and, saving lives in cincinnati. how one region is using neighborly connections to fight one of theation's highest infant mortality rates >> these moms live and breathe in their neighborhoods and therefore they're experts when it comes to the place that is influencing their health. and so it's not infrequent, i'd say it's almost daily when i talk to moms that they teach me something that's going to be instrumental for the change that we're trying to make. >> brangham: all that and more tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the alfred. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial teracy in the 21st century. >> carnegie corporation of new york. pporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.or >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: d individuals. t s program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting

signing off from cincinnati. >> all right. thanks, verne. keep warm. >>> deshon watson and the take sans visiting the jets. elijah manager wire runs into the pile, but keeps on pushing to get into the end zone. the jets take a 22-19 lead. but houston responds. watson looking for deandre hopkins, and hopkins reaches out for the grab. the 14-yard game-winning touchdown, as they win 29-22. houston has won 10 of their last 11 games. >>> the sacramento kings talked to steph curry by playing moon landing videos throughout the game. curry torched them in the end with an incredible come-back win. the kings used the 25-1 run to open up a 10-point lead with just 3 minutes to go. but the warriors rallied. clay thompson's 3 with 38 seconds left put them up for good. they finished the game on a 17- 2 run to win 130-125. steve kerr contributed to the team's championship experience. >> they're used to big moments. you know, they've all played, you know, in the finals many times over, and so there's nothing they haven't seen in this league, nothing they hav

again, it seemed everyone in cincinnati was waiting for a verdict.ent supporters, trial watchers say this time things were changing in the court of public opinion. >> you have a candlelight vigil for now, and you could probably hold it in a phone booth. >> one strong voice that had turned against widmer was radio talk show host bill cunningham. >> he used the free ryan widmer website to pick up chicks. >> it sounds like it fell apart for you on the character issue. >> it did. the wallpaper of the case changed. >> day two in the courthouse was going round and round. >> i felt awful. >> i was nauseous. i hadn't felt that way for 20 years. >> the jurors were working their way through the evidence. they parsed the 911 call. >> my wife fell asleep in the bathtub, i think she's dead. >> the more you listen to it, the more and more it starts to sound like it was staged. >> there was sarah's body. officers testified it was too dry. >> 2 1/2 minutes after being removed from a tub, you would expect a body to be wet. >> the alleged confession as recounted by je

. >> raiders in cincinnati. let's start with the good. carr, the bad, fumbled it away.n overs led to three bengals points in this one. not too many. 137 yards in a touch down, 7 yards to tyler. the bengals took a 17-0 lead. carr's only touch down pass landed in the hands of lee smith. he now has one in three straight games. 27-1 at the half. with five minutes left and then the raiders defense allows this, alex erikson returned it 77 ne.ds to the raiders, and two plays later gets the pitch. 30 points for cincinnati. only 16 for the raiders as they drop to 3 and 11. >> you know, we're one position down. we're five minutes, six minutes left in a ball game. i want to see us finish with authority, with as much juice we have and as much heart and soul as we can showcase. >> he just wants us to finish with everything in us and we don't have any quitters. we have a lot of good dudes and we're going to finish the right way. they know we're going to bring it. they know we're going to play football and that's what he expects. >> this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock

we'll preview the game against the cincinnati bengals when we come back. >>> welcome back no "mornings2", the -- welcome back to "mornings on 2". the seahawks will play on sunday. they're out of the play off hunt. the 49ers have the worst record are in the nfl, it will be tough to win against the seahawks. they're 4 point underdogs. they played two weeks ago and the 49ers were blown out. sunday's game starts at 1:05, you can see it right other on ktvu fox 2. >>> the oakland raiders meantime are on the road playing the cincinnati bengals this weekend. the raiders have to focus on the game instead of all of the questions about the raid first future in oakland. still the raiders could make this a winning streak if they beat the bengals. the raiders are 3 point underdogs, the game on sunday start at 10:00 in the morning. >>> and hockey, the san jose sharks are hot and their riding the hot hand of meyer, there was the sharks win over the dallas stars. >> it was never like that 20 years ago. >> score! >> he held the charge with two goals and on tuesday he scored two more last night. he's onl

her unlikely allies, a group of high school students in cincinnati.ere's another look at her story from abc's deborah roberts. ♪ free free tyra >> reporter: this is a moment tyra patterson has dreamed of. finally embracing these teens who she says helped save her life and campaign for her freedom. >> hi. >> reporter: tyra wasn't much older than them when she was imprisoneded for murder. 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. >> 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 meet up with

. >> reporter: it happened on a united express flight from houston to cincinnati. a young mother suddenly having seizure, shaking uncontrollably. former volunteer firefighter anthony moreno gave the woman oxygen and tried to keep her awake. >> she started feeling these symptoms. i said, i just need you to relax. she's like, the seizure is coming. >> reporter: roughly two dozen seizures over two hours as the plane continued on to cincinnati, alarming some passengers. but two doctors on board, the customer herself and doctors on the ground said there was no need to divert. >> at that time, it was the right move to continue through the flight, instead of landing the airplane, not knowing where we were or where the closest appropriate hospital is going to be for this girl. >> reporter: republic airways, which operated the flight, said had it been the judgment of the medical professionals that another course of action was indicated we would have followed that action immediately. once on the ground, the passenger was rushed to the hospital. in-flight medical situations a

next, a look at his life and career from the society of the cincinnati. which recently acquired a rare oil painting of the colonel and his british uniform. this is 45 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome to novembers lunch by talk of the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati and anderson house. the institute promotes knowledge and appreciation in the achievement of american independence by supporting advanced studies, exhibitions and public programs. preservation and providing resources to classrooms. i am kelsey outward. in the program manager and today is my privilege to introduce our speaker. emily parsons is a deputy director and curator for the society at the cincinnati at anderson house. a position she has held since 2003. she has her museum program including collections, exhibition and interpretation. she has researched 18th-century american history and material culture for more than 15 years and has curated numerous exhibitions for the society in addition to contributing to exhibitions mountain by mount vernon the daught

. >>> the cincinnati inquirer reports a passenger helped a woman suffering seizures aboard a united express video shot by another passenger shows former volunteer firefighter anthony mourinho helping a woman on the flight sunday. the woman who shot video, amy hammond and other passengers, questioned why the plane didn't land right away. >> whoever chose to not land the plane, i'm really angry. and the pilot said, that was my decision. you know, there are some medical personnel on board. and i said, you are the reason we watched her pass out for two hours. >> united says based on the judgment of all involved, including the woman, the decision was made to continue to cincinnati instead of diverting to another airport. woman was transported to local hospital after the plane landed and there's no word on her condition. >>> baby boomers are aging alone. the loneliness is becoming a health threat. u.s. census figures show about 8 million people age 50 and older live without close family. researchers say loneliness takes a physical toll and is linked to early death. the lack of social contact amon

. >>> and tomorrow oakland facing cincinnati in cincinnati.le wet for the game. >> all right, thank you, we'll be right back. >>> thanks so much for watching. our next local newscast is tomorrow morning from 6:00 to 7:00. and we're covering the niners tomorrow. >> yes, where hopefully it stays dry. >> have a good one. ♪ whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back, and you won't want to stop for anything else. lease the gla 250 for $359 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ♪ men. swordfish looks good. you eat a lot of fish. aren't you worried about mercury? michelle, on the list of things i expect to kill me, mercury poisoning ranks well below liver failure, struck by lightning and heart attack during sex. guess which one i'm rooting for. charles? speaking of things i expect to kill me. what a lovely surprise. michelle, this is my mother evelyn. mom, michelle. evelyn, it's a pleasure. you have a wonderful son. yes, i do. but charlie and alan must never learn of him. before she kills, she likes to tort

. >> reporter: it happened on a united express flight from houston to cincinnati.seizures, shaking uncontrollably. >> here we go. >> reporter: former volunteer firefighter anthony marino gave the woman oxygen. >> i need you to breathe. >> reporter: and tried to keep her awake. >> she started feeling these symptoms. i said, i just need you to relax. she's ke the seizures are coming. >> reporter: roughly two dozen seizures as the plane continued on to cincinnati,he customer herself and doctors on the ground said there was no need to divert. >> at that time it was the right move to continue through the flight instead of landing the airplane, not knowing where we were, or where the closest appropriate hospital is going to be for this girl. >> reporter: republic airways, which operated the flight, says had it been the judgment of the medical professionals that another course of action was indicated, we would have followed that recommendation immediately. once on the ground, the passenger was rushed to a nearby hospital. >>> in-flight medical situations are quite common.

>> i am a police chief of a very small town of 3,000 people east of cincinnati. during my 21 years, i watched an entire family die from addiction. mother abuse. brother on cocaine, and two rothers on over dosing heroin. it was a cat history for us to change and for us in law enforcement to say this is beyond us. we need to reach out to experts and work together. that was the formation of the hamilton county heroin combs. everybody from prevention, local electled officials, state, federal. my best friend is now the health commissioner. four or five years ago i didn't even no know what what is one. >> tracy you work in boston and rhode island. in rhode island you are doing some interesting things in terms of partners with form says and other places to try to get medication to people. talk about that? >> fentanyl has brought a lot of horror to new england in particular, which has been a place where opiod use disorder has been a serious problem. but it also has brought hope. new partnerships and collaborations with law enforcement and an important re-calibration of t

. >> i came into cincinnati just for this. [inaudible] >> when i say cincinnati, i mean dallas, texas. so glad we are doing this. >> thank you, thank you, thank . thank thank you so much. this is so great. >> i wanted to say hi real quick and they got here late. >> i i miss being in l.a. i want to just go -- are you guys? [inaudible] i think i'm probably going to stay for a while. i don't know. it depends because i've like boston, philadelphia, coming back to washington for that thing. i think i may just stay. i like l.a. >> i'll tell you later. >> we have lots of regular media people here. so if we can trap them in one part of the room we can start my children media plan. -- kill the media plan. mingle. very sneaky. >> they blend in. we will probably keep them. [inaudible] okay, are we ready? [inaudible] >> he won't e-mail me on google. he will not accept e-mails from the on google. i love him. [inaudible] >> that was really good. >> if you think about the entire narrative, that event will go down. it's a marker now because w

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verne glenn signing off from cincinnati. >> all right. thanks. >>> in saturday nfl action, deshon watson, 5 minutes to go. eliia maguire runs into the pile, but keeps on pushing to get into the end zone. the jets take a 20-19 lead. but houston responds. watson log for deandre hopkins. a nice grab, a 14-yard game- winning touchdown as they win 29-22. houston has won 10 of their last 11 games. >>> bowl season has finally arrived, and arizona state decided to bus to their game in las vegas instead of flying. their coach, herm edwards sounded more excited about the team's stop for lunch than the actual game. what's the one thing you're most excited for this road trip in. >> oh, the milkshake. that's all i'm thinking ant. make it three. make it strawberry, vanilla, or chocolate. i got a special one coming. they're going to want the one i have, but i'm not telling them yet. the bus can't get there fast enough. >> it's all about the milkshake. herm's mystery shake turns out to be mint chocolate chip. >>> the devils taking on fresno state in las

the ai judgment of all involved, including the woman, the decision was made to continue to cincinnati instead of diverting to another airport. medics met the plane after landing. aiited has not been able to reach the woman since the flight. in a statement, republic airlines, who operated the he jht, thanked passengers who rendered aid, adding, "had it been the judgment of medical professionals that another tiurse of action was indicated, we would have followed that recommendation immediately." >> i think their decision was wrong on many levels. we were scared to death watching this, not knowing what was going to happen to her. >> reporter: sara nelson, the president of the association of flight attendants, says it appears the flight crew did dillow proper procedure, but she did express concern about the woman in the video's privacy as it's unclear she was even aware she was being recorded. jeff. >> glor: okay, kris, thank you very much. still ahead here tonight, a judge orders stormy daniels to pay the president. stormy daniels to pay the president. had to. kayla: do you know how hard

we tried to reach the suspect's family in cincinnati, ohio, but unsuccessful. live in menlo park, i am damian trujillo. >>> thank you, a 19-year-old man was found dead in east palo alto. it happened after midnight not far from the palo alto golf course. third homicide of the year in palo alto. >>> it didn't work, this is the apple street on fourth street in berkeley. shattered glass where the front door used to be. a metal security gate stopped the truck and the thieves from stealing the gear. >> it happened at 3:00 in the morning. >> what a drag. it is hard to drive a car into a glass door. that is a shame. >> thieves targeted the store before. and that is why the store added the metal gate. >>> surfs up but it might be too dangerous for mavericks. the maverick surf contest will not take place. the world surf league hoping to run this big league tournament sometime next week. if maverick is on, it will be the first time women will be competing against each other. and for some price money, for the same price money as the wen. about a dozen women have qualified.

----raiders will play the bengals in cincinnati....this sunday.....rned out to be a back-and-forth thriller.. ---in sacramento....the kings poked a little fun at curry for his moon landing remarks....curry got a good laugh out of it... ---curry, klay, and durant all with double figures.... ---curry shot for 35 points.... ---warriors maintained the lead for most of the game...until the 4th quarter....when the kings went on a hot streak and fought back....aided by de'aaron fox and buddy hield... ---the kings gained the lead....but not until the warriors answered back.... ---klay thompson's three-pointer with 40 seconds left would put the warriors ahead....ultimately securing the win... ---the warriors will head back to oracle to face the memphis grizzlies...this monday. ---some exciting news to end our show....we go to stanford.... ----stanford cardinals take on the nebraksa cornhuskers in the ncaa volleyball championship round.... ----stanford and nebraska....best of 5....tied at 1 set each....stanford set point stan at 24-16....an attack error by capr

. >> reporter: cell known video from on board a united express flight to cincinnati shows a passenger coming to the aid of a woman having a seizure. the flight oak off from houston sunday evening, and the video appears to be shot has the plane was beginning its descent. >> if it was not for the hero it would not have happened. >> reporter: amy hammond took the video and talked to us via face time. >> she are two seizures quickly. we were not more than ten minutes away from the airport. we could have gotten right back there, and i'm looking at the flight attendant and saying why are we not turning around. >> reporter: united airlines says flight attendants asked if there was a medical professional on board and several identified themselves. the crew used a service called medlink connecting them with a doctor on the ground. the judgments of all those involved including the woman the decision was made to continue to cincinnati instead of diverting to another airport. medics met the plane after landing and unit hasn't been able to reach the woman since the flight. in a state republic airl

the society of the cincinnati recently acquired an oil painting of de lancey. next on american history tv. the society's deputy director emily parsons december plays the painting and talks about the life and career of de lancey. his is about 45 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome to the november lunch talk about the american revolution institute of the society of cincinnati at anderson house. the institute promotes knowledge and appreciation of the achievement of american independence by supporting exhibits, ies, resources. i'm natalie atwood. and today i'm privileged to introduce our speaker. emily parsons is the deputy director and curator for the society at anderson house, a position she's held since 23 -- excuse me since 2 o 03. she heads our museum program including collection, exhibition and interpretation. she's researched 1800th century collections ry including to exhibits of mount vernon, the daughters of the museum and the washington antique show. she holds a b.a. in history from washington and lee university and a masters of history and a certific

cold air comes around pittsburgh and cincinnati and takes the turn. and nashville, 32 degrees. if you have trouble plans, i would not be surprised. >> light rain today. the system friday looks similar . sunday night and monday looks okay. that is the next good rain. the model diverges for a more drier pattern. we have light rain but may not be much of anything. it looks okay from the city along the peninsula. that is the biggest echo so far. cloudy skies and isolated snow showers in the mountains. cloudy and mostly cloudy and 40s for the temperatures in fremont is 43. it is the one in half moon bay and gilroy is 43. also santa clara at 42. it is cloudy and cold in the mountains. snow showers towards kirkwood. the southern branch of that jet in southern california. it is 14 in truckee. there is a weak system with light rain for another hour. this next system is taking aims to the north. the next system is friday. that is a very weak system brushing us there on friday evening. saturday with increasing clouds. sunday morning. it looks to be good if it ho

----raiders will play the bengals in cincinnati....this sunday..... night, the warriors faced off against the kings in sacramento....which turned out to be a back-and- forth thriller.. ---in sacramento....the kings poked a little fun at curry for his moon landing remarks....curry got a good laugh out of it... ---curry, klay, and durant all with double figures.... ---curry shot for 35 points.... ---warriors maintained the lead for most of the game...until the 4th quarter....when the kings went on a hot streak and fought back....aided by de'aaron fox and buddy hield... ---the kings gained the lead....but not until the warriors answered back.... ---klay thompson's three-pointer with 40 seconds left would put the warriors ahead....ultimately securing the win... ---the warriors will head back to oracle to face the memphis grizzlies...this monday ---some exciting news to end our show....we go to stanford.... ----stanford cardinals take on the nebraksa cornhuskers in the ncaa volleyball championship round.... ----stanford and nebraska....best of 5....tied at

the cincinnati zoo has filed a lawsuit for his return. but a judge has told the organizations to work it out and set a deadline of this thursday to submit a proposal. >> complicated situation. >>> let's bring in jeff. it's been raining non-stop. when do we get a break? >> i think we'll have intermittent breaks. nothing as powerful as what we had this weekend. even though we had a half inch to two inches of rain across the bay area on average, we're still below 100% of normal in the rainfall department. we' we'll talk more about how much rain we'll get in the next couple days. >>> guy by the name of kanye west is not known for keeping quiet. but fans of his fashion brand say they are getting the silent treatment. nbc bay area responds, next. me y new chilli cheese or triple cheese and bacon curly fries for just $3. jack. so just so you know, i was like this close to totally destroying your planet until i heard about those fries. that's uh, so thoughtful. try my new $3 sauced and loaded fries. my new $3 sauced & loaded fries with curly frie

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the woman and her son were taken to a hospital after the plane landed in cincinnati.t release a statement saying that the decision to continue to the flight destination was made by our crew who did the right thing by working with medical personnel on the flight with our on-call medical service provider, and with input the passenger. >>> uber is up and running this morning afte the righteous service went down yesterday afternoon around the country and in other countries. some users complained that they were getting charged for right they did not take. in a . they apologized and said the issue has been resolved. >>> you complete the process by scanning your face. that will allow you to complete the check in and get your keys and go. the company has been using fingerprint check in at sfo since 2012. however this is the first time facial recognition technology will be used. it will be available at sfo next year. >>> the new government report says wells fargo charges students the most on averageu s paid an average of $46 in fees to wells fargo over 12 months. that report s

you can see cold air coming in back in from pittsburgh and cincinnati.ht there on the cusp with 39 in asheville and philadelphia is 31 degrees. >> that is called. on this date in 1972, san francisco had a low of 32. oakland airport was 27 and sent to say was 24 degrees overall. the next rain? friday. sunday night if everything continues, it could be the next decent system. there is ridge city. a lot can change. next friday and sunday and monday is the next opportunity. the system is very weak. there was 8/100. this system did not have much with it. there's more rain towards the bay side. northbay has upper 40s and everybody within a couple of degrees into lake county. there is not much for the sierra with isolated snow showers. the southern branch of the jet to takes aim at southern california with more show than go. it is a cloudy patter. the system will be gone in another hour or two and fall apart. we are sunny in afternoon. the system is heading northward. this is the future cast in this would change. there is friday that is not a big deal. a system

yesterday in cincinnati they are 3-11 after getting down 17- 0.hey close the gap -- closed the gap. now you look ahead and it could be and probably will be the last ever raider game played at the coliseum on christmas eve against denver. jon gruden getting a little sentimental. >> it is a real football stadium. dirt. grass. tradition. some of the best games have been played here. some of the best players in the history of the world played football games. when you walking around before the steeler game, you think about some of the battles they had in that place. next question. i don't want to start crying. >> it's a great place. let's move. good luck in vegas in a plastic stadium under a dome. >> the warriors in memphis tonight at the oracle. the warriors are off pretty much over the weekend. you can't blame them for what they do out in the community. the season of giving continues for them. steph curry help surprise 40 youngsters at covenant house in san francisco. covenant house provides sanctuary and support for at risk kids. >> is pretty reward

years. 8 combined wins between the raiders and bengals meant plenty of good seats available in cincinnati. four minutes left, 23-16 bengals. joe put it away with second touchdown of the game, 15-yard run, the native ran for 126 yards on 26 carries, cincinnati wins 30-16, dropping the raiders to 3 and 11. >> brandon dillan shot deflected inline, sharks score 5 up answered goals to finish the game and win 7- 3, they won four straight and 6 of their past 7 games. the san francisco 49ers, nick mullins has definitely won the back up job to jimmy next year. two games left for each. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> the may of the day, nfl action, the colts looking to preserve the shut youth against cowboys -- shutout against the cowboys in indy. colts rookie george o testimony making the spectacular move -- otem making the spectacular move. >>> a water main break shut down part of a busy intersection in the bay area. how long it is expected to stay that way coming up. >>> giant waives as tall as stories high expected on the beaches here in the bay area. i'm kiet do, a live report is co

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a took a chance on me as young lawyer from cincinnati, ohio, to come into his white house as associate counsel to the president. he then took a chance on me to join his legislative affairs team. i was not particularly qualified for either job. i had only worked on the hill briefly as an intern. i was not nearly as distinguished as the other members of the legal team who had been mostly supreme court clerks. it just made me work all the harder to earn his trust and respect. he didn't just give me a job. he taught me about being a leader, a public servant, a better husband and father. he showed me what servant leadership meant. what it looked like in practice. i try to work every day to live up to that example. one of the most decent and honorable people i have ever met. in politics or otherwise. he saw himself as a servant. that is what motivated him. he saw himself as a public server when he signed up to be a young pilot flying dangerous missions. later, after a successful business career, he decided to put is on the line. run for the united states congress. i have noticed this week th

i spoke by phone to the suspects mother in cincinnati, ohio. she was unaware her son had been arrested. she did not know the victim. the violence happened across the street from the private menlo school. many students heard about what happened to texting and social media. >> we were all freaking out. on the text, people were faced timing and calling each other to tell them something had possibly happened. everyone was locking the doors. >> you never think it will be close to you. >> reporter: the suspect is being held without bail at san mateo county jail. the das office will review the case. at the police department, henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the $2.2 billion center shutdown almost 3 months ago after the discovery of cracks into steel support girders in the section of the building above fremont street. inspectors told authorities that the cracks were likely caused by holes that were cut into the support beams by a welding torch. >> we identify very shallow micro cracks in the surface due to the thermal cutting process. it is very likely

menlo park police arrested a 36-year-old man from cincinnati, ohio in connnection with this murder.rews responded to a home along valparaiso ave in menlo park where they found a woman stabbed to death. 36 year old francis wolke is in jail tonight charged with suspicion of murder. police say on wednesday wolke stabbed and killed a woman living in a home along the 900 block of valparaiso ave. sot: it's always peaceful and quite here and it was very unusual ne-gar parravi says she run along this avenue everynight.. wednesday night she was forced to change routes when she saw the police lights...sot: everyday that i go it's always nice and quiet other than the usual traffic and i noticed everything was blocked they had like 10 police cars..and the police stopped me from running and made me go the other way around the block. menlo park is well known as being a low crime area..crime stats of the city show a murder has not happened here since 2012..police tell kron4 news, the suspect also has priors..wolke was wanted in connection to a 2014 prowling and drug charge out of santa clara count

. >> reporter: her family turned to cincinnati children's hospital for a necessary but dangerous surgeryemove her pancreas, a procedure with potentially devastating complications. >> this is a big deal. i said i don't know -- they're going to have to convince me whether or not this is something i'm willing to watch my daughter go through. >> plie. she's testing us. >> reporter: ultimately attie brav t ander hours, she woke up determined to make her dreams come true this holiday season, to star as clara in the christmas classic, and that's exactly what she's done. >> i kind of just wanted to prove to everybody, but mostly self that, like, i had surgery less than a year ago, but i'm here and i'm going to dance all of these eight shows, 110%. know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling for me, warming for him. wow! this holiday season get what you want ♪ you better wa ♪ you better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, i'm telling you why ♪ ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ >>>

eight wins between the teams means plenty of good seats available in cincinnati.nds tyler boyd, seven-yard score. early 7-0 lead. cincy goes for it on fourth and goal, joe mixon dives in, up 14- 0. later in the quarter, now 17- 0, derek carr wide open lee smith, third straight game that smith has caught a touchdown, deficit cut to 10. raiders have first and goal at the three, after two false start penalties, carr misfires, settles for a field goal, 20- 13. five minutes left, 23-16 after another field goal, the kickoff was a backbreaker. that's alex erickson, 77 yards to the raiders 21-yard line. two plays later, mixon goes in for his second score of the day, 15 yards, touchdown to put the raiders away, 126 yards on 26 carries for the native, bengals win 20-16, oakland is 3- 11. >> very tough spot today, toughest spot i've ever called plays with with a group of guys that are getting to know each other and cincinnati, i don't care what the record is or what atkins is a problem, dunlap is a problem, we've got a lot of moving pieces and it's not even easy at this stag

menlo park police arrested a 36-year-old man from cincinnati, ohio in connnection with this murder.n 4's dan thorn has the latest on the investigation from menlo park. 36 year old francis wolke is in jail tonight charged with suspicion of murder. police say on wednesday wolke stabbed and killed a woman living in a home along the 900 block of valparaiso ave. on thursday..scraps of police tape were scattered near the home..sot: im very concerned yes, due to the fact that this is usually a quiet area... ne-gar parravi says she run along this avenue everynight.. wednesday night she was forced to change routes when she saw the police lights...sot: i noticed everything was blocked they had like 10 police cars..and the police stopped me from running and made me go the other way around the block. menlo park is well known as being a low crime area..crime stats of the city show a murder has not happened here since 2012..police tell kron4 news, the suspect also has priors..wolke was wanted in connection to a 2014 prowling and drug charge out of santa clara county. at the time of this report th

turning now to the raiders-- they play this sunday in cincinnati, but all the talk right now centers on where this team will end up next year. the silver and black...practicing this week in the midst of several major off field headlines.. reggie mckenzie fired as gm... the city suing the franchise... and barring any resolution between the team and coliseum authority, the prospect that december 24th against the broncos... may be the raiders final game at the coliseum "it's always something everyday here, isn't it? i enjoy see you answering all these questions. i want to play in oakland. i'm real sensitive like you would expect. it's where i want to play. we'll see what happens." "that is crazy and to me that seems weird. it just seems different to even have to think that way because i've spent five years playing in this stadium. we've had people talking trash about it or whatever they want, but i love it. it's ours. it's been fun and the fact that it could be the last is crazy, but when that time comes, we will enjoy it." now to the 49ers, only three weeks rema

. >>> the struggles of the oakland raiders continues in cincinnati against the bengals.down the sidelines. he's at the 5. >> the raiders trailed by 17 points in the first half. they could not dig themselves out of the hole and lost to the eagles. everybody is watching for the next game and they will play that denver broncos at the coliseum. that may be the last game this radar team will play in oakland . >>> the san jose sharks move into a tie despite getting off to a rough start in chicago. the shark goalie jones gave up three goals with the first project shots he face. the offense kept the sharks in the game with two goals during the first period. the sharks heated up the ice and scored three times in the second period and twice in per jose is tied with the ducks and the standards. >>> unacceptable and reprehensible, that is how officials in paradise are talking and saying about these photos taken by a wildfire cleanup employee. the worker could face criminal charges. >>> the latest volley in the war of words between michael cohen and the current lawyer, rudy giuliani.

minneapolis and cincinnati near triple digit temperatures in july. while humidity made it feel well above 100 degrees. extreme heat was partially to blame for sparking more than 150 simultaneous fires in oregon. several huge damaging dust storms will roll through and over arizona this summer canceling flights and taking down power lines. hurricane florence making landfall in north carolina in september. the monster storm packing maximum sustained winds topping 130 miles per hour. let's several counties underwater and cost caused an estimated $13 billion in damages hurricane michael was next. the strongest storms on record in the florida panhandle with maximum sustained winds of 150 miles an hour. michael barreled ashore near mexico beach flattening the town and causing dozens of deaths. dry conditions at both ends of california helped fuel a pair of massive wildfires in mid-november by the camp fire and butte county quickly became the state's most destructive flame. they the smoke drifted over san francisco at one point giving the bay area the worst

and her long-time partner was supposed to be sent back to the cincinnati zoo. a lawsuit for his return, but a judge has told the organization to work it out and set a deadline of this thursday to set a proposal. >>> a group of police officers working to give back to kids who lost everything in the butte county fire. they're getting a lot of help. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. in the bay area. >>> tonight at 6:00, he had hoped to kill 10,000 people here in the bay area. [ inaudible ] this is new undercover video revealing a man in oakland and his terror plot and the punishment he now faces. that story and more coming up in our 6:00 newscast. >>> a week into a good cause and the donations continue to pour in. we told you about the butte county bikes for butte. deputies started the program after seeing

cincinnati, i don't care what their record is, he is a problem, dunlap is a problem.t is not easy. at this stage in the season, it is not easy to get everybody coordinated. >> they just had four catches. a career-high, 139 yards. >>> this snapped dallas is five game winning streak. in the holiday spirit, trey burton second touchdown pass. twice a year now, they beat the pack 24-17. a final note to the nfl, he is now the number one pick in the draft by virtue of the 49ers. >> and now they play christmas eve. >> yes. they are so good. >> and then the raiders are in town and then we will see what happens. all right, thank you dennis. we will be right back. >>> that was truly a time that altered our time. >> we are just minutes away from the bay area tonight. >> we much escalates are protest . >> i am a soldier. >> in the bay area, kpix has always been following the story. all of this time, kpix 5, proud to be northern california's first television station, for 70 years. trusted, to tell your story. >> the latest in this original reporting. >> kpix 5 news. >>> that is it

the silver and black went into cincinnati to face a bengals team that was ridining a five-ge losing streak't thrown an int in nine games. he fumbled it away. it led to only three points. the bengals jumped out to a 17-0 lead. carr's only touchdown pass went to the big man. one yard to smith. the tight end went more than two seasons without a touchdown catch. 27 at the half. a one-score game with five minutes left. you can't do this. they return the tickoffkickoff. two plays later, it was the pitch. 15 yards there. raiders fall to 3-11 as they lose 30-16. >> one possession down. five minutes, six minutes left in the ball game. want to see us finish with authority, with as much juice as we have. as much heart and soul as we can showcase. >> he wants us to finish with everything in us. we don't have quitters. we have a lot of good dudes. we're going to finish the right way. we got two more. they know we're going to bring it. they know we're going to play football. that's what he expects. >> that's difficult for the raiders. this is a winnable game for them. they need to win on the road. te wa

obviously i hit a bb in the chest in cincinnati. stuff happens, man, you know what i mean?he gold state warriors set the bar so high, they've having a hard time living up to their own standards. they have the third most wins in the nba and everyone is wondering what is wrong with this team? the ws are coming off a 26-point loss to the lakers. it's their fourth loss at home, but they're still on pace to win 54 games this season. one area where the team is struggling is from behind the arc. last night they were 9 of 36 from three-point land. that's not good. steve kerr was not about to panic. >> 54 wins, get win of everybody. imagine uttering those words at any time over the last three decades. would the settle for 54? the bar has been set high. and i told them that, they have set the bar really high. >> the ws are at against portland. i keep saying this, don't worry, it's still december. if it was april, then there would be cause for concern. we have a long way to whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back and you won't want to stop for anything else. [ barks ] ho! lease t

the silver and black went into cincinnati today and faced bengals riding a five game losing streak.erek carr set the franchise record with most pass attempts without a pick. he has not lon a interception in nine games. not so good? carr fumbles it away. two raiders turnovers and like and led to only three bengals point. jeff driskoll threw for 130 yards and a score and seven yards there to tyler boyd. bengals 17-0 lead. carr's lone touchdown pass went to the big man, lee smith. yeah, the tight end went more than two seasons without a touchdown catch. he now has one in three straight games. a field goal made it a one-score game with five minute left but the raiders allowed this. alec ericsson, 77 yards on the kickoff return and takes it to oakland's 21 yard line and joe mixon gets the pitch and he can do that. 15 yards to the house. mixon 129 yards on the ground with two scores. raiders fall 3-11 to 30-16 loss. >> we are one possession down. you know? we are five minutes, six minutes left in the ball game. i want to see us finish with authority with as much juice as we have and much

. >>> y llegan con un buen juego terrestre, acumula 132 yardas y acarreos en su historia en cincinnatinitivamente, el partras. >>> raúl regresamos contigo los estudios de telemundo 48. >>> gracias, también los raiders estará jugando mañana, hacemos una pausa y enseguida regresamos. (música). nuestra lucha... ...no tiene fin, ...solo comienzos. nuestra lucha, sólo podemos ganarla uniéndonos por un gran motivo: ¡Él! con nuestra experiencia, cuidamos cada nueva vida. (música). >>>imágenes en vivo de el parque de la vida de san josé. >>> muchos se dieron un chapuzón a pesar de las frías temperaturas, son imágenes del evento que se celebró hoy en el parque acuático de san francisco. >>> qué valientes, fbuena causa recaudados se van a entregar a la organización. >>> es el onceavo año consecutivo que se realiza este evento, que comienza con una caminata para entrar en calor, antes del chapuzón, debe caminar como 20 millas para entrar en calor. (risas). >>> y recauda $160,000, por una buena causa. >>> y cuántos resfriados, no lo sabemos? >>> eso es mañana. >>> gracias por habernos acompañado e

cincinnati has tho fiona the hippo. fiona first gained popularity in the womb. first nile hippo to be born in the zoo in 75 years. when she made her debut six weeks prematurely. >> her lungs weren't strong enough and neither was her overall muscle control. >> reporter: the zoo documented her struggle to survive on facebook as the world watched her learn to stand. >> big girl. >> reporter: swim, even take her first step. >> there you are. let's put her back. >> when people care about an animal, tugs at their heart strings so they've give money to these organizations that are doing work to preserve those animals. >> roger's favorite food in the whole world. >> reporter: back in australia, roger spent his final years in a more mellow state. >> roger and i were best mates. we used to lie down out in the grass together and his aggressive days were over because he was getting older and older. >> reporter: relinquishing the alpha role to his son where the legacy of the muscle bound kangaroo will live on. >> you're such a beautiful old boy, roger. >>> and next, one gran

how far are we from cincinnati? sarah: umm, maybe 15, 20 minutes. soledad: oh, that's it? sarah: yeah. soledad: oh my gosh. i feel like i' th'inaptain of her high school volleyball and softball teams. she injured her knee during a regional volleyball tournament at the age of 18. her doctor prescribed percocet. sarah: i took maybe two one day and really i liked the feeling. it was more of a buzz than just the pain gone and i liked that. soledad: it would be the beginning of her descent into heroin addiction. what happened when you did it the first time? sarah: i was immediately in love with it. i loved the feeling. soledad: when our cameras began following sarah back in 2012, she was trying to kick her heroin habit. when did you start using heroin? sarah: it didn't take long. um, maybe within a year. it got to a point where pain pills were too expensive. soledad: what did you pay? sarah: 80 dollars for one pill. soledad: sarah's parents, kim and greg, committed her to a neitwor ed. she began stealing from them to get money for drugs. soledad: how much money would you guess