it will be a tough one for cincinnati. >> jason: cincinnati will go into that 12-0. luke fickell, we asked him a number of times, are you enjoying it? he said i can enjoy it more. he will enjoy a 12-0 regular season for cincinnati. number four wins again. the bearcats douse their coach. he will be freezing on the bus. for paul carcaterra, andre ware, for our beautiful crew, i'm jason benetti. so long from greenville, north carolina. cincinnati wins. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> that's all i can do is give god thanks because it could have been worse. >> there's a lot of heat and fire that moved very quickly so we had to move quickly to keep the extension of the damage to the existing church to a minimum. >> a pastor thankful it wasn't worse after a building under construction next to her church was under flames. good evening. >> you're watching abc 7 news at 4:00 live on abc 7, hulu live and wherever you stream. that fire is under investigation after flames destroyed a children's church. >> it happened at a c

joining me to discuss, aftab pureval, mayor elect of cincinnati.ulations to your win of the i know there was a lot of people that thought you couldn't do it. even members of your own party telling "politico" this, that you could mount a successful campaign. they weren't sure that you could actually do that. what do you say now? >> well, what i say is thank you so much to the people of cincinnati for giving me this incredible opportunity to lead our city. i feel so humbled. and grateful but i also say that it's indicative of cincinnati being a place where, no matter what you look like, where you're from, or how much money you have, you can come and achieve your dreams and that is exactly what happened to me last tuesday. >> you are not the oechbl aapi member that shattered barriers. what can democrats learn from your campaigns? >> well, they should learn that aapis around the country can run and win anywhere. it's similar to what we saw in the 2020 election and now in 2021, we are the fastest-growing demographic in the country. and aapis are now jus

sube la presión en edmonton >> el partido que debe ganar es cincinnati para llegar bien un poco más los dos, la presión va a aumentar que los partidos el año que viene, a inicios de año serán a puerta cerrada. insisto, méxico va a clasificar a la copa del mundo, pero habrá mucha presión. >> así es todos los reflectores estarían contra la selección mexicana. yo prefiero que sobre el castigo se los dejen por esos dos partidos entonces son tan importantes porque que sacar resultados para no estar tan preocupado por factores externos esto ya arranca el viernes >> en cincinnati en ohio se enfrenta estados unidos que viene completa con toda su nómina y su plana mayor. méxico también va a tener a su selección principal para afrontar este partido. tú te vas para el monto para la cobertura exclusiva con telemundo. >> así es, el martes estaremos desde la cancha del estadio en edmonton esperando ver el minuto a minuto durante el partido y toda la cobertura por telemundo 48 siguiendo muy de cerca la selección mexicana y lo que podría ser el pase a qatar >> es el debate y hoy día nos podemos ace

similarly in cincinnati, we have no service. we are not serving phoenix or las vegas. these are all incredibly vibrant communities, growing and we think that they deserve train service because they've got the kind of population that makes sense, and you can connect rail lines to those nearby cities, where rail does its best. the thing that rail does well is those 300 mile or less trips, where we can be competitive with cars in terms of trip time and really provide that convenience and downtown to downtown connectivity. louisville is a great place we would love to serve. it is on our map for our 15 year vision, and we will be working with state all over the country to develop -- states all over the country to develop partnerships that could bring service to louisville and across the south. host: is a grin, ohio on your map -- is akron, ohio on your map? guest: on the map, we have a real focus in ohio for what we call our three c and d corridor that would connect columbus, dayton and cincinnati and again, an incredible series of cities and obviously amtrak should be serv

but rather cincinnatis and washington and and the cincinnatis was famous for holding power no longer than necessary. like george washington truman admired the men li man's ability to now know how and when to lay down great power. trum had in mind when he wrote at april 6 stating he would not run for a third ferm in 1952. you can read both on these two pages. but i will also read it for you. in my opinion, eight years of presidency is enough and sometimes too much for any man to serve in that capacity. there is power. it can get caught in a alban man's blood just as money and lust for gambling have been knowned to. this is a republic, the history in the greatest in the world. i want this country to continue as a republic. cincinnatiisos and washington pointed the way. when roam forgot cincinnatis the downfall began. when we forget such men all of whom could have had a continuation and office then we will start down the road to dictatorship and ruin. both men inspired truman to embrace private life after the presidency. seen here, you got it, reading with beth in their home and delawar

imagine the emotional cartwheels in households all over cincinnati. stay in the top four but laid eggs because utah fans -- up 14, right jab, 49 yards of heart and desire. embarrassing would be tackler. it was the right cross, t.j. pounded it into the end zone from four yards out. near freezing temps, doesn't matter. fans are feeling this one. just 11 seconds to go in the half and hits them again. oregon punting. lands the haymaker, gets the corner, great blocks and the final man misses takes 78 yards for the knockout, knocking the ducks out of the playoff. utah wins 38-7. oregon's loss is cincy's game. the quarterback doing it all for the number five bearcats against smu yesterday. on the first offensive snap, finding tyler scott for a 53-yard strike and score, first of three passing touchdowns on the day. he's a renaissance man. ritter ritter tucks it and takes off 40 yards to the house to put cincy up by 20. passing td, rushing td, time for the trifecta. ritter haul in a five-yard touchdown catch, off a reverse pass. b bearcats win 48-14. the fourt

finales del verano el de mañana cuenta un poquito más la selección mexicana llegó esta tarde a cincinnatiientras (nombre extranjero) no estará de que para enfrentar a méxico es un partido muy importante con un rival clásico reconocemos la importancia que tiene el partido en si y la situación que tiene por la situación de la eliminatoria pero de ninguna manera lo voy a jugar como una cuestión personal sigo siendo el entrenador de méxico >>> >>> (información en pantalla) (información en pantalla) la novela de (nombre extranjero) terminó llegaron a un acuerdo con los Ángeles y estará en la próximo partido lo que no se piden detalles del monto llegó en condición de agente libre cuando el proceso lo liberaron y una de las ofensivas más potentes en los controles y con receptores abiertos así que ya sabe como le irá a los (nombre extranjero) hasta aquí los deportes vamos a una pausa y volvemos la casa samaritano del condado san mateo estará ofreciendo una jornada de entrega de alimentos por el día de acción de gracias la próxima semana este evento se llevará a cabo el próximo martes 16 de noviem

locutora: saludos, estamos en cincinnati. aÚn mÁs frÍo esa temperatura. "el tri" la ha pasado muy mal ante los estados unidos en eliminatorias. toda la cobertura la tendremos por univisiÓn y tudn. iniciamos a las 8:00 p.m. con "fÚtbol central". veremos si esta vez mÉxico puede quitarle esa supremacÍa a estados unidos en este territorio estadounidense. regresamos con ustedes al estudio. tendremos la cobertura por tudn y univision. jorge: esta noticia nos toca muy de cerca en esta casa. por primera vez en 148 aÑos una persona hispana serÁ la presidenta del diario universitario mÁs antiguo de los estados unidos. ilia: ahÍ la estÁn viendo, es raquel coronel uribe, quien fue la presidenta de noticias univisiÓn durante 10 aÑos. jorge: tomarÁ posesiÓn como presidenta el 1 de enero. ilia: estaremos celebrando con ella. jorge: muy orgullosos. [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ >> estamos camino a catar. >> por univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ >>esto es un choque de gigantes. >> mÉxico! mÉxico! >> la revancha continÚa. >> u.s

one more victory over houston, and cincinnati will become the first nonpower five seem to ever reach the college football playoffs. college basketball, stanford women leading south florida by 2. sydney harvey from deep, and that is your game-winner. an upset for the bulls, 57-54 in the bahamas. stanford will play number two maryland on saturday. men's college basketball happened at disney in orlando. dayton trailing kansas by 1. throws it up, and gets the friendly bounce at the buzzer. dayton with a stunner against the fourth-ranked jayhawks, 74- 73. we transition over to the golf course. bryson dechambeau facing off with his nemesis brooks koepka in the match from las vegas. on 6, koepka just taps it in. they were supposed to play only 12 holes, but only needed nine at koepka cruised to the win. they were cordial, but don't expect them to exchange christmas cards this year. >> there is respect, but at the same time, it was fun to come out and settle this . >> did we just become best friends? >> no. >> i like the stepbrothers reference. the sport needs more of that, friendly rivalrie

cincinnati ranked number six by the college football playoff committee.ampionship-caliber defense loaded with playmakers. cincinnati will take on the university of tulsa. their record, 3-5. kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow right here on espn, "college gameday" starts at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow on espn, live from the university of cincinnati, guys, i can tell you between "college gameday," homecoming and a chance at making even more history, yeah, it's going to be a good time for the bearcats. before i toss it back to you, michael, let me try a little something here. bearcats, what we doing? >> all: down the drive. >> down the drive. you heard it here. >> i don't know what they're doing but i'm all in. kenneth, thank you so much. we will be watching that for sure. >>> and coming up, grammy winner darius rucker joins us live. he is bringing a special performance. ♪ i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer me

. >> we made history in cincinnati. >> reporter: in both cincinnati and boston elected asian americansst time in their histories. >> it's been a really unexpected journey. >> reporter: michelle wu is also the first woman and the first person of color to be chosen for boston's top job. >> from every corner of our city, boston has spoken. the first is only relevant if there's a second, third, fourth, and then the door it wide open for everyone and there's a lot more change where this is coming from. >> reporter: nancy chen, cbs news, boston. >> o'donnell: and we will be right back. that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling my name! don't you get seasick? we'll find out! come on. and i earn 3% on dining including takeout. so much for catching our dinner. some people are hunters. some are gatherers. i'm a diner. pow! earn big time with chase freedom unlimite

jerry springer: i was anchoring the news at the time, in cincinnati. nbc came to me and said, we're doing another talk show. you're going to host it. so i was assigned to it. all: jerry! jerry! and now they've come to me and said, you're a lawyer. would you do "judge jerry?" i'm 75. i just didn't really want to retire. so now i'm back to my roots. what kind of snake is that? it's a boa constrictor. you're ok with him having that snake? we pick up different energy your honor, off of the snake. usually it's running! all the jobs that i've had revolved around regular people, not celebrities. but just regular folks. so that really helps in the way i can see these parties that are before me. johnny bananas: with such responsibility on his shoulders, just how does jerry stay so sprightly? well, i have a philosophy about keeping myself in shape. i never run if i can walk. i never walk if i can stand. i never stand if i can sit. and i never sit if i can lie down. wise words. and it's more of these wise words that i'm in need of today. jerry, as much as i've lo

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concert in cincinnati where 11 people were killed. had always thought after that who concert, after eleven kids were killed, i thought that they changed the laws and that they banned so called festival seating where you don't get an assigned seat, and it's just sort of a mad dash to get as close as you can to the stage. i guess i'm wrong. >>. >> yes, a few cincinnati bans, but festival city never stopped. they changed the name to general admission. it never stopped occurring, and then of course, it really picked up in the late 1980s and the '90s during the grunge period and it's just gone on. so lucrative, so beneficials to organizers and venues that they couldn't help themselves, even though there are stands that now exist to make festival seating reasonably safe, they certainly were ignored in this case as they are often in any other situation. and i want to mention a couple of things i heard. did the police chief warn the artist about the dangers of the crowd and his concern, did he go to the promoter and say, we need something --

. >> méxico visitó hoy a estados unidos en cincinnati camino al mundial de qatar 2022, le tenemos elno eres cliente, te damos $1000 para ayudar a cubrir los costos de cambio. solo en verizon. no te preocupes ma' ya vamos para allá. ¡con quién vienes... cuéntame! ¿cómo la describo...? es la que me ayuda a superar cualquier situación. la que maneja todo con serenidad, pero más que nada... es la que siempre me lleva a los mejores lugares. ¡ay, ya la quiero conocer! ¡pues ven afuera! ¿cómo que afuera? ¿no es la más hermosa? ja... ja... presentando la totalmente nueva nissan frontier. >> pero el con goles de cristina pui pero es que el grupo dos a cero que arrebata la próxima peropr eima pero del se certame del certamenn qu quee reúnen c dereúnen cerca de 200 pilotos e200n pilotos días cua do e duración de, el a no fue por la pandemia. >> buenas noches gracias por continuar con nosotros. >> . >> estados unidos repite la dosis y 2 a 0 de tras jugados este año team usa es líder del octágonal.

in pittsburgh, cincinnati.art of what has to has been in elections is that we have to have a bench, a pipeline of people who actually relate to touch and can express and connect with the experience of the base. of voters. and i think that's what we're seeing in these elections. it's one of the things quite frankly that was a critique in the virginia race. and you know, cornell was in the trenches with me just full disclosure. part of why the southern strategy works is because it taps fear, hate, and division, tribalism, but part of the anecdote is to start developing the leadership that speaks to all those voters, including those who show up regularly at the polls and too often don't feel they're being heard and their issues are being addressed. >> noah, speak to what you know as a long time journalist. to 2020 has a more diverse slate in congress. 2021, different in all the ways we've discussed, it tends to go to the party out of power, yet we're seeing a lot of diversity, including by some of the republicans

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. >>> in vegas, the silver and black, taking on the cincinnati bengals.n in the fourth quarter. derek carr carr, hits foster monroe, that makes it a three-point game. from there, cincinnati would take control. the bengals beat the raiders 32-13. the raiders fall to 5-5, on the season. the warriors hit 22 three-pointers. the warriors taking on the raptors. wiggins on fire early. he had 11 of the first 16 points. wiggins from behind the arc in kansas. he finished with 32 points on six of eight shooting from three-point land. the raptors run that defense. he had a dozen points. the warriors beat the raptors, 119-104. >>> one other note, the santa clara soccer team are the reigning champions. they win over wisconsin. they're headed to the elite eight. >> great report. thanks for all that. >>> be sure to stay with us. an investigative report is coming up in one minute. s for every customer. on every plan. ok. hold on a second... you're telling me that new and existing customers get this? yup, new and existing customers. and they can get other benefits, like fr

as of the hands of the cincinnati-based circuit court of appeals, a judge panel will decide whether or mandate is legal so could it be the end of business related vaccine mandates if so, what happens to the workers already fired for refusing the shot? here to discuss, most of the next revolution from 9:00 p.m. fox news channel california double-faced podcast, steve hilton is back. welcome back. >> great to be with you. kennedy: is the vaccine mandate for companies with more than 100 workers, is that dead in the water or where the biden administration weight out legal issues and try to resuscitate it? >> let's hope it is because it's outrageous and illegal far, already found, one. reporter: estate audit and judged it to be illegal already. they're going through the process and you've got cincinnati court looking at it and other cases, lawyers of which i am one say it will end up squished together into one big case and end up with the supreme court so it will continue to be tested but you look at this and you can see how outrageous it is on many levels. the federal government has no busi

that's approximately the population of my hometown of cincinnati ohio. parenthood wipes out the equivalent of the population of cincinnati every year, year after year. life is precious and we should do all we can to protect it. i've been involved in a piece of legislation, introduced the ban on partial-birth abortion for example, which president bush signed into law that went all the way to the supreme court and it's now the law of the land. but there's still too many abortions in this country. the legislation we are discussing today is texas law sb eight and it would effectively. this legislation has been described as many in the media as extreme and unprecedented. in reality we've been discussing the ban after a hard to beat for years in fact 13 states including my home state of ohio have enacted some form of legislation which prohibits abortion if a heartbeat is protected and there's the federal heartbeat protection act which a member of this institution has cosponsored along with many of us and a number on this committee. so mr. chairman, banning abo

when ron forgot cincinnati's the downfall began. when we forget the examples of such men of washington, jefferson and jackson, all of them could have had a continuation of office. then we start down the road to dictatorship and ruin. they both inspired and then seen here in the home on delaware street independence missouri. and then to have himself truman answered no. i like to read myself awake. interesting to be in his bibliophile here is a list. these are commentaries. benjamin franklin's autobiography. with the struggle for statehood. and the complete works of lord byron. so little piece of advice from the president, it is been a lifelong program for me and if you start out even on this incomplete list is a lengthy study although worthwhile and keep you out of mischief. now i will turn over the control for the final thoughts on truman's literature. so in honor of the library's 50h anniversary in 2007. >> nolan who was harry truman's cousin wrote very perceptive things about truman. i don't know anybody in the world who ever read

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>> i love wkrp and cincinnati.have sen in my life. >> every thanksgiving where ever i am in the world, somebody will bring up turkeys away. >> it's classic. >> somebody came out from the helicopter. it's a dark object. oh my god, it's a turkey. they're trying to do a special event for thanksgiving and they drop live turkeys out of a helicopter. i don't know how much longer. turkeys are exploding all over the parking lot. i don't know how much longer i can hold my position here. people yell it to me at the airport. >> god is my witness. as god is my witness. >> i thought turkeys can fly. >> they can't. ♪ ♪ this is how we shine. ♪ find the perfect gift at zales. the diamond store. ♪ ♪ grandma, how wide are two reindeer? twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine... ♪ ♪ we've been waiting all year to come together... it worked! have a happy and safe holiday season from lexus. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ my songs know what you did in the dark ♪ ♪ so light 'em up, up, up light 'em up, up, up ♪ ♪ light

white people sometimes took sporadically and unpredictably against their black neighbors so in cincinnatin 1829 from of many african-americans moved there from a law requiring to register with local officials to not enforce people building sufficient and slows for their children and summer of 1829, a white community set you're going to start enforcing these laws so everybody's better register and if you don't, you have to leave the city. in the middle of this threat began to enforce the law, the white community had basically attacked the black and burned down buildings against the black community which ends up resulting in about half the african-american population either for other places in ohio, some moved to canada so these are some of the areas african-americans faced. when they moved into these states -- i want to also add, and this is sort of complicate it but yet so important, i think we need a complex view of his history so i can get some areas off the hook and act like it's paradise so there are circles in academia that think of the white north being one 100% racist, irredeemably

. >> we made history in cincinnati. >> reporter: in both cincinnati and boston elected asian americans the first time in their histories. >> it's been a really unexpected journey. >> reporter: michelle wu is also the first woman and the first person of color to be chosen for boston's top job. >> from every corner of our city, boston has spoken. >> the first is only relevant if there is a second, third, fourth, and then the door is wide open for everyone and there is a lot more change where this is coming from. >> reporter: nancy chen, cbs news, boston. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> them is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. after a closer than expected governor's race in new jersey, cbs news projects phil murphy will keep his job as governor of the garden state. murphy is the only democratic governor to win reelection in more than 40 years. . >>> ford motors is t

and earlier this year, at a cnn town hall in cincinnati, president biden brought up that bridge and othersand kentucky combined, there's well over -- there's thousands of bridges that need repair. thousands. thousands of bridges. and we should be looking at it this way. it increases commerce, number one. but guess what, the good paying union jobs. >> but that didn't stop kentucky republican congressman thomas massie from voting against the bill. even though a $2.7 billion plan to build a second bridge to ease the traffic could be funded in part by the bipartisan infrastructure bill. some of those 32 republicans who made the decision across the aisle and backed this legislation are doing so at a political cost being threatened, targeted as traitors from members of their own party. and there are even suggestions that some of those republicans lose their committee assignments as punishment for backing the bill. republican congressman tom reed of new york, who voted in favor of the bill, told me this yesterday. >> do you think the pressure for party over country right now is influencing votes

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una creencia ante estados unidos de cincinnati, gerardo martino es el primer tÉcnico de la selecciÓn.. nunca nadie lo hace. yo no fui. por eso sabía que necesitábamos ultra oxi con el poder limpiador de tide. ahora... podemos remover todas las manchas más difíciles que nadie hizo. yo no fui. tiene que ser tide. ♪ phoenix: tanto en menos de dos semanas para de acciÓn de gracias. es que el Árbol de navidad del famoso oscar heller center llegÓ oficialmente a la la manzana. se trata de un Árbol de 12 t y 79 pies de altura. los equipos pronto colocarÁ en su lugar. llegamos al final, los esperamos maÑana con mÁs noticias. locutor: televisa presenta... comenzamos, en más noche damos la bienvenida a nuestro anfitrión, el sr. israel jaitovich. israel: ¿qué tal? buenas noches, bienvenidos a más noche, maestro pepe zavala, gusto saludarlo como siempre, y a toda su familia que lo acompaña. y a ustedes hoy le tenemos preparado un programa, qué les puedo decir, ¿qué tenemos hoy, mi querido jordi? >> tenemos nada más y nada menos a la carismática y a la re-chula cecilia galiano. >> me vine en caper

the black church founded in cincinnati in 1850 and by 1833 it was home to 20 a.m.e churches with a bishop of 700 people. 1834, the colored anti-slavery society and announced it in a local newspaper. black ohioans were screaming the self-help society where everything he could. black men and women helped fugitives from slavery make their way to safety sometimes risking their own lives in the process and dropping down under those circumstances making all the more remarkable that in 1837 they mobilize statewide petitions, the ohio generalist. repeal the black law and support schools for their children. we lift up and recognize the legacy of black institution building and how they were vital in advancing the freedom of black folks but conversely what does it mean that white supremacist values are so tightly worn into the history of the early republic and still reverberate throughout our society today. this is one of the chief arguments of critical race theory and one of the principal -- it speaks volumes this concept have been so vilified and rejected by mainstream whit

okay, now they try to go to cincinnati. was a man named john newcombe and it was up to him to figure out what to do next. >> for two weeks he's stuck out in the middle of the water, trying to control women who are said to have been able to sneak liquor on the boat, so they're drunk, and they are raucous. they're tearing his boat apart. and so the boat returns to nashville with these sex workers on them. so now the problem is still there. what are we going to do about it? >> having failed to evict the women, the army's next gambit was even more radical. an experiment never tried before in america. >> so how did they regulate it? they said, well, sex work was a form of labor. all of the sex workers have to register. you pay $5 and we're going to give you a license. once a week you have to go see a doctor and you have to come back free of stds. if you're found to have a venereal disease you have to immediately go to the hospital to be treated. once you're cleared, we will reinstate your license. >> in all, more than 300 licens

but i want to talk to this family here, the mchughes from cincinnati, first time seeing this -- this is mom katie, introduce everybody here, katie. >> katie, this is littlliana, d and my husband. >> reporter: welcome to new york. what are you thankful for? >> our family and friends. we have an amazing support group in cincinnati. >> reporter: this parade was truncated enormously last year, how nice is it to be here and what does it say about where we are as a city, as the country, as the world. >> it feels like we're almost getting back to normal. we're able to be in crowds again and see family. we're visiting family in new jersey that we haven't seen in a long time. so, be able to see family and friends is great. >> reporter: what are you looking forward to? >> i'm looking forward to seeing family this thanksgiving because it has been crazy with covid. and it is kind of getting back to normal. >> reporter: do you want to see a float, balloon, which one are you looking forward to? >> pikachu. >> reporter: pikachu. of course pikachu with evie, a new float this year. very exciting. tha

cincinnati all of a sudden is in the catbird seat. let's go to the battle for los angeles.t is ucla and usc. second quarter, the quarterback dorian thompson robinson is the four yard touchdown. he signs autographs early for a lucky fan. thompson robinson accounted for six touchdowns. ucla blew out their rival, 62- 33. the most points they have ever scored on the trojans with this. >>> to the tank for the first time in a while, san jose had not been home in two weeks. they won 2-3 in the five-game road trip. in a tough test last night, the capitals were in town. look at alexander. he was in town. the first period washington on a power play, he was set up perfectly. he thinks it. he is the nhl's fourth all-time leading scorer. 2-0 washington. look at connor. he gets to celebrate that one of the guys. this was his second goal. the capitals when 4-0. san jose has lost six of the last eight. >>> college hoops we go. stanford is visiting defending national champion baylor. the cardinals trailed by six that have. it was all bears in the second stanza. look at james. how about that

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cincinnati at number six, the highest ranking ever for a group of five team. for the weather. let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman. good morning. >> first of all, congrats on becoming officially official. such a good add to the show. i just wanted to say that first. secondly, let's talk about the freeze warnings out there, we poke out with temperatures in the 40s in new york. but we're going to fly to the 50s closer to sunrise. where you see the hot pink, that's the freeze warnings and purple freeze advisories as well. 48 million people impacted by this. look at these temperatures, you need the winter coat, if you haven't brought it out since last year, you need it. temperatures in the 40s in newark, washington, d.c., look at the temperatures in the midwest. below freezing in chicago. 29 degrees in cincinnati, and 33 degrees in evansville. so, this is the setup here. a jet stream so far to the south, it's sort of like a door that opens. lets that cold air in from canada, just spinning in that cold air. that cold air is all the way to dallas, 50 degrees.

ohio state and cincinnati each moving up a spot on this week's list.wo after beating michigan state. unbeaten cincinnati, the bearkats going up to number four after a win over smu. georgia is number one. michigan drops to number five, ohio of its game over ohio state to close out the regular season. that will be a fun one. >>> now to midweek mac -- ion -- get it? >> now, he's loose. in a foot race. the fullback wins it. that was football personified. >> not too often you see 96-yard touch runs by a fullback. this is clint rockovich, but it's not enough to put the huskies past the broncos. northern illinois had already clinched the division and will play for the lead title for the eighth time in the past 12 seasons as they seek a fifth championship in that span. asons as they seek a fifth championship in that span. turning now to the nba and the knicks hosting the lakers. carmelo anthony received an ovation. as for the game, the lakers were, of course, competing without suspended star lebron james that was sitting out after that elbow to the face that c

lisa: in cincinnati, aftab pureval will be that city's first asian-american mayor.s in dearborn, michigan, chose the city's first arab-american mayor, abdullah hammoud. leadership was on the ballot, but so were issues. as in minneapolis, where residents voted to keep the city's police department, and reject a new agency proposed after the murder of george floyd sparked wide protests last summer. judy: the results of virginia's gubernatorial election are looming large in washington today, as president biden and congressional democrats feel mounting pressure to find a path forward on passing his infrastructure and social spending bil. for more on this, lisa joins me, along with our white house correspondent, yamiche alcindor. hello to both of you. what is president biden's message today after the election -- the news democrats received last night? yamiche: president biden's message is that democrats need to do better and pass legislation to do better in future elections. he said democrats need to find a solution for prescription drug prices, past infrastruure plan tha

woman and person of color, she is the mayor there, she beat out a somewhat more centrist democrat, cincinnati he beat a fellow democrat long time party fixture. democrats also now control the city council there as well. in durham, north carolina, it elected its first african-american woman, a former judge, elaine o'neal. and ed gainey was elected the first mayor of pittsburgh. and the most surprising result of all last night is in buffalo, in new york, where democratic socialist candidate india walton may have lost to a write-in candidate, and that write-in is likely the incumbent democratic mayor byron brown, who lost the primary to walton in a shocker. he's declared victory. but that majority write-in vote needs to be counted. in minneapolis, a proposition to replace police department with the department of public safety, that has failed by a wide margin. this was a voter proposition coming out of the murder of george floyd at the hands of police with calls to defund the police, a call that wasn't well received with voters who may want to see police reform. but the idea of radically changin

a rain-snow mix for chicago and nashville and cincinnati, houston early in the day. those locations could slow things down but a lot of the travel hub in a nice weather pattern overall and rain making towards east coast travel hubs but not until late the day tomorrow when the travel is done. around the bay area, fantastic day. low 60s along the coast and mid-60s by the bay and mid to upper 60s further inland. hour by hour temperatures coming up in a few minutes. a chilly start with a frost advisory in effect for parts of the bay area. early morning exercise plans may be brisk out there as you burn off calories before the feast kicks in. taking a look at that coming up in a few minutes. >> paul, thank you. >>> people may be tempted to light up the fireplace but -- >> yeah we have this news. >> bay area, air quality managers encouraging people not to light up their fireplaces tomorrow to keep pollution levels low, however they have not issued an official spare the air alert that would ban wood burning all together. meanwhile the grocery stores aren't the only place fam

>>se jugó otra eliminatoria de la concacaf en estados unidos cincinnati ohio hace cuatro años rompieronlo que dijo tata martino. >>nosotros estamos jugando una eliminatoria, no es un enfrentamiento personal contra estados unidos. entiendo la importancia que tiene por ser un clásico, tener tres derrotas con un rival al cual todos los mexicanos siempre quieren ganarle, ppero lo que más me preocupa es volver a reencausar eliminatoria. >>vamos a desmenuzar lo que fue el partido de hoy. arrancó con guillermo ochoa portería después línea de cuatro casi de la misma. arrancaba julio césar domínguez. arriba el tridente que queremos todos corona lozano. en esta área fue donde más sufrió méxico, en portería. robinson el día de cuatro con un muy buen partido mckinney y weah que tuvo un gran partido y el niño del paso texas. vamos a ver cómo caía el primer gol de estados unidos. aquí está entrando pulisic a la línea de cuatro de méxico, se metía weah ppor detrás de los centrales. aquí está pulisic que aprovecha el momento para meterse en frente de los centrales, anotando el primero de estados unidos

they're now eight and one upset alert undefeated at number six cincinnati hosting tulsa 42 seconds agog for the goal line, but he fumbles the football and cincinnati survives 28-20. they are now nine and oh wake forest still undefeated and ranked number nine sam hartman and the demon deacons at north carolina deeks led by 14 late in the third hartman to at perry who makes and it grab he threw five touchdowns perry caught two of them, but carolina scored 24 in the fourth ty chandler 50 yard run with just over a minute ago and the heels they have a 10-point lead wake scored and now need the onside kick with 37 seconds to go. and a smart play right here get it out of bounds. carolina wins at 58-55 wait force first loss of the season abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. finally tonight the walk to and alzheimer's took place along the embarcadero in san francisco. abc 7 news is a proud sponsor of the fundraiser our abc 7 mornings. anchor regent key, mc. today's walk to kick off the event over 2,000 people participated everyone carried a large flower to represent their connectio

. >> hello jets quarterback and welcome to your first nfl career start hosting the cincinnati bengals with under five minutes left in the bengals relating but a joe burrow passes batted and intercepted by shack lawson and gave the jets a good field position inside the cincinnati 15 trailing by 5 and to place layer croft has a touchdown and a second career game for over 400 yards and the jets went for 2 and the old double reverse eventually here to the two- point conversion and new york scored 14 points in the final five minutes and got it 34-31 in the second career win for the jets coach and former 49er defensive coordinator robert sala. the former patriot tom brady and the bucks with a showdown at new orleans in six minutes left and tampa bay trailed 26- 21 in brady this 4th touchdown pass of the game with wide open brace and, but at the end of the game they trailed by 2 late. this time brady was back, and this fall intercepted by pj williams, who then got up and tight rope along the sidelines for a game clinching touchdown with the new orleans won it and to hand tampa the second los

. >>> a new friendship has sparked at the cincinnati zoo.ew video showing a penguin infatuated with this woman visiting the zoo . he is seen following her up and down the enclosure along the glass wall, even running along with her. the woman says she believes it was her penguin like outfit that may have attracted the bird to her. >> finally, four days of heavy snowfall turned a playpen of a panda into winter paradise, he made snowballs and snow angels, and then he sat down to enjoy some fresh bamboo sprouts. he has the life. >> weekend goals, maybe not the bamboo. >> that is it for us at 3:00, cbs evening news is next and we will have more local news at 5:00 and captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news from here in washington, tonight, trump adviser steve bannon indicted for refusing to talk to congress about the january 6 insurrection. steve bannon facing jail time: why lawmakers think he may have known about the riot before it happened. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> o'donnell: the historic indictment, the

stampede, 1979, 11 people died and two doesn't hurt when thousands of fans try to rush into the cincinnati riverfront coliseum to see the who. >>> fairfield police have arrested a suspect after one person is killed and police are calling it an online purchase gone wrong. police responded to an incident on tyler street around noon on thursday as they say they found a 19-year-old man dead with gunshot wounds. the man responded to a car for sale at on the offer up at and he brought cash to the transaction and was shot. fairfield police arrested a 24- year-old of san pablo and police are continuing to investigate the incident. >>> coming up, $1 trillion infrastructure bill finally passes in congress. coming up, more on the battle and if we even know where all that money will be going. >>> a look at the major honor for california's first openly elected official, harvey milk. >>> and why wine from northern >>> i don't think it is an exaggeration to suggest we took a monumental step forward as a nation. >> president joe biden is praising the passage of a $1 trillion infrastructure package last ni

jill meyer runs the cincinnati chamber.ay yesterday. >> we've had multiple presidents stand underneath the bridge and proclaim that they realize that it was a priority to get done. there are so many moving parts, pieces and dollars in building out such a big piece of infrastructure. it's expensive. it cuts through literally through lots of different geographic places. we're not counting our chickens yet. we don't have the funds yet. and we've learned a long time ago that we will not celebrate that bridge until we can see it. >> as you alluded to, and as jill alluded to, any number of politicians have stood under this bridge and pledged to replace it. i spoke the governor yesterday who said he's going to be proud to be the governor in office when it's placed. to build a bridge adjacent to it and shut this down. >> you know, a few days ago mitch mcconnell called the infrastructure bill transformative. we talk about the idea that this is now a uniting of both mcconnell, a democratic governor in kentucky, a democratic president