foul ball barrels towards a father in the stands feeding his baby at last night's game between cincinnati reds and san diego padres. check this out. he makes the catch while feeding the baby. holding the bottle no, spillage. dad of the year. way to go. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it from this "special report," fair, balanced unafraid on time, i really hit my marks. jesse watters is up next. okay, five seconds. >> jesse: you get 10 more. thanks, bret. >> bret: see you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: for generations, americans have been known for their thick skin, their toughness, their grit, land of the free, home of the brave, but we aren't born tough. we have earned it. we face our challenges, head on and we accept them. or even better, we embrace them.

it's only when he goes out to cincinnati and starts practicing law and starts actually representing some young blacks. fugitive slaves that he kind of comes around over the over of course of several years to an anti-slavery position. so he comes from a puritan background. he has that sort of i mean look at him there on the cover of the book. i mean he is standing absolutely straight up and down and then looking at you with determination that puritan background never leaves him and he becomes you know. um you know. rock ribbed anti-slavery activist in the early 1840s well it was a bit of his character. perhaps he had a religious intensity from early on. what do you think is character strengths and flaws were from your point? um it's strengths would include his sort of determination diligence, you know once once he set his mind to something he would work at it, you know night and day. um, uh on the flaws side. he had a tendency to to believe that he was right with great great for her even when he wasn't right. i and he was in contrast to lincoln or seward he was not an especially kind of c

>> cincinnati, ohio. >> judge judy: how many gyms are there in cincinnati?ge judy: between 20 and 30. and how many are there in a 10-block radius of where you are? >> 10-block radius? i would say maybe four, five. >> judge judy: because i assume that before you started your business, which is a relatively new business, you did a survey of the area and said, you know, "is there room for another business similar to mine?" >> correct. >> judge judy: so there are four or five relatively close by. >> the ones that are similar to mine, they're on the outskirts, so they're at least 20 miles outside of the facility. >> judge judy: 20 miles? >> exactly. >> judge judy: when you say similar to yours, in what respect? >> that use the techniques as far as training boxing. we teach women's boxing specifically. 90% of our clientele are female, so we teach them self-defense boxing, and also we incorporate

they want to take these women to cincinnati because there's a hospital in cincinnati and they're like, we'll just dump them off there and then you know and folks in cincinnati is like oh, no, you're not. right, you're not we got our own problems in cincinnati, and then they try louisville and louisville's like oh, no, you're not. we got our own problems. so this ends up being a floating --. because the women are jumping off and men are literally just i mean this plenty documentation men are jumping in the river to swim to the boat because they have become now a reputation of these women. so to the point where to the frustration of the general they decide okay. just bring them back. and they established the first women's hospital. in the us hospital number nine in nashville to treat women and the surgeon generals and the different doctors were coming and women were talking about how they were protecting themselves against pregnancy and all the other things and the women were saying look we're not the ones transmitting the disease here. and as they started, you know calculating it they

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when you wrap services around the school, you make sure like in cincinnati, ohio, that we are helping these kids in parents and answering questions and we are making sure that schools can be the hub of the community. those are a couple of the things , special needs kids. we need to make sure we are helping special needs kids in every way we can and that was a program that was started in the 70's it was never funded the way it was supposed to be funded. there is funding for that as well. those were many of the things that he said yesterday, what's the funding that actually addresses the needs that kids have and how do we deal with them? we talked about teacher shortages. we have huge teacher shortages right now going into next year. he talked about what we need to do to make our profession attractive so that people come into the profession and stay. host: we want to invite our viewers to join this conversation with randy weingarten and here is how we have divided the lines, parents and students 748-8000748-8001 and all other lines are80 and02 you can text us. let's talk about parental

originally planned to phase out coal by 2027, but recently pushed the deadline to 2030 officials of cincinnati plans to open to new call. mine's been environmentalists say leaning on fossil fuels is not the answer because jason is one of the pillars of the green agenda and we submit the plans for a coal mine. this is the unacceptable north. macedonia was once a front runner and attracting renewable energy investors. but surging wholesale prices, low inventories and rushes invasion of ukraine has sent energy prices soaring. now it's just one of many countries scrambling to secure its energy supplies. and that's our show from me in the business team here in berlin. thanks much for watching you again. ah ah, with a little tougher feel stronger than little brave. i'm still paid a lot less. why most women by the way, through the world of work and how much better do they have to perform a gender equality made in germany. in 30 minutes on d. w. o . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word hello pinnacle. rico is in germany to learn german why not learn with simple o

. >>> back now with the catch of the night in cincinnati. a dad snagging a ball one-handed while holding a bottle for the child he was carrying on his chest. talk about multitasking. he kept that bottle nice and steady and just wait until the little one understands how great of a play dad just made. >>> and aspirin. new guidance this morning. people 60 and older no longer being advised to take a daily dose. the u.s. preventive services task force says aspirin does lower the chance of heart disease or stroke but may also increase the risk of bleeding in the brain and stomach. low-dose aspirin is still recommended for people with previous heart issues. >>> gunfire near a youth baseball game in south carolina has community leaders furious. bullets sent people running for cover in north charleston on monday evening. one of two shootings near the ballpark that night. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: authorities in north charleston, south carolina, are sharing this disturbing cell phone video recorded by the father of the young boy who wa

you can look from cincinnati across the water and there is kentucky. it's the slave state. when harriet beacher stow writes about fugitives fleeing across the ice, when chase read that, he was completely familiar. they were his clients. he was one of his personal friends. so absolutely chase although at any one point, he's part of a political party. >> did he get along with them? >> he did. he's not the world's most friendliest person, but i was struck by how well he kind of keeps in touch with and maintains friendships through letters. including lincoln. he and lincoln collaborate by way of letter long before they meet one another face to face. and chase campaigns for lincoln in the famous lincoln douglas 1858 campaign it's so fascinated by that that i hadn't planned to. i went to springfield and spent several days reading newspapers trying to find more about what chase said and did while he was in illinois in october of 1858. >> was there much there? was it fertile ground? >> they have the newspapers. it's a wonderful library. >> so lincoln presidential library museum? >>

cincinnati reds just after 8:00 for opening day. if you let just let week we thought we might not even get here after the walkout. but tonight, it is here and it is the night but the world series chance to shine. we have team coverts out at the ballpark for you. let's start with maria and reggie. how is it up there? >> happy opening day. it is incredible. what do you think it will be like insight here? >> it is going to be unbelievable. it is a party for years in the making. it will feel a lot like world series. it is a weeklong celebration. you can already feel the excitement building. it is going to get a lot more epic out here. opening day is a big deal. it is our favorite day of the year. what did you think about that? >> you can see the fans lining on both sides of the street. you can tell how much the world championship match to the fans. >> he talks about what it means to him. i am extremely grateful to be here and to be on this team with these guys. some very apt questions around critical race theory. the end result was what

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the reds with the team, because a sort sight for the cincinnati reds team grew up near chÁvez, and is willing to give him a chance until i started interviewing him. he fell into full born conspiracy mode. i'm a big neil armstrong fifth space fan, i was aghast. he started implying that 9/11 was a conspiracy, and at that point, i realized that i understood quickly why we were not in good relationships with his government. he was charismatic, but really disliked the united states. >> how did you and sean penn get to cuba? >> we flew on a plane from cuba, a cuban plane to meet fidel and raul, supposedly. when we got there, everything got okay, we landed, we got into the quarter they put us in. when we met fidel castro's son, and sean had brought a lot of baseballs to give out. we had a nice meal, and we went to the restaurant. everything was good. but then we kept not getting our interview. not getting our interview with castro, and cbs news told me that it really just wanted a photo, if i could get a photo from him. they said, if you can get one photo on -- we consider this a successful

we have tornados possible from cincinnati to memphis all the way to new orleans, also heavy downpours and winds of 50-plus miles per hour. we have more on that on nightly news coming up after this show. on our seven-day forecast, we'll dry it out for easter, sunshine and 60 degrees for san francisco. and for the inland valleys for easter, we're also warming pack back up to 70 degrees. we're getting at least one clear day for the weekend on easter. >> all these days of mixed forecast and then sunshine. >> the bunny cake. >>> up next, saving baby herons. 123450 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, i'm mike holmes and i'm here ivan from agm renovations america's number one kitchen and bathroom renovators i'm super excited to introduce agm's 3d creator. it allows you to create your new kitchen or bathroom online, and get an exact quote in minutes. [ivan] that's right mike! design your kitchen or bathroom in 3d, choose your fixtures and finishes, without leaving your home or inviting strangers in. visit agmrenovations.com and create your new kitchen or bathroom today! ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] cal

trey young, pulls up from the city, cincinnati, buries it. and then, speaking of steph, taking notes, young, 38 points, nine assists, waves to the cleveland fans, had a good season, not good enough. atlanta, facing miami in the first round of the playoffs. >> to the west, no paul george or leonard for the clippers taking on new orleans. pelicans up 4 with two to go. murphy gets the friendly bounce. how about the pelicans, no williamson all season. getting off to a 1-12 start and they are playoff bound. 105-101 winners, getting the top seated suns in the first round. warriors, nuggets, tomorrow, 5:30. the eve of the playoffs, there is just a different energy come post season. excited to see what chase is like tomorrow. i would imagine it gives you the oracle vibes. >> all right, thank you. >>> still to come, a shot in the arm for california restaurants hit hard by the pandemic

growth again in places in europe as well as in the united states, new york, philadelphia, boston, cincinnati, baltimore, all of them are rapidly growing so to that degree, philadelphia, i don't think is unique but rather one part of a much larger urban network of rapidly growing cities all of which are kind of up for grabs. and so when tens of thousands of irish immigrants appear in relatively short period of time the city has to decide where they fit are they only going to be poorly paid workers who are expected to do what they're told or are they going to have their own piece of the pie both in terms of economics and and space but also in terms of political power and so in that sense, it's very hard challenge that the city is facing. yeah, that's i mean, that's really interesting. i i i've gotten a sense of reading about other cities during the same period that there was you know, originally, you know a certain level of immigration was acceptable because it was assumed that people would move off to the agricultural kind of frontier that they would sort of continue the the push westwards ac

once that revolution they had there the red was from the cincinnati reds baseball team because the you know these baseball players from venezuela, you know miguel cabrera and they're on and on it's a big deal baseball venezuela and the reds are where the team because a shortstop for the cincinnati reds dave conception on grew up near chavez, and i was waiting to give him a chance until i started interviewing him and he fell into full board conspiracy mode. he said that the united states never went walked on the moon which as you know, i'm a big neil armstrong space guy i was aghast and then he started intimating that 9/11 was a conspiracy and that point i realized that i understood quickly why we weren't in good relationships with this government. he was he was prismatic but really dislike the united states and wasn't you know, how did you and sean penn and christopher hitchens get to cuba? we then flew on a plane from cuba cuban plane to go meet fidel and raul supposedly to interview them. and when we got there we everything went okay. we landed we got on it to a quarters. us but we m

finally saying play ball several games on the docket today including the atlanta braves hosting the cincinnati reds >>> chipotle is celebrating the partnership with roblox. starting today the first 100,000 players to roll a burrito in the game can exchange their burrito bucks for a meal code on the chipotle app >> now to our new series, crypto universe where we dive into the craze generating equal parts excitement and skepticism. kate rooney takes us to one city hoping to become america's crypto capital >> reporter: this is no ordinary pickup basketball game >> founders, ceos, entrepreneurs, creators. >> reporter: in an elite network scene. buying a crypto token is required to join this is miami, the city that wants to lure tech from silicon valley and finance from new york all by embracing crypto. >> i must take about ten calls a day from people new to miami >> reporter: the native new yorker is now a ten-year resident of miami. that energy is spilling into local businesses restaurant freehold just started accepting bitcoin as payment >> it's something that people wanted they want what's new

i thank my friend from cincinnati. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to put the following remarks in a different place in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: i thank the presiding officer, the senator from new mexico. i urge my colleagues in joining me in voting to confirm the nominations of lael brainard to the vice chairman of the board of governors of the federal reserve system and lisa cook to be a member of the board of governors of the federal reserve. dr. brainard and dr. cook be highly qualified economists with deck kids of experience, having provided exemplary service to their profession and this country. since 2014 dr. brainard has served as a member of the board of governors of the federal reserve. she has helped oversee the fed's important financial stability work. she's worked to create a better payment system that works for consumers and small banks. prior to serving on the fed, dr. brainard was under secretary for national affairs at treasury where she played a critical role

i live west of cincinnati. there is no taxicab service. unless you have transportation that is reliable and dependable and reasonable, you can't take a job unless you can walk to it. can walk to it. host: congressman. guest: wages have been increasing. unfortunately recently the inflation has been overshadowing the increases in wages. there are different jobs out there. america is a big country and that is why we need a market-based wage. i think it is important to note if a company is looking to hire folks in a community, the wages need to reflect off of housing and cost-of-living of living in that area. obviously health care could be another entire session here. host: an entire show. guest: the costs of health care have gone up. both sides, republican and democrats, when they address health care it just shifts around who pays for what. we need to focus on cost-saving measures within health care. i think working harder for a cure for diabetes would do wonders, amazing things for our entire country. mostly for individuals who suffer. in ad

. >> o'donnell: before we go, we wanted to show you the play of the game last night at cincinnati's greatltitasking dad catches a fowbl ball with one hand while bottle feeding his baby with the other. his wife was impressed with her husband's quick thinking. well, the reds lost the game, but the family went home with an unforgettable souvenir. it was the baby's first game, too. well, that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our >> judge judy: so, she was your girlfriend? >> no, she was my friend. >> we shared a bedroom for the last two years. >> judge judy: if it doesn't make sense, it's usually not true. >> announcer: an old hookup comes back to haunt him... >> when she gets out of the car, she starts, like, storming towards me, you know, like a lo e's li, eyedy car!id i" >> announcer: ...and a new romance already doomed? >> judge judy: you're screwing up a lot of families. you understand what's down the road for you? >> announcer: "judge judy." >> judge judy: stick to one woman! >> announcer: you are about to woman! >> announcer: you are about to enter th captions pai

and san diego at cincinnati. we've seen this before the stands. are you going to do in the stands?well, you don't usually see a man holding a baby, making a one hand catch with the baby, not missing a beat. take a look at he's got the bottle going there. and he says, you know, take care of business there, dad, because i'm not going to stop the bottle and he has a lifetime story. could i tell you about the time at the baseball game feeding you and i caught the ball with one hand? here it is. that's some skills. i mean, not only was he holding the baby, i mean, he was holding the bottom. it was feeding the baby. that's that's impressive actions. yeah kids play extra bonus there. thanks chow will do it for us. everybody thanks so much for watching. have a great night. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 10. everybody tomorrow at 10. everybody goodnight. how you doing? phil dunphy. what do i have to do to get you to ask, "what do i have to do to get you into this car today?" well, why don't we start with a test-drive? i'll get the keys. sounds good. right where i want him. come here. c

. >> o'donnell: before we go, we wanted to show you the play of the game last night at cincinnati's greatfoul ball with one hand while bottle feeding his baby with the other. his wife was impressed with her husband's quick thinking. well, the reds lost the game, but the family went home with an unforgettable souvenir. it was the baby's first game, too. well, that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. good night. >>> right now at 7:00. did get a wind advisory for parts of the bay area in about an hour. >> today marks a milestone in a continual journey towards oakland's reforms. after 20 years, federal oversight of the police department is almost a thing of the past. but not quite. to keep police custody death in alameda. >> theories accountable. >>> baby brandon back home in san jose. we are learning more about people accused of kidnapping him and their connection to his family. >>> right now at 7:00 and streaming on cbs news bay area, a live look outside where the wind is picking up right now. it is really going to get gusty in just a few hours. than

his name was powell crosby, the owner of the cincinnati reds. in a matter of months ruth in the case olson was flying this plane into the record books. she quickly had the altitude record, the trans-continental speed record, the shortland speed record. and in june 1931, she will attempt to fly this plane right here over the ocean, trying to be the first woman all alone at the controls of an aircraft, flying over the atlantic. it's worth pointing out, this was a full year before amelia earhart would dare to make such a flight. were it not for happenstance and bad luck, the kind of happenstance and bad luck that dogged fliers in these days, ruth nichols might have made it. and if she had, it may be she who we remember today and not amelia. florence klingensmith, who i mentioned before, was the daughter of a farmer in northern minnesota, raised on a plot of land just across the river from fargo, north dakota. and just like ruth elder in 1927, florence was not satisfied with her lot in life. she wasn't doing anything exciting. she was working at a d

he was born in cincinnati and graduated from northwestern university. he is a formal writer for the boston globe and in new light -- as the newspaper reporter, he won multiple awards, including the medal for -- he's also written for the new york times, the new york times magazine, the washington post, politico, slate esquire, among others. he spoke of national public radio for more than a decade, including on programs such as npr's all things considered. morning edition, and weekend edition. he has written two books, most recent of which is the afro mentioned fly girls, with a third scheduled for publication this april. it is titled paradise falls, the true story of an environmental catastrophe. fly girls has received widespread acclaim, including two assessments that i will mention from authors who have spoken previously in great lives. you might remember them, one is jonathan ike, who said of that book quote, if you liked the boys in the boat, or unbroken, and i suspect almost everyone has read them and did like them. you will love flag rose. this sto

keith was born in cincinnati and graduated from northwestern university. here's a former staff writer for both the boston globe and the new orleans times picayune. as a newspaper reporter who won multiple awards including the casey medal for meritorious journalism. he's also written for the new york times the new york times magazine the washington post politico slate and esquire among others. he has spoken on national public radio for more than a decade including on programs such as npr's all things considered morning edition and weekend edition. he has written two books the most recent of which is the four mentioned fly girls with a third scheduled for publications. this april. titled paradise falls the true story of an environmental catastrophe fly girls has received widespread a claim including two assessments that i will mentioned from authors who have spoken previously in great lives. and you remember may remember them one is jonathan ike who said of that book quote if you liked the boys and the boat or unbroken and i suspect most everybody who's rhyt

cincinnati is home to national occupational safety and health and they have can conducted cutting-edgeis not nearly as well known as it should be but there is no facility in the world like this facility where we really do learn some extra collection of data and with work injuries and occupational work illnesses and something i'm particularly proud in my state setting aside 110 million to consolidate and upgrade the current facilities into one building or one set of buildings. unfortunately the trump administration sidetracked and we need to make sure that we move forward with the state-of-the-art by any measure so can you reassure the workforce and workers around the country that this is going forward quick. >> we are committed because there's no way osha can do its work if all are not operating properly and we need real evidence and data to osha so we can make sure we are protecting workers against the occupational hazards we know exist so we are very committed. >> come visit cincinnati at some point so you can see niash in person. second the president turned on executive order with l

getting the kids off to school, winter jackets required in places like raleigh, back through cincinnatishington, d.c., as well. we will bounce back relatively quickly into the 70s by thursday and friday from indianapolis through d.c., but this sets the stage for several storms that are lined up across the pike. oklahoma will see a threat for severe weather. and then a larger storm comes into the midwest, rain, snow, and wind. that will set the stage for more severe weather into the plains late week. definitely an active april, david. >> instability of the spring weather always here. rob, thank you. >>> we turn the other news this tuesday night and to the cancer mystery in new jersey. more than 100 former teachers and students coming down with brain tumors over the course of 30 years. about half of them cancerous. and all of them with some connection to the same local high school in woodbridge township. here's abc's erielle reshef tonight. >> reporter: tonight, concern growing around a new jersey high school after more than 100 former students and staff reported being diagnosed with brai

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eh, bandera or russia is already an inhabitant here somewhere in cincinnati or in memphis?difference to him? yes, what will they say, what will be here again. what is an interesting thing? i looked carefully. preliminary decision of the international court of the un in the hague, ukraine immediately filed a lawsuit against us, just the essence of the lawsuit, uh, false accusations of genocide, if it ’s simply not legal to say so, in general, genocide is very poorly proven, but experience international court of the hague. no, well, here was an example. yes, e it is clear that for a sane person. everything is clear, but there is no international court for lawyers. and so there was an example when serbia and croatia and bosnia accused each other of genocide in an international court. he, and they pulled. this business is almost 10 years old and in the end. they said go guys. well, you figure it out for us . i think we will not even bother with any courts, you know, the paradoxes of the situation. what is it? well, they can do whatever they want. what is really now russia leads

it means first of all i don't want cincinnati to be the murder capital of the country. but it means when people in power break the law, they should go to jail, too. the fbi that got an illegal wiretap on the president of the united states, the people involved in that should be punished. the agents who engaged in an entrapment situation to create a fake kidnapping. it may be that anthony fauci fund some bad things in his career. he doesn't lose his jock for being wrong again and again. the problem with america's leadership class, when they screw up they don't suffer any consequences for doing so. >> are we seeing a generational role reversal in the parties. have they entirely abandoned the working class for the woke elites. >> where you are seeing in florida where the florida republicans are fighting back against disney, you are see a generational change where the republicans are growing courage and fighting back against the people hurting their voters on around values. republicans seem to be growing. not all of them. but a lot of us are and that's a good thing. dan: jd

that's how it goes in cincinnati, the fans always make the best catches of the game. >> bicep stories fifth, a padres player got a foul ball many, baby's head. what a pastor. the only way anyone could have their minds blown at a reds game. the father made incredible one-handed catch. he later told the reporter he told them they couldn't fail because he knew his son's life was in his hands. the baby had no clue anything was happening and never even skipped a sip because unlike the reds, he was hungry. [laughter] topic number two. a remote post office in antarctica looking for mail carriers, luckily i know a lot of people who need jobs over at cnn plus. that's right. learn the zip code. this is phase a, a british male research facility known as the penguin post office because it's surrounded by penguins. you're probably wondering what will my job responsibly is be? running the post office gift shop and keeping count of the penguins on the island. on the bright side, it's less tiring than counting sheep and anything better than counting crows, literally anything although it will be a lon

and gardner of cincinnati and jamison williams of alabama. worked together at a las vegas raising cains. the two all-american agent lets are each expected to go high in the draft. the one-hour shift was a chance for the players to interact with fans. i have never heard of a cain's. have you guys been there? >> i have heard of it, but i have never been. i hear they have good sweet tea though. maybe they sell bouquets with chicken tenders and flowers. >> somebody tell sell me some fried chicken. >> the fried chicken without the flowers. >> ewe eastbound gene is with me. >> sit the thought that counts. i would appreciate anything my kids give me, but let's not do that. >> i'll keep the flowers. >> and if you want to send her, but i'll take it. >> all aim saying is a bouquet of fried chicken. you are going to beexpected to follow through on this one. >>> let's get into this forecast. it is not impacting the entire bay area in the same way. there are some parts that are feeling this more than others. first things first, a real pretty view of the e

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