cincinnati reds manager bryan price. he's apologizing for his rant on friday. price was angry over a cincinnati inquirer article detailing the team's roster moves prior to the team's loss against the cardinals. he says, what are you telling them about our roster? he vented his frustration and dropped the "f" bomb on them 77 times along with several other bad words that we can't use. cincinnati reds, well they posted price's apology on twitter, said that he stands by the content of his message, but he's sorry for >>> all right. are you ready for some football? well, the national football league has released its 2015 regular schedule. it's a dandy. the season kicks off thursday, september 10th nbc. it's going to be the super bowl champion new england patriots hosting the pittsburgh steelers. how about those packers? they're playing the bears in week one. da bears. and your first nbc sunday night football matchup is going to be nfc rivals the new york giants

an abbreviation for cincinnati. and the date of texas independence, 1836. >> what i would like for people to take away when they visit here sr. a little piece of history. so many people come here with a connection to galveston looking for a piece of family history or connection. we play a very important role for galveston. we're the keeper of the history here. >>> with the explosion in the growing price of cotton, the galveston became a wealthy city and the only way the wealth could leave here was on the decks of sailing ships, to elisa has a key role and vital role in telling the economic story of galveston. >> stay down the stay sail. >> topsail. >> eliss was built 1877 in aberdeen, scotland, a riveted iron hull and she's classified as a bark. she has three masts four on the main mast and on the ms.en she carries a fore and aft sail. she was a merchant ship, part of the vast british conglomerate of sailing vessels that sailed around the world. she was more of a tramp sailors. in other words, there were ships bigge

cincinnati. washington, dc. baltimore.e are going to bring you the latest breaking details when we come back. ♪ ♪ charles: protests growing in multiple cities. philadelphia. baltimore. cincinnati. and many more. we'll continue to fill you in on all of them. we'll discuss obviously baltimore a lot more. it's an amazing story. biggest story of the week. rob wheeler. former dci homicide detective. looks a lot more comfortable in the studio tonight. dave katz. civil rights attorney paul. psychologist rabbi. thank you for being back with us. hilary still on set as well. i want to start with you rod. you've seen this firsthand. you understand the emotions. because i don't think pictures, as dramatic as they've been truly capture what's going on there. >> you're exactly right, charles. (?) good evening to you. i can tell you, the people in the city of baltimore as well as these other cities where we see the protests begin to brew. these people are frustrated. right, wrong, indifferent. they're frustrated. why are they frustrated?

officials in cincinnati, ohio have seen the impact of drug use on the city and the jail. drugs are a huge problem. unfortunately, it starts on the streets. by the time they're in the jail with us, they're withdrawing and they'll do anything to get the drugs back. so we can search all we want. they'll always find ways to bring them in. it's a daily struggle. we do the best we can. sometimes we find them. sometimes we don't. you know, that is unfortunately the best we can do. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but all are subjected to random shakedown, designed to keep drugs out of jail. >> everybody up, let's go. >> every day we do a search. a shakedown on a floor every day. >> we'll pull the inmates out of their cell, set them in the middle of the day space. the dog will go through the cells and search the cells finding any contraband we cannot find. >> i feel in some way he's shaking out my panties right now and going through my dirty clothes. >> i'm far to boring to have

we are onto cincinnati. that was the mantra. we are onto cincinnati.: this book is called " you cannot make this up: miracles, memories and the perfect marriage of television and sports." thanks. al: always a pleasure. let's not wait 18 more years. charlie: i won't. i promise. thank you joining us. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to cher madonna and beyonce, it is time to make way for hillary. ♪ mark:: on the show tonight ready for hillary. rubio is ready to go. and ready, aim, fire. first, the great clinton campaign announcement is coming on saturday or maybe sunday. definitely sometime this weekend. it'll be on twitter or maybe facebook. then she will go on to iowa or new hampshire or maybe it will be to mexico.

we are onto cincinnati. that was the mantra. "we are onto cincinnati.": this book is called "you can't make this up: miracles, memories and the perfect marriage of sports and television." al michaels, thank you. al: always a pleasure. let's not wait 18 more years now, ok? charlie: i promise. thank you joining us. see you next time. ♪ . . i am cory johnson. we will check the headlines. the company will sell $26.5 billion of real estate to wells fargo and blackstone is it undertakes the biggest and broadest restructuring of its ce capital unit. here is the ceo, jeffrey immelt. jeff: this is an excellent time to sell financial assets. we think performance in the australia consumer finance value demonstrate our platforms may be worth more outside the company.

we're on to cincinnati. and he was like that was the mant ra.: this book is called you can't make this up. miracles memories and the perfect marriage of sports and television. al michaels, thank you. >> charlie, always a pleasure. let's not wait 18 more years now okay. >> rose: i promise. >> okay. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us on-line at pbs.org and charlie rose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> on tomorrow's pbs newshour, big ears a music festival in knoxville tennessee that blends the sound. >> you are watching >>> this is "nightly busines re su. >>> merger mania. a trillion dollars in deals so far this year. could this be a record year and is it a bullish sign for investors? >>> on second thought, conventional wisdom says pay off your mortgage before you retire. give you reasons why that might not be the best idea. >> making the the grade. winter is never a great time for the airlines and

. >> reporter: at the outset, third-grade teacher linda hissett of carson elementary in cincinnati welcomed the guarantee, and saw it as a solution. >> i had some students who were at a kindergarten-level reading first-grade-level reading, second grade. you know, i guess, i just, i look at it with dismay. >> reporter: but carson's principal, ruthenia jackson, was wary of the guarantee. some 40% of her students were in danger of being held back. >> the research shows that if you retain children over, it does not help them down the line, because they're just getting older, and then eventually they'll get in high school, and they'll just drop out.

we're on to cincinnati. and he was like that was the mant ra.: this book is called you can't make this up. miracles memories and the perfect marriage of sports and television. al michaels, thank you. >> charlie, always a pleasure. let's not wait 18 more years now okay. >> rose: i promise. >> okay. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us on-line at pbs.org and charlie rose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> on tomorrow's pbs newshour, big ears a music festival in knoxville tennessee that blends the sound. >> you are watching announcer: a kqed television production. man: it's like holy mother of comfort food. kastner: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy. man: oh, i just did a jig every time i dipped into it. doug: ...which just completely blew my mind. woman: it felt like i had a mouthful of raw vegetables and dr

we are onto cincinnati. that was the mantra. "we are onto cincinnati.": this book is called "you can't make this up: miracles, memories and the perfect marriage of sports and television." al michaels, thank you. al: always a pleasure. let's not wait 18 more years now, ok? charlie: i promise. thank you joining us. see you next time. ♪ emily: he made his name as a top tech analyst on wall street, leading coverage of the amazon ipo. then, bill gurley made his way to the promised land of silicon valley, launching a venture capitalist firm, joining benchmark capital in 1999. almost right away, the bubble burst. bill gurley rode the market up and down, along the way making his early bets on some of the best names -- twitter, uber, snapchat, instagram. joining me today on "studio 1.0," seasoned venture capitalist bill gurley. thank you for

. 1864 in cincinnati, ohio. the idea was to keep the armies in the east and in the west -- the confederate armies, so busy they could not reinforce each other. and not have a repeat fiasco of the battle of chickamauga in 1860 three. this strategy is working slowly, but inexorably well grants -- while grant keeps lee's army bottled up, sherman captures atlanta. thomas crushes the army of tennessee, the confederacy's second-largest field army, and one week later, general sherman completes his march from atlanta to the sea by presenting the city of savannah georgia to president abraham lincoln as a christmas gift. now, sherman is looking ahead to his next campaign. he is going to make a march through the carolinas, moving his army group northward to richmond, virginia. there he will join forces with general grant, and together, they will crush lee's army and bring the war to a victorious conclusion. sherman plans to launch his campaign and january of 1865. but torrential winter rain prevents that from happening. he

a new commission in says he will be allowed to participate in the all-star game in cincinnati. former commissioner says that could be bad news for baseball in joins us on the phone. >> i am a fan of yours and i respect what you go through. bravo. neil: but what is mitt -- misleading is what they are allowing him to do since the event is in cincinnati that all of the all-star teams can showcase their icons. pete rose is the icon for the reds. so nld is not saying we condone this but that is a distinction? >> it is very big. and it cannot be overstated. it happened once before commissioners zelig permitted rose to be honored as one of the 58 great players in the history of baseball in cincinnati that led people to assume that's he was prepared to reinstates peaked rose -- pete rose to baseball and it turns out was not true but my concern is less with what he is to ring than the perception it may signal something more important. neil: you took over just a few weeks after that decision but used up to his guns. but there is a sense things are melting a little bit with the relationsh

and in cincinnati it's take everyone out to the ball game even the youngest of fans.e reds ballpark offering a new sanctuary for parents, v.i.p. space complete with flat screen tvs, plush seating, and, yes, bottle service. >> the game's going on. you can still watch it but it is relaxing and calm in here. you can actually bond and spend some time with your child. >> reporter: there are also lockers to store baby bags changing stations and the privacy for moms to bottle and breast feed. >> you get a lot of looks whether you do it in public. so sometimes it is approving looks. but sometimes it is disapproving looks. so it is just nice to have a space to do it that's private and clean and comfortable. >> reporter: but it is not just an issue for moms. l.a. dodger fan and new father ashton kutcher racked up nearly a quarter of a million likes on facebook when he griped there are never diaper changing stations in men's public restrooms. >> we wentprobably wouldn't have went to a game this year if they didn't have this. >> the chance that all of us get to come over and spen

the she's tiny but tough tougher than any of the guys on the field including her nfl dad, cincinnati bengal devon still. lea still dominated cancer and saturday she dominated the field. scoring a touchdown in the first leg complete with the end zone dance. >> she loves playing football. me and her play a lot when we are by ourselves but for her to do on the football field with the whole team running and blocking for her i know she enjoyed that. >> reporter: devon and lea's presurgery fist bump made them famous. lee ace in remission from stage four neuroblastoma and spent this year at chop where she underwent surgery and chemotherapy. her story made national news. sales of her dad's jerseys went to cincinnati's children's hospital and devon snapped photos of his daughter throughout their ordeal. here in philadelphia devon needed a place to practice. delaware native and nittany lion turned to penn state buddy jeremy scott temple a's strength coach and in turn lea taught the team a life lesson. >> great to have her around. the kid love her. reminder to them that what real courage is. >>

she's tiny but tough tougher than any guys on the field including her nfl dad cincinnati bengal, devon still. lea still dominated cancer and saturday he dominated the field. scoring a touchdown in the first way complete with the end zone dance. >> she loves playing football. me and her play football a lot when we are by ourselves but for her to do it on the football field with the whole team running with her, i know she enjoyed that. >> reporter: devon and lea presurgery fist bump on social media made her famous. the she's in remission from stage four neuroblastoma and spent this year at chop where she underwent surgery and chemotherapy. her story made national news. sales of her dad's jerseys went to cincinnati's children hospital and devon snapped photos of his daughter throughout their ordeal. here in philadelphia, devon needed a place to practice. the delaware native and nittany lion turned to jeremy scott, temple's strength coach and lea taught the the team a life lesson. >> the kid love her. great to have her around. reminder to them that what real courage is. >> it is more than

there she goes leah and her dad were special guests and leah's dad is cincinnati bengals tackle devin still. you may remember last year leah was battling stage four cancer. she is in remission and doing well. after her big moment, the players celebrated around her. you can't even see her. she has been such an inspiration. her father brought the story to light to bring awareness to her condition and she's been such a fighter. >> the whole family. >> every time i hear that story -- >> i got chill bumps when i saw her running to think she's healthy you have no do that when we've seen pictures of her in much worse condition. >>> after the break, >>> an mma fighter is my yay. police say jon jones is wanted with a hit-and-run crash in albuquerque. they haven't been able to contact jones. a woman in the other car was not seriously injured. jones is supposed to defend his light heavyweight crown on may 23 in las vegas. eun. >> one rogue coyote is off the new york street this is morning. take a look. this is surveillance camera rolling when police officers cornered the animal at an outdoor caf

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in cincinnati, ohio. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight.cbs news all around the world i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minu >>> the latest on the suspect in that kidnapping car chase and shooting at the census bureau. he had a long record.eporter: after chaos here at the census bureau thursday it is much calmer here friday, but one family is grieving tonight. >> reporter: a fairfax county police officer is under investigation for alleged child pornography involvement. i'm peggy fox, the story coming up. >> good evening. i'm derek mcginty. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. >>> we're gathering some new information about the crime spree that gripped the region last night. >> it began with the kidnapping outside a battered women's shelter, involved a shooting at the census bureau and ended on h street in northeast. >> we'll have the latest on that in a moment. >>> but first at 7:00 a stormy evening across the region. >> tenacious topper is tracking some showers and maybe storms as they head our way with your first alert forecast. >> most of

steve hartman, "on the road" in cincinnati, ohio. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> now at 6:00, are they cheating their way to the american dream? kpix 5 uncovers a bay area school that could be a front for foreign students to stay in the country. good evening, i'm brian hackney in fore ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. san jose university is under investigation. its ceo is in big trouble. authorities suspect he has been running a visa mill for foreign students. only on "5", kpix 5's devin fehely tracked him down today at his house. devin. >> reporter: yeah. yesterday's guilty plea was the culmination of a three-year legal battle but the question now really is: are the school and the students' problems just beginning? our cameras were there when the ceo jerry weng arrived at a santa clara home. quickly retreating inside and

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then her father was cut from his team, the cincinnati bengals.egin the start of a surprising journey for this father and daughter team with an ending fit for a story book. >> reporter: it is understandable that leah still might be tired. she had an exhausting year. >> did you ever think it possible the strongest person you would know would be a little girl? >> no. i honestly didn't know what true strength was. i didn't know a 4 year old withed show me. there are no directions on how to handle this. we handled the best way we could. >> reporter: leah and her dad would get unexpected help. after cutting devon still last august the bengals changed their mind and signed him to the team meaning he could keep his health insurance. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: devon still travelled between cincinnati and philadelphia. >> daddy, i'm on a plane. >> reporter: where he and leah's mom made sure she got through each painful treatment. >> when you go over to children's hospital what was that like for you to walk in the door? >> i got scared. >> was daddy there?

cincinnati airport is in kentucky. did you know that? >> i knew that.ith ent there. >> can you come back and talk about bourbon some time? >> bourbon is hot. we call it bourbonism. come check it out. >> all right. >> president obama we gave him a treasure chest full of bourbon. >> i'd take that. >> we have chili. chili and bourbon is good. >> they're the napa of bourbon, louisville. >> that's right. >> bourbon is -- we now have a 365-day a year tourism people are coming to enjoy bourbon. it is really hot. it's worth its own story. >> and baseball bats. >> my kids use them. >> louisville sluggers. >> gave one to the president yesterday. >> did you really give one? i've taken a tour of that -- used to go to a golf tournament down there. the ned beatty tournament. >> not the same thing. >> you cannot bring up deliverance in front of ned beatty. >> we've got to go. >> no. >> it's the dating game. >> no it's not the dating game. >> oh, price is right. not donl i date myself but i had it wrong in the process. >> bob barker made a weird april fools' prank. >>

. >> reporter: two years ago, the city of cincinnati and others across ohio faced a major problem: on a national reading test, 60% of fourth-graders were failing, a gap that many we spoke with then feared would just grow wider. >> we don't teach reading in fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh grade. so if they haven't learned that, they're not going to learn it. and that's just unacceptable. >> reporter: so two years ago, republican state senator peggy lehner put a wall around fourth grade, passing legislation that promised to hold back any third grader who failed the state's reading test. ohio called it the third grade reading guarantee. >> it's now or never. we're finished with passing kids along that are unable and unprepared to actually reach success at the higher grade levels. >> reporter: at the outset, third-grade teacher linda hissett of carson elementary in cincinnati welcomed the guarantee, and saw it as a solution. >> i had some students who were at a kindergarten-level reading first-grade-level reading, second grade. you know, i guess, i just, i look at it with dismay. >> reporte

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cincinnati to north of nashville. it is associated with a cold front that will pass through later today. 63 at reagan national. 69 in fredericksburg. we will warm up to at least 70 degrees. that is the latest. jummy: harry when -- heroin overdose deaths are up from 2011 according to the medical examiner. something is being done to stop that statistic. john gonzalez looks at the new heroin operations team. john: we are talking over $250,000 in marijuana and heroin seized. law enforcement will work together as part of a regional initiative to tackle a growing problem here in loudoun county. it focuses on enforcement, education, and prevention. fatal overdoses around the country have tripled since 2010. loudoun county has been hit hard. >> we got a knock on our door. little did we know, it would pull my wife's heart and my heart out. your son was found deceased. my wife collapsed that day. john: the number of fatal heroin overdoses has doubled, going from six in 2013 211 last year. autria: the glenmont and wheaton metro

from the cincinnati "enquirer."a report on player who is not with the team. here is kind of how it went. listen. >> your job isn't to sniff out every little [bleep] thing that is about the reds and put it out there for every other guy to hear. i'm [bleep] sick of this. i'm sick of listening to this [bleep]. [bleep] bleep. second-guessing. you guys can could do whatever the [bleep] you want. i tell you this i'm not telling you everything about this [bleep] ball club. because you guys will go out there and sniff it out anyway. i don't like it [bleep] bit. bent over backwards to be honest and direct with you [bleep] guys. you stick it up my [bleep] and the rest of the team. i'm [bleep] sick of it. martha: i think we broke the beeper button. bill: the rant went on for five minutes. 77 f-bombs and choice words. his team went out and won. they beat milwaukee 6 h 1. as a red fan something is working right now. bryan price is good guy. i'm certain that is not what he wanted to -- as he did not want to be portrayed publicly.

museums were established across the midwest, that's why cities like cincinnati and of course cleveland, cities that may not have been the nation's largest when you look at dayton young township and toledo but were cities that were prosperous, created great products, great wealth and had huge contributions to start these cultural centers. that's why ohio has -- is one of the leading states in the nation of locations for art for good art museums and pretty much all of our major cities. arm museums were status symbols, in many ways they were the sports arenas of the early 20th century. it was in climate the cleveland museum of art was established 99 years ago opening in june, 1916. we mark last year and the next couple of years the hundredth anniversary of the cleveland city club and the 100th anniversary of the cleveland orchestra also. so much happened in that decade in cleveland ohio and cities like it across the country. the original marble neoclassic building was an instant icon and a signal to the world that cleveland would take its place as a world-class city city and a center for

a woman dialed in cincinnati ohio when the -- died in cincinnati ohio when the tree crashed on her car of rain fell in alabama dozens of homes destroyed. tornados stretched from northern florida to north carolina. the system sent country music fans for cover in arlington texas. >> get the umbrella here. >> reporter: yeah, heavy rain this morning and thunderstorms this evening. take a look at the central portion of the region, our most commonly heavily traveled roads are being covered by heavy rains, the blue route the schuylkill expressway, both turnpikes and the top half of the atlantic city expressway and routes 55 all not looking pretty good or very good at all. we have the heavier rain beginning to clear wilmington, generally speaking even there, you're look at a lot of residual ponding and puddling. this is moving toward the east and the majority fortunate morning rush hour will be wet with eventual clearing or drying west to east later toward the end of the rush. as we look outside, cloudy skies, wet conditions at the ben franklin bridge. you may see the camera bouncing a bit on

enough to win here without having [ bleep ] we bring to the table every day. >> cincinnati inquiriernted 77 in a 5:30-minute ran. >> i've been at [ bleep ] candid as i can [ bleep ] be about this team as our players. and we've got to [ bleep ] deal with every -- >> 77 "f" bombs and 11 uses of a vulgar term of feces. two doe vine, one equine. this was about players that might help rivals. >> your job isn't to sniff out every [ bleep ] thing that is about the reds. >> a reporter said later that is precisely his job. as the rant picked up steam, the pace of the expletives quickened. >> i'm sick of [ bleep ] second-guessing [ bleep ]. you guys with do whatever the [ bleep ] you want but i'll tell you in, i'm not going to [ bleep ] tell you everything about this [ bleep ] club because you are going to sniff it out there in this. >> seven bleeps in seven seconds. >> if you want to crown them, crown their [ bleep ]. come after me. i'm a man! >> so then kansas city royals manager, hal mccray, still takes the cake for heaving a tape recorder that gashed a sports writer. and for brian price, h

. ♪ >>> while cincinnati, ohio's hamilton county justice center is originally built to hold 1,200 inmatesit now houses an average of 1300 men and women every day. most are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trials or the resolution of their cases. in the female population has grown significantly in recent years. >> females these days are committing crimes like the men. they are now in homicide, felonious assaults. now using weapons. >> society is changing. our norms are changing. and one of the things that has changed is the number of women that come to jail. >> kianna mcmeans came to jail an case that made headlines following release of a cell phone video that went viral. >> this video recorded saturday shows two women stripped naked, beaten and robbed. 25 years kianna mcmeans is charged with participating in the assault. the victim's property was found inside her car. >> some people ain't think it was fun. i thought it was fun. some people thought i was just so wrong. talking about me. they don't even know me. don't even know the story for real, like. >> mcmeans says the night be

in fort benning, a trail of damage, including in cincinnati, ohio, worry woman died when this tree came crashing onto her car. in this image from cottonwood, alabama. amazingly, nobody was hurt. in fort mitchell, alabama siding was ripped off of this house. more than 40 reports of severe weather in the region. overnight, the same system sent people running for cover at this outdoor concert in arlington texas. >> the tornado sirens were going off. reporter: sounding the alarm for the dangerous weather. not quite a tornado, but a second night of damaging storms pounding the dallas area. this is a commendation of two storms that have been stuck in place. now they are together, moving up the northeast. it will be a stormy start to the week. kimberly: it was a day that had much of the area on age, a violent -- on edge, a violent criminal escapes police custody. now virginia governor mark warner -- now virginia senator mark warner is reacting to the report. u.s. marshals arty have their investigation underway into allied protection services. joce sterman has more on why that may not be enough

. >> today we serve as the headquarters for the society of the cincinnati institute. a nonprofit that promotes the knowledge and achievement of america ended 10 -- independence. it was the winter residence of lars and into the isabel anderson. their home was described as a florentine villa in the midst of american independence. with an interior that would be a dream of beauty and good taste. dr. wilson will investigate the architecture of anderson house and other extravagant mansions built between the civil war and world war i. dr. wilson holds the commonwealth professor's chair and architectural history at the university of virginia. he specializes in the architecture design of america both at home and abroad. he has served as an advisor and commentator for a number of television programs, including america's castles, and 10 most influential american buildings. he is the author of books that deal with moderatn architecture. his most recent book was published in 2012. dr. wilson. [applause] dr. wilson: thank you. can you hear me? are we ok? i want to thank kindle and