12 hits could not cool off the red-hot rangers' parent that rangers 17-6. it is going to be hard to catch tax is in the american league west. the golden state warner warriors saw like harrison barns of >> and and the sixth but a so market was. the other four picks. a good night for the lawyers. >>darya: have a great time will see you back here on monday.

. >> a maryland woman says she was staying with the cincinnati reds pitcher when she was tied up and robbed of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. police say the details do not add up. >> eddie murray e >> orioles hall of famer eddie murray is the latest target in that massive infighter -- insider-trading investigation. they are trying to figure out if eddie murray traded some insider information back in 2009. his teammate was forced to pay out $2.5 million to the sec. so far eddie murray has not been charged with the crime. he could not be reached for comment. a woman told police she was tied up in a motel room with the cincinnati reds pitcher while an intruder stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. it turns out it was all a lie. investigators said the 26-year- old child of false report late last month, saying she encountered an unknown assailants of she was staying in the room. -- filed a false report. he does it mean he arranged for the woman to meet him in pittsburgh during his trip there after meeting her in washington d.c. enrique is now charged with misdemeanor. >> we

cleveland out the president said that romney would return the nation upset george bush's >>> in cincinnatiney said that the president felt to deliver. >>> talk is cheap. >>> the race appears to be coming down to one main issue. how to leave the economy back into a fundamental >>> you can't have a strong and growing economy without a strong and growing middle-class. >>> the president's plan involves investment in education. >>> today the president will host a reception in honor of a pride month. a city ordered poll suggests that some as a bowler's would be able to tax themselves. but that may not be good enough 10 generate revenue for the serious fun. as for a bond measure to fund street improvement, it has 64% to. the new tax is expected to be worth a million dollars, includes rental cars. it was passed by a hundred and 97 votes. and the first of july bart fares will go up by 1.4%. the increase is tied with inflation. they also approved a budget that was a% larger than another. the many dark theater boy, max page is recovering from a heart surgery. in real life the boy has a congenital hea

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class of 1978 morgan state university, and then my master's at the university of cincinnati and ohio. after working for about 12 years at home, i went back to the university and then i started practicing as a politician. >> in the government, you have been the minister of trade and tourism and transportation and some other things as well pay. >> yes, that is correct. i served under the fed president. i worked under the office of the president and acting minister of presidential affairs for public service and the police. then i went as the minister of trade. at that time, it was trade and industry, tourism, and wildlife. now that ministry is two ministries. trade and industry, wildlife, tourism, and what life is another. -- and wildlife is another. >> are there a lot of self phones there? >> 98%. 1 hopes as we move forward that telephones will be used and cell phones were being used to uplift the lives of the people. >> they use it now for commerce. making deals and things like that. i guess the question is if you have had a wonderful career already. is it tough for a woman to get ahea

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cincinnati, near 80 degrees. a lot of people are saving air conditioning bills throughout new england and mid and great lakes. utah hot though. 90 near salt lake city. nice quiet weather paper through the rest of the day into father's day. i think we're going to like it. >> did you say something about fare e father's day. >>> coming up, stimulus buzz stimulate stocks. a wall street big wig takes the hot seat. and does a new dessert sound terrific or gross? we're going to let you decide. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, lindsey low hachb found a new role but it might not be the best to improve her public image. >>> alex rodriguez joins baseball royalty. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. shelly zimmerman, the wife of george zimmerman, has been charged with allegedly lying a judge about how much money she and her husband had available at a bail hearing. the man who