they moved away from cincinnati. she is married and has her first child.nnon and jessica are both struggled to finish high school and were not quite able. shannon did not finish high school. she became pregnant in high school and had a baby that died soon after birth, very premature. after that she began to kind of fall back and dropped out jessica dropped out as well but has gone back. she is, i think, engaged to be married. i know they would not be seen as having gone far with their professional careers but have done extremely well given what they were up against, which was a neighborhood of severe poverty and serious drug problems. none of them have touched drugs which is a huge thing in their favor, that they have not gone the way of their moms but said to themselves, we want something better for our lives. >> deborah hicks, where do you think you were successful, and where would you do things different? >> i think i think we were very successful, and intimacy, a super successful class, seven girls who were attaching themselves to school, loving litera

she's out of children's hospital and now we have new photos of her in cincinnati getting ready to see her dad suit up for the bengals. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> nbc 10 following today's developments in the investigation of a philadelphia woman who was kidnapped. a maryland individual ordered the suspect, delven barnes to be extradited to virginia to face other kidnapping charges from last month. not clear when barnes will face federal charges for the kidnapping of carlesha freeland-gaither in germantown. that happened sunday night. carlesha is resting back in philadelphia at home with her family tonight. >>> digging into delven barnes' past. the nbc 10 investigators found more than just a criminal history. >> nbc 10 inves

the cincinnati court's ruling applies to four states.he majority's decision stated it seems likely that u.s. law will i vently allow gay and lesbian couples to get married and should be decided by the voters and not the court. last month the supreme court decided not to hear a case. >>> another member of s.e.a.l. team 6 has come forward claiming credit for killing bin laden. he said he decided to reveal his identity now as he name began to circulate. he was also named on a special op s website. >> i'm not telling any secrets and i'm not breaking any rules. we're going have at lot of fun. >> robert o'neal has been on the motivational speaking circuit. he identified himself in the washington post as the man who killed bin laden. another team member wrote a book in which he described it somewhat differently. with three commandos firing shots that hit bin laden. he asked us not to show his face. >> two different people telling two different stories for two different reasons. >> last week the s.e.a.l.'s top commander wrote an open letter. >>

cincinnati player jermaine gershon -- greg actually wants to give the ball you see the cincinnati fanthe stands wants to give the ball to that lady. >> right the. >> the fan he's a jerk and a creep and i'd come down there and straight then out. but in the end new orleans came by and gave her a football. >> see there you go. >> that guy is a creep. >> that's it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you at 10:00. >>> a new bill cosby accuser comes forward. >> he's a very, very, very sick man. >> what she's saying the embattled legend did to her when she was young. >> plus cosby's shocking moment of dead silence. >> there have been seriously a gaitionz raised about you. you're shaking your head no. >> he shook his head and shook his finger. >>> then, the woman locked out of her own home. >> open the door this is my house! >> what happened after the accused squatter was evict and she finally got her house back. senate's disgusting. >>> plus, dancing in the streets. beyonce and jay-z at her sister's wedding.

cleveland dominates cincinnati, 24-3.browns are off to their best start in 20 years. >>> more than 150 years after his death, a civil war soldier is given the nation's highest military honor. president obama presented the medal of honor to a relative of first lieutenant alonzo cushing at the white house. cushing was killed in the battle of gettysburg during a union position at a pickett's charge. and president obama honored servicemen and women later in the evening. he and the first lady hosted a pre-veterans day musical tribute at the white house. the concert airs tonight on pbs. this is the "cbs morning news." this is lime-a-way turbo power. watch lime-a-way power through this block of pure limescale! now, let's see it in action. tough hard water build-up? gone. no scrubbing! turbo power destroys it! lime-a-way turbo power. see the difference, or your money back. sir, we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) theraflu starts to get to work in your body in just 5 minutes. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst c

cincinnati recovers after three. it turns into a score. two plays later, cincinnati's miguel mckay. they would fall behind by 11. third quarter, how about temple, they can tie it with one powe eggs here. walker for colin thompson. off his hand. cincinnati hands temple their third straight loss, 14-six the final. owls have one more game to be bowl eligible. >>> widener fans, wow, they are fired up for their division three playoff game against christopher newport today down in chester. and he runs it in, widener runs away with the 37-27 win. they are 12-o have moving on to face lynn field next in the division three national quarter final. >>> high school football playoffs st. joes prep playing for quad a championship. prep's jack clements to deandre swift, 50-yard touchdown, st. joes prep wins, 34-30. they win a title right there, how about them winning the quad a title, pennsbury also wins by beating coatsville for district 4a title in their first in eight years. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next on "action news" meteorologist melissa pennsylvania magee has the exclusive accu weather seve

>> she is definitely excited, to have my daughter out here in cincinnati, for her to be able to go to a game finally and watch me play, hopefully i give her a lot to cheer for. >> during the game leah will be recognized when the team makes a $1 million donation to the hospital in cincinnati. they are selling still's jersey number 75 and we wish leah continued success on her recovery. >> thank you ali. >>> local marines are kicking off their toys for tots drive as they collected toys at this store in port richmond, can you help by dropping off new we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast? that is up to him. get a fios triple play online for this great price and a $400 visa prepaid card with a 2-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v

she arrived in cincinnati ahead tonight's bengals/browns game. leah has been battled cancer at philadelphia children's hospital. we told you her story. the bengals will present a check to cincinnati children's hospital in leah's honor. and that money will go towards pediatric cancer research. >>> if you have a question or concern for police. one local department wants to hear it. they're inviting residents to chat about it over coffee. we'll explain when we take you county by county next. four wholesome grains. sugar. only six? six grams of sugar? that's really good. excellent, delicious... and yummy! honey bunches of oats. tasty! yummy! >>> time to take a look at news from all across the region from county by county coverage. in new castle county the minimum wage issue will be on the agenda. a proposed ordinance will raise the minimum wage to $10.10 for city contractors. if approved that will take place in january. >>> in burlington county, m.j.com reporting a dollar took jewelry from a home. morristown police released burglary prevent kits here

>> right, candy,ist just going to -- it causes me to reflect back on my time as cincinnati's chief. now it's no secret cincinnati had a civil unrest in 001 and from that a consent judgment, but a contract with the community, and during my time as chief there, we had a tragic situation where a white officer shot a 16-year-old suspect who was armed with a gun, and that could have been a tragic situation, the wounds in cincinnati were closing but still somewhat open, but the key was that cincinnati does a great job and has, getting out in front of it, talking about the incident, and in this instance, because it was involving this 16-year-old, i went as far -- two things i did. i went for the first time and visited with the mom of that 16-year-old. that probably was one of the mostle chaeninging things i have ever had to do in my policing career to talk to a mom about her dead son, a son that we shot, but more importantly was the fact that i invited the family in to look at a video, it was a video of the incident. we had not one incident that came from that, so i know that communication

she traveled to cincinnati to meet up with dad last night, excited for this game. in a ceremony during a game where she'll accept a check for more than $1 million on behalf of cincinnati children's hospital. dad can't be more proud that his daughter who's fought a brave battle will now be able to watch him from the stands. >> definitely exciting to finally have my daughter out here in cincinnati and for her to be able to go to a game finally and be able to watch me play. so hopefully i give her a lot to cheer for. >> the money that will be donated tonight was raised mostly through the sale of devon still's number 75 jersey with the proceeds donated by the bengals. >>> birth of twins at a local hospital is a fairly regular occurrence, but this time, it was one of the hospital's nurses who gave birth serving as a surrogate for her cousin battling breast cancer. they were born tuesday at crozier medical center. the mother battled breast cancer for years. she asked her cousin, a nurse at the hospital to be a surrogate mother. erin carried the boys for 38 weeks, born on

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now this is the amount of snow we'll see through the ohio valley, 5-8 inches, including in cincinnati. expect travel problems tomorrow. but once the second front comes in, we'll see over 100 record lows. tuesday morning, look at this map for the ohio valley. we are talking 13 degrees and ft. wayne. this doesn't end. we see it across the east coast. record lows from the south all the way into new york city. get ready, another arctic blast is on the way.

the cleveland browns and cincinnati bengals had the story went he big to devin and his daughter leah who is battling cancer. the bengals presented a check for $1.3 million to the cincinnati children's hospital for pediatric cancer. it was in honor of 4-year-old leah. money came from the sale of the replica jersey. cowboys in london to play the jaguars and jerry jones said tony romo is expected to play despite two fractured bones in his back. doctors say it is painful but not structural. if he can play with pain, he is in. jerry jones says he is in. the soccer league. how about this? a spectacular bicycle kick. counted. 22nd minute. for a moment he thought he was pele. great body control. strong leg whip but his club still loses 2-1. ray race and his wife both testified. he is appealing his indefinite suspension. there is no timetable by the court to make a decision that the nfl overstepped its authority. we'll keep you posted. >> check out these guys. >> top world leaders visit australia next week. it won't be all business. koalas are getting trained to cuddle with the likes of presi

meanwhile, protesters in cincinnati, ohio briefly shut down a highway tuesday night. the "hands up for justice" rally, led by reverend al sharpton's national action network, started at the federal courthouse downtown. police arrested ten people for being on the highway. and in boston -- massive crowds rallied from boston city hall to the state house. these are aerials. 14-hundred protestors stood face to face with local and state police. police say the facility was immediately locked down overnight as a precaution. this is just some of the number of cities affected today by the riots you can get all your breaking news alerts. on the go. with our kron4 app. it is free to download. we will continue to follow development online on kron4-dot- com. and on our facebook and twitter pages. for the second time tonight, a bart train has hit a person. that's the major medical emergency going on right now at the embarcadero station in san francisco. no word on the victim's condition. a person was hit. they will be treated and transported to a hospital. trains are single tracking.

joseph university -- >> a few hours ago here in cincinnati, hi owe the mount st. joseph university basketball team took to the floor in their season opener, all eyes on a starting forward, who may just be the most devoted player this game has ever seen. >> number 22, lauryn hill! >> 19-year-old freshman lauryn hill was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer about a year ago. from that moment to this, her main goal has been to play in just one college basketball game. >> i wanted to wear that jersey and feel like a superhero again because that's how i feel when i put on the jersey and number. >> for weeks, lauren has been waiting for and working for that first game. since practice began last month she has been training with her team, getting up at 5:30 a.m. fighting back unimaginable headaches, in utter defines of her cancer. >> when i am not there, i feel like i am letting people down. >> lauren has weeks to live at best, and here she is worried about letting other people down. >> why does it matter so much to you? >> because i love them. they are like my family. >>

pittsburgh's season will end with cincinnati here. on december 28th. >> cris: i just really feel like brett keisel hit on some key things when we were talking with him about lebeau's defense is very complicated and you have to study the details of everything for a game plan. and maybe those two veteran guys coming back in the building, james harrison, brett keisel, has just awakened the old spirit of this defense. teaching them how to study, how to prepare physically and mentally. >> referee: third and final time-out baltimore. >> al: baltimore takes a time-out for whatever reason, i have no idea. >> cris: we talked about it, three straight plays ben roethlisberger was sacked. and you just saw the shot there to the head. his jaw was sore, but he just keeps hanging in there. and then the young receivers started taking over this game. and as much as you want to try and focus in on antonio brown, you just can't do it anymore. martavis bryant, markus wheaton have begun to balance the deck a little bit for this offense. >> al: and a near s

temple bowl eligible with a win over cincinnati senior day. 2nd quarter p.j.r losses ball and cincinnati recovers at the three and turns into this. temple losses third straight 14-6 final and i'll have one more dime try to qualify for a bowl. quidner fans fired up for division three playoff game. you'll love this running it in. runs away with 37-27 win and. >> gary start to the lasalle game. referee hit in the head by accident by a venderbility player. taken to the hospital. but he is okay. lasalle trying to rebound from first loss. they struggle all night. lasalle losses second straight, 68-55 john janini always tougher on players and trying to get the best outcome for the guys going forward. >> thank you. >> one more sports note on the "people scene". mickey raork won his first match back in the boxing scene. he returned in moscow, russia. he defeat aid fighter less than half his age. elliot see more of california. took a break from acting to box and ended career 6 wins 2 draws took a break from acting to box and ended career 6 wins 2 draws this is his first

played final home game against cincinnati hoping to get the sixth win. temple started out with a three-nothing lead in this game. but then in the second quarter, bad news. finding mc kay for the 3-yard touchdown pass, seven-three, cincinnati. then 30 seconds left in the half. mike boone runs it in from 1 yard out. temple playing great defensively, will lose it 14 to six. last chance to be bowl eligibles in week in their finale against tulane. >> sixers hosting the mavericks trying to avoid a zero and 16 start. that will would be franchise record. and the raining rookie of the year trying his best to get this win. goes in. get lay up, triple double tonight, 18-point, ten rebounds, ten assists. then in the fourth quarter, the sixers hanging tough in this one. kj mcdaniels, nails a three. that will put them to within four. mcdaniels with a career high 21-point, 13 rebounds, and the six letters hang with the mavs right up until the ends. but then chandler pars on just puts them away. sixers do set the franchise record, 16 straight losses, league record, two

she flew to cincinnati for the big game wednesday night and immediately ran into her father's arms. >e courage she showed me is nothing short of inspirational. >> reporter: during the game, fans held signs and wore still's jersey. the money donated thursday was raised by sales of still's jersey. >> a lot of the credit goes to her. what i'm doing is easy just talking about her story. what she's doing is the hard part. >> reporter: a fight that will continue on saturday when leah flies back to philadelphia for more treatment. don champion for cbs news, new york. >> leah's tumor was removed several weeks ago and doctors say her chances of beating the cancer are still just 50-50. >> warms your heart to see the outpouring of this big, bulky football man. >> a lot of people around the n.f.l. are supporting the family. that's it for the news at noon. we're back on tv at ak and of >> nick: so, phyllis told you? >> summer: yeah. mom and jack did. >> nick: how did that go? >> summer: when i first saw jack's face, i thought mom must be sick again. he just looked -- he looked so sad and crushed.

the daughter of cincinnati defensive tackle devon and battling cancer.atched her father play for the first me. and during the game the bengals made a 1.3 million dollar donation to cincinnati children hostal and medical center in leah's name. after the game he spoke about how strong his daughter is. she handled this whole ordeal tremendously. i have never expect 4-year-old tbe able to go lieu this, be able to understa what she is going through d be able to keep a smilen her face. >>reporter: her story has touched millions on social media. here's a picture of her father. picture father posted to twitter showing her with the bengals cheer leaders. even players onther teams are in awe of her bravery. vikings receiver tweetd with l due respect the browns and bengals leah is the biggest starn the stadium tonight. hash-tag leah stroychblingt absolutely. i love all if that. beautiful story. >> talkbout the weather forecast. >> that's right. sandhya is here with the latest. >> yes we head toward the weekend. we see some changes around herbefore we get to theweek

cincinnati still in first. >> the votes are in. they're going to give pittsburgh the win? >> i think that's safe. i think baltimore can call it on that one. they were all 5-3 before this game so that puts pittsburgh up to second, cleveland hanging in there, 5-3. baltimore drops to 5-4. but holden, when you look at those standings and numbers, this is one of the only divisions in the league where every team has a winning record, but can baltimore escape? all they have left is cleveland. >> pittsburgh has the tie- breaker. second of all, their divisional record isn't good. third of all, 11 of the 16 teams in the afc are over .500. 11 of 16 over .500. baltimore has a hole to dig out of now especially in the division and the head to head with the steelers. >> before i let you good as this game winds up, i do want to go back to the burgundy and gold for a second. >> sure. >> they're going into the bye week. after what you saw today, griffin, the defense, what should be their main focus? they have tampa bay coming out of the bye week. >> they do, and that's good news. i never sa

. >> reporter: sunday afternoon in cincinnati, ohio, the mt. st.tball team took to the floor in their season opener. all eyes on starting forward who may just be the most devoted player this game has ever seen. >> number 22, lauryn hill. >> reporter: 19-year-old freshman lauryn hill was diagnosed with brain cancer about a year ago. from that moment to this her main goal has been to play in just one college basketball team. >> i wanted to wear the shoes and wear that jersey and feel like a superhero again because that's how i feel when i put on the jersey and that number. >> reporter: for weeks lauren has been waiting for and working for that team. for the last month she's been training with her team, getting up at 5:30 a.m., fighting back headaches defying her cancer. >> when i'm not there, i feelic let people down. >> reporter: lauren has weeks to live and here she is worried about letting other people down. >> why does that matter to you? >> because i love them. they're like my family and they keep me going. they make me see positives. >> reporte

. >> cincinnati pweping always linebacker still daughter was diagnosed with cancer over the summer. > was well enough to see her dad play in the nfl for the first time. >> david muir talked with them for the first time. >> david muir talked with them before the big game >> finally there. right into the arms of her father. >> hi daddy. >> cincinnati bengals defensive tackle still daughter lee a.long before he take the field tonight he's fighting another enemy right beside his daughter. 4-year-old leah diagnosed with cr in june. so many people across the country have seen this on her way 0to treatment remarkable moment between father daughter. >> i'm ready for today. you ready for today? fu let's do it. let's if go. >> after diagnosis doctors weren't sure if she would survive it. sex hour surgery the tumor removed. without chemo come through and dad inspiring her every step of the way. listen to what he said about her hair. >> we are going to look just like twin. >> no. daddy i want. >> overnight strong enough to make this where the bengals donated more than within million dollar to can

and even better, sitting in the suite, watching with leah was another cincinnati hero. college basketball player and fellow cancer patient lauren hill. remember earlier this week, lauren, inspired millions by stepping on to the court. she has been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor after doctors told her they didn't expect her to live past this december. her school petitioned the ncaa to hold their season opener a few weeks early, just so lauren could play one last game. the result -- a truly remarkable moment from a truly remarkable young woman. i caught up with lauren to talk all about it. welcome. incredible few days stins since you played that game. and the outpouring of support you have gotten has been amazing. i want to play everyone a clip of you, addressing the crowd after you played. >> today has been the best day i've ever had. thank you guys so much. >> that feeling, out on the court, as you were standing there, what was that like? >> the was the best feeling in the world. because i was a little worried if i would be standing or talking or able to play

ron mott, nbc news, cincinnati. >> that is our broadcast on a friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. we want to leave you tonight by showing how hard they've been working out back to raise the tree that will thrill millions once it gets all gussied up and lit up. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we, of course, hope to see you right back here monday night. in the meantime, please have a good weekend. goodnight. >>> right now another 6:00, he is giving up silicon valley's congressional race congratulating congressman mike honda. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> it's not official, but it's over. the much hyped congressional race in the silicon valley came down to the wire. you saw him at the podium conceding to mike honda. there's more to this story, the future of him. >> this long campaign has come to a close. but my hope is that those engaged in both sides will channel their extraordinary talent, their extraordinary passion to solve our nation's most urgent challenge and that is to help create a strong

. >> when people lined the streets of cincinnati yesterday, they weren't hoping for a glimpse of somence or president. in fact, this was not about celebrity at all. [cheering] it wiz about an unassuming college freshman basketball player named lauren hill and her attempt to turn a living nightmare into a dream come true. about a year ago, lauren was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. but instead of wallowing, she set a goal: to try and live long enough to play in her first college game here at mt. st. joseph university. to that end, she practiced. even when she couldn't dribble, she tried. even when she couldn't stand, she stayed. >> when i'm not there, i feel like i'm letting people down. >> reporter: lauren has weeks to live at best, and here she is worried about letting other people down. >> why does that matter so much to you? >> because they're my friends. they're like my family. they keep me going. >> you got one heck of a teammate right here. >> i've got one heck of a team. >> to make sure lauren would get a chance to play, the ncaa moved the mt. st. joe season opener up two

she made the trip from philadelphia to cincinnati to see her dad play for the first time. leah is being treated for cancer at children's hospital of philadelphia. she accepted a check from the cincinnati bengals. >> we have up to the minute news thanks to our network of photographers and vai sikahema is monitoring those feeds. you have an update in a crash in idaho involving a national guard helicopter. tell us more about that. >> this happened about 7:00 last night near boise. two soldiers died as a result of that crash. it happened, this is a nighttime training mission that they were conducting last night and the names of the soldiers have not been released, but officials are investigating the cause of the crash. meanwhile, today president obama will meet with congressional leaders for the first time since republicans took over the senate in tuesday's election. among those expected to attend the meeting, kentucky senator mitch mcconnell who is expected to become the new majority leader. >>> and the rockefeller christmas tree is arriving in manhattan. it has arrived. ther

one was a great book publishing magnate from cincinnati, and a friend of the irish renaissance. a real friend of literature. he had some of his performance copies, including the other great collector who was man of the year, 1929. founder of the general electric, rca, rather. >> on more -- >> i do want to mention one thing. this belonged to dickens. here is his pen which you may want to hold. that's his ink well. this is his ivory letter opener which was given to him by his sister-in-law, georgina, and she had inscribed, or engraved, in gothic letters, in memory of bob, 1862. this is one of the forepaws of his cat, recently deceased cats, bob. the story has it dickens had trained about to put out his nightstand with his paws, so maybe that is the same. >> not to be terribly crass, how much is all this worth? >> we don't like to discuss price, but in one sense it's invaluable. i don't like to think of it in terms of financial values because he's were priceless objects. they can't be duplicated. i suppose someone could find a letter opener although not one with his cat's paw on it

first in switzerland and other parts of europe and cincinnati. wherever wind, there were having this pollution problems and also health issues involving the workers. said the recent ultimately they came to toms river as they wanted a place where they would have plenty of space to get rid of waste and a place where they could have more privacy and they found that in toms river. the factory location was in the middle of the words. it was set apart from the rest of the town. it was ideal in that sense. >> host: what do they manufacture and for what purpose? >> guest: their main product was dies. people don't realize it, but guys are the wellspring of the modern chemical industry, the chemical industry. all of the big names that we know so well, like basf, gaf, the aide stands for in the lynn, anna lindh dies. it's pronounced in a line. anil and i is for the sympathize commercially successful products and they were invented by a guy named william henry perkin who was a teenager at the time. he was 18 and he was experimenting and his parents attic in

first in switzerland than in other parts of europe, in cincinnati. wherever it went, there were harangued his pollution problems and also health issues involving the workers. so the reason they came to toms river is they want a place where they would have plenty of space to get rid of their waste and the place where they could have more privacy. they found in toms river, the factory location was in the middle of the woods. it was set apart from the rest of the town. it was ideal in that sense. >> host: what do they manufacture and for what purpose? >> guest: domain product was a die. guys are the wellspring of the modern chemical industry. chemical industry period. all of the names come big names that we know so well like basf, the a stands for anil, and unties. and online guys were the first great synthesize commercially successful product. they were invented by a guy named perkins was a teenager at the time. he was 18 and he was experimenting in his parents attic in london. he was trying to find a cure for malaria. and instead he discovered that th

the daughter of cincinnati defensive tackle devon and battling cancer.irst time. and during the game the bengals made a 1.3 million dollar donation to cincinnati children hospital and medical center in leah's name. after the game he spoke about how strong his daughter is. she handled this whole ordeal tremendously. i have never expect 4-year-old to be able to go lieu this, be able to understand what she is going through and be able to keep a smile on her face. >>reporter: her story has touched millions on social media. here's a picture of her father. picture father posted to twitter showing her with the bengals cheer leaders. even players on other teams are in awe of her bravery. vikings receiver tweetd with all due respect the browns and bengals leah is the biggest star in the stadium tonight. hash-tag leah stroychblingt absolutely. i love all if that. beautiful story. >> talk about the weather forecast. >> that's right. sandhya is here with the latest. >> yes we head toward the weekend. we see some changes around here before we get to the weekend. live

need just one more win to become bowl eligible today they played their final home game against cincinnatiing get that sixth win. they started with three-zero lead but in the second quarter this was bad for the owls. 3-yard touchdown pass and it's seven-three cincinnati. then 32nd left in the half mike boone runs in from 1 yard out. tell pep lose 14-six. last chance to be bowl eligible is next week in their finale versus tulane. >> sixers hosting the maverick trying to avoid an zero-16 start that would be a franchise reco record. and the reigning rookie of the year trying his best to get the win here. michael carter williams makin mg the layup. 18 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists tonight. in the fourth quarter the sixers hanging tough. mcdaniels nailed the three and put them win four. mack dan cells with a career high 21 points and 13 rebounds. the sixers hanging with the mavs right until the very end but chandler parsons puts them away. yes, the sixers set that franchise record 16 straight losses. the league record two more losses away. >>> we had a scary moment at the lasalle vanderbil

he was a great book publishing magnate in cincinnati and friend of the irish literary renaissance we collected for the status. he had some of the performance copies who is the man of the year in general electric. so these came from the collection. but i do want to mention one thing. here is the pen that you may want to hold. it's given as a sister and she had inscribed or engraved and he always put that on everything and this is the recently deceased and the story has it that he trained him to put out his paw. >> how much is all of this with? >> we don't like to discuss prices, but it in one sense it is invaluable. i don't like to say in terms of the financial value because they can't be duplicated. >> host: all insured i take it? one more manuscript. >> guest: this ist

she's getting ready for a trip to cincinnati to watch her dad and the bengals play the cleveland brownsomorrow. leah is battling cancer, but she's doing well enough to see her dad on the field. >> he knocks people down and they knock him down. >> at the game, the bengals will present a check for more than $1 million to cincinnati's children's hospital. the money was raised from sales of stills' jersey. >>> happening today, delaware state police will unveil its newest asset in the sky. we're talking about two new twin-engine helicopters. the choppers will be used for medical transport and public safety. state police will unveil them in middletown this afternoon. >>> and tonight, allentown's city council will discuss a new digital camera system for police patrol cars. the city got grant funding from a federal grant. a measure would add 68,000 additional dollars from allentown's general budget. >>> a popular particular city restaurant will be allowed to rework its lease so it can do business in a space that adjourns the closed trump hotel and casino. a federal judge approved the deal for t

so you were reading the paper in cincinnati, and i was reading in it syracuse.ave done it together. >> if only we had known. >> she was on her way. do you still remember the moment you walked on to that stage as annie? >> definitely. >> here she is, sarah jessica parker. >> bob hope introducing her. performing for our troops. but now, she's fighting to preserve the new york city ballet. helping to raise millions. her one wish, to put one more stop on the list for visitors to new york. if you could just get them from times square, 20 blocks north. >> i would personally take them if i had the time. if i could get them there, if words were needed, i would say, trust me. take two hours out of your day. >> millions watched her every week on "sex and the city." and dance worked its way into the script. did you ever imagine that one of the biggest dancing scenes would be in mcdonald's? >> no. >> do you think there's more stories to tell? >> i know of one more to tell, and it's a really, really wonderful, beautiful period at the end of a sentence. >> so it exists. >> an

first in switzerland, then in other parts of europe, then in cincinnati. wherever it went, there were horrendous pollution problems and also health issues involving the workers. so the reason, ultimately, they came to toms river is they wanted a place where they would have plenty of space to get rid of their waste and a place where they could have more privacy. and they found that in toms river, the factory location was in the middle of the woods. it was set apart from the rest of the town. it was ideal in that sense. >> host: what did they manufacture and for what purpose? >> guest: their main product was dyes, and people don't realize it, but dyes are really the wellspring of the modern chemical industry. the chemical industry, period. all of the names, big names that we know so well like basf, gaf, the a in basf and gaf stands for analine, and they were the dyes that were the first great commercially successful product. and they were invented by a guy named william henry perkins who was a teenager at the time. he was 18, and he was experimenting in his

ron mott, nbc news, cincinnati. >> that is our broadcast on a friday night and for this week.nk you for being here with us. we want to leave you tonight by showing how hard they've been working out back to raise the tree that will thrill millions once it gets all gussied up and lit up. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we of course hope to see you right back here monday night. in the meantime, please have a good weekend. good night. ♪ >>> as you can see, pippa middleton's gone country. but why? i'm billy bush. we have the whole explanation. >>

the daughter of cincinnati defensive tackle devon and battling cancer. she watched her father play for the first time. and during the game the bengals made a 1.3 million dollar donation to cincinnati children hospital and medical center in leah's name. after the game he spoke about how strong his daughter is. she handled this whole ordeal tremendously. i have never expect 4-year-old to be able to go lieu this, be able to understand what she is going through and be able to keep a smile on her face. >>reporter: her story has touched millions on social media. here's a picture of her father. picture father posted to twitter showing her with the bengals cheer leaders. even players on other teams are in awe of her bravery. vikings receiver tweetd with all due respect the browns and bengals leah is the biggest star in the stadium tonight. hash-tag leah stroychblingt absolutely. i love all if that. beautiful story. >> talk about the weather forecast. >> that's right. sandhya is here with the latest. >> yes we head toward the weekend. we see some changes around h

. >> it was a very special night, for cincinnati bengals defensive tackle devon still and for his daughter, of course as well. >> his four year-old daughter battling cancer right here in chop here in philadelphia she was there at the game in cincinnati, lee a still getting the vip treatment in the overhead suite, she was just released from chop, shoe flew to senate toy play for the very first time on a nfl field. phil wrote lee a strong on eye stops to on on his daughter. he made his way down the field where bengals presented children's hospital with a check for more than one million-dollar, that money will help with cancer research and treatment. >> that is awesome. >> police drop charges against a drummer from ac/dc fame, he attempted to arrange murders of two different people, kerry. >> prosecutors would like to proceed with other charges against 60 year-old phil red. he faces drink powe section charges. ac/dc said they still plan to release an album and tour next year as well. >> malcolm young founding guitar member of the bandies ill, so quite the times,. >>> budd light year and sheri

pittsburgh's season will end with cincinnati here.t keisel hit on some key things when we were talking with him about lebeau's defense is very complicated and you have to study the details of everything for a game plan. and maybe those two veteran guys coming back in the building, james harrison, brett keisel, has just awakened the old spirit of this defense. teaching them how to study, how to prepare physically and mentally. >> referee: third and final time-out baltimore. >> al: baltimore takes a time-out for whatever reason, i have no idea. >> cris: we talked about it, three straight plays ben roethlisberger was sacked. and you just saw the shot there to the head. his jaw was sore, but he just keeps hanging in there. and then the young receivers started taking over this game. and as much as you want to try and focus in on antonio brown, you just can't do it anymore. martavis bryant, markus wheaton have begun to balance the deck a little bit for this offense. >> al: and a near sack there. jason worilds coming in. second down and ten.

. >>> and the smallest person on the field dominated last night's browns/bengals game in cincinnati. that was 4-year-old leah still. she took a break from her cancer treatment to watch her father play in the nfl for the first time since her diagnosis. jim axelrod is at paul brown stadium where last night's game was played. jim, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the browns and the bengals may have squared off on thursday night football but there was only one star. the loudest cheers of the night belonged to a 4-year-old girl who's become everyone's child here in cincinnati. >> on the field is leah still. >> reporter: by the time they held the ceremony to honor leah still, at the end of the first quarter, the 4-year-old had been in cincinnati for 24 hours. >> hi, daddy. >> reporter: long enough for a pregame tea party with her father, bengals defensive tackle, devon still, long enough to hang out with the bengals cheerleaders, long enough for her to own the place. >> thank you for my toys. >> reporter: leah, of course, is fighting cancer, stage 4 neuroblastoma to be exact, and s

doctors say leah is well enough to travel to cincinnati from children's hospital in philadelphia. she was diagnosed in june with neuro blastoma, a rare childhood cancer and her survival chances are 50/50. over the past few months, proceeds from sales have been set aside for the cincinnati children's hospital, despite her dad's relative anonymity on the filed, 15,000 jerseys have been sold. even rivals have pitched in to help. and the patriots cheerleaders wore devin's jersey a couple weeks ago. a $1.5 million check will be presented to the hospital during the browns game in her name. her dad knows just how much this is going to mean to her. >> she's just excited. she is talking about how she is going to be yelling in the crowd and stuff. so it's her first game. she usually comes to my games before everything that happened so i'm pretty sure she decided to get back out here. she wants me to see her dance and so i've got to do something for her. not . >> this is going to be a very special weekend for are her, a lot of tears and prayers. she has more radiation and chemotherapy ahead.

>> i'm going to be with some good people here in cincinnati.y have prepared a nice dinner for me. just going to relax and enjoy the holiday, play some games, watch some football -- just do normal people stuff, you know? ,> i want to ask brian howe this whole issue we are constantly seeing the stories of people who spend years in prison and then later are exonerated. no one seems to be asking, what is wrong with our criminal justice system that time and again we are having these examples of justice system that just didn't bother to really seek the truth, but rather sort of a conviction -- sought a conviction. human system, and any system run by human beings is always going to have errors. i think is a country we have decided to set the bar to place would hopefully, people prefer guilty people go free than innocent people be convicted, but obviously, that doesn't was happen. lots of people who are trying to do a good job and are sincere in what they're doing, including police and prosecutors, are human beings and make mistakes. the more cases lik