in washington he's a visiting fellow at the hudson institute we also have dan bolts in cincinnati he's a coeditor of new politics journal of socialist and in philadelphia we crossed him when he was a political commentator and writer for a counter-puncher a journal in cross talk rules and if i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it lynn if i go to you first in philadelphia won't what will the world look like today if china were the same military strength had the same military strength of the united states you know on par it won't be a cold war i think it will be a series of wars by proxies because both countries need. quite a bit of energy quite a bit of oil natural gas to survive and we are past the point of cheap oil and cheap energy these countries will have to jockey each other out of the way and they will fight each other frankly it is already happening and it will only intensify in the future and this is not necessarily a china's fault because it has to do this to survive. you know it needs to. import have of its food for example. is the pentagon so muc

padres 7-2 in cincinnati good -- in cincinnati. bronson arroyo over cashner. the pitch.us.deep to jim: didn't miss it by much. part of the job definition by a pitcher. keep them off of the fat part of the bat and good things will happen. got underneath that back or slider. len: a strike on cruise -- on cruz. pedro has the sign and it is high. pitch is low. fouled it off, 2-2. kansas city leading boston 9-6. the royals have won six-20 coming out of the all-star break. got him. on a breaking ball and the inning is over. cubs three, cards nothing. peanut butter and jelly is a staple in our house for school lunches. look at walmart's price. wow. that's great. now all your back to school meals are covered. thank you. ok, ready? what?! that's the walmart low price guarantee backed by ad match. save time and money getting your kids ready for school. bring in receipts from your local stores and see for yourself. save more this back to school packing kid friendly and tasty lunches with low prices on velveeta slices, kool-aid jammers 10 packs and jif creamy peanut butter. with our

tom hawk is going home to cincinnati. >> we are not done. so you have to keep looking for ways to resolve it. like i said to someone earlier today i'm not happy leaving without a settlement. >> reporter: one union leader alleges hawk is the reason they haven't reached an agreement. >> they hired somebody that causes strikes. that is their negotiating tactic to put the pressure on the bay area. >> reporter: there has been some headway. bipartition general manager says they increased their payoff to a 10% payoff for four years. there has been some mention on

welcome, gentlemen, now, john, the program manager at that cincinnati division moves to washington.sident called that office's behavior inexcusable. is this the presidents's interpretation of inexcusable that you bring them to d.c. and promote them? since it began, 7 different people have been fired. that is why there was a job opening. >> sarah hall ingram who was the commissioner of the office responsible got promoted and now supposed to run the obama care. >> so, who got fired the guy that was going resign anyway? >> judge, thisthis was the cincinnati office that even they said was responsible for terrible customer service. this is what they good, a promotion to come to washington. now, we are hearing that the acting irs commissioner said that no procedure has changed that will turn away from the targeting of conservative groups. >> john, do we need a procedure. isn't this just about misuse and abuse of power in. >> it's about accountability. >> issa and everyone is looking for a smoking gun. >> why do you say that? >> there's zero evidence. there's thousands of stories, there's

grand slam title the decision follows the twenty eight year old history set defeat to samoa in cincinnati with the french world number seven citing persistent injuries bartoli defeated germany sabine lisicki in straight sets of the wimbledon final in july to claim her first grand slam title at the forty seventh attempt the longest wait for a major in women's tennis. while it was also a rather premature goodbye to form a great jimmy connors as russia's world number three maria sharapova parted company with her new coach after just one competitive match together but it was a heavy defeat to unseeded sloane stephens in cincinnati as the american came from behind to win two six seven six six three and playing her second major scalp of the year after also beating serena williams in the australian open quarter finals in january. and the cincinnati tournament was won by second see dettori as our anchor after the belarusian also fought back to overpower top rank williams the american favorite to be a preset six two that what pulled in the second. as aren't the hells on a tight third set to prevai

i have had good operation so far for cincinnati. is that going to reflect in the results question mark i hope it does. i am the defendant -- results? i hope it does. i am the defending champion. i hope to start well here in the first round and take it from there. pain-appy i am playing free and having a good time on the tennis court again. >> this was start lost -- the star lost in the second round in london. roger federer is hoping to come out guns blazing in cincinnati. "australia -- today, australia's opposition accused of buying twitter followers. online campaigning to relocate or boycott the sochi olympics. and, a chihuahua and its owner engaging in a spot of yoga. with campaigning for the september 7 general lection in full swing, one of the questions in australian is as the opposition leader bought fake followers and friends on social networks to boost his online popularity rating? according to a blogger, the number of fans has soared over the past few days. week ago, andone now has around 135,000. leader of the liberal party

and the cincinnati tournament was won by second city victoria azarenka after the belarusian also fought back to overpower top rank williams the american favorite to be a preset six to that one gold in the second. as aren't the hells on may twenty third set to prevail in the tie break for two straight open champion this type of the season. and in the masters final french open champion rafael nadal survived eleven aces two out giant american john isner seven six seven six and secured back to back hardcore titles for the first time in his career the spaniard also wanted montreal the week before and has now equalled another drop of a record five months as crowns in a single season it was also his fifty ninth. on to the bikes where much of g.p. lead that mark market claimed his third straight victory off the dominating the indianapolis grand prix from pole on the teammate down a producer came second while yet another spaniards defending champion jorge lorenzo completed the podium twenty year old rookie marcus now leads the standings by twenty one points from pedrosa with their entire fourtee

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the as in cincinnati tonight. and the warriors, you look at their schedule.ple paying them nothing but respect. what did alex rodriguez do tonight? whether you want to know or not, i'm interested. >> low clouds are set to return tonight, but how long will this fog last? what are you doing back there? ow! that hurt! no, no, no, no. you can't go to school like this, c'mon. don't do it! no! (mom vo) you never know what life's gonna throw at you. if i gotta wear clothes, you gotta wear clothes. (mom vo) that's why i got a subaru. i just pulled up. he did what now? no he's never done that before! oh really? i might have some clothes in the car. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [

john, the program manager at that cincinnati tax exempt position moved to washington.resident called the behavior inexcusable. is this the interpretation you bring them to d.c. and promote them? >> since the scandal begin, seven people have been fired or run out of office. >> judge jeanine: lois lerner is still getting paid. >> someone was fired. this person.... >> judge jeanine: you know why? paul ingraham the commissioner of the office responsible got promoted and is now running the obamacare. the guy who was going to resign? >> exactly. >> judge, this is cincinnati office that even the head of the irs at the time was responsible for terrible customer service. is this what the head of the office gets? a plum promotion to head washington? now we are hearing testifying that the acting irs commissioner no procedure has changed that will turn away from the targeting --. >> judge jeanine: john, do we need a procedure. i love this because.... >> the republicans, issa is looking for a smoking gun and all they have a smoking air. even the president said this was something. t

in the first cincinnati (all in itaight cents on sunday, came in the final game before the tie-break. plenty of pressure, but the spaniard recovered to force the breakup. yes not succumbed in the tie- break but he earned the mini break back 2 points later. both had set points before he failed to convert with a servant for the set and 9-8. it was more of the same in the second, as both men whipped through the service game without breaking a sweat. nadal denied him with a volley. it was not long before another tie-break. the curling forehand pass down the line. 6, it finished. i'm very happy to be able to celebrate the title here in cincinnati after a year that, for me, has been amazing but i cannot have predicted this tournament that i've never been able to win. glad, i'm happy, and i'm grateful to the crowd for supporting me. a thrilling performance to take the final state and overall win. saw himkilometer ride break clear. the vicious acceleration was pivotal. there was his teammate who kicked off the main attack to catch up. in the last 100 meters, the czech rider attacked to win. t

, los de arizona, y titanes de tennessee, acertaron 9 pases buenos, uno de anotaciÓn, cincinnati ganÓn 6-4, san francisco salÓo del sÓtano, a 3 y medio de los dodgers, mala noche para los atlÉticos, el ex atletico, cuadrangular, gimÉnez en 5 y dos tercios, con bateadores incluyendo a (nombre en inglÉs). y cabrera, ponÍa la pelota entre el central, y el izquierdo, cleveland ganÓ. malas noticias para los atlÉticos de oakland, pusieron en inactivos a colon. >>> hay posibilidades en estos dÍas para los gigantes? >>> nunca hay que tirar la toalla, falta mucho terreno. >>> no hay que tirar los bates, sandoval se la estaba jugando. >>> se ve muy flaco, rebajÓ 5 libras, y quiere demostrarlo tirÁndose. >>> esperamos que los gigantes lleguen a los playoffs. >>> y postemporada. >>> comienza otra historia. >>> buenas noches. >>> gracias, regresaremos con mÁs informaciÓn luego de la pausa. existene de todos tamaÑo y color, cumplen una funciÓn, tostar el pan, tienen su atractivo en la convenciÓn anual de coleccionistas de tostadores en minnesota, son conservados en buen estado para algunos es mÁs q

he was a rich kid, son of a cincinnati banker. he was sent to st. xavier college in cincinnati which was a very rigorous jesuit school where he learned to speak ancient greek, latin and french. he thought of himself as an intellectual and a philosopher. in fact, one of his favorite pastimes was to read works of philosophy in ancient greek or french or latin. his friend al a bert used to kid -- albert used to kid him about that practice. junius was not a particularly good natural reporter. he was too shy, and he would basically stand off, stand aside from things and watch them and then sit down and write these kind of flowery literary essays about what he had seen complete with a lot of quotes from ancient writers. and that was, and, actually, that was a pretty common practice in those days in journalism. it was much more flowery and purposing prose than we have now -- purple prose than we have now. so these two guys covered the war for the tribune. sometimes they traveled together, sometimes they traveled apart with different armies. they were alway

. >> at the city pool in cincinnati, ohio, these kids will tell you, they are living part of dr. king's dream. >> we can all play together and drink the same water, go to the same water fountain. >> without him, we would never be able to do that. >> we really hope that one day that everybody can just be treated equally and fairly and no discrimination. >> you three are? >> on a hot summer day we got nine young students age 12 to 16 years old to talk about a way of life in america that they've never known. a time when hundreds of thousands marched on washington for jobs and freedom. and martin luther king jr. rallied the nation to change peacefully. >> we must forever conduct our struggle on the high plain of dignity and discipline. we must not allow our creative protests to degenerate into physical violence. >> reporter: 50 years later, dr. king's "i have a dream" speech resonates with these kids, and it forms the bulk of what they know about him. even though none of them has heard the whole speech or studied his life in depth, they still have strong opinions about the man and hi

. >> from cincinnati, ohio, 230 pounds, b.j. whitmer! >> whitmer, you know he is psyched to be part of the field of 16. >> very much so. i remember when he drove out from cincinnati, ohio, to philadelphia just for the opportunity to compete in ring of honor, and he's been here to be the no. 1 head hon choe here. >> he wants to go back to philadelphia, september 20 and 21. he wants to reign supreme, it's hooligan. his partner, at 420 pounds, eddie edwards. >> it's the american wolves and b.j. whitmer caking on kevin steen, unmakeable michael elgin. nigel, i'll tell you what, sometimes as matchmaker, you have a tough job. but this is an easy one. let's take six guys and put them in our main event. >> it's what this company was built upon much. put them in. a clear winner, a clear loser. >> i know we've all experienced this cathartic bresh of -- breath of fresh air, not to be with scum at ringside. >> a handshake and a bit of a joke, a hug there afterwards with davey richards. these guys, very proud. >> look at elgin hanging on to richards.

. >> reporter: at this city pool in cincinnati, ohio, these kids will tell you they're living part ofing's dream. >> we can all play together, drink the same water, go to the same water fountain. >> without him, we would never be able to do that. >> he really hoped that one day that everybody can just be treated equally and fairly and no discrimination. >> reporter: you three are? on a hot summer day, we got nine young students, age 12 to 16 years old, to talk about a way of life in america that they've never known, a time when hundreds of thousands marched on washington for jobs and freedom and martin luther king jr. rallied the nation to change peacefully. >> we must ever conduct our struggle on the high plain of dignity and discipline. we must not allow our creative protests to degenerate into physical violence. >> reporter: 50 years later, dr. king's "i have a dream" speech resonates with these kids, and it forms the bulk of what they know about it. even though none of them have heard the whole speech or studied his life in depth, they sill have strong opinions about the man and h

all the scores from day one of the english premier league and some tennis with the cincinnati open. and we start, of course, with the world athletics championships in moscow. the week-long event came to an event this sunday. and the last race of the competition was the men's 100-meter relay. jamaica dominated the scene. nest carter, cole, and, of course, usain bolt for the finish were the fastest in 37 second, 36. they finished ahead of the u.s. the canadian relay team picked up the bronze after great britain was disqualified for an exchange violation. that's bolt's third gold in moscow after the 100 meters and the 200 meters titles. with that final gold, bolt is in the sprint race with two other men, both having won eight world titles. bolt was very happy with his performance in moscow, take a listen. >> you go into a championship with a focus. i came here to achieve gold medals. that's my focus. i came here, dominated, and now i'm leaving. >> and later during a press conference bolt gave his impressions on moscow and its people. take a listen. >> personally, they don't smile a lot

the targeted groups, out of cincinnati, washington, whether it involved lois lerner, and then i'm hearinghey couldn't name the investigator, couldn't cite his progress and all the groups targeted don't remember a phone call or inquiry from said investigation which raises my doubts again as to whether an investigation is going on. >> the only investigation going on is the administration, even when we don't ask for documents correctly related to progressive groups, gives them to us. they drop the key words we want a search, add key words that give them progressive groups and send that information. this is a real scandal. had has nothing to do my opinion with the president but it happened under his watch. it's the best -- >> neil: wait a minute, you say did i'm sorry but you're saying it's not involving the president. those who are. >> that's it. >> thinking it led to him, you don't think it does. >> one of the challenges of my committee is not overstate what when he know. it goes to the chief council's office. we follow the facts. the terrifying thing is even when it doesn't appear to be to

kevin lewis of cincinnati won $1 million in the summer giveaway promotion. the problem here, when the casino was doing final verification check, it discovered there was another kevin lewis living in cincinnati. he, in fact, was the actual winner of the drawing. the casino's general manager decided to do the right thing say, yes, it was the casino's mistake and decided to give both men $1 million each saying it is the fair way to go. >> that is a lucky name. will the real kevin lewis stand snup. >> yes, big-time winners. officials in china ordering a man to tear down his multimillion dollar apartment. >> a man built his own mountain peak in beijing. >> residents complained for years it's damaging the building's structural integrity and piping system. the owner has 15 days to tear it down or prove he has the proper permits. >> that would make you think why would he do it? >> we know why. because he's rich and he can. >> wipe it out and build another one. >>> as far as road and dirt and things, how is it looking on the commute? >> a little less activity. scrape

>> the former head of the cincinnati office who has been on administrative leave for ten weeks.'s suggested the whole probe is a political witch hunt. our committees have not-under con a scintilla of evidence. unfortunately the facts have not stopped our republican colleagues from lobbying baseless accusations in the cynical hope that people would believe them. in new hearing scheduled. >> shepard: let's go back to the elevator. i think it cost wsvn $2,000 an hour to fly that chopper and there it hovers. i bet ralph rayburn is up there. >> i used to live on the 27th 27th floor. >> of what? it's not the 27th floor. 27 was the number that came from the count. the 27 has nothing to do with this. first 27 people in the elevator, then four people on the 27th 27th floor. now there are four people between 15 and 16. >> but stuck on an elevator. >> shepard: highly unfortunate and i think harry -- how long were you stuck in the freight el rater? an hour and a half. got no chopper. >> ever been stuck on an elevator? >> i have not. and harry was stuck in the elevator and got no coverage at

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official overseeing the exempt organization office in cincinnati at the time conservative groups werey treated, has been promoted. thomas is now the senior technical advisor for the director of exempt organizations. she will share a like pox who was a close advisor to lois learner. we are hearing a congressional hearing transcript reveals the tea party groups are getting extra scrutiny. unidentified i.r.s. agent revealed the agency has yet to come up with new guidance on how to judge the tax status groups. >> not only shocking, but it shows that groups are still being singled out because of the way they approach issues. there is a reason the administration want to assure the american people this was no longer going on. because it's outrageous to do such a thing. >> we are hearing from the house ways and means committee chairman dave camp who called it ongoing targeting and said it's outrageous. the i.r.s. says it looks forward to see the full transcript to understand the context and the "i.r.s. policy is clear that screening is based on the activities, not words in a name." a number o

they're saying it is better because the -- she is in cincinnati. if there is no scandal ms. lerner does not take the fifth andhat would have figured out t by now, you would think, if we are supposed to believe what they are saying th one year or 15 months or even free months later with a new acting irs commissioner how to answer people's applications. they are still using the same process. that is what thisnda said. again, why we are getting some much more information constantly out of this is because a lot of these irs officials were sick and tired of the administration trying to blame lower-level folks when it was all coming from the top. neil: thank you very much. i invite the other side come on at any time. we always request. you're always welcome. i just want to find out where the hell you are. meanwhile house and even have this targeting will ever stop. it never does appear to stop. and fact, if anything, it appears to accelerate. >> you know, i have to tell you, you called this. a remember going bac to the very beginning of this. use and i bet nothing will ever be don

the name of the second winner is kevin lewis from cincinnati.arently organizers at first did not realize another kevin lewis from cincinnati had also entered the drawing. the wrong one was there to claim the prize. the actual winner was at home. in the end casino executives i guess felt bad or something so they gave both men a million dollars. the girlfriend and cast mate of the glee star corrie monteith has made her first public appearance since his death. what she now said late boyfriend at teen choice awards. it comes to investing, i just think it's better to work with someone. someone you feel you can really partner with. unfortunately, i've found that some brokerage firms don't always encourage that kind of relationship. that's why i stopped working at the old brokerage, and started working for charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. trusted heartburn relief that goes to work in seconds. no

things not much better for the a's, plane and early in cincinnati.ading athletics have lost five of six. cincinnati's matt lyles--mat latos pitched into the a's and mining again hist--inning against oakland slumping lineup last night, leading the reds to a 3 = 1 victory over the athletics. a's pitcher dan st allowed just two runs but he made it through only four innings price 75 pitches. before being lifted for a pinch-hitter. the a's have held so control of first place since july 2nd but now their lead over texas is just one game. it was a game--it was a 6 game lead eight days ago. in making a special appearance at the niners training facility yesterday aaron her. he's the bay area boy who was hurt in the april marathon bowman's in boston. --aaron hern. ♪ [ crashing ] [ male announcer ce] when your favorite food d starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. trusted heartburn relireef that goes to work in secondso. nothing works faster. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! ♪ nothing works faster. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! Ñáçwçñ sleep traiends sunday! interest-fre

it was just people in cincinnati. it was just a generic term we used kind of furthering the same narrative the white house trumpeted out there for several weeks that we now know to be completely false. that's why we say, hey, these are real inconsistencies and we want to give you a chance to correct the record or frankly you'll be back in front of the committee in a full committee not just a deposition setting but the full committee answering our questions. >> do you have the sense now or are you suspicious that she was either uninformed or she was doing some sort of personal coverup or that she was carrying water for someone? >> i mean, i don't know for sure. but you get the sense she's trying to downplay it and she's the first interview when they're trumpeting the story about two rogue agents. remember, holly paz, once they learned this was going on in 2012, we had inquired are you really targeting conservative groups, she was the person that got on the plane to washington, flew to cincinnati and tried to clean up t

former cincinnati reds baseball great pete rose knows firsthand the highs of being a beloved baseballnd then the h humiliation of being banned for life for betting on baseball. all of this while he was the reds' manager. he joins me now live on the phone from las vegas. mr. rose, thank you so much for agreeing to speak out on this today. i want to get your initial reaction to what transpired yesterday -- >> first of all, i'm in cincinnati, ohio. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> that's okay. and secondly, i don't think anything [ inaudible ] yesterday. and if you watched it on tv, which you probably did, there was a lot of yankee fans standing up clapping. and he chose to appeal it. he don't think he deserves 207 games when ryan bron got 65 games. that's probably why he appealed it. and if he loses the appeal, it could be the end of his career, because he won't be able to come back to -- he's starting to be almost 41 years old. and it's hard for a 40-year-old, a 39-year-old to miss a year and a half or so, then come back and be the type of player that they expect you to be, making all that money.

it turns out eighth another cincinnati resident -- it turns out another cincinnati resident with thesame name was the real winner. management decided to give them both the check because it was the right thing to do. 6:00, a debate is about to be front and center at city hall. we are live with the latest. >> these rundown buildings will soon be part of writer -- revitalization in baltimore. >> field pumping station buildings have been neglected r decades. several are now coming together to turn them into an asset once again. kim macey has more. baltimore's old municipal pumping station has seen better days. the three buildings on the 1800 block of oliver street in east baltimore are got to be transformed into the baltimore food out. >> we are -- food hovel. >> we are very excited. >> a group of non product -- nonprofits are behind the change. it will be an urban farm, a community garden, and kitchen instigator. -- a kitchen incubator. >> and we can help people get access to affordable loans, places to sell your products, connecting people with an opportunity to sell to large- scale bu

this game in cincinnati mike got his -- leake got his 11 the win.ld gets save number 32 on the season. the white sox have played better at kansas a 5-2 win city. dayan viciedo with a grand slam one.his first year got his win. once again the news comes up game. after the and the first, one out 0-2 to schierholtz. a swing and a miss, strike three. murphy. to the pitch. j.d.: the big bang theory of aseball is that the team that wins typically will score more than the e inning other club will score in the game. not the case tonight. had the big five-run fifth but not enough. up: the problem is they gave four different innings of crooked numbers themselves. foul tipped. 1-2. down to the final strike. -- droppede tkhopd wreug his ast 17 at and they are -- wrigley and a 2-7 in this rom a home stand that ends tomorrow. cubs hit to keep the alive.

. >> los rojos de cincinnati blanquearon 2 a 0 a su contrincante. >> un aficiondo cayó desde las graderíase y presente en el estadio, omar quintanilla, hit al derecho y la segunda carrera que cruzaba la registradora y el director y danny débito en casa, sacaba elevado y adrián gonzález anotaba. >> mario formica en las próximas 24 horas podría llegar a cruz azul. >> formica. >> con m. >> habrá que verlo. >> rosario. >> ojala que sí. >> gracias. >> no le cambie, que al volver entérese cuál es la mejor ciudad para vivir, ya volvemos. @÷ >> se espera que el próximo 10 de septiembre apple de a conocer su nuevo i-phone y es que es un teléfono con sensor de huella de digitales y para mayor seguridad. >> también se dio a conocer la ciudad mejor para vivir, la lista la encabeza la vemos en pantalla. >> recuerde que las noticias comienzan mañana en "al despertar", buenas noches. >> noche de lunes 12 de agosto, absuelven al agente de la patrulla fronteriza que matÓ a carlos lamadrid en el 2011, la familia exige justicia, la prÁctica de nueva york, detener y catear, es declarada inconstitucional, se b

. >> gregg: the whole cover story, just a few rogue agents in cincinnati that was proved to be a deliberateer-up. then you have people taking the fifth to avoid incriminating themselves. i don't know, maybe that is a sign phony scandal sign of just how worried the white house and the president really are? >> that is very possibly. as you mention. this whole idea that it originated from a cincinnati office, the first story they gave, has been completely disproven. we know that washington was heavily involved. the president can go around and call it a phony scandal all he wants, but the point of the investigation is tiond out what is going on. the idea that nothing has been tied directly to the white house or chief counsel is kind of irrelevant if you don't have an investigation to look if there is something there and it will probably be hidden. >> gregg: what is especially suspicious to people, especially lawyers, there was page after page is handed over but they are blacked out, they are redacted. then, of course, the alleged stonewalling of lois lerner's emails. that is the government's pr

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