chrissie thompson is with the "cincinnati inquirer." minutes. much with we will get to as many of your calls as we can come of it in the meantime, i want to return to the hoosier state. we have maureen, a correspondent with the "indianapolis star." we have heard about joe donnelly, how vulnerable is the senator according to the polling? guest: he is vulnerable because he is the only statewide elected democrat in indiana, a state that trump won by 19 percentage points, and people think he got lucky when he was elected six years ago, and he benefited from circumstances that were in his favor. they did not think he would have face when he would reelection, but he got lucky again when trump won, because it would be hard for him to be reelected if hillary clinton was president. and yet lucky again with the controversy in the primary on the republican side. host: tell us why it is so competitive. we know there are two members of congress running, but they are not the only ones. guest: right, so congressman rokita and congressman messer, they got into

in february, i went to the cincinnati children's hospital in ohio and the panel of doctors briefed me on the devastating effect that opioids are having but also the important research on neonatal abstinence syndrome. i'm pleased to say that representatives from both lily's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. thank you for being here and thank you for heroic work on behalf of children. i wanty to -- to thank the many people i have met and learned from over the past year while researching these vital topics on behalf of children, including cabinet swhockets have joined us today as well as representative from microsoft about google, facebook twitter snap, amazon, national safety council, and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president karen pence, and other members of the administration, as well as the members of congress, who are here today. i'm honored to have you all with me and i look forward to working together on the behalf of children in the coming years. in my time as first lady of the united states, i will make every effo

tonight she is free and she says it's thanks in part to a group of high school students in cincinnatire's abc's deborah roberts. ♪ free ♪ free, free, free tyra >> reporter: this is a moment tyra patterson has dreamed of. finally embracing these teens who she says helped save her life in a campaign for her freedom. tyra wasn't much older than them when she was imprisoned for murder. >> you remember me, huh? >> yes. >> reporter: even though she didn't pull the trigger, didn't even have a gun. her confession coerced, she says, raising questions about the issue of mass incarceration. leading to a campaign to set her free. celebrities even joining the cause. >> and i am tyra patterson. >> reporter: then a stunning turn. the victim's sister coming to tyra's defense. >> do you think tyra patterson is in any way responsible for your sister's death? >> no, i don't. not one bit. >> reporter: for tyra the nightmare began 23 years ago, when she and her friend becky are hanging out smoking pot in 19-year-old tyra's apartment in dayton, ohio. they head out to look for a set of missing car keys and

involved in the governor's commonwealth counsel for the state of virginia, as well as the society of cincinnati. it is quite an extraordinary career and we have been delighted to be able to produce the stephenson conference on a biennial basis. this has been a signature of our foreign policy research and programming for some time. with all of that having been said, i want to introduce the individual or one of the individuals, the leading individual behind today's conference. inis fittingly the professor the history department as well as being an accomplished professor here at the miller center, has been dean of the

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five straight games against cincinnati. in the bottom of the 6th, bases were loaded. he pops it up to the 2nd baseman. an incredible catch. he quickly dusted himself off and went deep. 6-3, reds. in the bottom of the 9th, here is the controversy. 3-2 pitch. it could've been ball 4. he rang them up in the reds win 6- 3 to avoid being swept. >> that just cannot happen. you can have those guys affecting games and careers like that. we've heard that guy multiple times say or insinuate he's trying to get to the game fast and he makes calls like that that i can imagine that he thought was a strike. you've got to wonder. >> when does a golf course live up to his name? the volcanic golf and country club located in the volcano national park in the big island of hawaii. these folks paid good money to play. they are not deterred by a few flying volcanic rocks of molten lava. when you are hot, you are hot. the course is actually 20 miles from the danger zone. i think i would rather go fishing. >> good night. that is a huge fish. he pulled in a five foot long sturgeon off of the a

. >> el día de hoy en el béisbol de las grandes ligas san francisco termina contra cincinnati vamos coneron las jugadas gigantes de la semana. >> comparte con la segunda pregunta de nuestra trivia mundialista, ¿cuál es el jugador con más goles en los mundiales? es toda la información que les tengo al momento, haremos una pausa comercial y regresamos con más aquí en su noticiero telemundo 48..

. >>> city leaders in cincinnati today admitted to an emergency response failure after a teen called 911 twice begging for help when he became pinned by a seat in a mini van. the victim died after police were unable to locate him in time. and today as police released initial results of their investigation, his grieving father spoke out. nbc's blake mccoy has the story. >> reporter: tonight, cincinnati police revealing officers never left their car to search for 16-year-old kyle, the trapped teen who suffocated in his van a month ago. his father speaking before the city counsel. >> kyle knew he was in trouble and didn't call his mom and dad. he knew he needed to call the one entity that could respond quickly and ultimately address the immediate crisis the best. >> reporter: plush died waiting for help in the parking lot of his school after being pinned by the third row seat of his honda odyssey mini van while reaching for tennis gear. he used siri to call 911. >> i'm in desperate need of help. >> what is the address? >> reporter: among the report's findings, police stayed in the cruis

the red hots cincinnati reds. the gfs forecast model sure means a -- an active model. that is correct. not only that. most of the forecast models do big time thunderstorms over the next couple of days. also just a, -- shasta. today may not be as bad. there's another low coming in. moving into the picture. that's making a beeline towards us. that will be tuesday night into wednesday. probably give us some drizzle. there's not a lot of moisture with it. it's going to keep a cool pattern probably in place through the end of the week. there will be some afternoon thunderstorms. west, west, southwest, if you work outside, i don't care if you're out in sacramento, this isn't bad. this is going to be a below average pattern. 40s for a few 50s for many. even on the peninsula, a lot of low 50s. menlo park. on the coast, it's 50s including moss beach. over to hayward, union city, and fremont. all at 54. we're in there. stanford is in there as well. it doesn't matter where you are. same couple degrees from each other. one system will kick out. that's the next one coming in. comin

the passenger jet flying from cincinnati to florida when one of the pilots suffered a seizure midflightbc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: this is the moment when air traffic control learned that one of the pilots on allegiant flight 1304 is having a medical emergency. >> we have a pilot coming in who, at the regional airport, who's having a seizure in flight. >> reporter: the sick pilot, his 155 passengers and six crew members had just left cincinnati, headed for punta gorda, florida. >> nobody really knew what was going on. >> reporter: the plane needs to land immediately. the closest airport is gainesville, florida. >> the second pilot has to make sure the airplane is safe. >> reporter: allegiant brought in a new flight crew to get the passengers to southwest florida. we're told the pilot who had the seizure is doing okay. he's in stable condition tonight. david? >> that is good news. steve, thank you. >>> when we come back here,n hawaii, shots fired. a neighbor opening fire on another amid that crisis. >>> and the golf club accused of discrimination tonight. the call to 911 about five

cincinnati is a baseball town and opening day is a something if you want if you love baseball and want to experience it. he is promised that if any of you will go he will give you tickets and give you a tour and tell you all things cincinnati's history. >> thank you, senator brown. i will take you up on your suggestion. gentlemen, we appreciate you being with us today and bringing your expertise to ask we will proceed in the order you are introduced. i remind you that we will keep your oral remark is to five minutes and you clic clock thert is was to help you. this is one of those days were were jammed for time enough reason we move the time of the hearing up. i undermining our senators as well because we want you to keep your selves to five-minute limits and will try to help you do so. >> thank you for it by me to speak today. i don't have one of the timers so cut me off. >> if you hear the sound that means the bellringer. >> i will discuss the topics you mentioned already. severus, efforts by the financial services industry to increase ever readiness and what more needs to be done by

cincinnati's mayor says they failed this young boy.rning that the answers he's been getting so far from the city aren't good enough. and he's demanding an independent investigation. trapped in the back of a minivan, unable to breathe, kyle plush called 911 for help. cincinnati police never found him. >> the true tragedy here is, we had a young man call for help. and we weren't able to help him. >> reporter: a new report released by the city monday outlines the failures that day in april, when plush was reaching for tennis gear in the back of his honda odyssey minivan, the third seat becoming unsecured and pin him down. he used siri to voice-activate the cell phone in his pocket and call 911. >> help. help. help. i'm stuck in my van outside the seven hills parking lot. >> the seven hills what parking lot? >> reporter: among the reports' fi findings, the dispatchers had trouble hearing kyle and giving the information to officers. officers never left their vehicle during a search of the parking lot to cover more ground. a second 911 call

cincinnati is a baseball town and they will give you a two were thanks to the both of you for joining this. >> i will not take the tickets. we appreciate you be with us today we will proceed in the order you were introduced i remind you you have a clock there that this is one of those days where we move the time of the hearing up. so i am reminding our senators as well that we want you to keep yourselves to the five-minute limit if you can do so. >> and ranking members of the committee i don't have a timer so cut me off. [laughter] and with those financial services division for what more needs to be done with private sector government thanks to my intro to see all the changes over the last 12 years biggest changes the growing sophistication of cyberthreats and attacks. response that is a significant investment and has come together as a community. witnessing the evolution of the public-private partnership the industry receives tremendous benefits and with that cyberthreat intelligence and with response to cyberthreats and we have been around since 1989 but we are we are providing test

they got it on a ballot, had the referendum in cincinnati. i call it a transitional point because it terrified people who wanted a future for automobiles in cities into organizing first, locally, then nationally. the automobile interest group of that time was called the national automobile chamber of congress. they formed a traffic and safety committee and became the predecessor of what is later called the automobile safety foundation, by then funded entirely by the automobile manufacturers association, predominantly general motors. they organized and are quite explicit, we have to redefine city streets as places predominantly for automobiles. we do that by redefining safety as keeping people off of the street, and we redefine safety also as making what they were then pleased to call "foolproof" highways, without grave crossings, median strips or shoulders, so you would not have collisions. they promised it would eliminate 98% of collisions. it never got there because they introduced new hazards having to do with things like speed and rear en

the reds hosting the marlins in cincinnati. >> comfort level of the hitter.ield. diving catch, though, by anderson. >> snags it, brian anderson of the fish laying out for that one, holds on to it, robbing rob tucker -- robs tucker barnhart of extra bases and steals your play of the day. >>> about 50,000 uc workers will go on strike today. a couple of dozen of them are already here on uc berkeley's campus. now it's about 100 folks here. this is the scene on uc campuses across the state. >> plus, how california is fight fighting back from a federal lawsuit as the sanctuary debate heats up. employees, of the university of california, are preparing to go on >>> it was really orange, splattering about, at first about four feet tall. >> mother nature is causing major problems on hawaii's big island. the damage left find from the volcano and the evacuations still under way. >> plus -- >> it's not my problem, it's the not united states' border patrol's problem when people try to force their way into the country unlawfully. >> attorney general jeff sessions and the di

in february i went to cincinnati children's hospital in ohio. the panel of doctor's briefed me on the devastating effects that opioids are having, but also the important research on neonatal syndrome. i'm pleased to say from lilly's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. [applause] thank you for being here and thank you for heroic work on behalf of children. i want to thank the many people i have met, read about and learned from while researching the vital topics on behalf of children. this includes the cabinet secretaries that have joined us here today as well as a representative from microsoft, google, facebook, twitter, snap, amazon, national safety council and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president, karen pence and other members of the administration as well as the members of congress who are here today. i'm honored to have you all with me. i look forward to working together on the behalf of children in the coming years. in my time as first lady of the united states, i will make eve

david: you grew up in since about the -- cincinnati. your father worked for ge. what was his job?actoriesup around and the technology business. i had the classic kind of middle-class education, public high school in one of the most midwestern cities that you can have. i was a good athlete. school, i in high thought i would be a football player. in high school i played against a guy who got a scholarship to ohio state. i did not block him once. thought, i better take care of my math skills. david: so you went to dartmouth and played football? yes. i had not thought about going to an ivy league school. were you good enough to be in the nfl after dartmouth? >> maybe as a sideline reporter. that i went to procter & gamble. i was sitting at the desk next to steve balmer. we had been friends since we were 22. we were like a cartoon. we were encourage a ball and would stay up too late. be what to describe to he was doing and i asked him if he had a backup plan just in case. desktop software, where could that possibly go? david: after harvard business school, you went to ge. why? no conne

. >> pegó en lo profundo pegando la pelota al agua, ante los rojos de cincinnati . >> pablo según sencilloto los espero a las 11:00 de la noche, hacemos una pausa comercial y regresamos con más . (música). y le pone perejil. ¡abran paso al juez! ¿cuÁl es tu sueÑo? en ikea te ayudamos a vivirlo. haz tuyo el sueÑo. nuestros 3 participantes estÁn en la gran mesa de ikea. participante uno se adelanta hÁbilmente con el cuchillo. participante 2 lucha de vuelta y le pone perejil. ¡abran paso al juez! ¿cuÁl es tu sueÑo? en ikea te ayudamos a vivirlo. haz tuyo el sueÑo. >> no se perdona la entrevista exclusiva que cuenta como jugaron con el alma >> sin ningún tipo de recensión cuando nadie más acuden a las muñecas del placer . >> vamos a conocer colin son residente de santa clara que fue reconocido en su watching to con el premio a este ciudadano se le atribuye haber rescatado a un niño de un año secuestrado el verano pasado en el condado de monterrey . >> el premio honra los momentos heroicos, para proteger a los niños, ese acosador fue capturado y se encuentra cumpliendo una pena de cinco años en

we're back with cincinnati now.en a teenager called 911 as he was being crushed to death in a minivan. >> the victim's family says it leaves many unanswered questions. alex perez has more. >> reporter: the investigation into why this heart-breaking 911 call -- >> i probably don't have much time left. just tell my mom that i love her if i die. >> reporter: did not lead authorities to kyle plush. his father right there. >> kyle knew he was in trouble and didn't call his mom and dad. he knew he needed to call the one entity that could respond quickly. >> reporter: he was reaching for equipment in the rear of the minivan when the seat flipped. the operator could not understand what plush was saying. >> i'm trapped inside my gold honda odyssey van in the parking lot. >> reporter: the car make and location never relayed to police. for 11 minutes, they patrolled, but didn't find him. >> we failed to get the outcome we wanted in this emergency response. >> reporter: the city's investigation also found the operator's compute

i had a referendum in cincinnati. i call it a transitional point because it terrified people who wanted a future for automobiles in cities. it terrified them into organizing first locally and nationally. so the automobile interest group, national automobile interest group was called the national automobile chamber of commerce. they formed a traffic and safety committee that became the predecessor of what was later called the automobile safety foundation which was by then funded entirely by automobile manufacturers association, we dominantly general motors. they organized and they are quite explicit, we have to redefine what city streets are for. we have to redefine the best places predominately for automobiles. the way we do that is by redefining safety, redefine safety is keeping people off of the streets, and we redefine safety also as making what they did were pleased to call foolproof highways. that is, highways with upgrade crossings, median strips and shoulders such that you would have collision. they promise th

in february, i went to cincinnati children's hospital in ohio and the panel of doctors briefed me on the devastating effects that opoids are having, but also the important research on neonatal abstinence syndrome. i'm pleased to say that representatives from both lilly's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. thank you for being here and thank you for your heroic work on behalf of children. i want to thank the many people i have met with and learned from over the past year while researching these vital top onics on behalf of children. this includes the cabinet secretaries who have joined us here today as well as representative from microsoft, google, facebook, twitter, snap, amazon, national safety council and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president, karen pence, and other members of the administration as well as the members of congress who are here today. i'm honored to have you all with me and i look forward to working together on the behalf of children in the coming years. in my time as first lady of the united states, i w

the men and women have stepped up, people of high caliber, everywhere from cincinnati to northeast ohio and everywhere in between. district --ne the won the district. if we do everything that we've been doing, i think we will pop through enterprise people. we have a number of red to blue districts this year. the prognosticators are moving district closer to the tossup, so we feel good. but it starts with candidates who are on message, and really good grassroots energy that has been pushing these issues and republicansnst -- in ohio don't even do townhall meetings. they voted for this tax scam, and they won't even do townhall. a lot of people on the ground have been protesting, democrats and independents, protesting townhall meetings for the better part of the year. i think that's going to serve the candidates running across the state. host: you mentioned, inside elections, as a group has ranked 70 different households in play for the fall. a vacant special election in the fall, that makes the list in the likely republican category. do you take issue with the ranking? david: i don't care

. >>> the giants beat the cincinnati reds 10-7. bumgardner through for the first time since he broke a finger on march 23. you may see him back in about two weeks. andrew mccutchen had his 1500th career hit. brandon belt tacked on some insurance. >> a high drive. right field and it is out of here. >> he belted his seventh homer of the season. the two teams play again tonight. the game starts at 7:15 pm. >>> there were some special fans at last night giants game. it was rugby day at the giants game. that included bat barge in the cubby cope with people playing rugby. i am not kidding. it was helping to promote the first rugby world cup to be played in the u. s. in july at at&t park. >>> it is an expensive proposition that could save wildlife and prevent car accidents. the plan to keep animals from being hit on highway 17. just naked chicken chalupa it's back with a vengeance. along with a spicy new wilder version. so when it comes to taco bell's mild or wild naked chicken chalupas, heed my advice, and say no to spice. brought to you

cincinnati. his most influential senator who becomes a leader of the isolationists wing in contrast to eisenhower and the more -- when. he had the taft-hartley act which forbids secondary boycotts against all who did business with the company boycotted in the first instance. that was the crusade that william taft -- there's a complete poetic symmetry that his son forbade them of federal law. some nonsense the sun was inspired by the father so the taft family has a beautiful legacy of piety and intellectual achievements the overwhelming legacy is that a public service and devotion to country above party. another reason to admire the taft's. >> it's been a great pleasure to talk to about this book. i suggest you all read the book. thank you for writing. >> thank you. [applause] >> if you want to stick around i would love to assignments thank you for coming.

in february, i went to cincinnati children's hospital in ohio. and the panel of doctors briefed me on the devastating effects that opioids are having, but also their important reference on neonatal abstinence syndrome. i'm pleased to say that representatives from both lily's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. thank you for being here, and thank you for your heroic work on behalf of children. i want to thank the many people i have met with and learned from over the past year while researching these vital topics on behalf of children. this includes the cabinet secretaries who have joined us here today as well as representative from microsoft, google, facebook, twitter, snap, amazon, national safety council, and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president, karen pence, and other members of the administration as well as the members of congress who are here today. i'm honored to have you all with me, and i look forward to working together on the behalf of children in the coming years. in my ti

the giants promoted rugby nights against cincinnati reds celebrating rugby world cup sevens played in july. the three-day tournament will feature 40 of the best men's and women's international teams. >>> san francisco's gap pulling hundreds of t-shirts from store shelves in china. the one thing they are missing. panother b.a.r.t. station.es to these spots may be more coveted >>> good morning, never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. take a look at san rafael, 101. fog, cloud cover. this is one of those areas cooler than average. concord 8. temperatures there low to upper 60s. ea san francisco cooler with an average of 59. >>> the judge given diocese go ahead for more testing what the diocese calls major design and construction knauss at one of its churches. the diocese wants to determine what it will cost to make repairs to cathedral of christ the light and who will pay. church leaders say defects including tearing dry wall, damaged doors and faulty plumbing. the diocese says the work will take about four weeks to complete. cathedral widely hailed for design when i

they slugged their way to a win over cincinnati last night. the turning point was a big 4th inning. >> a high drive to the right. it is out of fear! >> brandon bell hit that one and put the giants on the board. pablo sandoval hit a bases- loaded single to right field driving in two runts. that tied the game. the giants would take the lead later in the 4th and never looked back. the two teams will play a day game today at at&t park. >> it is nice to see all of our sports teams doing well. >>> there is a big problem for the commute this morning. >> we have a full freeway closure in one direction, northbound 880 from automall to stevenson because of a big crash that happened last night that is still closing lanes this morning. northbound 880 between automall and stephen singh shut down for a crash that killed three people and injured several others. there were several cars involved. they think eight cars were involved. that tends to change, but definitely by looking at the pictures, several vehicles were involved. we will have a live report from

resonated with metal america with some of the highest numbers of viewers in cities like tulsa, cincinnati, and pittsburgh. we spent time with abc news contributor and conservative pollster frank lunz who brought together a mix of democrats and republicans in a focus group to see if "roseanne" would bring the room together or drive them apart. >> what is it about the current political environment that make joot "roseanne" so powerful? >> it gives donald trump vote areas voice not normally seen in pop culture. >> democrats like to show as much or not more than the republicans. >> i don't find it offense it with the jokes. i feel it's a good balance. >> it's having a family that's having blunt dialogue with each other. whereas people among trends are not having blunt dialogues. somebody asked me, why don't you want to talk about it? and i said, because i don't want to argue with you. >> dad, tell her how stupid she's being. >> that's never worked out for me. >> dan! >> reporter: the connor family's return on march 27th was the highest-rated comedy episode on any network in almost four >> it

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committee at that time, where i'm the chair of the constitution committee today is steve chabot of cincinnati, a strong pro-life advocate and we held hearing after hearing. to the chairman of the full committee, as was sitting here ust a few minutes ago, mr. jim sensenbrenner at that time. we established through hearings and wrote a new ban on partial birth abortion that precisely defined the act that we would prohibit by statute and congressional findings after hearings that it's never necessary to commit this heinous act. those congressional findings passed the legislation and sent it out again and it was litigated again by planned the hood or -- that is abortion nist out of omaha that was the leader on that case. in any case, that precise definition we drafted and the congressional findings was enough to get the same court to reverse themselves and accept the conclusions that congress had drawn because we conformed to their requests. there is a case where the court came down on the side of striking down our ban on partial birth abortion and we brought it back to the courts again and tried

sarah, you will be pleased to know that rodney is at least in part a cincinnati guy. >> i saw that. >right a cincinnati dude >> we'll have more from the disrupter 50. >> the great tech hub of cincinnati >> thanks. >> stay tuned, you saw that graphic promotion for fast money tonight. we'll be talking to the coinbase president. they are number 10 on the disrupter list that's coming up tonight at 5:00, e scooters taking over city streets not everyone wants to go along for the ride. >>> shares of best buy hitting an all time high today is the retailer poised for a big comeback >>> and a big lineup on cnbc tomorrow from dallas 3 the governor has declared a winter weather emergency... extreme risk of burst pipes and water damage... soon, insurance companies won't pay for damages. that is, not if they can help prevent damages from happening in the first place. at cognizant, we're turning the industry known for processing claims into one focused on prevention with predictive analytics, helping them proactively protect the things that matter most. get ready, because we're helping leading compa

belt gets run off by the home plate umpire, cincinnati witness 6-3 -- wins 6-3. belt not happy. >> i don't think i could have touched it. you heard that guy say he's trying to get through the game fast, and then you makes calls like that. i can't imagine he thought was a strike. you have to wonder. >> woo! the catch of the night in boston, yeah, he held on. unfortunately, bogart had the hit of the night. probably broke a store front window down. boston beat the as 6-4. the big billboard on the monster to keep the home runs in the park, because the balls were breaking windows on lansdowne street. it's not just any streaming. it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. tomorrow

belt gets run off by the home plate umpire, cincinnati witness 6-3 -- wins 6-3. belt not happy. >> i don't think i could have touched it. you heard that guy say he's trying to get through the game fast, and then you makes calls like that. i can't imagine he thought was a strike. you have to wonder. >> woo! the catch of the night in boston, yeah, he held on. unfortunately, bogart had the hit of the night. probably broke a store front window down. boston beat the as 6-4. the big billboard on the monster to keep the home runs in the park, because the balls were breaking windows on lansdowne street. game 3 on local, we have a series. >> be right back. bor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. over 200,000 living wage jobs. he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative.

. >> crissy thompson joining us from the cincinnati inquirer, a politics reporter there. crissy thompson, good morning to you. take us first to the senate race in indiana. how vulnerable is joe donally considered this fall? >> i'm joining you from ohio. i'm a native hoosier so i can talk about joe donnelly. >> tell us about sharod brown. >> he does have a relatively strong position in ohio, especially in what might be a blue wave year. he, in most polls we haven't seen a lot of polls but in most polls he is up at least a couple of percentage points, if not more on whatever republican challenger emerges from today. and so republicans are really hoping that they can say sherrod brown says he's a working class person and joins on president trump with trade but that's not who he is. they're hoping they can show his more liberal positions to turn people off to him here. >> who is he most likely going to be facing come this fall? talk about the republican primary. >> yeah, the most likely candidate is a congressman from northeast ohio. he was one of president trump's earliest s

>>> an amazing catch friday night at a college baseball game in wichita, kansas, university of cincinnati'selder made a running catch in foul m go after their spots were confirmed on the tour. the mother said they were the victim of racial profiling. >>> a federal lawsuit accused two protesters who are prominent figures in the world of tae kwon do of sexual abuse. 39-year-old olympic gold medalist stephen lopez and his brother and coach gene are accused of sexually abusing female athletes including minors for years. the lawsuit accuses the u.s. olympic committee of turning a mind eye to the abuse. the brothers have denied the allegations. >>> "the tampa bay times" reports four high school students who were killed in the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school were honored at the prom. it was turned into the enchanted forest on saturday and the sculpture with the records msd strong sat in the hallway. 17 students and faculty were killed in the massacre. >>> a miracle child came back to life from brain injuries after his parents signed organ nation. 13-year-old mckinley was clos

career, a young reporter in cincinnati ends up running for vice president later dickenson,es on in a he comes out to meet her. radical, as all women of culture are likely to be. and like all other women, she sometimes jumps to illogical conclusions. he really liked her but he was a fool. , so brilliant, so magnetic, so wonderfully gifted is a real genius and god gives us a few of these. we may be pardoned the rudeness of talking about them in newspapers. the notion of using a woman's name in a newspaper was something that was not done. he has taken the standpoint of a saying that we should let her speak in public even though we do not like to. that is different from the previous things. later on they become best friends and then they become people who hate each other in and when they-- were at that stage, there is a rumor that he asked her to marry him. she let it be known that she did not marry him because he had gonorrhea which perhaps was not true but you do not mess with anna dickenson. here's a new hampshire paper, a true woman. she adds a masculine vigor of thought. our previou

guest: i am actually joining you from ohio from the "cincinnati inquirer." i am a native hoosier, so i can talk and little bit about joe donnelly. host: [laughs] yes, talk to us about sherrod brown and the buckeye state.

guest: i am actually joining you from ohio from the "cincinnati inquirer." native hoosier, so i can talk and little bit about joe donnelly. host: [laughs] yes, talk to us about sherrod brown and the buckeye state. guest: no worries. relativelywn has a strong position in ohio, especially what may be a blue wave here. in most polls, he is up at least a couple of percentage points, if not more, whatever republican challenger emerges from today. so republicans are really hoping know,hey can say, you sherrod brown says that he is a but thatlass person, is not who he is, and they are hoping that they can show more of his liberal positions to turn him off to the buckeye state. host: who is he most likely going to be facing this fall, talking about the republican primary? guest: the most likely candidate is jim renacci, a congressman from northeast ohio. earliere of trump's supporters, and trump asked him to get in the race to take on sherrod brown. another person running today, a couple of people, but the other contender, his name is mike gibbons. the interesting t

this day by setting up a cross-country reunion. 95-year-old arthur unrue will meet up with john in cincinnati, ohio. these men will take part in a memorial day parade more than 70 years after they first flew on a mission together. >>> later today president trump will lay the annual ceremonial wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. thousands will be in attendance. >>> let's check back in with nbc meteorologist bonnie schneider. bonnie. >> good morning, phillip. we're tracking alberto the first named storm. as it does come on shore likely as a subtropical system below hurricane strength, we'll see the moisture travel well up to the center of the countriment at least of the moisture will be impacting many people with heavy rain in the panhandle. also since it is memorial day watch out for the risk of rip currents as we work our way around much of florida today an will be in the 70s as well. >>> the rain has stopped in maryland, but the problem is we still have flood warnings in the area for ellicott city, phillip. unfortunately it will take awhile for that wate

there is fresh out of cincinnati in two thousand and twelve after being unemployed for months he hears about the boom happening in williston. at first he works for an oil company but soon his desire for independence takes over and he sets up his own service company. bought the company and we had a sweeper truck and the situation williston went from a manageable situation where i would get like some sleep at night and i could like keep up with like daily activities like taking showers every day to like an all out sprint trying to like keep up with so much work it was amazing go from one job to the next to the next to the next to the next as it is now i have not right now i have not taken a full day off in over nine months and i'm very thankful i'm here i'm not complaining one bit very thankful for the money an opportunity here was like someone who had been starving for years for like money like all of a sudden there's like. all you can eat like buff a day and all you have to do is go out there and get the work done and people give you money to do it was amazing this year i'm probably go

. >>> from cincinnati we have new details what went wrong after a teenager called 911 for help from the back of his mini van. he was being crushed to death after a seat had fallen over on him. the city has released a report. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight the investigation as to why this 911 call -- >> we don't have much time left. tell my mom i love >> reporter: his father right there today. >> kyle knew he was in trouble and didn't call his mom and dad. he knew he needed to call the one entity that could respond quickly. >> reporter: plush was reaching for tennis equipment in the rear of his minivan, when the seat flipped. the investigation revealing the 911 operator could not understand what he was saying. >> i'm trapped inside my gold honda odyssey in the sophomore parking lot of seven hills hillsdale. >> reporter: the make and location never relayed to the police. for 11 minutes those officers patrolled, but didn't find him. >> we failed. we failed to get the outcome of this emergency response. >> reporter: the officials also found the operator's computer twice froze. davi

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