he left philadelphia and went to fort washington near cincinnati. he actually walked most of the 300 miles, and he was a big lover of roman history. the only thing he took with him were some volumes of the works of cicero. he finally arrived in cincinnati to fight for the general heading the fight against the indians in ohio. known,how did he become as far as people in the united states? ronald: after he went to cincinnati, he got married, anna , daughter of a wealthy landowner who sold him a tiny log cabin on the west bend of the ohio, about 14 miles west of cincinnati. he started looking for a better job. with some help from an old friend of his father -- -- he gotjohn adams appointed secretary and then governor of the indiana territory, which was a big job. at the time, the indiana territory covered not just indiana but illinois, michigan. another old family friend, thomas jefferson, became president, and he had the louisiana purchase, which you may have heard of. he added that to the indiana territory and wrote harrison, urging him to buy more l

is that something you're concerned about between cincinnati and a note of kentucky -- [inaudible] when you hear the plan that senator schumer talks about an when the president talks about, is a something you think you can get on board with or are you studying the -- >> i don't think we should borrow almost $1 trillion and plus-up a bunch of federal accounts and incur a lot of additional debt and don't build any projects to speak up. so i can tell you what i am against is a replication of the obama stimulus package in 2009. with regard to what we could before, my understanding is the administration has a team who are putting together a proposal that we can all take a look at. that includes people both inside the administration and if it the secretary of transportation, and they are going to come up with a proposal. we will take a look at it. i hope it will be something incredibly paid for. we have a $21 trillion debt, but i think we would all like to tackle infrastructure in a credible way, and hopefully that's what they will recommend. spin. [inaudible] >> i can just tell you that on t

cincinnati committee hearing from three men to determine if president-elect trump's nominees are ready to lead their respective agencies. dr. ben carson for housing and urban development, general james mattis for defense secretary, congressman mike pompeo for cia director a lot going on. we have peter ducey, sorry peter, work with your dad in the morning, steve. outside trump tower. what did the transition team today say about the hearings? >> heather, they're watching the confirmation hearings in washington. they want to be clear about one thing, even if a nominee for a cabinet job doesn't -- said something that does not precisely line up with what the president-elect has said, if they're talking about russia for example, it doesn't matter. each nominee they think will pursue the president-elect's vision and the president-elect's agenda. they don't see a conflict there the same way they think there was a conflict with the intelligence community. until last night, mr. trump had taken aim at five agencies during his press conference with the world watching suggesting that somebody there

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it is the first nile hippo born at the cincinnati zoo in 75 years. she's going to be one week old tomorrow. >> you cannot adopt her. >> i really want to. could i keep her on my balcony. >> wait until she wants to blow in one end and the water to squirt out -- >> have a good day. >> hey, it's a fact of life. we all make mistakes. but how great would it be if when you messed up, somebody gave you a do-over? well, that's exactly what we're going to do today for a few of our players whose first visit here, well, was a bit of a train wreck. it's second chance week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to second chance week on "millionaire." [cheers and applause] today's second chance contestant is a high school teacher who claims his last "millionaire" question has been haunting him for a year. hopefully today he'll finally be able to leave all that behind. from scituate, massachusetts, please welcome back jay savage. [cheers and applause] what's up, buddy? >> good to see you, my friend. >> gr

were the first americans that would get a glimpse of what .s now california if you are living in cincinnati and the 1830's and got a hold of records theat narrative of james ohio patty and his adventures in the west, it would probably what you're appetite -- wet your appetite -- whet your appetite for a venture. it would give you a firsthand account of what life was like in california. books like this would have been really importance in spreading information about california, including southern california. that some ofings these early american travelers -- one of the big families in san diego, we have the land grant maps related to the ranch, which, at one time had been in this family. nowadays, it's a large residential development in southeastern san diego county. we could talk about a lot of the history from san diego through the history of ,evelopment of communities here and part of that was land .peculation a lot of it had to do with promotion of the area as a place to live and immigrate to. one of the big events that occurred in san diego in 1915 was the exposition that occurred in wh

if you were living in cincinnati in 1830's and you got hold of this book that records the ierrative of james ohio patt and his adventures in the west, it would probably be an exciting account. it would give you some first-hand information of what life is like in the west and in california. these books like this would've been really important in spreading information about california, including southern california. one of the things that some of these early american travelers did is that they often married the daughter's of spanish landowners and one of the big families in san diego, we have one of the maps for the ranch which at one time had been to the family. nowadays it's a large residential development in southeastern san diego county. we could talk about a lot of the history of san diego through the history of development of communities here and part of and was land speculation , aing the american period lot of that had to do with promotion of the area as a place to live and to and at -- immigrate to. when the big events that in 1915 in san diego was the exposition celebrating the

the bridge connecting mitch mcconnell stay with mine in cincinnati.carries four percent of gdp every day. it is a brace has almost 60 years old. one fourth of americans who rent their homes, spend more than half of their income on housing. in cities like my hometown of cleveland. too many struggle to recover from the foreclosures crisis. imagine have your income is and housing and how precarious your life is. one piece of bad luck, you lose your home, kids change schools. everything turned upside down. there is an urgent need for affordable housing. to rehabilitate more than a million old homes contaminated with lead like the homes in my neighborhood in the city of cleveland. it would help communities with abandon homes. an update sewer and water infrastructure. all reasons that this is so important. >> thank you sherrod brown. we continue with questions. >> what about the idea the presidents and on the campaign trail on infrastructure. we have heard mostly things about healthcare and today the pipeline and things like that. are you more concerned abo

it happened january 18th near cincinnati. alex thompson says he was upstairs when three or four men barged ino his house. he says his nine-year-old daughter called for him.. and when he responded-- he saw one of the men pointing a gun at her head. thompson was shot four times. the family believes one of the bullets went through him, nine-year-old alexandrea. there's still no word on a motive. so far.. no arrests. an update on the water crisis in flint, michigan.. the city's water no longer exceeds federally accepted levels for lead. but officials say the water is still not safe enough for residents to drink from their faucets. that's because lead-tainted pipes need to be replaced. and that process could take years. flint mayor karen weaver says residents should continue to drink bottled water.. or use filters. a very close call for a skier in utah.. and before you see this video-- just know that the skier is ok. devin stratton was backcountry skiing with a friend last week, wearing a go-pro camera. he was gliding along, seein

cincinnati joins at least 340 sanctuary cities and counties including new york, philadelphia, and los angeles. but one lawmaker wants to drop the gavel on sanctuary city, colorado state representative that would allow victims of crimes committed by illegals to sue the politicians refusing to deport them. the first latino lawmaker in his district williams says it's his mission to prevent horrific crimes like the 2005 murder of denver police officer who was ambushed and shot three times by and illegal immigrant, heather. heather: thank you, clayton. mainstream media loudly denouncing president trump's immigration order and falsely labeling it as a muslim ban. dr. amed is physician and author of the land of the indivisible woman who supports extreme vetting and saying she's not the only muslim who does. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, heather. heather: why do you support extreme vetting and you have personal experience in this? >> we have great confidence in u.s. immigration services, they vet intensely by five different immigration, i was hiv tested, gender

y despuÉs jugaba de acciÓn, el de cincinnati. se acabo, terminÓ con marcador de 20 a 13.frente estuvieron 2 viejos conocidos. el segundo tenista mÁs longevo. y buscaba convertirse en el primero en ganar 3 de 4 torneos. terminÓ celebrando la victoria y sutrofeo, nÚmero 18 en su carrera. llegÓ a 18 tÍtulos, seguido por los 14 de natal. presentaron a sus dos nuevas contrataciones internacionales el dÍa de ayer el costarricense, marcos y el tambiÉn seleccionado... ambos se mostraron felices de poder llegar a la mls. >> creo que han armado un buen equipo para el campeonato, venimos con ese compromiso. contento de estar acÁ, en esta ciudad y pertenecer a esta gran instituciÓn. que se ha armado bien para lograr un objetivo esta temporada. >> relator: la aficiÓn lo pide, lo aclama y aquÍ tenemos a jesÚs. te cuento que el 24 de marzo, se anunciÓ que los estados unidos, van a jugar su juego camino a rusia 2018. un platillo que serÁ el deleite de los aficionados. >> ellos estÁn apoyando partido tras partido, imagÍnate un partido de selecciÓn va a llevar mucho la atenciÓn y lo merece

cincinnati, you're under a freezing rain advisory.n people under that, so in total now, we are up to 25 million people. and this is the ice accumulation map. usually we show you the snow map, how much snow you'll get. you don't like to see how much ice you'll get. that's how thick the ice will be on power lines, trees, cars, sidewalks, everywhere. and then again, northern oklahoma, southern portions of kansas. when you get the pink colors, that's where it is serious. we expect lighter amounts near st. louis and kansas city, maybe .10 to .25, but you will get a lot of slip and falls and a lot of people heading to the emergency rooms with forecasts like that. today, the warmth is ending. you're waking up to warm conditions in new england. as the day goes on, it will get cooler. yesterday was ridiculous on the east coast. it was like march or april-like conditions in many areas, but it will be returning to reality throughout the weekend. the ice storm begins in oklahoma, missouri, illinois during the day today. it continues into saturday

. >>> a cincinnati bengals player is facing several charges and will remain in jail until tomorrow. quarterback, adam pacman jones was arrested at a downtown cincinnati hotel following an alleged fight with a security guard and while being arrested. police say that jones head butted and kicked at officers that were attempting to place him in a police vehicle and allegedly spit on a jail nurse who was trying to take a blood sample. >>> big talkers now and it's a heart stopping viral video out of utah that has the internet's heart pounding, a 2-year-old boy rescuing his twin brother from a toppled dresser. it happened when brock and brody started to climb the dresser but the dresser falls and trapped little brock and there is brody to save the day, first getting on top of the dresser to as is the situation and then starts to push it from all angles. works this one and then around to the back and then finally frees his little brother. and it's creditable to watch and amazingly brock is okay and the mother never heard cries or sounds from the room but says she has since bolted that dres

but suddenly this sdig comes out and let's say you've got a tin cup factory in cincinnati going prettyell, maybe i'll open one up in dayton, maybe this guy is going to come up from kentucky with his slaves and be my kpe r competitor. people who have speculated on railroads, they go bankrupt, take a ride on the redding like in the monopoly game where the railroad stops running. other businesses fail, so within months we're in this tremendous depression grart than the great depression. all the banks close for a day, they don't take scripts, in the south, it doesn't affect them that much -- as much because they're an agricultural society because you can feed and clothe your family, at the very at least you can probably sell your cotton and lima beans but in the north it's really precip totous that divides the country even more. >> how would that compare to our country in 2007? >> because they were affected so greatly so quickly, so our most recent recession, i'm not belittling it, was not a dive off of a cliff. it was sort of a slower -- things happened in a matter of course as opposed to

ended in cincinnati captured on video released monday. jones charmed for confrontation and allegedly spitting on nurse afterwards. he's denied charges the nfl could is finished under the personal conduct policy. >> mark dayton state of the stated dress he paused to take a sip of water and then then happened [ slurring ]. >> that is hard to watch. you see the governor slurs words and collapses and didn't finish speech but walked out of the building on own without help. his son tweeted update overnight saying dad is doing great and dayton is expected to get back to work today releasing state budget proposal this morning. we don't have a cause of what happened though. >> well, move out of the way fire trucks. it's all about the jet skis in dubai italy firefighters on jet skis using them to help fight fires quickly. in this video you see within seconds arriving firefighter deploys jet pack and force of water elevating him to street-level to battle the street-level to battle the fire. do they do every fire in dubai. >> i can't ma'am inbalance

. >> also behind "wkrp in cincinnati."hill street blues." >> hey, let's be careful out there. >> and "remington steel." another star undoubtedly influenced by mary, kerry washington. scandal is back tonight and lee anning a lettera found out the women all stick together on the set. >> no competition with the women in our crew. we would literally take our shirts off for each other. >> that girl power isn't just behind the scenes, kerry and bellamy's characters once rivals shown the, now allies. >> we get to see my favorite dynamics in all of scandal is when liz and bellamy get along. >> i'm stunned -- >> what is it like for you guys? i think you guys are close if real life. >> you think? >> yeah. >> i think it shatters a lot ofster wof stereo types. the fact we are systems bonded together, it is really important for us to show that to em body that. >> what is it like now being back at work as a mom of two? >> it is hard to leave your family as a working mom but easier when you're going to a family. >> that's what is so grea

he's huddling with cincinnati democrats on obamacare. is this about his legacy more than anything?well, i think it's also, he still sees himself as one of the leaders if not the leader of the democrat party. he's going to want to help them in 2018 as well. all of that makes sense. what doesn't make sense is the notion that he's going to bring himself back into the presidential critiquing process. which his predecessor, george w. bush i think, was real gentleman to him. he stepped out of the process. allowed him to run the office of the presidency and said to many people it's a tough enough job without your predecessor in there critiquing. i hope he stays to that, and honors that tradition. it's sacrosanct for the presidency. if he's worried about his legacy, which apparently he might be, that would be a better way of going about things as it relates to presidential legacy. >> kennedy, so president obama, the party has seen losses under him but he wants to be involved in the recruiting of future generations of candidates. is that a good thing? >> no. he's got a horrible track record

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in the last four months, i've been in the midwest, cincinnati, indianapolis and phoenix. there is a tenor in this country that doesn't understand -- i understand that they lost their factory jobs. evangelicals, black evangelicals voting on this single issue of abortion. they are afraid. they saw a black president, even though he probably did the most to save this country from economic disaster, but he was not one of their club. -- thisall about country will go down the tubes because of donald trump. there's no way we can have tax money, rebates to the rich and acaanies, taking care of and the military. people will get what they got. in 2018, the democrats will go roaring back and people will realize they cannot be independent in a war. from next, colleen tennessee. she is an independent. caller: good morning. , hasn't reallyon been just a week -- has it really been just a week? mr. bannon is registered in two states. mr. bannon worked for mr. trump. germanyna and coming have built walls to keep people out. the only thing mr. trump has really done is sign papers. we have a

. >> and mary was behind wkrp cincinnati, hill street blues, and reming deny steele.r who's undoubtedly influenced by mary, kerry washington. "scandal" is back tonight and leann aguilera found out the women stick around on that set. >> we would like literally take our shirts off for each other. >> that girl power isn't just behind the scenes, kerry and bellamy's characters were once rivals on the show, now they're allies. >> we get to see my favorite dynamic. when liz and mellie get along. >> i love it so much. >> what's it like for you guys? are you guys close in real life? >> yeah. >> the stereotypes, you know, they would be thought to be enemies. the fact that we're sisters, bonded together, it's important to show that, to embody that. >> what is it like now being back to work as a mom of two? >> it's hard to be a working mom. but it's easier when you're going to a family. >> can you bring the babies to set? >> sometimes, yeah. >> anyone who needs to vote should go right now. >> season six picks right up where we left them in the mid did will of election night. it'

the cincinnati sigh clones. number four, final minute,nute virginia tech trails notre dame. you role the ball, not elapse any time. matt farrell bounces on it. dives. and then he gets up -- i'veve never seen this before. that's incredible. look at this. no. that's mine.e. is that roling thing -- this is mine, keep it now. the irish win. >> you see this, this is mine. it's like the old woman who who lived on the street corner and she always took the balls from me and my friends. i know what you're talking about. the tigers defeating alabama.abm look at this play, game winner right there. sweeney gets tackle by anby a assistant coach. co the national second is cool, but this is what matters. 310-pound defensive tackle l christian wilkins and bam. wow.wo s look at that. number two, high schooler i say a banks, six foot five shats the back board. his entire team left becauseuse they don't have backboards in high school basketball. so is game over?r? >> game over. they were leading 40 to 4. save to assume they would have gone on. this is probably my favoriteite play of all time.

combate entre el colombiano oscar escandÓ y el estadounidense roosevelt serÁ el 18 de febrero en cincinnatieos de rusell, con tal de enfermarlo, pidiÓ mÁs dinero se lo concediÓ, pactaron en octubre pasado y de repente se lesionÓ. su rival tratado de huir pero no encontrÓ lugar para esconderse. los raiders tendrÁ que enfrentar a houston con su tercer mariscal de campo. la tarea es difÍcil pero no imposible para el equipo negro y plata. asÍ se jugarÁn los partidos de postemporada en la nfl. el sÁbado raiders en houston. el domingo los delfines recibiendo a pittsburgh. y los empacadores contra los gigantes. en esta jugada estuvo a punto de caminar con la pelota, pero lograba el objetivo despuÉs, lo que mÁs lo caracteriza como su fÍsico y fuerza a la hora de anotar. terminÓ con 31 puntos, denver hizo ruido. pero fue todo. los atlÉtico de oakland se retiraron con el jardinero. leÓn: las declaraciones de rafa mÁrquez de que congelan a los jugadores, estaremos hablando de una mafia detrÁs del fÚtbol? william: o por lo -1 acuerdo entre propietarios sobre si el jugador no es de acuerdo con las regla

following an incident outside of a cincinnati hotel monday night. nfl says they will be reviewing the incident, under its personal conduct policy. >>> prison officials say convicted mass murderer charles manson is alive but they are not releasing any other details on his condition . the los angeles times reports that manson was moved from prison, to a hospital, and is seriously ill the eight two-year old is serving nine life sentences for 1969 manson family colt murders. >>> bed sores are common danger for elderly and people with limited movement. complications from them kill 60,000 people every year. health reporter stephanie stahl is in the einstein health care science center with a revolutionary new way to treat them. >> reporter: science of outer space, helped create a new wireless device that could take the guesswork out of detecting bed sores. she became paralyzed 36 years ago after a fall, since then she suffered from bed sores four times, ironically, it took a year in bed each time to recover. >> it is like a self imposed incarceration, ever

el esquinero de cincinnati lamentÓ la trifulca en un hotel que protagonizÓ y que llegÓ a terminar eno ha visto todo, aparecen con estas locuras, desafiaron las alturas desde el techo en auckland y lograron esta hazaÑa. simplemente espectacular. lo hicieron como parte de la promociÓn del tour que estarÁn haciendo por el Área de la bahÍa. marÍa: con los ojos cerrados lo hacemos! leÓn: me llama la atención, la primera que dijiste que chiva saliÓ muy bien, es uno de los equipos mÁs populares de mÉxico, y la segunda, crees que almeyda estÁ en proceso de llevar a chivas campeÓn el aÑo que entra? >> lo he visto en el torneo pasado, creo que va por el camino correcto. eliza siempre es otro torneo y se necesita un poco de suerte. marÍa: las chivas necesitan mucha suerte. ya volvemos. marÍa: se acerca unatormenta muy potente al Área de la bahÍa. guillermo: vamos rÁpidamente en esta imagen satelital a ver cÓmo sigue llegando lluvia, nieve para california, mÁs hacia el norte, las nevadas son intensas en nuestra regiÓn, la fluencia de ese aire sigue trascenderÍa costera alto oleaje pero sobretodo

another batch in western pennsylvania but the more significant stuff out by cincinnati. that is what's going to be getting here in the morning. as we go hour by hour you see just a few little blips of some very light patchy rain, increasing as we go through the morning rush tomorrow off and on rain as you can see here and it is just going to be a cloudy, not real pleasant day out there wednesday, prettiy cloudy as well. the low temperatures as you see above the freezing mark, chestnut hill 34, langhorne 35, even easton and allentown 34 degrees, so that's the critical thing. stay over the freezing mark overnight because it's not going to be snow it's going to be rain and we've got a wet day tomorrow. more wet weather coming later in the week. we'll get into that with the ten day later. >> well the sixers with a martin luther king day matinee. the phillies make a big move that changes the landscape of their outfield. ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, horm

. >>> temple was on the road in cincinnati with the owls trailing, johnson scored 16 points on the night. temple loses 81-74 and falls to 10-10 on the season. >>> a green bay packer fan is about to make his dreams come true, it is clear that with the green and gold he wears, he loves the team. ryan holten murphy will is about to become a packer. in june when he gets married he'll be taking his fiance was a last name which happens to be packer. >> it seems like it's it was a new brainer, my two favorite things in the world are her and the green bay packer. i was like i don't mind at all. >> they are in paris on vacation, they found a packers bar in paris where they watched sunday night's dramatic win over the cowboys. >> those last three seconds. >> i think they will win the super bowl. >> we have details that shed a light on an 18-year-old kidnapping scheme unravels. >> ruth benjamin of illinois might have a recipe for a long life. she celebrated her 109th birthday. she eats potatoes kraut and bacon. her doctor said it has to do with her hard work. >> i said bacon makes everything better

it would help us complete big-ticket projects and connecting mitch mcconnell state with mine in cincinnati. it carries 4% of gdp every day. on its am a six years old. a quarter of americans who rents, rent their homes and spent half their incomes in housing. too many people struggle to recover from the foreclosure process. imagine if half year income goes to housing. this plan would address the urgent need for affordable housing. it would rehabilitate more than 1,000,000 old homes contaminated with lead like the homes in my neighborhood in the city of cleveland. would help communities and updater sewer and water infrastructure. all reasons this legislation is so important. >> thank you. will continue questions. >> what about the idea that we heard about the president on the campaign trail. we heard mostly things about healthcare. and today pipeline things like that, are you more concerned about trying to get ahead of the game forcing him into this are saying you said this,. >> were challenging him today to join us. we agreed democrats agree there's been bills to do this long before donald

about local highlights to college hard court hoyas looking for big upset of xavier on the road in cincinnati and xavier guard j.p. going in. up and under. plus foul and then later in the half. look good defenseed in by hoyas and they're out running and rodney prior cherry picking a little bit. he takes it up. and that's good. but then xavier well they cannot been i'd. not a good name for someone in sports. hoyas lose 76-58. >> sad news for baseball world former major league errandy marti died and venture adjust 25. here's royal's gm dayton moore on the traumatic loss. >> obviously our prayers go out to the o'donnell's family and all his friends and his teammates our fans, everybody throughout the baseball community. certainly our team and our organization is hurting is and it's certainly something that puts everything perspective. >> i spoke with reporter that covered dominican baseball he said in off season these players go back home and they're such stars there they feel they can get away are with anything including driving high rates of speed late at night after partying and sadly this ha

the cincinnati zoo showed off a cozy cheetah cub.ttle deer and who says you have to be tiny to be cute because the toronto zoo tweeter out -- there's the tiger. my goodness. the tiger tweeted out a picture of a pretty big guy wrighting i hear someone started a party without me. and you don't want to make that guy mad. and finally even though they're not a zoo the fairfax county police force had to get in on the battle tweeting this picture of juneau which is their new bloodhound pup. can you possibly pick a winner. >> no. it's cute all over the place. a tweetoff between the animals. >>> let's get another check of the roads this friday. gina standing by for us with the upday. hi, gina. >> hi, sharrie. i still have that zoagie on my and mind. here's a look at 95. we had an earlier medical emergency northbound around girard. that's why we're seeing delays just past the vine street expressway so 95 northbound now our delays reaching back to front street so give yourself time. northbound about 24 minutes between the vine and woodhaven. so

a up come of weeks ago two people were arrested in my hometown of cincinnati in connection with sex trafficking. police charged a woman with luring an undersage girl to commit a sex act with a 56-year-old man. that was two weeks after police just up the road broke up what they said was a sex trafficking ring in a hotel. police said the two men and two women rented two rooms at a hotel, paying cash and forced four different women to perform sex acts. they were given crack cocaine

san francisco, cincinnati, it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: and now, she is afraid our new presidentalize hate. >> racism has always been alive in this country. but, he has given a new voice to people. and, made it seem like they are allowed to say what is on their mind. >> reporter: but, she hopes president trump hears what is on the mind of this crowd today. >> he said that he is going to be a president for the people. but, the people are out. the people are not sitting at home. and the people want to be heard today. >> reporter: in southwest dc, hillary lane, wusa9. >>> always wa dc's most accurate. >> cool damp day. only got to about 50 degrees. and we will only be in the low 50s tomorrow. this evening not so bad if you are headed out. 48 with cloudy skies. no fog in town. temperatures range from the low 50s in fredericksburg to 50 in leesburg. 40s in gathers burg. we have attic weather coming the next coming of days. the southern jet stream. look at this from california to the southwest, into texas. this storm is coming for later sunday, and monday. for tonight, we are watching

temple visiting cincinnati. slithering in the lane gets to right there of its 25. poor fran dunphy had to watch that go away. up by six and the bear cats taking over temple losing 81-74. >>> 27 days less than a month, that's all the time left between pictures and catchers reporting, it seems like forever that the phillies finished final game with a 5-2 win over the mets. it's a young team building towards the future but manager pete mackanin is raising the bar. >> i think they expect to be better and i know that based on what i saw last year, knowing the character of the players we have, they're going to work hard to show that improvement and i'm looking forward to them, looking forward to big ears for some of them >> larry anderson can now say they traded me for hall of famer. the houston astros sent anderson to the boston red sox in 1994, jess bag well and pud rodriguez voted into the hall of fame >>> regional high school in new jersey honored for their undefeated football season. they won new jersey's group four state championship back in december and finished t

steve smith senior to play his final career with the ravens tomorrow versus cincinnati. >> what's hard i am packing up my house here in baltimore and putting my career in boxes. >> he is definitely unique and a rare breed. any time you get a chance to play with a guy that's really a legend in this game is, you know, count yourself lucky. >> yes. he is a legend. he goes out not on top, but he played one more year with the ravens. best of luck to big weekend? sports. >> another big one tomorrow. >>> we are going to take a live look at the festivities happening in times square. almost time for the ball to drop. we will >>> less than a half hour left of 2016. any resolutions, guys? things you want to change? >> you put me on the spot. yeah. >> nothing? >> just be better, right? >> be better. >> always smile. >> um-hmm. >> two good resolutions. we have a lot of people waiting for the ball to drop in new york. we will be following it as well. get updates any time on our wusa9 app. we will >>> it's equivalent to earning that privilege everyday! >> bootleg, and he's going to walk into a touchd

no word yet if tinicum tim saw his shadow and also a baby born prematurely at the cincinnati zoo is makinge strides. the calf was born on tuesday almost six weeks early. she's already gained about 4 pounds since then but still is a bit under weight. the calf continues to receive 24 hour a day care including exercises to help strengthen her muscles. good news. getting stronger. and tinicum tim. >> all i want to know is when are we going to see the sun. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: chaos as the president's refugee ban kicks in. nearly a dozen people deattend at j.f.k. airport, including one who worked as an interpreter for the u.s. military. more stopped at airports around the world. protests and lawsuits are immediately launched. also tonight, president trump's busy saturday at the office, phone calls with world leaders and a new round of executive actions. in a divided nation, a message of unity served with a very generous tip. >> i do have a question. why $450? >> ninan: and serena, once again the queen of the court, after winning a showdown with her sister. >> she's my inspirati

cincinnati throughout all of the ohio valley region into indianapolis and indiana up toward chicago wet roads. kind of wet. to the west, total different story. another push are the river of moisture in the upper atmosphere. wednesday to saturday, heavy snow between one to three feet in addition to what we've experienced there. and a heads up, in the west midportion of the workweek looking for another set of widespread heavy showers along the coast causing fldi over toward utah. >>> paul, thank you. after facing criticism for attacking civil rights icon john lewis, president-elect donald trump spent part of martin luther king day with his son. >> martin luther king the third called the meeting constructive. he said they talked about voting reform and the president-elect said he's going to represent all americans. >>> as far as trump tweeting lewis all was talk and no action, king down played it as things being said in the heat of emotion. he called lewis a bridge builder. lewis talked about standing what's up for what's right. >> when you see something that's not fair, right or just you

and take a look, baby hippo here, born prematurely at the cincinnati zoo making strides tonight.ou can almost stands on her own. she is getting there. the calf was born tuesday, almost six weeks early, she already gained almost 4 pounds, since then, but still under wait. the calf receives 24 hour day care, and including -- so cute. >> adorable. lauren, what's going on with our forecast? >> actually used to be hippo trainer. baby hippo trainer. >> ice sculpture, now the hippo day care going. >> and lion tame err. for tomorrow, 42 degrees, morning light snow to look for specially in the morning, 36 degrees, then february begins wednesday, still chilly all week long, high temperature of 39 for the groundhog, finally sunny day by thursday. >> are you aground hog trainer, too? >> yes, she does it all. >> unbelievable. >> see, all of the things you didn't know about lauren. that's "eyewitness news" for tonight. thanks for joining us. >> we will see you tomorrow. here on cbs-3, have a great night. be like, you know. front of the line. >> supermarket, ten items or less, pull up with 40 i

right now, light snow showers out towards cincinnati and those snow showers are running fast in our direction. just know that it is going to be rather a cold and cloudy day today. kids at the bus stop this morning, it's in the 20s so layer up, everybody. 27 at 7:00. 29 at 8:00. highs today only up into the mid 30s at best. so winter coats and your hat and your scarf. may want to pack the umbrella just to play it on the safe side. could start with a flurry or sprinkle or drizzle around mid to late afternoon. so the daily grade today, the only reason it's not an "f" is because i want to see some snowflakes. >>> taking a look right west of ox road looking very different than what we'll see tomorrow morning. taking a look right now at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop, everything is moving along just fine here this morning. no road work to be concerned about. 270 from 70, going to take you 26 minutes. still have that problem with the chose your in frederick county. we'll talk about it. >>> metro announces its biggest closure yet and it's happening on the weekend you likely plan to ride. we'l

. >>> last night in the echl cincinnati cyclones and quad city mallard, squaring off, literally both teams dropping the gloves and that lead to a goalie fight, and he throws one punch, and, yeah, michael houser, not much after that, that is one of the quickest fights ever. that is all she wrote. >> did he go down. >> and then like. >> he landed on the ice. >> all right. >> thanks, buddy. >>> when we come back philadelphia non-of the just got a little bit more help to see city's homeless population >> how some cash and some care , are changing lives, up next. cathy's gotten used lingering garbage in her kitchen yup, she's gone noseblind. she thinks it smells fine, but her guests smell this... sfx: ding, flies, meow (after cat lands) music starts febreze air effects heavy duty has up to... ...two times the odor-eliminating power to remove odors you've done noseblind to [inhales] mmm. use febreze air effects, till it's fresh and try febreze small spaces... ...to continuously eliminate up to two times the odors for 30 days. febreze small spaces and air effects, two more ways [inhale + ex

temple visiting cincinnati. slithering in the lane gets to right there of its 25.an dunphy had to watch that go away. up by six and the bear cats taking over temple losing 81-74. >>> 27 days less than a month, that's all the time left between pictures and catchers reporting, it seems like forever that the phillies finished final game with a 5-2 win over the mets. it's a young team building towards the future but manager pete mackanin is raising the bar. >> i think they expect to be better and i know that based on what i saw last year, knowing the character of the players we have, they're going to work hard to show that improvement and i'm looking forward to them, looking forward to big ears for some of them >> larry anderson can now say they traded me for hall of famer. the houston astros sent anderson to the boston red sox in 1994, jess bag well and pud rodriguez voted into the hall of fame >>> regional high school in new jersey honored for their undefeated football season. they won new jersey's group four state championship back in december and finished the seaso

. >>> a baby hippo born prematurely at the cincinnati zoo is improving. she was born tuesday 6 weeks early. she is standing on her own. she has been receiving around the clock care and being bottle fed. she also half the size of a newborn hippo and the first hippo to be born at the zoo there in 75 years. >> she is not sure about the water. she'll learn to love it. >> a little snow. >> reporter: but not in your backyard, i'm looking out for you, gray. let's go outside and show you the view over the commodore barry bridge. we have the pesky clouds just like yesterday, we're not seeing the flurries this morning. a couple of flakes near the delaware bay and the poconos that has ended. maybe a lingering spritz or sprinkle south of vineland, that's about it at this point. most of the time today should feature combination of sun and clouds, seasonable temperatures sitting at 37 degrees in philadelphia. allentown, 34. reading, 33. trenton, 36. millville, 36 degrees. and cape may, also checking in at 40. somewhat milder conditions, but there is still a breeze out

. >>> college hoops temple visiting number 20 cincinnati, austin with the steel and the euros finished with 25 on the night but all slipped away for fran dunphy's squad. bear cats taking over the in the second half, kevin johnson nails the three. temple has a road loss 81-74. >>> heart breaker for penn state nittany lions. james blackman of indiana sprints to the three-point line and drains, the winner, and penn state losing 78-75. valley in the so happy, freshman tony car from roman catholic had a career best 24 for the nittany lions. they play purdue saturday. >>> huge names from my childhood were on the baseball hall of fame ballot but of those stars just three got in cooperstown yesterday. first base man jeff bagwell, tim raines and pudge rodriguez will be in hall of fame in july. >>> would you believe it is less than a month until phillies pitchers and catchers report from clearwater. >> wow. >> after a few under radar moves this off season including the signing of the all-star michael saunders, manager pete mackanin is eager to see if they can continue to build what looks like a

. >> thank you up next how water therapy is helping one >> a premature baby hippo born at the cincinnati zoo is receiving round the clock care. she was born 6 weeks early and now weighs 29 pounds and it took two weeks to stand. she spent time in the pool with help of zoo keepers that helps her build muscles and maintain optimal body temperature. >> kate. >> here's latest weekend watch. we'll take you back to the 7 day the most important days if you plan the weekend and it looks like it it will be a nice weekend you will need the coat especially in the poconos. if you hit the slopes a few flakes saturday. in the city and down the shore low 40s. more wind saturday and few clouds on surprised and altogether a pretty seasonable weekend for late janu dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle! it's tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check that. oh snap. that x1 voice remote is crunk! and it lets me search with the sound of my voice. what should i watch? things have come a long way since you got fios. [nervously laughs] what's fios? fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity x1