he has been absolutely dominant for the cincinnati reds.miling at his fellow countryman, yoenis cespedes. as he misses at 100, with ball one. >> tom: just get loose. >> joe: and cespedes is smiling back. nice moment. abreu, cuban-born first baseman. flyout. and cespedes grounds out. and will go down to the dugout. we remember the news brought by ken rosenthal about adam wainwrig wainwright, saying he was going to throw jeter a couple of pitches he could handle. that was pitch number two that went for the double. let's go to erin andrews. >> erin: adam wainwright is watching this video with me right now. come on. 94. 87. that's ridiculous. the comments he made to the reporters after you pitched, what was that all about? >> you know what, sometimes my humor gets taken the wrong way. i feel terrible about this. if anyone's taking any credit away from what derek jeter has done tonight or off me or anything. it was meant that i -- i made a mistake by that. i hope people realize i'm not intentionally giving up hits out there. i know this game mea

he has been absolutely dominant for the cincinnati reds.miling at his fellow countryman, yoenis cespedes. as he misses at 100, with ball one. >> tom: just get loose. >> joe: and cespedes is smiling back. nice moment. abreu, cuban-born first baseman. flyout. and cespedes grounds out. and will go down to the dugout. we remember the news brought by ken rosenthal about adam wainwrig wainwright, saying he was going to throw jeter a couple of pitches he could handle. that was pitch number two that went for the double. let's go to erin andrews. >> erin: adam wainwright is watching this video with me right now. come on. 94. 87. that's ridiculous. the comments he made to the reporters after you pitched, what was that all about? >> you know what, sometimes my humor gets taken the wrong way. i feel terrible about this. if anyone's taking any credit away from what derek jeter has done tonight or off me or anything. it was meant that i -- i made a mistake by that. i hope people realize i'm not intentionally giving up hits out there. i know this game mea

stuff near cincinnati not too worried about. we have to watch in east and west virginia right now. that's about the closest thing about to sneak in toward virginia but it's way west of us down toward harrisonburg. had a shower west of straussburg. that thing is -- strasburg. that thing is falling apart. there had been a little lightning with this. so far we're in pretty good shape. it's fairly quiet out there. when you look at the futurecast as we get into the mid afternoon, storms lining up on the blue ridge. some of them make it towardus, especially north of town.

first-place nationals back in action and cincinnati taking on the reds. for cincinnati. on the miss. us -- mike plate, down the line -- will it? ryan rayburn did not get it but look at that -- uh oh. what kind of throw is that? with that throw, i would keep running, too. royals and up winning the game annexed endings 2-1. john wall has been invited to camp with the usa basketball team getting ready for the world cup of basketball. did not know there was one of those, did you? the team will be trimmed to 12 before the start of the tournament. >> >> special recognition for dulles international airport coming in fifth for airports with the fastest wi-fi. morei analyzed data for than 45 million hotspot locations across the country. detroit metropolitan airport came in first followed by denver international, fort lauderdale-hollywood, lax, then dulles. >> the oldest living world war ii woman veteran received a warm welcome this afternoon. [applause] 108 --year-old lucy coffey lives in san antonio and the honor flight program helped arrange her trip to washington. she will vis

he resigned from a farm moved back to outside of cincinnati, ohio. cattle. raised it's one of those things like he went through the war, went and to the missions moon and didn't get a scratch on his body. on the farm, he was riding a and or and he reached up caught his wedding band on a ail and it ripped the finger right off. he got off of the tractor, up.ed it carried it uncharacteristically, it on ice and drove to the hospital. louisville, kentucky where they were in a pioneer program of reattaching fingers nd what have you and it was successfully reattached. i believe he has almost full use of it as a result. it was back at the family farm. >> maybe the farm is more dangerous than the moon? wow. >> with the launch of a chinese astronaut now, do you see that he possibility and the announcement by president bush? of a new a specter space race taking place? >> it would be interesting. be robably would interesting. i doubt it. there's not that military rivalry we had with the soviet cheaper if 's everybody cooperates. and i would think that the just join with

he lives in cincinnati suburb. he was divorced about 10 years ago and remarried. he travels extensively, lectures on engineering and still doesn't give interviews to anybody. when i first undertook this, the first thing i did was write him a letter and asked him if he would give me an interview or cooperate in a book. he said he wouldn't but he wish me luck with it. now, he is doing a book. he is working on a book now. all the research i did, there were people that said i would only talk to you if neil says it is all right. of those people, they all got back to me and he hadn't objected so he could have prevented -- he could have thrown things our way but he didn't which i'm grateful. >> you conducted how many interviews was it, well, over 100 interviews for it? >> yeah. >> you said that really the only one that came back with a negative opinion of neil armstrong was chuck yager. can you speak about that a bit? >> chuck didn't like neil at all. i don't know if it is a chemical thing but he didn't like the idea that the astronauts would become astronauts. he did no

facing the slumping cincinnati reds, six inning, brian pena driving and chris heisey for cincinnati. it is 1-0 reds. the pitcher had nine strikeouts in seven innings for the win. the nationals are shut out 1-0. driving in what turns out to be the game-winning run. the orioles rally late in the eighth inning, cutting into the lead, but manny machado will end the rally right there. the orioles lose 4-3. from our spelling department, the colorado rockies gave out 15,000 jersey t-shirts honoring all-star shortstop. the t after the i. i sell one tonight going for $41 on ebay. they had a whole lot of bids. all-star break instead of four days. 40 break is really not a break from the long season. by idea is being supported lebron james. i suspect there will be a weeklong break. would like as i five point shot, they should give it to him. it is lebron. >> was appointed the extra time? >> to give the guys who are all-stars a little more rest. they're playing every other night. recover fromto those parties. one nfl owner found an interesting way to win over fans, coming up. >> the indianapolis

that will be a story coming out of this for cincinnati. one ball, one strike on harrisson. the national league needs a base runner to have a chance, against perkins. with suzuki, flashing the signs. fouled away. strike two. >> harold: pretty cool, perkins and suzuki in the game right now. >> joe: from stillwater, minnesota. about 30 miles east of minneapolis. that's foul. born in st. paul. second minnesota-born pitcher selected to an all-star team. jack morris, the other. he was here to throw out the first pitch last night. the count, 1-2. and a strikeout for out number two. budweiser is the official beer of major league baseball. they present the walkoff. and what a moment here in the fourth inning, with derek jeter walking off after being replaced defensively. great walkoffs are waiting at foxsports.com/budweiser. grab some bud. here's the last hope for the national league, charlie blackmon. hitting .306, 14 home runs for the rockies. with two outs. thinking of a local legend. great speaker in the area. broadcaster for the gophers, university of minnesota. and in a fight,

this weeke turned out to be a pretty go one for the nationals in cincinnati. in three games this weekend, the nats pitching staff only allowed four runs at the great american ballpark. with another win today they've won their last four series. the umbrellas came out today in cincinnati. about 15-minute rain delay to start this ball game. top of the fifth, adam laroche at the plate. bases loaded. larouche goes opposite field. that hit drives in denard spann. rbi number 54 on the year for laroche. nats up three. doug fister on though mound. gets hanrihan. bottom of the ninth, trouble for the nationals. takes rafael soriano's pitch deep to center. hits off t wall. a run scores easily. spann tries to send it in. another run crosses the plate. a two-run double there. the reds are within two. a few batters later, though, the man on third hits it deep to center. spann is there to make the grab. the 27th out of the ball game. the nats win it. they take it 4-2 and take the series as well. >>> nick markak and the orioles wrapping up their series in seattle. bottom of e

now, cincinnati and the cubs, the reds there tied 5-5.ttom of the ninth, reds with men on the corners. >> 1-2, nobody out. hamilton, a broken bat, and the reds have won it! >> billy hamilton drops one just shy of foul territory along the left field line. cincinnati wins 6-5 in walk-off fashion. >>> in detroit, the dodgers' juan you auribe gives l.a. the lead. and how did they celebrate? by blowing bubbles, of course! but maybe the dodgers should focus less on bubbles and more on baseball. they won't score another run as detroit wins it 14-5. [ laughter ] oh, the bubbles. the curse of the bubbles! >>> to los angeles, toronto's jose bautista, welcome back to the dugout after lining out against the angels. he's not happy about that, hacking away at the bench with his bat. meanwhile, the american league home run derby captain announced the top three picks for his team yesterday. get that bench! just get it! there you have it. >>> all right, so, the reigning derby champ, yoenis cespedis, brian dozer and adam jones will join batista. and for th

they were done in some other places as well -- cincinnati, houston, baylor.he theory was if you had cancer, you knew radiation could be used to treat cancer. maybe total body irradiation would help slow the cancer. actually, we had some pretty good evidence at this point it didn't work for cancer. but the department of defense was very interested in the effects of total body irradiation. because it there is a nuclear war and people get irradiated, are they going to be able to function? will a pilot who is flying the plane be able to land the plane? will they be able to fight? will they be able to work? ironically, the people they wanted to do these experiments on were the people least likely to derive any benefit from it. we knew certain kinds of cancer were sensitive to radiation. so irradiation of those patients might help. but the symptoms would be the symptoms of cancer. and they were not very interested in the effects. so it might be most effective irradiating people whose cancers would not be affected by the radiation. most of the people irradiated were

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my district is basically most of the city of cincinnati, most of the greater cincinnati area. we are down in the southwestern portion of ohio. they oftentimes refer to our area as the tri-state area because we have kentucky across the ohio river and indiana is right next to my district, as well. they call it the tri-state area. there was an article recently printed in the "cincinnati inquirer" that indicated there have been 842 of these unaccompanied children that were -- let me ask you a question about that, first of all. should we keep referring to them as children? i've seen an article recently that pointed out actually something like 91% of them are teenagers. to your knowledge, is that accurate? i understand there is a big difference between a teenage their was 12 and just 13 and one that is 19 and just turned 20. your understanding would 90% or so of these folks be teenager rather than little 5 or 6-year-old kids? >> i spent a lot of time in your district. i had a case as a federal prosecutor in cincinnati and really enjoyed my time there. the question really for us is a

if these clinics shut their doors, accord together a study by the cincinnati enquirer, cincinnati woulditan area in the country without access to abortion clinics. joining us from cincinnati, cuyahoga county executive and democratic candidate for governor, ed fitzgerald. nice to have you this morning. >> good morning. good to be here. >> talk to me about why this is happening in ohio. we showed that map to kind of show how these t.r.a.p. laws are having effects in the deep south and all of a sudden, ohio. why? >> well, because we elect the the same kind of people in 2010 that were elected in some of those southern states. they didn't run on those issues. they ran on saying they were going to bring jobs back but they have slowly but surely, sometimes through administration actions. head of ohio right to life was put by governor john kasich on the medical bothered. now you have people defining compliance with these laws are people that are very extreme on these issues. it's coming to ohio. it's coming to a lot of states. it's not just something happening in the deep south. >> help folks t

my district is basically most of the city of cincinnati, most of the greater cincinnati area. we are down in the southwestern portion of ohio. they oftentimes refer to our area as the tri-state area because we have kentucky across the ohio river and indiana is right next to my district, as well. they call it the tri-state area. there was an article recently printed in the "cincinnati inquirer" that indicated there have been 842 of these unaccompanied children that were -- let me ask you a question about that, first of all. should we keep referring to them as children? i've seen an article recently that pointed out actually something like 91% of them are teenagers. to your knowledge, is that accurate? i understand there is a big difference between a teenage their was 12 and just 13 and one that is 19 and just turned 20. your understanding would 90% or so of these folks be teenager rather than little 5 or 6-year-old kids? >> i spent a lot of time in your district. i had a case as a federal prosecutor in cincinnati and really enjoyed my time there. the question really for us is a

the irs screening group in cincinnati confirmed this fact in a committee interview. he explained his employees first came up with inappropriate search terms, not for political reason, but to promote consistency. he proved his point by telling us that he is a conservative republican. former irs commissioner doug schulman, in a 2008 president bush appointee was asked, did the citizens united case in any way affect the irs process by handling tax exempt applications. his answer, no. to the best of my knowledge, it did not. likewise, the head of the elections crime branch said it is the law, so no, i am not aware of any effort or part of any effort to fix a problem from citizens united. while republicans continue to promote their unfounded allegations, they conveniently overlook the furnling of dark money into elections. 501-c organizations are not barred from participating in political campaigns. but the regulations are clear, they state political activity must be a substantial amount of the group's activity less than 50%. these groups can already gain tax exemption as

after he walked on the moon, he moved back to cincinnati. michael collins, the third of the apollo astronauts, who was in the columbia, went armstrong left nasa to go to ohio, he took a swipe at him. he said that neil armstrong was locking himself in a castle and pulling up a drawbridge by going back to the midwest and abandoning the fame of being in washington or new york. armstrong usually did not fire back. he said about collins, you know, those who live in the hinterlands think that the people inside of the beltway have the problem. he wanted to get back to his roots. what he decided when he came to purdue and why aviation meant everything -- i want to read a line. by the time i was old enough, things had changed. the great airplanes that i had revered were disappearing. the chivalry of the world war i pilots, frank luke, eddie rickenbacker and billy bishop. by world war ii, ariel chivalry aerial chivalry seems to have evaporated and air warfare becomes impersonal. the record-setting flights, harold gaddy, charles lindbergh, across the c

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look at cincinnati 91. st. louis is 93. and that hot air is moving to the east. the temperatures tomorrow is up in the low 90s. you add the humidity it's close to 100. then we have storms on the way. the details on the timing of that coming up in the accuweather forecast. rick. >>> thank you, cecily. >>> the casualty count is rising. they are no closer to a cease-fire. israel continued the intense shelling of gaza. they have been using the weaponry on the air and ground to strike at hamas. still it's not immune to the consequence was war. 30 israelis have been killed, almost all soldiers. it's a lop-sided death toll. 360 palestinians have been killed. and during a joint news conference with benjamin netanyahu ban ki-moon criticized israel's military actions. he condemned hamas's use of sites for schools and hospitals to store weapons and launching pads. >>> it struck in a suburb outside of tel~aviv's airport. they are planning to ban all flights to israel. kenneth moton found out what affect it's having for people in our area that have loved ones in israel right

the nats in cincinnati tonight getting on the board in the top of the fourth. walters will get that ball down for extra bases. he comes around and scores. in the sixth, adam laroche -- boom. base hit the center field. making it 4-1. nats holding on to win it 4-1. seattle going on right now, king felix fernandez on the mound for the mariners. say goodbye to that based all. number 29 of the season for nelson cruz. the dash top of the fifth right now and it is 1-0 o's. the tulsas welcoming team. to a 74-76washington win. haveoks like the lakers finally gotten the head coach. they are offering former showtime laker guard byron scott the job. that's it for sports. ladies. >> gentlemen. visitors to a beach in south carolina got a little more than >> the corruption trial for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife starts monday. at the top trending story tonight on wjla.com. police all the mystery of porcelain dolls that appeared on porches in california. you can read all of the stories in the forecast now on wjla.com. surprise to beachgoers on sullivan's

temperatures across the eastern half of the country though, you can see 90s are beginning to invade. 91 in cincinnati and st. louis and that is moving our way. tomorrow is a steamy day and tonight if are you heading to citizens bank park, looking good for the phillies game, the warm and muggy, a dry, rain free night, the first pitch is 83 degrees by the ninth inning dropping down to 83 degrees. low front and low pressure up near the great lakes, not a lot of moisture but that is advantaging tomorrow and that will bring us stormy weather late in the day and tomorrow night. this is what is ahead tomorrow, more humid and temperatures in the 90s but add the humidity and the heat indix, the way it feels up around 100, so it's oppressive. we'll talk about the timing and what to expect behind the system in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. stay on top of the weather situation with the new 6abc.com, you'll find the expanded collection of storm tracker 6 maps and a detailed folk for your area and the later accuweather forecast for "action news." >>> two years ago today, a water main break ra

the cold front that brings relief in the form of the drier air is west of cincinnati. that is set to arrive here late tomorrow into early on wednesday. until then we have the pop-ups around the region through 9:00. and through midnight downpours. early tuesday morning we start off quiet. some sun a lot of cloud cover is littering the area. the storms refire again tomorrow ankle. the front is closer. this is at 5:00. the rush-hour spots could be wet. we have a jetstream that hopes to fuel the storms. we have the training going on. we could see another 1 to 3 inches tonight into the day on tuesday. the shore forecast it's humid down there. much like today. 79 degrees at 11:00. by 3:00, a temperature of just 82 because of the southerly wind we catch it off the water. it's not as oppressive as it is inland. soak downpours and thunderstorms. again 87. early morning rain on wednesday. giving way to the sunshine. by late in the afternoon on wednesday you notice the drop in the humidity big time. as we get into thursday, friday, low humidity. nice days 83, 85. into the welcome

. >> in baseball, the nationals continue to win, and a solid series of pitching against cincinnati, giving up just three runs and three games holding onto first place. bryce harper. watch ramon santiago. going back and showing us his gymnastic skills. run inhas hit a home three straight games. home run park. top benefits, the nats took the lead, but adam with a base hit and three-zero, nationals. seven innings. brooksall law -- a la robinson. and the mariners, top of the third. this to left field. score, and it is 2-2, and they are playing in the eighth inning, and the mystics on a roll. hitting this, washington with 21 points, 7-13 of the field. the mystics when. they have one of you are in a last seven.of their jeff gordon won the nascar brickyard 400 for a record fifth time, and lebron james has chosen his uniform number. he will go back to his old number, the number he used to wear with the cavs the first time around. he will wear see this? it shows the pressure points on my tired, achy feet. i had no clue i was putting this kind of stress on my feet. i have flat feet. i found this out

siemens has been simulating the software you used to do the landing, and they've gone places like cincinnati or cleveland, ohio, and i was just in worship, massachusetts. they are trying to give young people an opportunity to play around with this fancy software that you use. it made me think about -- is the pipeline of young talent like you there? what should we do to enhance it? ?f it is not, what should be >> great question. i think for me, the key to --ing more people like me well, actually, i do that -- not cloning, but my wife and i have a whole program based on that. [laughter] i'm sure my wife is just loving that right now. over sharing, right? i think the most important thing that we can give our young drive to a thirst, a search for that which is awesome , that which brings awe and wonderment today. whether they find that in music, politics, literature, or in the sciences and engineering, i'm not very concerned because our with inspired young people who are driven to see what they can do will be a great nation and will make the world a better place. that our efforts exploring mars,

so to land at philadelphia, land at cincinnati, the risk would be to say how many lives would be lost the it did that if it was a bomb. >> so you're saying under -- the protoc protocol, they wouldn't land at a major city because in the event there was some sort of incident. >> why risk thousands of lives on a potential bomb situation, although it does put the people on board the aircraft at risk, additional risk because they are in the air longer. >> they did fly back to, toronto? >> they had to get back out of the country. >> the adiz. >> the air defense identification zone. >> okay. >> which is our defense boarder around the united states. so it is -- they consider it a threat, they consider it a violation or breach at that point because it has been an identified threat. >> so as far as the u.s., they wanted it out of u.s. air space. >> it needed to get back to where it had to be so they could control it and it had to be dealt with at that point. >> couldn't it be landed at a small regional airport somewhere? >> possibly if that's what they decided to do. it was not the pilot's deci

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no team around the majors is slumping as bad as cincinnati. the reds, they have lost seven straight games. winless since the all-star break. the nationals sure did pick the right time to visit the ee city. trying to snap the losing streak of theirs. bottom of the fourth. jay bruce, with eight strikeouts through seven innings of work. anthony, the run scores easily. pena first with an rbi single. the reds take a 1-0 lead. one run might be all it takes when you have johnny cueto on the mound. adam laroche. struck out the side in the sixth. nine strikeouts through seven shutout innings. reds getting help from the nationals miscues. ramos with bryce harper. ramos grounds to third. the buffalo actually beat that to throw it first. but brice gets a little greedy here. second time harper getsaut on the sead they are up in the eighth inning, 1-0. orioles out visiting seattle. bottom of the third. bases loaded. cruz misplays the ball. cruz throws and has two runners at third. morales is tagged. heads-up play by mcshadow. bottom of the fifth. $240 milli

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he will miss the ravens' game cincinnati and pittsburgh. let's go to basketball. wizards guard john wallace the invitation to attend the u.s.a. basketball raining camp next week and could be a hit add to the roster. he was not on the original pool announced in january but should have been. he was an eastern conference and led the wizards to the playoffance has a chance to team.the the first place orioles are in seattle for the first of a four set. top third young gets a fat and , three-run home run they lead 4-0. that is now on the coast in the fourth inning. shington s fans the warbt capitals won another eastern conference title. in the head with her own partner. one for the ainst castles. they got to play two on one and there before. you have nique match ever seen the castles win the eastern conference title. of a tonight are and ryan zimmer man. the m.r.i. done after he injured the hamstring. rehab will be very long. they hope to get him back before the end of the regular season e. the shoulder, broken thumb and hamstring. >> that is not good. at this. >> it is

. >>> in 1897, the "cincinnati inquirer" had to use teeny, teeny, teeny, tiny font.sibly 6-point font maybe. to try to get all the news on to the page. the type is so small you practically need a magnifying glass in order to read the "cincinnati enquirer." it's that small because the ohio newspaper at the time covered everything, from a shooting at a local church, to sick kittens feared to be spreading disease. to the type of rope to be used in an upcoming double hanging. "the ropes have been completed and delivered over to sheriff plummer. each rope is 23 feet in length. they were made by frank vonderheide, main street cordage dealer, and most of the work was done by mr. vonderheide himself. made of silver finished sewing twine and four strands of 110 threads each, the two ropes were specifically ordered to individual specifications and marked one with a red thread and other with a black thread to the sheriff could tell them apart for the double hanging on execution day. each rope was put on display for public inspection in the week before the execution. something t

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. >>> the cincinnati inquirer. vice president joe biden spoke to national league dell guilt at the 104th conference. the message throughout the address, an optimistic one. biden believes the united states is currently better positioned than any country in the world when it comes to future job creation, and earning a living wage. the veep closed his speech praising the urban legal consistent history and dedication to working towards economic quality. equality. >> folks, i don't believe the american people are divided. i think it's the american political system that's broken and dividing them. [ applause ] so, folks -- do what you've always done since your founding. expose the american people of the realities of the circumstances we're concerned about, and they will be with us like i am with you. god bless you all. >> and speaking of the national urban league, joining us now, that group the president. mark morale, in cincinnati, the site of the group's 104th anniversary conference. great to have you on the show this

detroit, houston, cincinnati. we'll see the temperatures only in the 60s for your highs including chicago by tuesday. 69 degrees, detroit at 72. so the cold air is on the way. it looks like it will last all the way through next week. >> all right. thank you. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues this saturday, the rising cost of retirement has some rethinking about where to call home. >>> and later, what's in a name? for one woman, a chance to take care of unfinished business. >>> we're back with more. the price you pay. for many, it is the much deserved reward after a lifetime of hard work. the chance at a peaceful retirement. for some, the cost of spending their golden years in this country is simply too high. now more and more americans are looking to retire abroad. nbc's kris jansing caught up with one such couple in cuenca, ecuador. >> reporter: the views are picture postcard perfect. cuenca, ecuador's third largest city. it has been called the paris of south america. and a growing number of american retirees

in cincinnati, it was a neuropsychologist who treated players with concussions.s one of the things we have really wanted to change, making sure players are actually seeing a neurologist. those are the experts who can diagnose and manage concussions properly. >> the comments we just heard reminds me of when i first learned about the link between traumatic brain injury and neurodegenerative diseases, and doctor fromith a maine who had a patient come to him, and he was being treated stressttraumatic syndrome, and the doctor asked if he had ever had a concussion? and it turned out that he had several and cautions and dramatic rain injuries while he traumatic brain injuries when he was in iraq. he was diagnosed with having posttraumatic stress, when in fact he had a tbi. it turned out that the tbi caused him to have a form of epilepsy, which the neurologist then treated him for. is, is itstion to you your experience that patients diseasesodegenerative often have a hard time getting a proper diagnosis? , senator.ou that is a great question. the answer is, there is no f

he beat cincinnati's todd frazier 9-1 in the final round.des' longest shot was an upper deck blast that traveled 452 feet to left field, the longest home run of the night. >>> in tonight's all-star game st. louis ace adam wainwright starts for the national league. and felix hernandez. alex rodriguez is being sued by his lawyer. papers were filed yesterday saying rodriguez owes david cornwell's firm $383,000 related to his work in a-rod's suspension. >>> when we return, protests against undocumented immigrants as iowa's governor takes a strong stand. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little messes without cleaning out your piggy bank. sparkle®. the bright way to clean. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, shopping online is as easy as it gets. carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >>> here's a look

this is a lesson cincinnati. caller: i think america is going to get hit again.bama has terrorists in the white house. he doesn't see anything wrong with it. he hung out with terrorists when he was in chicago. time, gett hit this ready. bill.this is he says one thing we have not delved into yet is cyber security. example that lee hamilton raised yesterday. the 9/11 commission's recommendations centered on how to protect this country from terrorism. we have highlighted another major threat to the country. that is the relentless cyberattacks from foreign countries and criminal elements. the vulnerability of our cyber systems and the most fast stealing of intellectual property over the internet pose a huge national security challenge. our cyber defenses and strategies lagged behind the threat we face. on tuesday.milton here are the numbers to call. sammy is on the republican line in georgia. caller: thank you for taking my call. we are not safer under this resident. he gathered the military. -- gutted the military. he has done with the defense shield. putin has take

bill: this is great night knit cincinnati. played the pirates.e mound in your home in front of 45,000. that is nerve-wracking. 60 feet 6 inches looks like 100 yards. martha: did you practice? bill: i practiced. martha: why couldn't wouldn't you do that? >> bill: fair and balanced it was a strike. martha: well-done. we'll leave that picture up as a permanent backdrop for you. don't you think that is good idea? we like your sneakers. giving him a hard time for sneakers. you look cute. e we're over. bye, everybody. see you tomorrow. bill: bye-bye. >> do we get to see video to decide whether that was a strike or not? jenna: we need to double source that. that is not enough to know if it was. jon: let's find that out. "happening now" investigation. inside look at the immigration crisis. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. jenna: that is our top story of the day, everybody. hope you're off to a great week so far. i'm jenna lee. thousands of unaccompanied minors and women with children streaming into your country. making their way here crossing illegall

a similar scene in ohio causing accidents like this for a family near cincinnati.in heavy rain, hitting a pole and falling in to a ditch before washed away. dad and daughter straddling a tree. the water sweeping mom another fouriles away. in pennsylvania a 12-year-old girl is in the hospital after heavy floodwaters swept her in to a drainage pipe. the water pushed the girl a half mile before firefighters could rescue her. >> i was sucked under and i looked back to see if my sister was there. and i tried to yell and i couldn't, because i didn't want to open my mouth so i didn't get anything in my mouth. >> reporter: the west got a taste of nature's fury. a fast-growing wildfire in southern oregon charred 25,000 acres. california continues to suffer from a severe drought. those unseasonably chilly temperatures that have been lingering around the midwest, expect them to move south and east before the weekend. rina, devon? >> thank you, susan. this unusual system is actually split the nation in two. >> there's a heat wave in the west. powerful cold front pushing east.

let's go to cincinnati. chapman relief pitcher tie game in the ninth.he's throwing at this batter. this guy is wild. he throws over 100 miles an hour but he's wild. all right. so he walks that batter. the next batter comes up -- actually got that batter out. he walk this guy. little too exuberant there big >>> family wiped out. slaughtered. cops say by their berserk uncle. he's caught in the cul-de-sac with nowhere to hide. >>> then -- >> quit trying to make something happen. >> whoopi goldberg live tv blowup. >> i'm not a little girl with cat claws. >> and it's official, rosie is coming back. >>> and -- >> oh good. >> the woman on the yacht. accused of killing an executive from google. >> police say she stepped over his body and sipped a glass of wine leaving behind her fingerprints. >>> plus -- >> go pro baby. >> his head is coming out. >> the entire birth caught on video. >> don't touch him! >>> and -- >> can you tell us what happened?