we both lived in the cincinnati area our entire lives. we were born and grew up in a small blue-collar neighborhood just to the north of the city of cincinnati although my family ved to cincinnati when i was six years old. john was the second of 12 children. we are raised catholic and i know having pope francis speaking to us. rivalh played football in high schools. and incredibly. we both played defense. in fact, we both have ties to former head coaches at notre dame. john played at moore high school and i was recruited to william ap marry. we both worked to put ourselves through schools as january tors. later, we ran small businesses. john with a packaging and a plastics business and i with a very small law practice and we served in local politics. in many ways, i understand the challenges that john has overcome. and make no mistake, john boehner's story is incredible. it is the american dream. and we have a couple of my colleagues who would like to speak this evening. i would like to yield to the gentleman from ohio, mr. gibbs, such ti

>> she's close to 20. >> how far are we from cincinnati? >> uhm, maybe 15, 20 minutes. >> oh, that's it? >> yeah. >> oh my gosh. >> i feel like i'm in the country. >> i know. sarah was the captain of her high school volleyball and softball teams. she injured her knee during a regional volleyball tournament at the age of 18. her doctor prescribed percocet. >> i took maybe two one day and really i liked the feeling. it was more of a buzz than just the pain gone and i liked that. it would be the beginning of her descent into heroin addiction. >> what happened when you did it the first time? >> i was immediately in love with it, i loved the feeling. when our cameras began following sarah kordenbrock back in 2012 she was trying to kick her heroin habit. >> when did you start using heroin? >> it didn't take long. um, maybe within a year. it got to a point where pain pills were too expensive. >> what did you pay? >> 80 dollars for one pill. i always crushed them down and snorted them. and the boy i was dating at the time, had hidden the fact that

by the way, we've got randy rico from our sister station in cincinnati. your viewers were the best at getting -- they voted you, so you get to do the weather with me. >> i'm excited. i feel a little overdressed at this point. >> i know. if you want to get in the tank, you can. >> i'm the only one not wearing soggy bottoms. >> regular day for me. you'll do the weather. we'll put up the map and take it away. >> we're looking at the forecast for today. you can see the rain has moved out of new york city. it snowed this morning in portions of michigan, even flurries in northern illinois. cincinnati today, expect lg a ing a high in the upper 50s. >> reporter: good morning. rain moving out of here over next couple of hours. then sunshine works into metro boston around lunchtime today with windy, warm conditions. temperatures throughout the afternoon heading for the lower 70s. tomorrow mostly sunny skies. upper 5 >> lower 70s. tomorrow, mostly sunny skies, upper 50s. halloween, lots of sunshine, temps saturday after, low 50s. and sunday evening, back into the up

and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

cincinnati se guardÓ lo mejor para el final. gol desde el campo y se acabÓ.anos cincinnati 27 a 24. chicago y kansas city. el problema aparecÍa en la primera instancia. wilson recuperaba el touchdown. se fue 19 yardas. las cosas comenzaban a complicarse para chicago. era momento de reaccionar. anotaciÓn de wilson y mÁs tarde, otra vez en problema. chicago tomaba la ventaja. kansas city la tuvo, pero la desperdicio. chicago se lleva la victoria. vamos a la pausa, pero recuerde, los invito a que vayan a facebook.com/william bonilla tv y participen en la probeta pregunta de la noche, ¿quÉ te pareciÓ la victoria de mÉxico ante estados unidos? 49ers en la gran manzana para william: regresamos a la nfl. segunda oportunidad. bruce se escapaba en 36 yardas. mÁs tarde, eliah encontraban su derecha el touchdown. el equipo de los gigantes terminÓ con victoria. postemporada. se venÍa los problemas para los texanos bases llenas. cuarta bola y anotaba. cuadrangular de dos carreras. los azulejos se llevaron la victoria y acortaron la distancia de la serie. astros - kansas c

cincinnati is at 4-0. they win. seattle is 2-3. brad will not play tomorrow afternoon against tampa bay. he suffered a precaution in last night' s loss to the montre al canadiens. this errant elbow caught him under the job. no protection whatsoever -- caught him under the jaw. he knows how cautious all professional teams are being with concussions. he' s out indefinitely. a lots of unhappy mets fans after tejada had his leg broken and a very questionable slide by chase utley by the dodgers. here it was. ball. tejada has his back to first base and he is shaken up by intention at all of sliding anywhere near the bag. he went right after utley. tejada has a broken leg. postseason. the slide was late. he may impose some type of discipline on chase utley. >> hate to think that utley try to hurt somebody. it was certainly was late, that concerns me. the lateness of the slide. but you know, we are still basically talking about it. mike l.: tejada had his back to utley. mike leach meant beat jordan -- leachman beat jordan spieth. the story

that's why they gave him and brought him over from cincinnati. this is the johnny cueto we know in cincinnati. interesting to me. because in the fourth inning. if that looked like the inning. mets had a chance to knock him out of the game. working around the mound. you know what he did. what all great aces do. min mitzed the damage. made the pitches. needed to make pitches. and changed speed. and used the fastball. and off-speed. keep the guy off balance. >> signature moment. one he will remember forever. for sure. 122 pitches. in control for all 122. very, very impressive. fascinating to me. this mets staff. we know how good they are. something we have never seen before. they were challenged like never before. we have seen that in two games. look at the numbers. 34 starts on average. 50, swings, misses. tonight three. he feels he is mike tyson. punches you once. tonight kansas city did not flinch. >> no doubt. the royals. what they do. degrom. they executed jabs. they do what they do. they, they, hit you with small, keep the ball in the yard. th

in the nfc west, seattle in cincinnati. seahawks led the bengals 24-7 in the fourth. cincinnati comes roaring back. andy dalton the keeper. then fourth quarter, the diving catch. that led to the game-tying field goal in over time, mike nugent, 42 yards for the win. he banks it. bengals win 27-24, seattles drop to 2-3. cal bear to stanford cardinal, for 31 yards. 7-0. another local connection, rodgers, the former san jose state star, james jones, 65-yard, packers now 5-0, 24-10 your final. to baseball. alds, astros and royals and houston tied. astro fans have been waiting since 2005 for this game. they had to sweat a little bit. 2-1 astros in the seven inch. chris carter belts to the railroad tracks. houston wins 4-2, take a 2-1 series lead with a chance food vans tomorrow. >>> final day of the president's cup. single matches. all 24 players going head-to-head. chris kerr, the long birdie putt. oh, he lips out. oh, my. now tied at 14 and a half apiece with one match less. jay haws and his son bill scoring for the u.s. bay on 18, if he wins the hole, the presidents cup

second quarter tied 7-7, he gives cincinnati the lead with this touchdown run. the bengals stay unbeaten winning 34-21. seven schools remain undefeated in high school football. top-ranked goffstown is riding high after seven touchdowns yesterday from connor bourque. exeter is the other 7-0 team in division i. saint thomas and windham are unbeaten in division ii. newport has not lost in division iii while the undefeated teams will meet this coming weekend. still ahead, women' s rowing stands out. s race coming u tt2watv#@64 bt@qv9h tt2watv#@64 "a@qf5, tt2watv#@64 bm@qm> tt4watv#@64 " dztq ly4 tt4watv#@64 " entq <]t tt4watv#@64 " gzt& %z, tt4watv#@64 " hnt& 5t@ tt4watv#@64 " iztq _=8 tt4watv#@64 " jntq mmx if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... v they want to go back to letting v the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy working for t

you're from cincinnati? >> eastern cincinnati. i grew up -- i grew up in -- well no.in eastern cincinnati. >> he's speaking faster. his mannerisms changed a little bit. my first instinct was he must have used some sort of substance when he went to the bathroom. >> from when you came back from using the bathroom, you seem like you have more energy and it could be waking up. >> it's not because of that. it's actually because -- i haven't used nothing since then. i tried to and what it is, it's pills. it ain't no illegal drugs or nothing like that. if it was illegal drugs, i'd be using them, yeah, i would. >> to hear somebody, you died and that still isn't enough. that's not enough for you to stop doing the drugs. you physically died and you're still there talking about how great they were to you. to me, it was just sad that somebody that -- that's not a wakeup call for somebody. dying isn't a wake-up call for you. >> i know how to remain happy in jail. i know how to be happy in jail. if i'm happy, i'm winning, like i said. >> coming up -- >> how do you plead? >> guilty

we both lived in the cincinnati area our entire lives.e were born and grew up in a small blue-collar neighborhood just to the north of the city of cincinnati although my family ved to cincinnati when i was six years old. john was the second of 12 children. we are raised catholic and i know having pope francis speaking to us. rivalh played football in high schools. and incredibly. we both played defense. in fact, we both have ties to former head coaches at notre dame. john played at moore high school and i was recruited to william ap marry. we both worked to put ourselves through schools as january tors. later, we ran small businesses. john with a packaging and a plastics business and i with a very small law practice and we served in local politics. in many ways, i understand the challenges that john has overcome. and make no mistake, john boehner's story is incredible. it is the american dream. and we have a couple of my colleagues who would like to ike to speak this evening. i would like to yield to the gentleman from ohio, mr. gibbs, su

his kick goes off the upright and through cincinnati scores the final 20 points of the game and they win 27-24. the bengals are 5-0. baseball the astros hosting their first playoff game today to george w. bush was president. houston had their 8th dallas keuchel on the mound 15-0 at home. made one mistake to that man lorenzo cane. royals up 1-0. but 2 astros offense picks up. houston led 3-1 with chris carter used to play with the oakland a's traded him for jedd lowrie. i don't know about that one. carterrer had 3 hits houston leads 4-2. sang moon bay american bill hobbs. here's bay needing the win the hole for the international team. he duffed it. rolls all the way back to him. as for haas third shot out of the bunker sets him up for a tap in birdie and take gives the americans the win. they win 15.5 to 14.5 for their 6th straight president's cup title. charlotte putting on a show in the air as well as on the track. joey logano the biggest showman of the day led 227 of the 334 laps enroute to his fourth win of the year. logano takes over the lead and the point standing. 11:30 recap t

that's why they gave him and brought him over from cincinnati. this is the johnny cueto we know in cincinnati. interesting to me. because in the fourth inning. if that looked like the inning. mets had a chance to knock him out of the game. working around the mound. looked like he was sinking. one run there. you know what he did. what all great aces do. min mitzed the damage. made the pitches. needed to make pitches. and changed speed. and used the fastball. and off-speed. keep the guy off balance. >> signature moment. one he will remember forever. for sure. 122 pitches. in control for all 122. very, very impressive. fascinating to me. this mets staff. we know how good they are. something we have never seen before. they were challenged like never before. we have seen that in two games. look at the numbers. 34 starts on average. 50, swings, misses. tonight three. he feels he is mike tyson. punches you once. punches you twice. he goes down. tonight kansas city did not flinch. >> no doubt. the royals. what they do. degrom. they executed jabs. they do

. >>> another unbeaten cincinnati 4-0 at home against the seahawks. seattle undrafted rookie runningback thomas rawls 169 yards rushing. this game goes to overtime. mike nugent ties it with a field goal in regulation. then he wins it with a 42-yarder in overtime. cincinnati is still unbeaten. 27-24, winners on a big day for andy dalton. >>> other scores today. the bears out lasted the chiefs by one. the browns beat the ravens by a field goal in overtime. the bucks snapped an 11-game home winning streak. packers move to 5-0 with a big win over the rams. bills go to nashville and beat the titans 14-13. eagles had a big day at home over the saints. >>> finally for us, a football victory 1,064 days in the weekend. the columbia lions win yesterday. their first win since 2012. a string of 24 straight losses but the lions roared and won, snapping the losing streak and putting every one of those 24 losses behind them. that's where they belong. >> oh, really? i've got a friend's son who plays on the team. good to know. before we let you go, let's go back to th

and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning earmarks today. for the first time in a half century, the house of representatives decreased discretionary spending for two years in a row. mr. speaker, with all of your service in mind, i'm reminded of a teddy roosevelt quote, it says, it's not the critic who counts and not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doctor of deeds could have done -- or whether the door of deeds could have done better, the credit goes to the man who is in the arena and that is you. john boehner attended molar high school as representative chabot mentioned. school in cincinnati that i'm proud to say is a rival to my high school, st. xavier. we beat molar this year and, mr. chabot, we beat la salle this year. through that catholic schooling, john boehner committed hi

we both lived in the cincinnati area our entire lives. we were born and grew up in a small blue-collar neighborhood just to the north of the city of cincinnati although my family ved to cincinnati when i was six years old. john was the second of 12 children. we are raised catholic and i know having pope francis speaking to us. rivalh played football in high schools. and incredibly. we both played defense. in fact, we both have ties to former head coaches at notre dame. john played at moore high school and i was recruited to william ap marry. we both worked to put ourselves through schools as january tors. later, we ran small businesses. john with a packaging and a plastics business and i with a very small law practice and we served in local politics. in many ways, i understand the challenges that john has overcome. and make no mistake, john boehner's story is incredible. it is the american dream. and we have a couple of my colleagues who would like to speak this evening. i would like to yield to the gentleman from ohio, mr. gibbs, such ti

it was just the cincinnati way. you know our city takes its name from a great roman general, a man who answered the call of his nation to lead. and then surrendered his power to go back to his plow. for me it wasn't a farm it was a small business. and it wasn't so much a calling as it was a mission. a mission to strive for a smaller, less costly, and more accountable federal government here in washington. how did we do? here are some facts. for the first time in nearly 20 years we have made some real entitlement reforms. saving trillions of dollars over the long term. we have protected 99% of the american people from an increase in their taxes. we are on track to save taxpayers $2.1 trillion over the next 10 years. the most significant spending reductions in modern times. we have banned earmarks all together. sorry. we have protected this institution. we have made it more open to the people. and every day in this capital city there are hundreds of kids from the toughest neighborhoods who are finally getting a hance

it's for us, on to cincinnati. phil: here we go. you know, talking about the bengals, looking forward to seeing them next week. what a difference getting some of their players back that they didn't have in the playoff game we did last year when they played the indianapolis colts. their offense is maybe not quite as explosive or as good as the patriots has been this year but not far behind. jim: jonas gray. might want to go out of bounds but that will do it. pick up a big gain with that last one but of little consequence as belichick and the patriots now in the last four meetings here in gillette against miami have outscored them by nearly 100. 132-47 over the last four years here. edelman tonight with seven catches, 81 yards and two touchdowns. phil: yep. everybody contributes when you football team on both side of the ball. start looking down at all the people that caught passes tonight. three different runners carried the ball. jim: on willie mcginest night, as belichick went over to congratulate him. one of his favorite players g

it's for us, on to cincinnati. phil: here we go. you know, talking about the bengals, looking forward to seeing them next week. what a difference getting some of their players back that they didn't have in the playoff game we did last year when they played the indianapolis colts. their offense is maybe not quite as explosive or as good as the patriots has been this year but not far behind. jim: jonas gray. might want to go out of bounds but that will do it. pick up a big gain with that last one but of little consequence as belichick and the patriots now in the last four meetings here in gillette against miami have outscored them by nearly 100. 132-47 over the last four years here. edelman tonight with seven catches, 81 yards and two touchdowns. phil: yep. everybody contributes when you talk about this patriots football team on both side of the ball. start looking down at all the people that caught passes three different runners carried the ball. jim: on willie mcginest night, as belichick went over to congratulate him. one of his fa

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from the cincinnati red stockings -- stockings was big in the 19th century as a sports name. naturally, since he renamed it the boston red stockings, he took the team to boston. they were drawing up to 70,000 fans to their games. this is pretty incredible. i want to just draw your attention -- this is harry wright here, and this is brother george, who also played on the team. and standing to the left, right there, standing to the left is albert goodwill spalding, a good -- soon to be a prominent baseball on to rhetoric. entrepreneur. second from the right, you can see him, is somebody would never recognize, his name was james white, his nickname was deacon. because unlike almost every professional baseball player, he was a christian minister. and he was very pious, clean living. occasionally there was one found in baseball history. not very often. but james deacon white was a catcher. he caught the ball that the pitcher threw, and he devised a piece of equipment -- because so many catchers were being seriously injured when the ball would hit them in the chest -- he devised a

giovanni bernard gives cincinnati the lead with this touchdown run. third quarter, bengals up 17-14. andy dalton takes the snap and acrobatic touchdown. the bengals stay unbeaten, winning 34-21. seven local high school football teams remain undefeated. top ranked goffstown is riding high after seven touchdowns from conor bork. d1. newport hasn' t lost in division iii while undefeated when to upcoming weekend. saint and some and southern new hampshire. hawks with a 3-0 lead. dodge. later in the half, cassidy hawkins with the chance, but the goaltender knocks it away, stop and seven shots overall. -- stopping seven shots of rock joey logano who won last week, making a big move, putting matt kenseth into the wall. he spins out. legato takes the lead from there and goes on to win for the second straight week. >> we' ve raced each other really hard, and i got him twice on the straightaways. it' s hard racing. jim: the chase is certainly getting close. still ahead, a look to the boston celtics coming to new hampshire this week. plus, game two of the nationa

it's for us, on to cincinnati. phil: here we go. you know, talking about the bengals, looking forward to seeing them next week. what a difference getting some of their players back that they didn't have in the playoff game we did last year when they played the indianapolis colts. their offense is maybe not quite as explosive or as good as the patriots has been this year but not far behind. jim: jonas gray. might want to go out of bounds but that will do it. pick up a big gain with that last one but of little consequence as belichick and the patriots now in the last four meetings here in gillette against miami have outscored them by nearly 100. 132-47 over the last four years here. edelman tonight with seven catches, 81 yards and two touchdowns. phil: yep. everybody contributes when you talk about this patriots football team on both side of the ball. start looking down at all the people that caught passes tonight. the ball. jim: on willie mcginest night, as belichick went over to congratulate him. one of his favorite players going bo

it's for us, on to cincinnati. phil: here we go. you know, talking about the bengals, looking forward to seeing them next week. what a difference getting some of their players back that they didn't have in the playoff game we did last year when they played the indianapolis colts. their offense is maybe not quite as explosive or as good as the patriots has been this year but not far behind. jim: jonas gray. might want to go out of bounds but that will do it. pick up a big gain with that last one but of little consequence as belichick and the patriots now in the last four meetings here in gillette against miami have outscored them by nearly 100. 132-47 over the last four years here. edelman tonight with seven catches, 81 yards and two touchdowns. phil: yep. everybody contributes when you talk about this patriots football team on both side of the ball. start looking down at all the people that caught passes tonight. three different runners carried the ball. jim: on willie mcginest night, as belichick went over to congratulate him. one

mostly from paducah up towards cincinnati, lexington and nashville. areas of the carolinas will get rain but not enough to give you any flooding problem. and then as we go into wednesday, the heavier rain shifts up into new england. this is going to be a good, soaking rain there's still been persistent drought in this region. one to two inch rainfall. a lot of airport delays possible up into the northeast. then we'll track some cold air behind this storm. it's not like bitterly cold. i mean we're talking 40s and 50s. and it's almost november. so, we're still holding onto, you know -- >> hey -- >> we haven't had a lot of snow forecasts yet. >> let's hold off on that. >> exactly. >> thank you. >>> search crews are still looking for one person missing from the whale watching boat that capsized off the coast of british columbia on sunday. >> there was only about 20 feet of it sticking out of the water. and it looked like it was standing on end. >> out of the 27 passengers on the 64-foot ship, five british nationals died, and 21 others were hospitalized. i

it's for us, on to cincinnati. phil: here we go. you know, talking about the bengals, looking forward to seeing them next week. what a difference getting some of their players back that they didn't have in the playoff game we did last year when they played the indianapolis colts. their offense is maybe not quite as explosive or as good as the patriots has been this year but not far behind. jim: jonas gray. might want to go out of bounds but that will do it. pick up a big gain with that last one but of little consequence as belichick and the patriots now in the last four meetings here in gillette against miami have outscored them by nearly 100. 132-47 over the last four years here. edelman tonight with seven catches, 81 yards and two touchdowns. phil: yep. everybody contributes when you talk about this patriots football team on both side of the ball. start looking down at all the people that caught passes tonight. three different runners carried the ball. jim: on willie mcginest night, as belichick went over to congratulate him. one

we talked to a seed bond company in cincinnati to see how they keep the product in stock. >> the seed bomb industry went from a kitchen table enterprise to a much bigger operation. it exploded. >> maya and michael, the owners of visual lingual in cincinnati ohio didn't invent seed bombs, but packaged them and turned the concept into a thriving business. >> a seed bomb is a mixture of seeds, organic fertilizer and a powdered clay. you can throw the seed bombs in the ground. they'll break up on impact. >> what started as requests from smaller retailers in 2009 turned into sales like restoration hardware and anthropology. >> it happened like that jumped into high gear. >> with so much growth the pair knew they needed to change the way they handled orders. the old way just wouldn't cut it anymore. >> we would buy the materials in five-pound increments and make that much and then we would be sending that out pretty much directly. >> as a result they came up with a plan for managing their inventory. >> it was a matter of figuring out how do we scale this up stay organized and doing the math

it really exploded. >> the owners of visual lingual in cincinnati, ohio, didn't invent seed bomb buthey've packaged them and turned the concept into a thriving business. >> a seed bomb is a mixture of seeds, organic vert liezer, and a powdered clay. you can throw the seed bombs in the ground and they'll break up on impact. >> what started off as requests from smaller retailers has turned into places like restoration hard wear and plenty of orders. >> it happened overnight where we jumped into high gear and started making mass quantities of it. >> with so much growth, the pay knew they needed to change the way they handled orders for their sea bomb pouchs and kits. the old way wouldn't cut it anymore. >> we would buy the materials in five pound increments and make that much and send that out directly. >> as a result, they came up with a plan for managing their inventory. >> how do we scale this up? how do we keep a grasp on all this? figuring we need a hundred times the amount of materials we need for the last orders. >> ever since then, it's been a well choreographed act to have mate

the winner -- >> urt >> uh-oh. >> cincinnati, wlwt. how are you. >> i'm crazy nervous, al, thanks. >> well, i notice that it's raining there and in your big monitor but sunny skies for you because you're coming to new york. are you excited? >> i'm excite the. i've never ever been to new york so i'm very excited. i've got my pitching arm ready to roll, al, because i hear i get to dunk you so i'm ready to go. >> that's the deal. >> you and a lucky family of four or group of four. i've got some grader's ice cream, the favorite ice cream of cincinnati, the mocha chocolate chip. >> what do you have? >> chocolate chip. >> blackberry chocolate chip. >> can i switch the chocolate chip for mocha. >> you can give me both of them. >> fantastic. >> you don't like -- >> i'm not the mocha person. >> since 1870, holy cow. chili? >> so i get the small four-way onion and add sour cream. it's a little unconventional but it's delicious. >> can you bring some chili with you? >> please. >> is that allowed on airport security, three-ounce bottles. i will br

it was just the cincinnati way.. our city takes its name from the great roman general, cincinnatus , a farmer who answered the call of his nation to lead and then surrendered his power to go back to his plow. for me, it was not a farm, it was a small business. it was not so much a calling as it was a mission. a mission to strive for a smaller, less costly, more accountable government in washington. here are some facts. for the first time in newly 20 years, we have made some real entitlement reforms, saving trillions of dollars over the long term. cap protected 19 & best we have protected 99%-- we have protected 99% of the american people from an increase in the taxes. banned earmarks altogether. sorry. we have protected this institution. we have made it more open to the people. every day in this capital city, kids fromndreds of the toughest neighborhoods who are finally getting the chance at a decent education. [applause] rep. boehner: i am proud of these things. the mission is not complete. the truth is it me never

four agents started is in cincinnati, ohio.tfolio in equities, so they have really benefited more than other insurance companies from 6 1/2, 7 year bull market, only got hit in the financial crisis -- >> other than to say they are not actually based in cincinnati. >> yes, they are. >> no, they are in fairfield. >> that's -- it's a county in cincinnati. >> it's an hour north. >> it's in the vicinity. >> if you said stanford, connecticut that was inglewood cliffs, new jersey. we did that for you, sara. >> thanks for having me. >> the next republican presidential debate is this wednesday right here on cnbc. so we decided to take a look at the public perception heading into the debate, what people think of the candidates, what they're hoping to hear, what they need to do to win which is get more votes than the other guy. >> the data is interesting. we know trump and carson are leading the polls but what's interesting is the data showing how the public expects them to do better in the next debate and rise even more in the next polls

it's for us, on to cincinnati. phil: here we go. you know, talking about the bengals, looking forward to seeing them next week. what a difference getting some of their players back that they didn't have in the playoff game we did last year when they played the indianapolis colts. their offense is maybe not quite as explosive or as good as the patriots has been this year but not far behind. jim: jonas gray. but that will do it. pick up a big gain with that last one but of little consequence as belichick and the patriots now in the last four meetings here in gillette against miami have outscored them by nearly 100. 132-47 over the last four years here. edelman tonight with seven catches, 81 yards and two touchdowns. phil: yep. everybody contributes when you talk about this patriots football team on both side of the ball. start looking down at all the people that caught passes tonight. three different runners carried the ball. as belichick went over to congratulate him. one of his favorite players going boo the franchise hall of fame t

cincinnati, 29. chicago, 34. here's the core of the cold right here. it's actually pushing off to the northeast. what's happening the return flow around that will start to warm things up across the front range first and that slides east during the course of the week. tuesday and wednesday we'll warm up with temperatures back in the 60s and 70s. for today we'll see clouds increase. one or two areas you'll see a brief shower it's called an instabt -- instability shower as the cold air functional in. it's very cold overnight tonight. tomorrow morning it's frosty with temperatures in the 20s and 30s throughout the area. by afternoon it will be a struggle to get into the low 50s again. winds are not helping matters much. we factor in the breeze ten to 20 miles per hour all day long, we are forecasting a high of 52 which means it will feel like the 40s throughout the day. bundle up if your son has a soccer game or something outdoors. if you're sitting in your chair for an hour or two. bundle up. lancaster, 49. lots of clouds a ton of sunshine this morning, c

uconn and cincinnati right now followed by "inside college football." back to the scoreboard and baylor, 45-27, narrowest win of the yeye, corey coleman 18 touchdowns, more than anyone in the nation this year or last year but seth russell, their quarterback, x rays and a catscan after the game showing a fracre in a bone in his neck. he's going to see a specialist shortly. meanwhile in miami, al golden. >> brian: they had three turnovers on the day. pick six here. tankersley picks off back-up quarterback roggier who replaced injured brad kaaya. bad times in the sunshine state. >> adam: the wst loss in miami history. we'll check the wires on al golden. . rick, sparty, another tight one. >> rick: flirting with disaster but connor cook comes through again, finding josiah price for a touchdown. sparty looks like they'll hold on. . >> adam: kicking woes helping. trailing by 12 late in that one. philip eali, career high five touchdowns. toledo stays undefeated going for that group of five spot. so is houston. they win 59-10 over winless u.c.f., we've got overt

the only 1-5 team to advance in nfl history was 1970 cincinnati bengals. 6-3, niners. colin kaepernick deep to former raven. 76 yards career long. niners led 16-6 at the half. third quarter joe flacco scrambling and throws a terrible ball for the second pick of the game. led to 49er field goal. flacco finds steve smith sr. in the end zone. ravens had a chance to cut the lead to three in the fourth but justin tucker slipped on the turf. big break in the niners. the niners make him play. kaepernick 340 yards deep to anquan boldin. five catches, 102 yards. kap dancing in the pocket. first career touchdown. burned again. the game wasn't over. flacco the hail mary with no time left. going to heave it up. knocked down and niners end the losing streak with a victory. >> if we play the way we are capable of playing we will be okay. today we were able to finish. last week we weren't. we are happy about that today. >> huge. any win at this point. take it one game at a time and see what happens. we played well overall as a team for the first ftime in a while. >> we are gradually

and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning earmarks today. for the first time in a half century, the house of representatives decreased discretionary spending for two years in a row. mr. speaker, with all of your service in mind, i'm reminded of a teddy roosevelt quote, it says, it's not the critic who counts and not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doctor of deeds could have done -- or whether the door of deeds could have done better, the credit goes to the man who is in the arena and that is you. john boehner attended molar high school as representative chabot mentioned. school in cincinnati that i'm proud to say is a rival to my high school, st. xavier. we beat molar this year and, mr. chabot, we beat la salle this year. through that catholic schooling, john boehner committed hi

cincinnati in the 70s. humidity is very low and comfortable enjoy nl air. chilly in the carolinas. you definitely need the gloves, hats and winter skoets on coats on the kids but they'll carry it home. this is as perfect as fall weather gets. only phoenix and alburquerue with chance of showers and storms. now here's a closer look at the day ahead. >>> so in the southeast i mentioned the cold start, will only get into mid to upper 60s from charlotte to raleigh but will be a gorgeous afternoon. there are some showers in northern new england. i like giving good news. >> what a day it's going to be. thank you bill, i'll give you credit for that. >>> find out what oprah winfrey did to make wall street stock more than double in a day. details in two. ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. the power to feel better.tm don't be envious, be envied revlon colorstay gel envy in just two steps, i get what i w

cincinnati today, expect lg aing a high in the upper 50s. it's a gorgeous day for my fwork into the viewing area for later today and friday before the chance of rain returns for halloween. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will berier than this time of the year, bu winds are makinn it feel like it is in the 20s. the winds gusting much higher, although they will slowly weaken... they stay breezy through the afternoon, but not quite as strong as 24 and we will see moisture continue to rotate around, but the strong winin bring dry aar afternoon. the winds will weaken overnight, too and then turn to the south... which west... this will bring a chance of rain into the will stay cold 4oday with hig >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by capital one. switch to the venture card from capital one and earn unlimited double mile ss you can e on any airline, any time. >> well done. >> rico, way to go. >> yes. >> love it. >> fun times. i don't know what we're going to do nene yearar let's think about it. >> thank you, brook shields. get

by the way, we've got randy rico from our sister station in cincinnati. your viewers were the best at getting -- they voted you, so you get to do the weather with me. >> i'm excited. i feel a little overdressed at this point. >> i know. if you want to get in the tank, you can. >> i'm the only one not wearing soggy bottoms. >> regular day for me. you'll do the weather. we'll put up the map and take it away. >> we're looking at the forecast for today. you can see the rain has moved out of new york city. it snowed this morning in portions of michigan, even flurries in northern illinois. cincinnati today, expect lg a ing a high in the upper 50s. >>> clouds and early showers will exit. it turns partly sunny late morning and afternoon. 73. a warm breeze this afternoon. there could be another spot shower north and west mid to late afternoon. after that, it clears up. starts to turn cooler. upper 30s and low 40s. upper 50s tomorrow. sunshine. sun is and more clouds. halloween, 56. a sprinkle, 63 sunday. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by capital o

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