gun violence in cincinnati is a problem. it is a big problem.he number of people that are incarcerated in here have shown violence in some way shape or form. >> most of the 1300 men in the jail are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. male inmates charged with murder are held in four separate units known as murder pods. it is possible some of these inmates will never be on the streets of cincinnati again. but david bell has found a way to bring a little bit of the streets to them. >> this is right here is the cincinnati version of monopoly. >> it's actually the street version. there is some drugs, some drug sales going on. >> knees the chance cards. breaking news. drive by reported. don't know how many got hid. each one of them came up off 2,000 dollars. police on your as, go go go. collect 500. >> bell has been in jail for three years. awaiting charges for attempted murder, aggravated robbery and aggravated burglary to which he has pled not guilty. >> it's not a get out of jail free card. >> there's only

that took place cincinnati. charles taft the half-brother of resident william howard taft, had commissioned a lincoln statue, created by george grey bernard, which was on failed instance and that a, 1917. here it is, if you've you've seen this i would guess, this famous one in chicago. so this was put up in 1917. charles taft was pleased, so pleased that he wanted to have a second one made, and exact replica and send it over to london. he was going to pay for the whole thing. it seemed as though this would solve the problem that they've been having -- having a good their projects underway. -- made an offer, the heat sucked in, it seems like that would be the end of the story. but then firestorm in the media broke out. high levels of leadership on both sides of the atlantic,

cincinnati in town for a three-game weekend set. could the phillies build on thursday's slump busting over colorado? nola on the rubber last night. phillies looking for a win on bark at the park night. first inning, reds already have a run in. adam duvall sends one deep and out to left. a solo shot. his 11th of the season made it 2-0 reds. nola's struggles would continue. in the second, also dialing long distance making it a 3-0 contest. phillies drop the series opener to the reds 5-2, your final. >>> to the gridiron. nfc east getting started much earlier than normal this year with renowned trash talker and redskins quarterback josh norman taking aim at his opponents within the division. norman will be entering his second year at the nation's capital told bleacherreport.com, quote, trust me when i tell you, it's going to be bad blood this

. >>> a bird eye view in cincinnati. >> yes. >> yeah. >> that is a bird. >> chillin the in the cincinnatired broadcast booth , trying to get access. >> yes, is that bread. >> yes, got to feed him. >> yes. >> he is hungry. >> cincinnati by the way with three run rally in the inning, but they lose to the rockies. >> it is a large bird. >> speaking of hungry, when are you leaving to get some crab fry, when are you leaving to get chicky and pete's. >> you know what. >> can we have those delivered , is that lazy. >> bring them back. >> "cbs evening news" just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead now, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica great to be with you in philadelphia here's the "cbs evening news", while in israel president appeared to confirm he gave secret israeli intelligence to the russians. there is a new medical warning out tonight for babies and fruit juice, and, the splashy new trend for senior class photos all that just ahead on the "cbs eveni my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40

a casa regresarÁ el 11 de mayo para recibir a cincinnati. que seguimos presentÁndole a laganadoras de mamÁ de impacto se acerca la fecha el 10 de mayo. antes de ir a la pausa los dejamos con estas imÁgenes del puente san mateo. el trÁficotranscurre de lo más bien en ambas direcciones. presentadora: debido al calor hoy fue el primer dÍa en el aÑo 2017 un dÍa para cuidar el medio ambiente.veamos cÓmo pinta el clima con imÁgenes de el sur de la bahÍa san josÉ bastante caliente a estas horas pero parece que va a refrescar. aquÍ esta guillermo quiroz con el pronÓstico extendido. guillermo: feliz miÉrcoles, vamos a hablar de este sistema de alta presiÓn y esta montaÑa de aire que esta divirtiendo la corriente de vientos mÁximos. eso va a traer cambios, posibles lluvias y descenso en la temperatura, vientos el cambio se va a sentir, aproveche ese calor en la temporada. asÍ que la direcciÓn del viento continÚa desde el nortelas temperaturas van a ir descendiendo especialmente en la costa a partir de las prÓximas horas a los 61, hasta los 56 grados s

between cincinnati and covington over the ohio river. and new york city on the east river you could see three bridges with roebling wire rope, one in the brooklyn bridge, the second was the manhattan bridge and the third was the williamsburg bridge. various other bridges around the country so at the height of the roebling era, probably the highest employment was during the first world war and the whole company including here and the two other factories in trenton and the factory down in roebling new jersey employed about 8000 people. probably about 2500 worked on this site. many family members would work together, brothers, fathers, sons, cousins. it was very common that there were multiple family members working for the company. and i interviewed a man when i was working on my book and he had come here and i think it was 1939 when the depression was going on and it was hard to get a job and he said you know, his uncle knew somebody who worked here and the man put in a good word for him and they called him in for an interview. >> i think

rvday, the cincinnati school vistrict released surveillance video showing what happened to the boy two days before he took his life. here's anna werner. >> reporter: the video shows eight-year-old gabriel taye entering the bathroom in the middle of an apparent scuffle with other students. se can be seen trying to shake the hand of a student, then either being pulled down or falling to the floor, where he lay motionless for seven and a half minutes, apparently unconscious, as other students can be seen stepping over him, poking, prodding, even kicking him with their feet. his mother took him to the hospital later that night after he began vomiting, but the family says the school did not communicate the serious nature of the incident. he was diagnosed with a stomach virus and sent home. wo days later, it appears he hung himself with a neck tie. family attorney jennifer branch: >> the district did not tell her bat her son had been attacked in the bathroom, that other children were attacked in the bathroom. they didn't tell her that he laid on the floor unconscious nnr over seven minutes.

. >> a violent cincinnati inmate finds a way to break the bonds of segregation, at least for a little while. >>> we're the msnbc "lockup" show. >> if you add up all the days "lockup" senior field producer susan carney has spent working in jails and prisons, it would total nearly three years and counting. >> how long you been in? >> not that long. >> carney has filmed in more than 50 correctional facilities and seven different countries. and she has met hundreds of inmates, coping with solitary confinement. >> they kind of run the gamut. i've seen people who sleep all day long and all night long. there's almost like this constant state of depression. then you see the ones who are just so, so needing to have their voice heard since they have no one else to talk to, they'll make a tremendous amount of noise, they kick the door, they're constantly screaming. mental health issues arise because you are deprived of what's so basic, and that's just interaction with another human being. and i think that that can cause a lot of negative effects on somebody. there's a sadness to almost every seg

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police in cincinnati are are are reopening the investigation into the death of an 8-year-old boy. here's alex perez with new surveillance. >> reporter: tonight, cincinnati public schools releasing this disturbing video, showing suspected bullying before an 8-year-old took his own life. cameras capturing the moment in january, when the boy walks into the bathroom, shakes hands with another student, and then appears to be yanked to the floor. the other boy is seen throwing his arms up. little gabe lays there, motionless, at least ten students walking past. after 3:30, three students appear to taunt and kick him. then, adult help finally arrives. two days later, the 8-year-old committed suicide. his mother says she was only told gabe had fainted, but never about the alleged incident. >> the school had told mom, your son was assaulted, she would have immediately taken him to the hospital. >> reporter: authorities first suspected bullying after a detective obtained the video. the school says, our hearts are broken with the loss of this child, and it's our firm position that the allegat

today delta prematurely posted a notice in cincinnati. a similar electronics ban has been in place since late march affecting flights from ten airports in the middle east and north africa. roughly 50 flights a day but expanding the ban to flights from europe would affect many more flights. 142,000 passengers each day arrive from the eight busiest european countries. a major disruption for business travelers. >> nothing, i would say my laptop would affect me because i like to do my work on long-haul flights. >> you need entertainment, you need something to keep you busy. >> reporter: another serious concern, the fire risk from loading so many electronic devices with lithium ion batteries into the bottom. plane's luggage holds. tonight, homeland security says the new electronics ban could be announced in two weeks. while some travelers may be upset, security sources say the prime objective is the safety of the aircraft. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we're back in a moment with former first lady michelle obama fighting back after t

in the fourth inning, patrick goes deep as well giving cincinnati the lead they wouldn't relinquish, reds. duvall another homer off of disef lyndisef lenn lynn in the. phillies lose 8-4. >> there are a lot of things to work on. at the end of the day, i'm not worried about it. i'll get back quick as possible. >> i counted on him to have a big year. if he gets straightened out at aaa i think they'll come back strong. i can't say i'm happy with it. >> there might be help in the minors, the offensive kind of help, prigs iron pigs crush louisville. williams hits two home runs of the iron pigs goals for extra bases. >> there are no pads, and no hitting. defensive end brandon graham views the camps as an opportunity to impart wisdom. >> we want to help the younger guys feel comfortable. we try to have them not think too much. when i'm out with barnett, i try to help him as much as i can. as a rooky for me, i had trent cole. he made it easy for me and a lot better. i'm trying to pass it on. >> carson wentz is entering the second season as starting qb, former's againstive lineman mike goalic

cincinnati reds are becoming a pest for the giants. after the reds swept the cincinnati last week. they be the giant last night at at&t park. 3-2. hall of famer willie mays received a standing ovation. he just celebrated his 86th birthday last saturday. he was there. unfortunately, not to see a win. but they came back from the disabled list including a four hits and a home run. the reds broke the tie at the go-ahead run. the two teams were against -- the a's are on the road in texas.>>we know and the warriors know who they will play in the nba western conference finals when the first games start on sunday. the warriors will play san antonio spurs. the spurs just eat up houston rockets last night, 114-175. -- 75. they won the series 4-2. the warriors are a perfect 8-oh so far in the postseason. they swept through portland and round one and then they beat houston -- utah jazz four straight games and round two. game one of the next round of the final is at oracle on sunday afternoon. the game starts at 12:30 pm. game to also at oracle will start tuesday night at 6:00.>>> san francisco

. >>> not much drama in cincinnati. giants trying to avoid a three game sweep. like the first two games, reds jump on top in the first. suarez singles off, hamilton scores the game's first run. down 2-0 in the third, deep for his 9th home run of the season, then in the fifth zach makes it 4-0 cincinnati. 7 innings allowing four runs on six hits. he did strike out 10. journeyman scott would go the distance, throwing a four-hit shut out. he gets connor gillespie to ground out to end the contest. reds win 4-0. they outscore the giants in the series 31-5. can someone please wake up the giants' bats? tomorrow the giants are in new york to play the mets. it's been a tough season so far. >> yes, it has. >> >> at least if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...block a specific sour

. >>> not much drama in cincinnati. giants trying to avoid a three game sweep. like the first two games, reds jump on top in the first. suarez singles off, hamilton scores the game's first run. down 2-0 in the third, deep for his 9th home run of the season, then in the fifth zach makes it 4-0 cincinnati. 7 innings allowing four runs on six hits. he did strike out 10. journeyman scott would go the distance, throwing a four-hit shut out. he gets connor gillespie to ground out to end the contest. reds win 4-0. they outscore the giants in the series 31-5. can someone please wake up the giants' bats? tomorrow the giants are in new york to play the mets. it's been a tough season so far. >> yes, it has. >> >> at least ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant

giants had to wait out a ain delay in cincinnati. it would have been better for matt cain and company if it just kept pouring. oh, great idea to go the game, dad. don't you have the accuweather app? arroyo versus arroyo. they went to the same high school in florida, but 20 years apart because the pitcher is 40 and the kid is 21. giants down 3-1. in the third, suarez knocks in two runs. matt cain, what a disaster, 3 1/3 and tied his career worst start, allowing nine runs. here billy hamilton almost an inside the park homer. hernandez dove and came up with nothing. the reds scored in each of the first six. >> and cruise to victory, 13-3. >>> the a's back home unveiling the holy toledo in honor of the late bill king. andrew trig in trouble most of the night. the big blow three-run triple into the right corner. tigers up 5-0. trig goes 5- 1/3. arizona had two on with nobody out in sixth. michael former shut him down. bruce maxwell, swing and a miss. fuller in at 9 strikeouts and 8 innings. the a's have drop 9 of 11. >>> the warriors flew

they sprang up in philadelphia and baltimore, cincinnati, cities all over the country. >> did they go to school? >> newsboys did go to school. very unevenly. 14 was these school leaving age. some newsboys with enforcement of truancy laws, mandatory education laws was very uneven. most did go to schools for some length of time. most were illiterate. but it was not the kind of nine months out of the year routine. it was always very sporadic. >> what is a common misconception about newsies? >> a common misconception about newsies is they were little merchants, little traders to be, and they acquired that ethics any those. some did, but what i am finding, they were poor and kind of a hand to mouth existence in many cases. that is what i think is very surprising. also they were involved in the politics of their time. campaign papers, tearing down the posters of others. they would develop their own attitudes and opinions because they were selling news and invested in these parties. they were hired to be stump speakers as well as that is part of what i try to argue. they are political creatu

the captain from cincinnati accepted the unique prize. is, silver antler, what you always wanted. don't miss nbc's extensive coverage of the kentucky derby. it begins saturday at 2:30 eastern on nbc. so fun to watch. >> i always say it's fun to watch the fastest two minutes in sports, but everybody's hats, too, and the fascinators, of course, sipping the mint juleps. until then, cinco de mayo tomorrow. >> more celebrations in store. i'm gigi stone wood. thanks for %$4ll it )s thursday morning--- and some changes are in the works for your weather. this is a live look at san jose...the city lights visible >>> thursday morning, we have changes to tell you about in the works for your weather as we look outside at san jose, the city lights vizable from a distance there. we're seeing fog rolling in along the coast today. that's one changes, today in the bay starts right now. thank you for joining us on this thursday, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get things going. it was so hot yesterday. >> it was really bad. that was the pe

giants had to wait out a ain delay in cincinnati. it would have been better for matt cain and company if it just kept pouring. oh, great idea to go the game, dad. don't you have the accuweather app? arroyo versus arroyo. they went to the same high school in florida, but 20 years apart because the pitcher is 40 and the kid is 21. giants down 3-1. in the third, suarez knocks in two runs. matt cain, what a disaster, 3 1/3 and tied his career worst start, allowing nine runs. here billy hamilton almost an inside the park homer. hernandez dove and came up with nothing. the reds scored in each of the first six. >> and cruise to victory, 13-3. >>> the a's back home unveiling the holy toledo in honor of the late bill king. andrew trig in trouble most of the night. the big blow. three-run triple into the right corner. tigers up 5-0. trig goes 5- 1/3. arizona had two on with out in sixth. michael former shut him down. bruce maxwell, swing and a miss. fuller in at 9 strikeouts and 8 innings. the a's have drop 9 of 11. >>> the warriors flew to sa

you have to explain what happens when he was the mayor of cincinnati.to the lady of the night. >> donald trump does not do that. >> i think the democrats are mistaken if they think that finding a celebrity is going to be the key, because what president trump has, yes, he had celebrity and the business background, but he had this ability to connect which i do not think jerry springer does. >> jerry springer cannot connect, what you think? >> this is not a good book. he introduced a decade sideshow circus into american pop culture, basically pickled a generation's brain. it was not bad enough sitting at home in the afternoon watching tv, but at least you had soap operas. this is just awful stuff that made you dirty inside. he has contributed nothing. nothing for culture. >> no, no, this was shakespearean. >> you talk about -- >> i thought a lot of the drama, the human stories, i was fascinated by it. >> while, well, i want to see springer run for governor, i'm going to give them a check so that he has stuff to talk about in the daylight. tiger woods was a

the giants in cincinnati taking on the reds. rough outing for matt cain...third run of the frame... (cain: 3.1 ip, 10 hits, 9 runs, 6 bb) and after loading the bases in the fourth... peraza again... hits a triple to make it 9-1. cincinnati wins 13-3 the a's were back at home to open a weekend series against the tigers bob melvin's face says it all after a disspointing start by andrew triggs. in the third -- victor martinez hits a 2-rbi single to score a pair of runs for detroit. in the sixth -- triggs loads the bases... jim adduci triples down the right field line to put the game away for the tigers. (triggs: 5.1 ip, 8 hits, 5 runs) detroit wins 7-2 the warriors will be looking for the second straight sweep. after a dominant performance last night against the jazz... klay thompson and golden state flew to utah and had practice at vivint smart home arena before game three tomorrow night there was a bit of concern with draymond green's health, after his knee locked up during the fourth quarter last night as of now, green is listed as probable for game three. w

police in cincinnati are reopening the investigation into the death of an 8-year-old boy. the boy had killed himself, but tonight there are major questions about what happened before that. did he really faint at school, or was he bullied? here's alex perez with new surveillance. >> reporter: tonight, cincinnati public schools releasing this disturbing video, showing suspected bullying days before an 8-year-old took his own life. >> i was extremely shocked to find out that it had gotten to this point. >> reporter: cameras capturing the moment in january, when the boy walks into the bathroom, shakes hands with another student, and then appears to be yanked to the floor. the other boy is seen throwing his arms up. little gabe lays there, motionless, at least ten students walking past. after three minutes and 30 seconds, three students appear to taunt and kick him. then, after four minutes and 40 seconds, adult help finally arrives. two days later, the 8-year-old committed suicide. his mother says she was only told gabe had fainted, but never about the alleged incident. >> if

. >> narrator: it formally happened in 1977 at the nra convention in cincinnati. as they got down to business, there was a showdown: hunters and sportsmen versus gun rights activists. >> the national rifle association convention in cincinnati went into overtime last night, a stormy all-night session. when it was over, some dissident members had taken control of the 400,000-member organization. what it means is even stricter support for the right to bear arms and against gun control. >> the core of nra's political support comes from a very conservative republican group of people. they're the ones who give the money, they're the ones that pay the freight for all the political battles. and they're very conservative. >> narrator: just a few years later, another dramatic shooting. >> this is an nbc news special report. >> see the president coming out now. (gunshots) >> narrator: president reagan, shot in the lung... (people shouting) ...and his press secretary, james brady, in the head. >> they said six shots in two seconds... >> narrator: in the aftermath, once again,

in philadelphia and baltimore and cincinnati, all of the country. >> did they go to school? mr. digirolamo: newsboys did go to school. very unevenly. 14 was the usual school leaving --, and some newsboys enforcement of truancy laws was very uneven. somedid go to school for length of time. most were literate. they would learn to read or write in other ways. it was not the kind of nine months out of the year, 9:00 until 3:00 routine. it was sporadic. >> what is a common misconception about newsies? mr. digirolamo: that they were little merchants, little wall street traders to be in training, that they acquired business ethics and it does. finding, but from my they were really part of the working class. and kind of a hand to mouth existence in many cases. that is what i think is surprising. that they were political actors, that they were involved in the politics of the time during campaigns, selling campaign papers and tearing down posters of others, and that they developed their own attitudes and opinions about the events of the day, because they were selling news and invested in

would forever change the heroin epidemic when the hardest hit in cincinnati experienced 200 overdoses and three deaths in one week. there's nothing on the streets like this, we experienced a little shift from the organic opioid of heroin to this and fentanyl,iate of always derivatives, a car fentanyl. this is testing the limits of users, first responders, the system of government, hospitals, and the spirit of each person drawn in to the point of breaking. another only witnessed the devastation, but the peoplenation of the same who try to keep up with the new normal. the new average of 50 up to 70 averages of overdose. 11 people died in one weekend in multiple overdoses at the same time and same location. at times, they reached 40 in monday stretching the resources of the even the police departments and fire departments of cincinnati. we had 16 overdoses and four shootings causing every officer to be unable to respond to other calls. in 2012, our area had seven andhs of fentanyl related it spiked to over 200. narcan ision using given to every first responder, largemonths, have used vol

giants in cincinnati.or league history this at-bat will be a first, and will be >>> abc 7 sports. >>> good evening giants had to wait out a three hour rain delay in cincinnati. would have been about better fo cain and company if it kept pouring. first arroyo off an arroyo. giants down 3-1 in the third. suarez singles in pair of run. 5-1 cinci. matt cain gave up nine runs on ten hits. reds scored on each of the first six innings. that could be inside the park for hamilton, 13-3 reds in front of a sparse crowd was final score. >>> the a's unveiling a holy toledo sign in honor the late bill king. down the right field corner, tigers up 5-0. gave up five runs on eight hits. a's two on. yonder lonzo putting together a nice season. could be something big brewing. no. full mer shut them down so the a's are down 7-2 in the ninth inning chg. the warriors went to north carolina. he will get checked at duke for the recurring headaches that will be plaguing him will not be in game three orour against the jazz by the wa

famously known as the guerrilla at the cincinnati zoo. whoever is behind this also wrote a.k.a., believing to be referring to all for cap alpha -- alpha cap alpha. fraternitytely black on campus. she has already put out a statement saying that this will not be tolerated. thatis not the first time insensitively here on school grounds. last year they were thrown at black students and storm rooms. the school is holding a community meeting today at the k chapel here on campus at noon today while d.c. police and campus police working together continue to investigate, looking through surveillance cameras throughout campus, trying to figure out who is behind this. reporting live, john gonzalez, --n good morning washington john gonzalez, good morning washington. jones says last night fansg a red sox game, the called in the n-word several times. those fans were escorted out of the ballpark. he said that this was not the first time that fans at fenway park targeted him with a slew of racist abuse. autria: rocking the red, holding out hope, the caps

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lawyers representing the tea party groups insist their testimony in the cincinnati case is of great publicwe will get more information come friday. up to you. >> the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. breaking overnight bombshell evidence into the murder of a dnc staffer. investigators believe his death staged as a robbery may be a cover-up. >> taxpayer gravy train, your hard earned money being used to help shield immigrants from being deported. why our next guest says this is not only insulting but irresponsible. falling short of the perfect crime. into the parking lot trying to deal with shopping carts. ♪ ♪ carolina whether you golf or not, geico could help score you some great savings on car insurance. maybe even hundreds of dollars. whoa! (chuckles) hole in one! and that's a par five, mind you. see how much you could save on car insurance. go to geico.com today. who's the new guy? they call him the whisperer. the whisperer? why do they call him the whisperer? he talks to planes. he talks to planes. watch this. hey watson, what's avionics telling you? maintenance records and

the phillies are a flawed team right now and these deficiencies were on display against cincinnati. aaron nola down 2-0 in the second inning. that's a solo home run, 3-0 reds. nola gives up 5 runs in 6 innings of work. tim addleman had an era of 6 coming in. swing the bats. with the time -- tieing run at the plate. franco strikes out to end, phillies lose 5-2. it's frustrating the way we're losing right now. right now my job was to keep the guys in the game, we go down 3-0 in the first two innings is tough. >> we need to step it up, we're better than this, i know we're better than this, we got to play as aggressive as we can. >> chip kelly can't find another nfl buyer for his up tempo offense so he will take his talents to bristol. he is joining espn for nfl appear college football coverage. he was fired by the niners following a 2-14 season. >>> if you're looking for a bandwagon to jump on, try the union who won four straight games after going winless in the first 8. tonight they face utah and face new york city fc. >> these next two games we've looked at now before the internation

citizens bank park, game number two against the cincinnati reds. spotty showers possible, 72 degrees by the first pitch around 4:05 p.m. the 9th inning 67 degrees. the holiday weekend, sunday looks like the better day, we'll rank that as number one. today, clouds and sun, showers, monday there's a greater chance of showers and maybe a quick-hitting thunderstorm. >>> sports now, another day, another loss for the phillies here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, sometimes it's the starting pitching, sometimes it's the bullpen, sometimes it's the offense. the phillies are a flawed team right now and those deficiencies were on display against cincinnati. what else was on display? cute puppies. aaron nolan down on top of the hill. he gives up five runs in 6 innings of work. era above 6 coming in. the phillies manages a hit off him in 8 innings. swing the bat. the phillies get two across in the 9th inning. franco strikes out to end it, the phillies lose 5-2. >> it's frustrating why we're losing right now, you know my job was to keep the guys in th

. >> ponga mucha atenciÓn a lo que estÁ a punto de suceder dentro de un baÑo en una escuela en cincinnatintes, de repente cae al piso y deja de moverse. varios compaÑeros entran y salen, pero gabriel seguÍa tendido en el piso. hubo momentos en los que su cuerpo quedÓ solo. tuvieron que pasar casi cinco minutos para que el primer adulto llegara a la escena, luego el niÑo despertÓ y caminó junto a varios empleados de la escuela. a la madre le dijeron que su hijo se habÍa desmayado, pero dos dÍas despuÉs, gabriel se ahorcÓ. la abogada que representa a la familia afectada asegura que el vÍdeo de vigilancia capta al niÑo que viste una chaqueta roja amenazando a otro menor. denunciante gabriel intentÓ darle la mano pero el agresor lo jalÓ, dÁndolo contra la pared. la madre devastada siente que no se hizo lo suficiente para salvar a su hijo del bullying. >> una de las seÑales es el aislamiento del niÑo, la ira, momentos explosivos que puede tener el niÑo. >>un nuevo mÉtodo en finlandia parece estar combatiendo el bullying. >> pierde poder el agresor, al no estar validando una conducta que es daÑ

>> i was interested in cincinnati in particular.cincinnati piqued my interest is because they have seen an influx of some of the most dangerous synthetics. they are really potent and toxic, and the backside of that is it kills customers. if you are a heroin dealer and you cut it into your product, you'reisng causing overdoses which don't make a lot of sense if you're trying to make money off these people. but the reason they do it is because it increases the margin so dramatically because it is cut so many times before you sell it because it is so potent. it is also a marketing device. you have carved into nola in a drug, everybody knows it is the most -- if you have this animal tranquilizer in the drug, everybody knows it is the most potent thing out there and has better highs the and fentanyl, it is a really strong way to say, i have the strongest heroin. >> as you point out in the story, one is an elephant tranquilizer. >> it is not approved for hun consumption. it is approved for use by veterinarians to tranquilize large animals

but baltimore was dealing in more trade than charleston even in charleston there were headed for cincinnati there was a sense of dynamism as they were migrating to other parts of the country and even visitors from maine call it a little and antique mitropoulos he wanted people to feel locked and humiliated so let's get a bacchanal was the message. so with the stowe judge the independence will the days of glory have returned in now driving the uprising this was hope even in france rothschild that's what was said. so cotton was money so make charleston great again. [laughter] i am happy to take your questions. [applause] >> what surprised you the most to researching this book?. >> it gets to what i was talking about that i thought with the john brown raid that this would be a story driven by fear that once they turn the corner and was called in april at the convention of hope and enthusiasm the secession came almost like a party a lot of alcohol was consumed that year. [laughter] a lot of toasting and bad atmosphere which is surprising because hindsight i knew how the story would turn out to

deepest part of the ball perform the, cincinnati on top, 3-0, nola retired ten in a row until the sixthhere comes one run, two. of the reds now up 5-0. the phils had just one hit going into the 9th. aaron altherr with an rbi double the phils fall, lost 21 out of 26. hence the team meeting. >> we got to start playing as aggressive as we can. and take it to the other team. just be aggressive at the plate >> i think it will turn, i think we just stay focused and keep coming out and focus on what we need to do and take each pitch, pitch by pitch. >> chip kelly couldn't stand talking to the media. now he's getting paid to talk as a member of the media. funny. he just joined espn as a football analyst. looking forward to adding a new respective. he was fired by the 49ers after a two in 14 season. >>> the draft is less than month away and the sixers have started bringing in players for a look. is lonzo ball going to take a trip. ball is considering working out for team but will decide after agent meets with brian coangelo to discuss the direction of the team, lonzo turned on the celtics reques

billy hamilton is on 2nd trotting home. 1-0 cincinnati.ttom of the set. giving it up to scott schebler with a solo home run 36789-0 now. in the 5th it's cuedo who thinks it's a popup, but it's not. the ball keeps going out of there. cosart the shortstop. giants lose 4-0. they are swept by the reds. as we said outscored by 26 runs in those three games. now it's not a matter of if, but when for the warriors who are a win away from their third straight trip to the western conference finals. they're up 3-0 on utah. they're beating the jazz by 11. last night in salt lake city. though utah, they did test them. they tested steph and klay with an off night. in fact utah took their first lead of the game in the third quarter leading by as many as nine. but kevin durant put the team on his back really and ended any hopes the jazz had with his signature game in the playoffs. 38 points, 13 rebounds including that bank shot dagger shrugging his shoulders. game four tomorrow night. warriors going for the sweep. >> and last night was stepping it up as we

cincinnati 34. suburbs even chillier than that. freeze mornings. 38 in chicago.oesn't factor in any wind out there. 40s from raleigh all the way to new york. you know it's chilly when in florida we're at 55 degrees. not everyone is in this. look at the difference. st. louis is 84. which i will go is 55. 30 degree temperature difference and a very short drive here. shows yo s you the difference bn summer. one spot today could have dangerous weather. eastern colorado. colorado springs area. i 25, but this is may. we don't have any big tornado outbreaks coming. this is the peak of the season. take the lack of severe storms and tornado seasons. >> certainly hoping that will be the last of the cold front pushing through. >> it's going to stay chilly much of this week. unfortunately mother's day weekend in the northeast could have a coastal storm. hopefully that will change. something to keep on eye on. >> still ahead, the cast with the raptors and rockets have lift off returning from two straight losses. all the highlights from nba playoffs and more next. >>> fans at

>> was interested in cincinnati in particular.n cincinnati p my interest is bau they have seen an infx of some of the most dangerous synthetics. they are really potent and toxic, and the backside of that is it kills customers. if you are a dealer in you cut sentinel -- cut them into your product,ou might kill them. that doesn't make sense. margin soreases the dramatically because it is supported. it is also a marketing device. if you have it in the drug, everybody knows it is the most potent ring out there and people are chasing bigger and better highs. it is a really strong way to say, i have the strongest heroin. >> as you point out in the story, one is an elephant tranquilizer. >> it is not approved for human consumption. it is approved for use by veterinarians to tranquilize large animals. it is actually called rhino on the street, which harkens back to the fact that it is a tranquilizer and not meant for people. >> the system and a focal point in the past year or so on the campaign trail. president trump along the drugsgn tal

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cincinnati zoo officials are looking ahead to an expanded gorilla world exhibit this summer.oming up- experts expalin which memorial day activities result in the most injuries. plus a surprise months in the making- caught on camera. (justine) the memorial day weekend is upon us... a time to honor those who died in war. the holiday also provides most people with a long weekend, and many americans plan to put it to good use. whether you're having a cookout, traveling, playing in the water... reporter kim hutcherson has tips on staying safe in today's healthy minute. memorial day marks the unofficial start of summer ... and the long weekend gives many americans some extra time for play.here are some safety tips from the red cross for staying safe while you're having a good time.drive safely!make sure you're well- rested and alert before you get behind the wheel.while driving, avoid distractions like cell phones ... and give the road your full attention. use a car service or take a cab if you plan on drinking alcohol,... or arrange a designated driver.swim safely! never swim alon

the giants in cincinnati taking on the reds. rough outing for matt cain... of the first -- jose peraza brings in the third run of the frame... (cain: 3.1 ip, 10 hits, 9 runs, 6 bb) and after loading the bases in the fourth... peraza again... hits a triple to make it 9-1. cincinnati wins 13-3 the a's were back at home to open a weekend series against the tigers bob melvin's face says it all after a disspointing start by andrew triggs. in the third -- victor martinez hits a 2-rbi single to score a pair of runs for detroit. in the sixth -- triggs loads the bases... jim adduci triples down the right field line to put the game away for the tigers. (triggs: 5.1 ip, 8 hits, 5 runs) detroit wins 7-2 the warriors will be looking for the second straight sweep. after a dominant performance last night against the jazz... klay thompson and golden state flew to utah and had practice at vivint smart home arena before game three tomorrow night there was a bit of concern with draymond green's health, after his knee locked up during the fourth quarter last night as of now, gr

gary will tell us what happened to the giants in cincinnati...e has the highlights and all the sports coming up. walmart is rolling out a new grocery pickup service at two of its central new york locations- camillus and oneida. "we're evolving as a consumer, we're evolving as a customer, we're evolving as a society. we don't want to spend the time in malls or stores. we'd rather just have the convenience," said anna piatkowska, an assistant manager of the walmart in camillus.the store took that into account when they launched their new grocery pickup service.to use it, you download the grocery app or go to walmart.com/groceries, pick what you want, and when you want to pick it up. after that, the hard part's over. "all you do is simply pull up on the side of the building, we then go ahead and load your groceries in the vehicle for you. normally, we'll see you but if not there's a number you can call. it's a cell phone that calls us directly," piatkowska said.piatkowska said the whole purpose is to save you money and time.the grocery pick-up servi