the society of cincinnati -- the cincinnati hosted this event. it is just under one hour. >> good evening. i am the museum education manager for the american revolution institute. i am pleased to welcome you tonight for our first program of our winter-spring series. the american revolution institute of the society of cincinnati is a nonprofit organization that works to promote the knowledge and appreciation of the achievement of american independence by supporting advanced scholarship conducting programs, advocating preservation and making resources available to teachers and students. if you are not on our mailing list and would like to be, you can fill up the form in your chair. you can pick up a copy of our latest calendar of events out front. before this house became the headquarters for the society and institute, it was the home of lars and isabel anderson. in the early 20th century, they desired a home in washington where they could entertain american and foreign dignitaries in a grand setting. they selected a lot in a fashionable neighborho

the last time these two teams played and that was cincinnati. cincinnati won through 31.was a game at cincinnati tonight the owls play at home. the coach and the players remember that last loss well. >> i think it's a motivator. just losing by that much and it can turn you either way. you can go bad or turn it around and i think what we're trying to do. look forward to the next game and refocus and do what we have to do on each end of the corter and just play our basketball we can. >> temple will win tonight. i love players when they don't get the money they want, they say they're going to retire. that's the case with seattle running back marshawn lynch. when the team goes to the super bowl it's really hard to pay everybody. seattle would have to pay their quarterback and they will russell wilson. all right. but marshawn lynch has a contract that calls for $7 million neck year. the seahawks to sign their free agents have to cut the pay of lynch whose contract is too large. so assuming they have to cut him him, to 5 million lynch he just said he might retire. the players w

. >>> temple hosting cincinnati tonight. longest streak in the country but the owls ended that tonight. some guests in the house, kelsey was at the game, so was connor barwin. who is there? bond. they beat cincinnati 75-59. temple has won six in a row. who else has? drexel. damien lee leading the way. they win 53-49. both teams with six straight wins. looking good. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. . >>> well tomorrow is sunny and we will break the freezing mark. as we go into friday, feeling below zero degrees. >> thank you, sheena that is nbc 10 at 11. >> thanks for watching "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dakota johnson anthony anderson musical guest, mark r

you can see radar area of low pressure is off to the north of cincinnati. knowledge ever the snow we have snow stretching out from chicago to great lakes on east ward. to the south of the system warmer air comes in from the south and from southerly direction. warmer air is getting pulled into this and as a result we find a mixed bag of precip across the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll go in tighter on stormtracker 6 double scan 3d. light snow along the 95 corridor. and snowfall across interior sections of south jersey. you have to rain for cape may and dover delaware. on street-level you see route 322 lancaster in between pottstown as well. light snowfall from there. norristown malvern route 1 chester county and along the 95 corridor starting to pick up steadier snowfall close to medford great lakes. south of that region you have mainly rain conditions. it's for philadelphia that 95 corridor chester and lancaster counties and through sections of south jersey and also for middletown as well. these areas will quickly changeover to rain. there's a winter st

ballet is while you're trashing cincinnati. >> he is not trashing cincinnati.e was saying nice things. >> do you know how easy it is to go to a red's game. >> we're making him stand outside in minus 7. >> it's not cold out here guys don't worry about it. >> is it normally overflowing with water. >> it does in the summer. it's the center of cincinnati. >> let us continue our conversation but maybe we should let him go inside. >> go inside and get warm. >> the png dolly parton building is if you look east -- >> why do they call it that -- >> it's has two big -- they really do call it that. i'm serious. they do. anyway thanks keith. see you later. >> get warm. >> in the meantime we'll talk -- how do you go from there to there we'll talk about home depot, on the bottom and the top lines. number one home improvement chain reported a 36% jump in quarterly profit giving us reaction right now. brian is on the phone. he's the senior retail analyst. good morning. >> >> walk us through the headline to you. there's a couple of things going on here. there's dividend and sto

the red pandas at the cincinnati zoo, 2-year-old lynn and 9-year-old rover are a big hit online. >>> when we come back here tonight, the two smart cookies who found a virtual gold mine where no one else thought to look. >>> part of running a successful business in sales is finding new markets, a willingness to go where the competition can't or won't, like say a frozen lake in the dead of winter where a savvy girl scout and her friend are fishing for business using an irresistible sales hook. jana shortal has our story tonight from our nbc station kare tv in minneapolis. >> reporter: you and i, we see a quiet lake on a cold winter's night, but someone else took a look at this same place and saw a darn sales floor. >> we were selling girl scout cookies to ice fishers. >> reporter: there but for the grace of chapped lips go i. you heard her right, this rosy-cheeked red-blooded norwegian is hustling sugar on the ice. >> hello. we were wondering if you want to buy some girl scout cookies? >> reporter: fishermen startled at the sight of two 10-year-olds pushing cookies in the sleigh had no

back towards pittsburgh and cincinnati. the coldest air we've seen possibly of the season is coming right after this very warm day we saw today. i'll show you just how cold things are going to get and let you know about chances of snow tomorrow morning and that storm sunday into monday. >> doug thank you. >>> new tonight, a fairfax county man is in jail for impersonating a police officer. state troopers arrested him this weekend, a driver on i-66 called police last week says this white chevy impala was trying to pull over cars in prince williams county. police tracked the car to the man's home. they found marijuana in the car. >>> also new tonight, we're seeing some of the items police seized from a house filled with squatters in prince george's county. officers say they recovered ecstasy pills and nearly 50 grams of marijuana along with a stolen motorcycle and a stolen rolls royce-style golf cart. seven people have been arrested for taking up residence in that abandoned mansion. it's in the exclusive neighborhood. it was t

cincinnati in team. both teams eight and three in conference play.ple avenging a 31-point loss to bear cats earlier this season season. here we government will coming missed that game. and his presence was felt tonight. he hits the floater in the lane and led the owls with 21 points. jesse morgan showed off his three-point shooting. he hit four of them tonight. that triple game temple nine-point lead in the second half. they put the game away. cincinnati not allowed a team to score 70 points that game to an end. temple won the game 75-59 the final. >>> we need to win every game we play. we got miles to go yet. we got a long six games left and we got to work our butt off to see what we can do by the end of the year. so we're thrilled where we are rot now but we got ways to go. >> way to go fran. drexel hosting towsend another bug game out of the dragons damien lee. caa's top scorer had 23 points. they beat the tigers 53-49. drexel has now won six straight games. more news when we come back. ♪ >>> a new mascot for the sixers makes his debut. >> check t

cincinnati to get a pair of underwear. >> we are not going to cincinnati.nd, that is final. do you hear me? what difference does it make? what difference does it make where you buy underwear? what difference does it make? underwear is underwear. >> you know, that movie is so good. >> thanks. >> you won the academy award for that. dustin hoffman and i think cruise was great in that. >> he had to push the whole movie. dustin is over here but cruise has to move the whole film forward. it's a tough role. he was great. >> on to these roles that dustin hoffman -- who's the greatest actor of all time? >> that's a hard question. i think there -- i don't know that i can say. i certainly think that having worked with al on movies, he's one of the greatest actor i have ever seen. he has such dedication. he's so committed and so longs to work. it's really quite remarkable. >> i loved him in shy lock. >> on broadway? it was amazing. >> you made a movie in 1997 about how a president manipulates the bench to get himself off the hook from an embarrassing scandal. in fact,

cincinnati, for example, you'll be looking at snow arriving about midnight. four to eight inches of snow, a tenth of an inch of ice. ends as rain. as we move into early sunday morning snow developing from new york to boston. about one to three inches of snow. snow changing over to ice or rain. snowfall totals generally about six to nine inches. and the ice storm is a big problem. we're worried about this from missouri all the way into maryland. dangerous ice. so our winter continues, lester. and guess what? we've got not one but two more reinforcing shots of cold air coming in next week. >> al roker, thanks. >>> there is an urgent global appeal tonight from authorities in the uk. they're sounding the alarm about three teenage schoolgirls who have vanished from their families without warning. only to turn up on camera together at the airport. and there are worries they have been lured to join isis. as hundreds of young women across europe have done. we get late details tonight from nbc's katy tur in london. >> reporter: the three girls walked through security

joseph university in cincinnati. but can't go anymore because she's too sick.ncer. let's watch the video. ♪ sflifs told that it was inoperable brain tumor. she said two years at best. i remember it hitting home like, wow, two years. two christmases. today means something so much bigger than what i can even understand. to me it means my first college game, not my last one. my first college game. [ applause ] >> 5'11" freshman, from indiana number 22. lauren -- [ applause ] >> lauren sets high. the screen comes the ball goes down to lauryn hill and the layup is good. a layup for lauren. >> today was the best day i've had probably in my entire life. today i wanted to play basketball and that's what i did. she played in four games and raised nearly $1.5 million for the cure starts now and tonight in a private ceremony lauren received an honorary doctorate at her university. >> next on the checklist giving her homecoming queen crown away this month. there's valentine's day to celebrate then the completion of the new gym where her 22 jerry will hang. >> i want to see

here are your temperatures all of these areas are records, cincinnati 6 below and 1 in philadelphia and 9 in raleigh and atlanta 14 and jacksonville florida, 29 degrees tomorrow morning and you take a look at windchills the same time tomorrow 7 below that is the coldest temperature we are looking at with the major cities tomorrow morning, raleigh zero and jacksonville 22 degrees. windchill alerts from chicago east to boston down the mid-atlantic and all the way to the carolinas close to the panhandle of florida. more than a dozen states under windchill advisories or warnings into the day on friday. we'll talk about a warm-up but it comes with snow and rain and we'll have the seven day in just a little bit. >> be sure to bundle up check the 6 abc storm tracker app both the hourly and seven-day forecasts are there for you to help you get ready for the frigid temperatures. >>> some developing news here from lincoln university in chester county. after racial graffiti was pained on the skin to the campus. the historic black university sent a letter to the students saying the graffiti was a s

adam may, al jazeera cincinnati. >> you can see more of adam's report at 10:00 eastern. >>> after theirson is born with a potentially deadly condition. our preview of the oscar-nominateed documentaries and one person shares his incredible story of climbing up niagra falls. >> all this week we've been bringing you film makers from oscar-nominated documentaries. we talk about "our curse." a couple with a young son who is diagnosed with a potentially rare and deadly disease. we talk with the boy's father. >> the film our curse my son was born, diagnosed with a rare disease ccis. commonly known as ondine's curse. they have to be monitored constantly. i abasically film our first few months of living together. when leon was born, the situation completely devastated us emotionally. especially like all the doctors said you have no chance of normal life at all. and so obviously nerves were really bad we basically thought our life completely ended. so it was really hard time for us. and hopefully like i think the whole process of film-making helped us to go through this. like, you know, our energ

cincinnati's not perfect. but it's a much, much better city to live in today to live in and police in than it was at the beginning of the process. these folks get together still the collaborative is gone, but they still get together voluntarily on a regularly scheduled basis and work together for the betterment of the city. one of the naacp leaders in cincinnati, and you may have heard this while you were out there, was one of the biggest critics of the fraternal order of police. that naacp leader ran for city council with the enforcement and the active support of the fraternal order of police, now sits on the council and is a great proponent of resources for police. so, that's the kind of evolution that can happen when people come to the realization whether voluntarily or involuntarily, that they're going to have to work together and we need to find a way to make that happen, probably less -- with less force, but with more often as we move around the country. >> wonderful. thank you so much. please join me in

cincinnati we're hearing, today could pick up another five inches of snow throughout the day.r if our pandas were out there in the snow at all? we'll get a chance too, because we have more snow coming we just heard. >>> that's "news4 midday" for today. thank you for being with us and invite to you tune in for news at 4:00 5:00 and six. don't forget the second part of james pride's story coming up tonight on news 4 at 6:00. we have news throughout the weekend. hope you'll join us for that and monday right back here with "news4 midday" at 11:00 a.m. and hope you'll plan to join us. have a terrific weekend and . >> eric: come on. no spaghetti? i always have spaghetti. why can't i find anything? >> serena: i've got mine, eric. now where's yours? >> jennifer: hey. jj, it's mom. do you think you-- voice mail. oh! oh. for the love of-- >> paige: hey, let me help. >> jennifer: oh. paige. hey. what are you doing here?

that we have an arctic front marching into the ohio valley and a stripe of snow from cleveland and cincinnati the front pushes through here tomorrow morning, a lot of this moisture is going to fall apart. if you want to see an inch or so of snow, get in your car and drive to pennsylvania north and west that is the best opportunity of seeing that tomorrow morning. >> there is another front that is linking with moisture sunday into monday. we'll let you know what we are thinking coming up. >> wherever winter weather hits keep an eye on our 6 abc storm tracker app, and we have your hourly and seven-day forecast along with your team of meteorologists here on "action news" and the "action news" morning team will be up early tomorrow join matt tam and david and karen at 4:00 a.m. >>> the most bizarre story you'll hear all day. an upper darby man is facing charges because of a bathroom room emergency he pulled the fire alarm because his toilet was stuffed with potatoes he is charged with making a false alarm and disorderly conduct, he looks none too pleased. it forced the evacuation of that complex

well below zero in places like cincinnati and farther north into chicago.we will be tracking a storm system as we head into tomorrow. it will develop across parts of the tennessee valley and parts of the mississippi river. we'll see the storm system developing out here. temperatures will be cold in some spots for possible winter weather. wintery mix coming down, freezing rain. that will be a big issue on the roadways. that system continues tracking eastward. coming up for the weekend, another day where we could look at heavy snow across portions of the senator east. i-95 corridor will be a tricky forecast again. we're looking possibility warmer temperatures mixing in. that could make things tricky, is it going to be freezing rain or all snow in those big cities? forecast low temperatures jon, stays cold as we head into saturday morning. by sunday, warmer temperatures in the 30s in new york city. upper 20s in boston. that will feel great after the temperatures we've seen lately. jon: when you're getting excited about 30 degrees, that tells you have a bit of

saint joseph outside cincinnati to dr. beth murray, one of only 63 board certified forensic anthropologists in the united states. >> this case was one of the most challenging, fascinating, personally rewarding, but also at the same time personally terrifying cases that i think i've worked. >> dr. murray noticed a deep indentation on the top of the skull, which suggested the killer used a machete or a cleaver on the top of the victim's head. and dr. murray found other cuts and scratches all over the skull. >> and there were signs of trying to get the flesh out of the skull, and it gave me chills to realize that someone had sat with this skull in their hands and defleshed it. >> this skull had a nose cavity indicative of a caucasian. a battery of nearly two dozen measurements fed into a computer program confirmed this was the skull of a woman. dr. murray estimated that the victim was under 35 years of age. >> the sutures of the skull, the lines where the individual's skull bones knit together, those were still very open. and

the brighter whites across cincinnati and kentucky. kentucky 25 degrees below zero south of lexington. all of this will charge east. that brighter shade of white that's a thump upper thumping of snow that will get in here late this afternoon and into the evening hours. the surface maps looks like. there goes the low snow breaking out this afternoon. we get into the warm sector tomorrow we're up in the 40s and here comes the northwest wind again, icy cold conditions move back in here monday and tuesday in between we've got this moisture. as we time it out for you by lunchtime it's too slow. let's put the snow into the city around midday, # give or -- 1:00, give or take. as the colors get darker the precipitation gets heavier. that's what to expect as the day wears on, 8:00 it's snowing in the city. we're seeing the icy mix across south jersey and sleet and freezing rain. it will go over to rain as the milder air starts to win out. 89:00 it goes over to rain after that. the lehigh valley will take longer, so accumulations will be higher

cincinnati in the dark jerseys.off the turnover, gets it down the floor the pass pass, to the basket, the score and that is will coming. he had 21 points. temple led at the half by 11. second half, when it got close they tried to get it close temple goes on to win it, 75-59. they're 18th win of the season season. >>> all right. i love players that when they don't get the money they say they're going to retire. great threat. wonderful that's the case with seattle's running back marshawn lunch whose a jerk any way. when the team goes at the -- hey, i mean it's just -- i've had it were him too. super bowl it's hard to pay everybody. seattle will have to pay their quarterback russell wilson. but marshawn lynch has a contract that calls for 7 million next we're year. see hawk sign the free age they need they'll have to give lynch a pay cut. assuming they have to cut limb to 5 million he says just may row tire. the players want the money. i don't think he's going any w5 mill 5 million. all right. hockey pucks can take ple

they crushed cincinnati by 60 points. they have not lost back to back games in 20 years. the sixers did not get in from cleveland until 3:00 in the morning last night. the denver nuggets have lost 10 of 11. larry drew this is the way they drew it up sixers up 11 a big game, a career high 23. he had four three pointers. the sixers win 105-98 they won three of five. kyle kendrick no longer a fill philly. he signed a deal with the colorado rockies. his last winning season was three years ago. kyle is signing with the rockies, his teammate is signing autographs in prison. jason is searching a five-day sentence for reckless driving. i'm john clark and we're back after this. a mild day tomorrow. >> at least we're not looking at highs in the 20s today, today we barely got to 30 degrees. tomorrow it will be mid 40s. thursday morning we will see light snow through the area coasting up to less than an inch. as go into friday it will be colder and very windy, saturday looks good and as we go into sunday and monday that will be our next round of rain and snow. we will have more detai

game skid for temple tonight they put a five game win streak on the line, they are set to host cincinnati and they are an impressive 10-2 at home this season and the bear cats were the last to beat temple and it was an ugly defeat. >> they beat us up pretty good there a couple of weeks ago and we need to play as good of basketball as we can and this is a wonderful test for us. >> it's a motivator losing by that much, it can turn you either way go bad or turn things around. we are trying to look forward to the next game and refocus and do what we need to do on each end of the court. >> cincy is tough defensively. the sixers lost last night to the warriors 89-84 a pretty good showing by nba's best team. speaking of the best, did you see a better self contained alley-oop by daniels, and it was his birthday. >> the sixers hit the all-star break at 12 and 41. it's not good but better than most expected. >> a young and energetic team that is getting better throughout the season, you know with mike being out and tony i think we came out and played hard coming into this break, we have to be able

. >> this was your cincinnati chamber of commerce.d that, i want to ask you about the -- some -- >> neil, let me ask you a question. >> go ahead. >> let me ask you a question. don't you think that you want to have a tax system that is the least amount of injurious to the private economy, and if you tax investment and risk-taking and you -- give you a good example. i if you live in iowa and work the lifetime and you're successful and the time comes to cash in some of your stock, if you live in florida, you pay the capital gains tax and nothing else. if you live in ohio, you pay the capital gains tax and another 5.3% -- >> here's where your critics -- hear me out. they say why don't you first address government spending? they say in your budget it's going 11.5% this year, and that you're notet control that.viéÑ< and at first control that and then come back -- >> neil, neil. >> with these other taxes. >> neil, our budget growth in the first year by two percent inch the second year by two and a half percent. we are structurally balanced a

no joining us now from cincinnati is ken blackwell, former ohio secretary of state who has had dealingsh the law center. so, first of all, this started out as a group that was going to alert americans will threats within our borders, extremist threats, correct? >> correct. bill, when i was mayor of cincinnati i worked with the justice department's community relations division. and they worked with the southern poverty law center. and they were particularly interested in searching out those who were bombing churches throughout the south. and they were doing -- fairly decent work. but now they have, you know, morphed into that's almost tantamount to an auxiliary operation of the political left. >> all right. so you say that at first they were interested in justice pause that's their name right? and now they are not. they are interested in promoting left wing causes. you, i understand, come to that conclusion because you work for or with the -- let me get the name of it correct. family research council is. right, which accused back in 2007 the southern poverty law center of inciting a viol

ten cincinnati. roanoke, virginia at 20. we are at 16. albany new york at six below zero. those are actual temperatures. here are more numbers. twelve in trenton. ten in lancaster. zero in mount pocono. eighteen in wildwood. fourteen in wilmington delaware. factor in the wind which are not that strong seven, nine 6 miles an hour 10 miles an hour in wildwood. we have wind chills much colder then that. single digit wind chills for the most part. nothing on ultimate doppler. so lets get the to the future cast and talk saturday. tomorrow looks like a decent day. you'll see cloud around but temperatures will be milder then today. so, then we will move into sunday and we will start talking about that sunday night into that monday situation, some computer models are now slowing down this storm for monday and may not get here until really late sunday night into monday morning. the key is what will the temperature be when this precipitation moves in and will it be the wintry mix, will it be snow. the it is really still up in the air about that. we will talk about today first of all

lawyer found dead in the upscale hotel earlier this month will be laid to rest this weekend in cincinnati ohio abc 7 news has learned. according to "the cincinnati inquirer" the lawyer was married, had two brothers and was an uncle to nieces and nephews that adored him. he was a member of the ohio state crew team. on the o.s.u. crew alumni page a memorial site has been set up in his honor. this comes as we're getting new information from this search warrant about the day that his body was found stabbed several times in the back inside a fourth floor room of the 14th street hotel. according to the search warrant, a wallet and credit cards were s strewn about next to his head. they were all gathered as evidence in the room. the warrant said fingerprints were found but doesn't say if they belong to someone other than the victim. tonight, no new information on a motive in the murder mystery. police, however, are said to be searching for this person of interest seen in the hotel surveillance video hours before his body was found. brianne carter, abc news. >> the fairfax county police departmen

cincinnati. detroit, 45,000. has been a recovery because of the auto industry in detroit which isn't a bad thing. they used to be number one on this list. it's all about real estate and jobs. you have to have a job to buy real estate, and the two go hand in hand. what troubles me about this is that we're seeing wages stagnant year of ayear. after year. there are jobs created but bad paying jobs. >> the problem with a list of the cheapest place to live, you can't get a job there to buy the cheapest house. people who are savvy know all about that issue. thanks for coming on the show. great information and i love the real estate. i think it's awesome. >> enjoying it. pretty fun. thank you gerri. gerri: don't forget to tune in to making money with chairles charles payne. he will have howard schiller. a ground breaking new study that could prevent kids from developing peanut allergies. fat from fiction carry-on luggage. here is the consumer gauge with the numbers that mean the most to you. stay with us. ♪ gerri: well,

below with windchill in chicago, cincinnati,'ve nashville. the cold is on its way to the deeper south. we'll see record lows set over the course of the next couple of days. thursday morning is the coldest one. look at lexington, well below 10 degrees below zero. 11 below in cleveland. subzero temps across tennessee. teens in atlanta and the 20s in north florida. in terms of high temperatures, next few days awful cold. barely above zero. same story in chicago. st. louis holding in the teens. fresh snow on the ground. and moving over toward the southeast and into the northeast, new york city teens on friday. your coldest day. 20s in lan for thursday and there are some skills closed down. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news, stay warm. >>> president obama's immigration act was supposed to kick in today. it won't. it was blocked by a federal judge. the administration says he'll appeal but for now the administration will comply with the ruling. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> allison, good morning. this is not surpr

temperatures to the west are cold here in cincinnati and chicago, we had milder air to the west and a boundary coming in and that starts to scoop up milder air here too. the milder temperatures to the west are right ahead of this front as it cruises towards the east we'll get the southerly flow to the 30s tomorrow and unfortunately back into the 20s starting thursday the seven day, a high of 24 today bundle up and not a lot of wind and cold. 35 tomorrow and clouds mixing with sun and a scattered flurry or spotty snow shower is possible. and then back into the 20s, both thursday and friday if you can make it into the weekend, we get a sunny day on saturday and low 30s, how about sunday up to 48 degrees, remember how last sunday got mild, the same thing happens this week and the precipitation holds off until night and that should be mainly rain. >>> coming up we continue to cover the breaking news story out of ocean nearly 100 homes are evacuated after an explosion leveld this house in stafford township, new jersey "action news" is on the scene working to bring you a live report right n

this video from the cincinnati ohio area. if you didn't catch this on camera it would be very difficult to explain. he rounds the corner here. keep your eyes way up ahead. right past the light. >> is that a polar bear? >> quite the opposite. a pontiac solstice. >> oh it's a car. >> off that rock wall to the middle of the street. thankfully no other cars coming in that direction. >> how did that happen? >> i don't know. it's hard to tell if anybody is in that vehicle. i don't know if the parking brake wasn't set and it rolled down the hill? >> it's coming from the apartment complex. somebody left the hand brake off. >> does he have body damage? >> i wouldn't think there's quite a bit of damage. that's not built for that type of off roading. >> doesn't look like anyone is in that car. that's going to be a weird day. >> in china, this road is full of traffic, slow-moving traffic. what could go wrong here? you get into the moments where you are daydreaming. >> not behind the wheel. >> or behind the handlebars. >> looks like he ju

no joining us now from cincinnati is ken blackwell, former ohio secretary of state who has had dealingsthe law center. so, first of all, this started out as a group that was going to alert americans will threats within our borders, extremist threats, correct? >> correct. bill, when i was mayor of cincinnati i worked with the justice department's community relations division. and they worked with the southern poverty law center. and they were particularly interested in searching out those who were bombing churches throughout the and they were doing -- fairly decent work. but now they have, you know, morphed into that's almost tantamount to an auxiliary operation of the political left. >> all right. so you say that at first they were interested in justice pause that's their name right? and now they are not. they are interested in promoting left wing causes. you, i understand, come to that conclusion because you work for or with the -- let me get the name of it correct. family research council is. right, which accused back in 2007 the southern poverty law center of inciting a violence terr

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adam may, al jazeera cincinnati. >> we'll check and see how he's doing. that's "america tonight."tell us what you think. at he aljazeera.com/americatonight. come back, we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> what's in a flame? a lot if you -- a name? a lot, if you ask about america's fight against violent extremists. >> president obama calls it a battle of heart and mind, but roots of radicalism on the ground in a french neighborhood where the seeds of violence are sown. backward when it comes to gender equality. >> my greatest fear is that young women will be deterred from coming to silicon valley. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money."

of course, the name cincinnati tells us how tight it was with washington. that obviously was named for washington. they were closely connected and certainly george mason was as concerned as orsthers. one of the inspiration that built up towards a stronger union. if we were going to have prosperity at home respect abroad and extension westward, a future lie in a stronger union. what you need is those three. he would say expansion westward but you could say a future and they should, and mason shared those concerns very much. any other questions? we've got what time? one more i'm told by the person who runs had whole place really, despite what other people think and he does an amazing job. >> what in the world was going on here? washington sounds incredibly busy up there on the map. what was he doing back at mt. vernon? >> he was restoring this place to profitability. what do they always say if you have something that needs to get done, give it to a busy person. that's certainly true with washington. i mean and think of the other founders like washington. madi

one cancellation reported at oakland international airport but nothing reported at my cincinnati san -- mineta san jose. >> china's wealthy ill legal buying homes in the bay area in record numbers. we explore how that is affecting prices. >> this is a real estate trade show in shanghai where buyers choose homes from votes. competition among the real stores in the bay area is stiff. >> they feel that the government here is much more stable. it is a great place to invest. in china you do not have home ownership it is a 70 year lease. >> and we show you what it takes to get the deals done tonight at 11 o'clock. >> bet there will be a lot of cleaning up after the storm if the backyard. >> a lot of people i imagine. and probably wet. wear the older shoes. here is how sfo looks and why cheryl mentioned the flight arrival delays with drops on the lens and i will show you where it it is raining with live doppler hd a beautiful look at rainbows action great day for them and the big warming trend if the holiday weekend. >> and distracted driving on another level. how this man reacted when he r

there is a trounl of colder air from chicago and cincinnati.e through the east and get through here before we get on the other side of this and start feeling better that means the temperatures will drop even farther and it will be uncomfortable tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon things start to get better on saturday. this is what we are dealing with windchills, tomorrow morning with temperatures as low as they are going and winds still a factor, it will feel like 15 and 20 below zero. the worse numbers the farther you step towards allentown and the poconos, this is dangerous cold and dangerous conditions and certainly brings to mind hypothermia and frostbite. in just a short time it can occur in if you don't cover up your skin, 0 to 15 below if you walk outside as little as 30 minutes you can start to get frostbite. do take it seriously for the weekend we have another issue coming in between 3:00 and 5:30? snow and by 6:00 more snow but that looks to change to rain in the overnight hours and sunday rain and drizzle. 1 tonight and an overnight low

a lot better for cincinnati and pittsburgh. here is the power house system. as it comes right out of the four corners now into texas and you can see what is ahead of that. that is snow, that is freezing rain and rain out ahead of it. this will be a mess for the deep south. winter storm warnings out to atlanta today into tomorrow. so that will cause a lot of travel delays. that is all it takes to increase that low cloud deck. we are keeping an eye on this system that will drop down to the north on friday pip think it will give us some i hate to say it scattered shower activity. a cool breezy pattern. today low clouds and cool. sunny and mild. mostly sunny. that low cloud deck will peel back to the coast. it will be 668 in vallejo today which is down 50 degrees from yesterday. so. yeah that is pretty hot. so you might want to go to benicia where it will only be 67. other than the low clouds it will be sunny today. morning fog and then increasing clouds on friday. maybe light rain in the north bay and scattered showers on saturday. cool breezy pattern on sunday.

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district judge in cincinnati postponed it. cornell pleaded not guilty to several charges including attempted murder of u.s. officials. sweeping new security measures including possibly metal detectors are proposed for the national zoo in the wake of violence at major events there. abc 7 on your side fighting back reporter jennifer donaldon is live tonight in northwest washington. jennifer? >> well, maureen, when we come to the zoo, you're used to its open gate policy but spring break can spell trouble here at the national zoo and it's not inside the zoo but what happens outside. on a cold february day at the national zoo a cheetah walked alone. lunch tables were empty and foot traffic was low. come spring it will be a much different picture. more than 25,000 visitors can pass through the gates on a busy day. when high schools let out for spring break -- violence has broken out on one occasion. just last year two young people were wounded by gunfire on easter monday. after a year of meetings the zoo is poised to enact new secur

devin, he was a penn state all american in a second round draft pick for the cincinnati bangals.his defensive lineman found his softer side and embraced it from dancing to painting nails to dancing the dougie. there's nothing this dad won't do for his little girl. >> a daughter is a totally different experience. one thing i do that i have never done in my life is play with her barbies. i would have never done that before if i didn't have her. you do anything to put a smile on your child's face. >> she's teaching him new things every day. leah was admitted on friday. she's expected to be released on wednesday. vai, i know you had a great time interviewing them. >> it was heart warming to see a father and daughter like that. he's 6'5", 305 pounds and melts in front of his daughter. she wanted to dance and teach us how to do the dougie. she taught us. it was a heart warming story. we keep our fingers crossed and pray for her. >> absolutely. >> thank you. you are watching nbc 10 news at 6:00 a.m. >>> announcer: nbc 10 first alert weather breaking news. >> the snow turned to rain in m

." >> his jersey is the best selling cincinnati bangals jersey. >>> you are watching nbc 10 news at 5:00. it starts right now. >>> announcer: this is nbc 10 news, first alert weather. >> we have seen snow we have seen freezing rain and just all around slushy wet weather. we have seen it all overnight leaving a slippery mess on the roads this morning. the weather radar shows the change from snow to rain happening in the lehigh valley. this is one of the storms and we are getting used to them that depends on where you live. >> if you live or drive-through south philadelphia this is what you are getting. a live look at i-95 toward the airport. we are seeing rain falling now in south philadelphia. remember a lot of snow came down at least a desen amount making it slippery on the roads. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. we issued a first alert because of the dangerous conditions on the road. you can see the icon on the bottom of the screen warning you to take it easy today. >> when we issue a first alert, you know nbc 10 will have you cov