that affects that affects peopld in those towns i mentioned in cincinnati and mansfield and all over. i hope i am healthy enough to continue working and continuing serving in the senate and the voters obviously would have to say that, i hope i can work until i am 67 or 70 in this job, but i know a lot of people that work outside that are on their feet all day that work with their arms and her shoulders. they can't work can't work until they're 67 or 70. it is immoral for members of this body to support a candidate, to support somebody me this that would raise the medicare eligibility age. i will close with this, mr. pres. i was in youngstown one time at a town town hall. a woman stood up and said she was clearly in her early 60s. it turned out i could calculate her age from what she said. she said, i called on her and she said i work two jobs, i don't work a lot of money, neither my jobs health health insurance. she said i'm 63. my goal in life, think aboutut this. 1 i'm 63, my goal in life is to live 18 months more so i can live medicare. think about that. your goal in life, it wasn'

in orlando, cincinnati bearcats visiting ucf. >> taking a look.gets the first win against cincinnati. that's a three with an opportunity in transition. the bearcats could have tied it. the alley-oop, not enough lift. we need your password so we can lock down the system. my password? yes, sir, we need your password. the password that i use? yes, sir, your password. there's been another breach! sir! right. okay. i-h-a... ...t-e-m-y-j-o-b-1. ihatemyjob1? wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 59 dollars one-way. yes to low fares with nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding >>> much calmer day today. temps ran 25 degrees colder, but with the sunshine this afternoon those showers in pennsylvania this morning are gone. it really wasn't all this bad. right now 46 in town. we're down to 30 in the mountains and looks like a nice evening. we got a new moon, so you won't see it out there. we'll fall from the 40s to upper 30s by midnight. tomorrow sunshine and we give way to more cloud

in orlando, cincinnati bearcats visiting ucf. >> taking a look.gets the first win against cincinnati. that's a three with an opportunity in transition. the bearcats could have tied it. the alley-oop, not enough lift. >> well, shocking vandalism in a jewish cemetery in wissanoming more tombstones in our community push from their pace bases some destroyed. >> i'm natasha brown. the vandalism at the cemetery is shocking and not the first time our area has seen a crime like this. two weeks ago a britdz burg cemetery was defaced. as old as the seam tire itself snaebd 1887. >> and today toppled grave stones were found in a cemetery in philadelphia wissanoming section. joe holden is "live" in wissanoming he has the latest on this vanda

that's a terrible slip. >> sarah is one of the stars of the cincinnati zoo's cat ambassador program inwareness. >> we have bought land in africa to make it safe for the cheetah. we have given money to many cheetah projects in africa where cheetahs are saved from traps. this funny little zoo on the ohio river has made a big difference in cheetah conservation. >> on this june day, national geographic is using special slow-motion cameras racing alongside the cheetahs on a 410-foot track hoping to capture a new world record sprint. >> cheetahs are the fastest animal in the world because they are built for speed. >> hilker gets cheetahs to run fast in captivity by simulating the conditions in africa where cheetahs chase their prey. only her system uses an artificial lure. >> do you want this? >> that lure system, which we use to pull the string with the dog pulley on it -- so that pulls the string fast enough that the cat can chase it. good girl. >> the lure's movement has to be realistic enough to mimic actual prey on the run or the cheetah will lose interest and its reward of meat. >> the

my question today, how will president trump respond, was cincinnati faced economic or other sanctions including, for example, funding of the bridge which he said he would find when he was on the campaign trail? >> press secretary spicer: thank you, curtis. as i have noted before, the end of the day, this order is about two things. one, keeping our cities safe, and two, respecting the hard earned taxpayers who send their money to the federal government. the president is going to do everything he can within the scope of the executive order to make sure that the cities you do not comply with it, counties and other institutions, that the remains into a cities, they will not get federal government funding and compliance with the executive order. more areas like miami-dade down in florida understand the importance of this order, it we hope cities like cincinnati and others community around the country follow their lead and comply with that. with that, anita. >> reporter: two questions. first one is, can you tell us who is paying or how it is happening with the prime minister she is able to

cincinnati, democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. i was just sitting here thinking about the president. there are two things i'm a little surprised you're just has not set up -- your guest has not said a word about. there is and a public hospital in all of northern kentucky. public hospital to us and you should know this because you went to osu, is university of louisville. they depend on cincinnati. one of the things i know john , ohio isld mr. trump not going to pay for kentucky. how do you replace things that are not there? i want to thank mr. trump for of hasslinge gift the son of muhammad ali jr.. he has awakened a monster. i'm just a little surprised, young man, you haven't even talked about it. it's one of the things a lot of congressional republicans want to hear from the president when he speaks. they want a little bit more direction on what his vision is for repealing and replacing obamacare. the republicans are finally in a political position to do that. they are realizing some of the difficulties involved in doing that. o

as a cincinnatian, the airport is in northern kentucky, and everybody in cincinnati talks about how theport has become a ghost town since delta and northwest merged. everything moved to detroit. this is a huge boost economically. it's a boost for jobs and for an airport. you mentioned yesterday big cincinnati news, i thought it would be about that ice cream company you always talk about. >> no this is about the airport. >> there we go. >>> moving on, political news, learning more about a contentious phone call between president trump and the prime minister of australia. the conversation happened last weekend, reports say trump told his australian counterpart their conversation was the worst call by far before ending it. he blasted the australian prime minister over an agreement he made with the obama administration allowing 1200 refugees into the united states. he said i don't want these people. creating reaction in australia for sure and some other key allies reacting to this. >> we'll see how these things go relationships with allies. uncomfortable is the state right now. hard for inv

he called consent decrees, at the outset of my speech i mentioned cleveland and cincinnati. cleveland is shaping up to be a success. he called consent decrees an end run around the democratic process. reform of law enforcement agencies in many ways means better police training with real dollars and real effort put into that police training. again, he calls all of this an end run around the democratic process. senator sessions blocked bipartisan efforts to reduce sentences for certain nonviolent drug offenses. now, mr. president, and there is surely a need for an independent attorney general, and that's my third sort of macro concern about my colleague senator sessions being elevated to be the attorney general of the united states of america. in light of president trump's badly executed executive order on immigrants and refugees we need an attorney general who will have an independent voice beholden to the president of the united people of the united states, nonprofit the the -- not the president. we're a nation that embraces refugees. my son-in-law at the age of ten was livi

also from cleveland, to my friend from cincinnati, mr. portman about opioids. i appreciate his leadership in my state and the work he's done and the work we've done together on opioid addiction. it is just a tragedy and i don't know much -- i don't go much of anywhere in the state and don't find somebody addicted, or a close friend who has died. as senator portman said, ohio has more opioid deaths than any state in the country. we're the seventh-largest state but the state with the most deaths. and it's troubling, and we are not dealing with it as well as we should, clearly. mr. president, i rise to close the debate on the -- this motion today on the congressional review act to wipe out the s.e.c. rule. i rise in opposition to the bill. as a number of colleagues on my side of the aisle have very strong feelings on it, with the exception of my friend, the chairman of the banking committee from idaho, there weren't many republicans that wanted to come to the floor for this, in part because i think it's just the supporters they have on their side don't make you wa

the line headed toward cincinnati now. we're timing it out to come in to our area late tomorrow afternoon. most of the i day is dry. 4:00, it hits the western suburbs between 3:00 and 4:00. philadelphia, between 4:00 and 5:00. new jersey, between 5:00 and 6:00. and then it's gone. so this is a temporary thing. and then by sunday, it's windy, it's much colder, but it's dry. what a change from one day to the next. those are normal temperatures for this time of the year. >>> to this now -- hollywood comes to bucks county. find out which stars were seen around town, next. >> reporter: i'm rosemary connors for nbc10 "at issue." bears, coyotes, and foxes. creatures that have popped up in back yards. sunday morning we'll discuss if there's reason for concern. >> if you are seeing a coyote or fox in your yard, it probably sees something that is appealing to it. might be food left out, garbage. if you have a pet, it's something to be concerned about. >> coming up sunday at 11:30 following "meet the press." that has more ski mountai

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in fact you can see still 78 in cincinnati, 78 in atlanta. but you look to the north and west and you can see that chill omaha bismarck below freezing at the present time. so, there will be a stormy end with this line approaching the ohio valley to end the warmth. we'll have the timing of those thunderstorms in just that harsh reality for sunday sharrie in full accuweather forecast. >> we'll focus on friday first. all right, adam, thank you. >>> "action news" reporter gray hall live now in washington square and gray, you caught up with a lot of people taking full advantage of the springlike day and the what's that you have draped on you? [laughter] >> reporter: i did, sharrie. many people super excited because they don't need the gloves, they don't need the coat and they certainly don't need a scarf. >> spending as much time outside as we can today because who is not going to enjoy a 70-degree day in the middle of february. >> reporter: the calendar says winter but outside temperatures are screaming spring and everyone is noticing including t

will cincinnati face economic or other funding for example the -- bridge he said he would fund when heail? >> thanks, curtis, as noted before at the end of the day this order is about two things, one keeping our city safe and two respecting the hard-earned tax payers who send their money to the federal government and the president is going to do everything he can within the scope of the executive order to make sure cities who don't comply with it don't get federal government funding without come compliance with the executive order. i think down in florida they understand the importance of this order and we hope cincinnati follow their lead an comply with that. >>> two questions. the first one is can you tell us who is paying with the prime minister's visit to mar-a-lago? >> it seems as if the prime minister was paying and the money was going to treasury as previously discussed. >> here? >> to mar-a-lago. it seems the white house would know that. >> let me get back to you on that on the exact financing, i'm not sure how that flows. >> during the session yesterday, and the ninth circuit,

will cincinnati face economic or other sanctions, including, for example, funding of the bridge which he said he would fund when he was on the campaign trail? >> nangthanks, curtis. this order is about two things, one, keeping our city safe and respecting the hard-earned tax payers that send their money to the federal government. the press is going to make sure that cities who don't comply with it, counties and other institutions that remain sanctuary cities don't get federal government fund ng compliance with the executive order. more areas like miami-dade down in florida understand the importance of this order and we hope cities like cincinnati and other communities around the country follow their lead and comply with that. with is that, anita kumar. >> can you tell us who is paying or how this is happening with the prime minister abay's visit to the mar-a-lago. who will be paying for that? >> the state referred me to the japanese government who didn't respond. it seems as if the prime minister was paying and the money was going to the treasury as previously discussed. >> you mean w

i flew down to cincinnati with him and i thought you got this great new relationship, and that he saysa believe that anymore. it done.ver got barbara boxer was in favor of it. i can't characterize why other than to say a lot of companies that have a lot of money stuck overseas were in california -- apple and oracle in google and all these really successful high-tech companies have a lot of money overseas. my idea is to lower the rate. i would leave it down for five years and take all the revenue that comes home from that money coming home, the taxes on the revenue and do the road fund. the other thing that hasn't been mentioned enough is it could be enormous stimulus for the country. not just the revenue, but the actual capital that comes home. president obama's stimulus plan was like $800 billion to $1 trillion. this would be more than that. it wouldn't be borrowed money, it wouldn't be government money, it would be real money on this topic i would go to profitable industries that you think would put an end -- put it into profitable use in the country. host: your stories about the dif

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. >> baby's first steps are always special even at the cincinnati o.he vzoi >>> prince george's county fire saying a small plane just made a hard landing in the fort washington area. the crews continue to search the area around at potomac air field and say the pilot is talking to someone on 911. we're going to update you with any breaking developments and you can check our nbc washington app as soon as we learn about it we'll post those. >> she is arguably the greatest job or has the greatest job in our country. >> kevin tibbles i career. >> reporter: the nice refreshing taste of a cold beer. >> this is indeed the next to god. >> reporter: as well as mere mortals, george washington loved a brewsxi, so did barack obama, the first president to brew inside the white house. want even more history of the foamy arts, then tap in to the smithsonian to meet theresa mccullough. >> it's been something that americans have loved and it's always been part of the fabric of our culture. >> reporter: theresa is the museum's brand-new beer historian. >> get to have a b

with that, let me go to the first question from curtis fuller from wlwt, nbc in cincinnati, ohio. >>n. cincinnati among other cities has recently voted to become a sanctuary city, city leaders here are vowing not to enforce federal immigration laws without a specific request. they also say that they want to be open and welcoming to refugees. my question today, how will president trump respond? will cincinnati face economic or other sanctions including for example, funding of the bridge which he said he would fund when he was on the campaign trail? >> thanks, curtis. as i have noted before, the end of the day this order is about two things. one, keeping our cities safe and two, respecting the hard-earned taxpayers who send their money to the federal government. the president will do everything he can within the scope of the executive order to make sure that cities who don't comply with it, counties and other institutions, that remain sanctuary cities don't get federal government funding in compliance with the executive order. more areas like miami-dade, down in florida, understand the

host: let's go to ben, cincinnati, ohio. independent line. good morning, pen. -- ben. caller: good morning, pedro. i'm just listening the free speech. i'm completely for it. when the guys were talking about the johnson amendment, i don't know if the religious right's taken into consideration about all the ose god making rules. this leaves it wide open for shari'a law. it's kind of dangerous. i'm a man in my 60's. i grew up in a time sticks and stones may break my bones, words never hurt me. it's simple. host: dubuque, iowa. high diane on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call.

there is this nice circle of life, which is 100 years after the 1 cincinnati for street conference, there is another one. and this issue of how do we replant the cities and how do we persuade people they want to do this. so forest service, these scientists embedded universities, had a foot in both camps. we knew nothing about urban forests, it was harvested for timber and we were going to need to know many about urban forests to persuade this new generation of mayors and city managers as they are not simply ornaments. answering basic questions like what was a tree worth? what was the structure and character of a whole urban forest? what percentage of it had been elm and what percentage was okay? did trees really clean the air and how much? how much money did they save in energy costs? how much storm water might and oaktree absorb? these were very basic questions which no one had any answers to. at this same conference, the conference was interesting, everyone who was really influential going forward in urban forestry was there. and was also very influential because he was an entirely new

and you can see the rain moving in across parts of cincinnati and kentucky, and we will see this rain move in first,or by early tomorrow morning, and that is why you are under a winter weather advisory, and leesburg, and gaithersburg, and martinsburg down to ray, and you will see that some areas will pick up a couple of inches of snow, and so we will tell you about the time thing of this and when we will see the heaviest snow right through downtown. i have that coming up in 15. >> thank you, doug. meanwhile, the road crews are getting ready, and they know it is going to be a tricky storm to fight. transportation reporter adam tuss has the story. >> reporter: we are out right now going around and you may be wondering why there are not crews out there? i first, but, however, vdot is calling in the crews and the con tr contrack or thes the and saying they will be ready no matter what happens. >> midnight to 2:00 a.m. is when you will see the trucks on the side of the road, staging to start. we will err on the side of caution, and have the trucks out, there and if you can delay your trave

mientras que el primer juego se va el 24 de marzo ante cincinnati. de carmelo anthony, al equipo de la nba. la selecciÓn de honduras, se une a mÉxico y estados unidos como cabeza de serie en copa oro que se arregla y sara y comenzarÁ el 7 de julio. aquÍ en los estados unidos. leticia:¿quÉ le estÁ pasando al piojo? presentador:es uno de los que estÁ tras los pasos de la puridad messi, que dicen que le ofrecerÁ una misiÓn Árabe -- milonada deeuros. leticia: no le cambie, ya volvemos con mÁs. leticia: parece que maÑana, llegan las lluvias otra vez. aquÍ estÁ guillermo quirÓs con el pronÓstico . guillermo: que tal amigos, muy buenas tardes. feliz dÍa del amor y la amistad. claramente se ve el sistema kevin acercÁndose desde el pacÍfico, baja presiÓn frente frÍo estÁ llegando ya para washington, oregÓn, norte de california y viene en proceso llegando hacia la bahÍa. las advertencias nuevamente hacia el interior, posiblesinundaciones repentinas por toda esa agua, por las compuertas abiertas en toda esa Área. para el jueves, estarÍa entrando en las zonas al

number 12 cincinnati takes the win and your play of the day. >> after california legalizes marijuana for recreational use, the white house could be selling you the plan. the administration's plans to crackdown on states that voted for the rights, next. >> we are standing at the epicenter of the flood zone. the progress of the cleanup and how many still cannot return home. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. ♪ out about mister trump's election team and russian inte >>> now on kpix 5 news, white house turmoil, the new bombshell, reports about mr. trump close election team and russian intelligence offers. >>> plus , working to pick up the pieces. the water is mostly gone but a muddy mess remains. cleanup underway as we get a look at the mess that caused san jose flooding. >>> it's fired up and ready to go, live high definition doppler radar, no rain today but i tell you when to expect it this weekend. >> we have metering lights on now, a new rollover crash to tell you about, we will tell you

el consejo municipal de cincinnati, ohio, aprobÓ convertir esa ciudad en santuario de inmigrantes perohora con ilia calderÓn que tiene un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. ilia: marÍa elena, se reportan casos de abuso de poder de oficiales del servicio de migraciÓn especÍficamente con los pasajeros que provienen del extranjero. esta noche vamos a tener algunos testimonios. el secretario de relaciones exteriores de mÉxico luis bideragay hablÓ sobre la relaciÓn con los estados unidos que vive su peor momento en aÑos hay preocupaciÓn por los millones de jubilados de este paÍs, donde esta administraciÓn ha intentado proponer cambiar el sistema medicare por cupones. marÍa. ante lÍderes religiosos del mundo, el presidente donald trump pidiÓ donaciones para el actor y polÍticos -- polÍtico, arnold. repotera: tuvimos Éxito en el aprendiz, pero tuvieron que contratar a una estrella de cine, para que ocupara mi lugar, y ha sido un desastre total. quisiera que recemos por esos niveles de audiencia. el presidente se refiere al productor del gran productor del aprendiz, un amigo personal que lo pres

a truck driver -- truck drivers had to file reports when they went from cincinnati to cleveland, even if nothing happened. it was called a no defect report. the department of transportation realized if you travel from one place to another and nothing happens, you should not spend time and money filling out these forms. the form still exist, but you are no longer -- you know longer have to file them. it does not change the standard, but the administration said it could save more than 40 million hours of paperwork and roughly $1 billion a year. to me, that is sort of a win-win for the economy and regulation, overall. that standard has not changed. it is still in law, it is just how the reporting and recordkeeping is. host: california, republican line. caller: i love c-span, by the way. regulation,y about i am concerned about it because i know it has driven so many businesses from california. it is horrible. i think we need to give the president a chance, and i can see that there is a concentrated effort to undermine him, especially in the media. the media's unbelievable. they have peopl

the blue jays opening day in cincinnati just over a month away.hillies bats alive today at the giants, against the jays, i should say. they're alive, andre blanco living the hard life, deep and gone to right. and then brock sassy, having some fun in the fifth. the phillies rolling, and we go to the sixth inning, nick rolen steps to the dish, phillies have big expectations for him in the future. knocks in two with a single. phillies beat the jays. >>> the sixers host the star studded warriors tonight. the sixers coming off a trip to heartbreak hotel. last night the sixers fought back from down 17 to take a lead with under 10 seconds to go, and carmelo with a hand in his face, the sixers show plenty of fight, in the end, it's just not enough. >> every time you step on that court, people think, we don't have our former team. expect's expe everybody's expectations are kind of dwindled just a little bit. but in this locker room, just because we have lost guys, we're going still going to play and we're still going to do what we been doing. >> not much b

the wildcats facing cincinnati yesterday.riving and setting up donte who is sneaking back door for the two-handed finish. this time again with the rock, doing it ims. a lefty off of the window. here is the vanilla cone, a perfect alley-oop. wright gets his 500th career victory, but he is taking chris jenkin's advice. >> chris taught me this, when we retire, we'll look back about this stuff. i heard him say that and it's true. right now we're so into the next game. >> let's take in the goal. tied at 45. the beginning of a 17-2 run. in the west philly, mosting umass. tied at 55-55, but back to back steals and layups launches umass into the lead and the minute men never look back and st. joe takes it on the chin. that is your look at sports. >> that update on septa, they will be adding more rail cars to the market frankfurt line. they pulled more than 100 rail cars from service because of cracks that they discovered on two of the cars. they're now working to speed up repairs to get more cars back on the track in the days ahead.

for today, rain out here near cincinnati, that's about ten hours from arriving here. that puts it in the area around 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. tomorrow no real weather threat for today. tomorrow we do have a slight risk for severe weather. the primary concern for any severe weather issues will be gusty winds, small hail and freektd lightni frequent lightning as well. tornado threat is low but that's not the same as no risk at all. so have your nbc washington app download today and ready to go and find, like and follow us on our social media platforms so we can keep you ahead of the storm. a peek of the weekend forecast and i know somebody that loves talking about weekends and the's melissa. >> i do. chopper 4 over the top of the beltway, inner loop and outer loop there, no big problems right now. hopefully it stays that way. southbound north capitol street, the service road there to new york avenue, we have it blocked between o and new york avenue because of police we're keeping an eye on that for you this morning. 66 inbound, outbound there. no worries 95 northbound

proctor and gamble is right there by cincinnati, an important customer for amazon right now, or suppliermazon when it comes to moving further into the home, but also, kentucky is one of those spots where early on amazon was putting these distribution centers because so many roads do run through there. so, just logistically very important spot. >> centrally located. you can get a lot of space there. but also interesting for critics who say that the prime services are only used by people in big cities like new york, san francisco, seattle. to be smack dab right in the middle of the country. >> of course, we know u.p.s. had a rough day yesterday on their own quarter and compensation costs and the product mix. we talked to the cfo on "squawk on the street," but how interesting would it be if amazon took even a small slice of that business that could be material in the way kind of web services snuck up on us over the years. >> absolutely. and they say we're not going into that business, but i mean, more and more, the car that i see showing up to my door does not have fedex or u.p.s. on it. >>

>>> neil blast who watches on abc 15 in phoenix and james munson who watches 9 on your side in cincinnati are the latest winners in the "rtm" mini ipad give away. >> all you need is monday's buzz word, be 21 years old and a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> the "rtm" buzz word is coming up in a bit. >> stand by for the "rtm" mini ipad give away. >>> this is a great companion. what kind of wing man would he make? >> you have a puppy. >> they set out to see which pet makes the better wingman. >> a dog, a bunny and a lizard. >> i'm already going lizard. it's so out there and random to draw people in. >> it's a better conversation piece. >> no, nothing trumps a kitten. >> to you. nobody wants a kitten. >> here's how it works. they have ten minutes. >> we have to see how many people stop and talk to us. >> if they stop, they get a point. if they don't, it doesn't count. we have two for a kitty and two for the dog. the lizard is a little bit shocking. >> i think the lizard is like a dinosaur, it's a t-rex. >> bring him over and we'll hang out on the patio. >> yeah, for sure. >> hey, hey.

cactus league home opener versus the cincinnati reds. he is entering his 9th season who he is a see sonned veteran and that comes -- seasoned veteran and that comes with some benefits. >> when you're young and don't have a spot you got to come in trying to win a spot. and i don't mean that disrespectfully at all but, it's nice to be able to come in and use spring training for what it's for and not have to tax yourself in the off season and treat spring training like it's a regular season game. >> reporter: all right. nascar's biggest star returns to the race track in time for the biggest race. the daytona 500. dale earnhardt, jr. suffered a concussion in june. hasn't raised since. he missed 18 straight races. he says his head is clear and he's ready to go and the two time winner of the daytona 500, junior will start on the front row sunday. sounds like the 7th plus month layoff did him a little bit of good. >> so i feel more comfortable, i guess or more comfortable. not as -- i was really high strung going -- race after race after race f

>>> neil blast who watches on abc 15 in phoenix and james munson who watches 9 on your side in cincinnati are the latest winners in the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> you need monday's buzz word, be 21 years old and a legal resident of america or canada. >> the buzz word will be coming up in a bit. >> standby for the ipad mini giveaway. >>> this is the coolest idea for a concert ever. in fact, it was so amazing, i begged them to let me share this story with you. i got this from the national geographic youtube channel as part of the short film showcase. it's all about ice music. he's carving out instruments. he's not just carving out instruments that are going to look like instruments, these instruments will be played. as he's spraying water onto a viol violin. that looks like a violin. it's got strings on it as well. in fact, they created enough that basically there's an entire orchestra of people. >> no! that is amazing! >> yes, it is. >> you see cellos, you see pipe instruments and you see where this is taking place inside a giant glowing igloo. >> it's music sending chills down my spine.

wild cats and cincinnati facing number 24, bronson doing what he does, driving with the rock and setsp the back door. a little bounce, 17 off the bench for him. this time determined to get to the 10 himself. he had 17 himself. then later sets upperic pascal, seven assists and jay wright gets the 500th career victory. >>> la salle hosting richmond. tied at 45. t.j. klein takes the pass inside and 17-2 run. la salle scored seven points in the final ten minutes. phil march telly hosting umass, tied at 55 but back to back steals and subsequent lay-ups by pimpkins, saint joe's falls 87-76. that's your look at sports. see you soon. denise back to you. >> erika is back with a final look at the forecast. 56 today and then we're talking about wintry mix. >> a wintry mix for tomorrow morning for the lehigh valley. that's february for you. one of the toughest months in weather for sure. we're going to go hour by hour. i want to show you what's going to happen overnight tonight into tomorrow if we can get the graphic in quickly. the rain will move in and it will change over. look at this. we're s

. >>> the cincinnati zoo said a baby hippo has taken her first steps. here she is.his is little fiona. just slowly walking around. her first wobbly steps caught on camera. this is a big accomplishment for a little hippo born six weeks early. >> to give you some perspective, she weighs 29 pounds at birth and a newborn weighs 55 pounds. animal care team is working 24/7 to help her gain weight and get stronger. she's almost two weeks old. >> and talk about cute baby pictures. look at this adorable photo of her. no teeth yet. just a gummy smile. what -- and even whiskers look good on her. >> i'm glad she allowed us to take a picture of her from the front side. >> for all of us here, thanks for joining us. the news continues now live on abc7news.com and on the abc 7 news app. have a great day. bye-bye. >> welcome to "bachelor" fan favorites week, where your favorites from "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette" are stopping by to win big money for charity. i can't wait to see what these guys can do, so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dram

the week before i died in a duel, i was sitting in a meeting of the society of cincinnati. next to me was aaron burr. i was asked to sing my favorite song. i sang a song of campaigning called "the drum." i doubt that you knew it because you were not a soldier. mr. jefferson: do you ever chant in a rhythmic meter to rhyme? [laughter] anna: any last questions from he audience? >> you are talking about how the government, we should not look to them for rights. how do you prevent people being oppressed by other people who live in a country? if you let people do whatever, how do you prevent -- how do you ensure a equality? anna: the last question is, should we worry about oppression not just from the government but rom the people themselves? mr. hamilton: hopefully, the system of checks and balances would hold. when the many were oppressing the few, it could be addressed. when a few are being oppressed by the many, it could be addressed. that was the system of having a house of representatives and a senate. that was the intent behind that. the executive branch was a check on the

louis, through cincinnati, just track the moisture, just down to the south. now that one stays to our south. that will allow cold air to filter in across our region tomorrow and into thursday and friday. cooler numbers on the way, tomorrow, about five to ten degrees cooler than we were today. clouds, sun, breezy and cool, the breeze, five, ten, maybe 15 miles an hour, light breeze, clouds, qó cool day. out there tomorrow, cool, cool and cool, that is what the kids say right? 42 at noon, 46 at 7:00. as the at the bus stop. how about on thursday, friday, back in the low 40s, breezy if not windy on thursday, high of 43, wind chills in the 30s all day. same deal on friday, most of you in the 30s on friday, all in the 30s for saturday and sunday. we have a little storm system moving through. and it looks even smaller than it did yesterday. so light snow and rain, let's take a little bit of a look at it here. very weak storm. light snow to the north, light rain to the south. the way it's looking now with very little accumulation. as we move on after that you mentio

the sunshine, that is going to change this line of thunderstorms, pretty heavy stuff about to hit cincinnatirecord warmth there. record warmth at cleveland. warmest ever in both places and many others, some broke the records by a good bit. here we go as we go into tomorrow. starting with a fair amount of clouds. the showers are mostly up toward the poconos until later in the day. here's 3:00, and that's a significant line of storms. so we're talking about a brief period of time that you got to watch out for. maybe gusty winds with these things. 4:00, there it is going from the poconos down through chester county. and just entering delaware, 5:00 is about the peak of it. across most of our area, bucks to montgomery, into philadelphia. into new castle county, by 6:00, it's past most of us, and starting to hit the shore. may not be as severe at the shore because it won't be as warm. with the wind coming off the ocean. by 8:00, it's all clear again. so we have some dramatic changes that are going to be coming in a matter of hours later tomorrow. you can enjoy most of the day with the 72 degrees.

cold back to the west, cincinnati seeing about an inch of snow in that part of the region, the kind of snow we'll get. i do not think it will be a big snowstorm, just very likely very, very cold air, but look what happens a timing issueth the morning rush. now we still have a winter weather advisory, northern loudoun county, no advisories for washington metro area and points to the south. doesn't mean we won't see snow, but won't be a big problem. tomorrow, main roads just wet, they will be wet with snow coming down, some delays to the northwest possible. visibility a concern during that morning rush because the snow could come down heavy for an hour or two before it moves on out and then just gets windy and very, very cold out there, we'll have more on how much snow to expect, because we have changed the snowfall map, very cold numbers, coming up in about ten minutes. >>> road crews in d.c., maryland and virginia will be ready to roll in the morning but they did not pre-treat the roads because of all the rain we'll get before the snow, and before the cold moves in, a lot of you spent

. >>> five weeks from today the phillies open their regular season in cincinnati.ay they remain in clearwater for more grapefruit league play. phils and rays no need to worry about maikel franco. fourth inning home run is his third sinker o zinger of the sp. the kid makes a nice snag. phillies loss seven to two. >>> villanova basketball. despite losing to butler last week the cats are still ranked second. saturday they wrap up the regular seeing son at georgetown. jay wright spent the day on espn. he appeared on nearly every show on every platform. he was in bristol to promote his book attitude. among the topics the pressure to repeat as champs. >> that's what we've got to do going forward here after winning a national championship it can't be about repeat pentagon, it's got to be about keeping our culture strong and being true to our core values. >> tough to repeat but if anybody can do it. >> ducis. >> coming up on "action news," cecily tynan with a look at the week ahead from accuweather when we continue in just a moment. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we've seen a rollercoaster o

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. >>> we have good news from the cincinnati zoo.a, the baby hippo born prematurely is on the road to recovery. four weeks old she was under weight and suffered from dehydration. with the help of a local children's hospital they were able to give her fluids through a life saving i.v. catheter. fiona is approaching a healthy weight and she is the first nile hippo born in the zoo in 75 years. >> that's incredible. >> it is incredible. >> great she got such good care. >> can you imagine how many children are going to be excited to see her? that's great. thanks for watching "early today." follow us on facebook, twitter and i "tracking the storm"laurlive morning--- butonditions are improving. this ia ve lookt san jose. many roads are still seei soiss sam/voare problems th floodinga and many communties---- stl dealing with "floodiconcerns." for those living along hecoyoted overght shelts have poppedup, f . >>> and many skphaoupbts communities dealing with flooding. evacuation and overnight shelters popping up for anybody who needs it. toda

wayne to cincinnati, including indianapolis and kentucky.amaging winds as well as hair. looking at temperatures in advance of the system, spring-like, record highs possible again. temperatures are going to turn cooler behind the system. highs upper 70s in the southeast. notice the highs turning to the 30s and 40s as the colder air rushes in. >> a lot of important news, thanks. >>> the white house signaling a policy shift. press secretary sean spicer says the justice department will be stepping up enforcement against recreational marijuana. washington, d.c. and eight states legalized weed for recreational use and the obama administration was not enforcing the ban. now it is at the discretion of new attorney general, jeff sessions who consistently opposed legal marijuana. >>> a new york zoo has people awaiting the birth of a injugir. on facebook, the zoo blamed a handful of extreme animal activists for the interruption. they said it takes away an educational tool. youtube said it was removed by mistake and restored the live stream on their sit

they will take on the cincinnati reds shortly after noon. bomb garner throwing a couple of innings. it's all about getting ready for the actual season. >> it's nice not having to tax yourself to get ready and treat spring season like a regular game. >>> while the giants play the oakland a's will have to wait until tomorrow. they will face chicago cubs in may is an arizona. >>> it is a super bowl the bottle racing, nascar kicks off the season with the daytona 500. one of the most popular drivers is back after suffering a concussion in michigan last june. he hasn't competed since missing the last 18 races. but he says his head is clear and he's ready to go and the rest time did him a world of good. >> so i feel more comfortable, i guess, more comfortable, not -- i was really high strung going race after race after race for 20 years. i was really burned up and high strung and just, you know, easily off -- easily set off and very little patience. so it's really helped me kind of calm down. >>> there you go. don't forget you can see the daytona 500 right here on fox2 this sunday. coverag

only those, but also, like my grandfather, he's an immigrant, but he goes from the states, from cincinnati, and he goes down all the way to mexico without a penny in his pocket, looking for his american dream, and he found it there in mexico. and there is hundreds of thousands of us citizens working in mexico, working in brazil, working in china. i mean, the immigrant has such a heart, such a dynamics within him, such a hunger for accomplishing the impossible, for working hard to improve his family's condition that they should be welcome anywhere because, by building a wall, i mean, united states isolating from the rest of the world? the champion of opening markets, and the champion of globalization, the nation that led us to believe that trading, we would be much better economies, and that we would have a much better life? and now the champion, the leader decides to build a wall, erroneously thinking that the threat is immigrants. the threat to this nation is isolating from the rest of the world. we should be building bridges, not walls. we should be building bridges of understanding, bri

discuss that and, of course, the impact of amazon's latest move on the ohio economy, specifically cincinnati. >> i know somebody from ohio. >> our hometown. me and senator portman. >>> jpmorgan chief jamie dimon going back to the white house this president to meet with president trump. we have details on what they'll talk about coming up. >>> surge in apple shares. tim cook's comments on president trump's policies. josh lipton has it all for us right now. josh. >> bill, how is apple thinking about new economic policies under a trump administration? ceo tim cook telling me he is a fan of some of those policies, like cash repatriation, saying repatriation is front and center, that is very good for the country, and it is obviously good for apple as well. apple currently has some $230 billion locked up overseas. but cook is not a big fan of that controversial border tax, saying my view is that it hits the consumer in particular, the middle class consumer and below middle class. i would be surprised if the country went down that path. and finally, on creating more employment. cook saying, i do th