aftab pureval is the mayor of cincinnati, ohio. he's a democrat.e mayors who signed a letter urging congress to act on the violence in the wake of the uvalde and buffalo mass shootings. and mayor pureval joins me now. first, let's start with -- cincinnati's like, a mid size to smaller city, but cities across the range of sizes and densities and region in geography have seen an increase, specifically, mostly in gun violence. are you seeing that, and what do you attribute it to? >> this is absolutely a national problem. it's happening in cincinnati. it's happening in cities all across the united states. and what we're seeing here in cincinnati is two factors that's really leading to the gun violence. number one, the universal accessibility of guns on americans streets. and number two, as you mentioned in your lead in, the inability of everyday citizens to resolve differences, the issues that would have resulted in a fistfight, because of the universal accessibility of guns, are now leading to a gunfight. so, what we've seen in cincinnati, and cities

this cincinnati superfan got her favorite player to crash her tiktok. the unlikely duo hitting the griddy together on the sidelines in the middle of the game. ♪ it's a social media home run for one 12-year-old tiktoker. ♪ i said right foot ♪ >> jean parks from arizona holding up a sign during monday's game between the diamondbacks and the reds, trying to get the attention of joey votto. >> i just seen that he does tiktoks, and i thought it would be a good idea to do one with him. so i just made a sign and asked him if we could do one together. >> the cincinnati first baseman seeing jean's homemade sign in no time. >> i was holding up the sign. joey votto started laughing. and when he came over, i showed him two other dances, and he really didn't know how to do them. >> so the unlikely dance duo decided on the griddy. ♪ jean's brother behind the camera. >> my brother was just shocked. >> and her on-camera dance partner, joey votto -- >> he gave me a high five and said that was a good job. >> now the cincy superfan has big plans for future tiktoks. if you

ante cincinnati que logró elmás complicado de lo esperado y >> kirian stuver una semana del toshiba ygantes unos rensch en el tercer inning están siete a cero para ser inclementes con los envíos el octavo de la temporada zona servía para comenzar a maquillar los datos de cincinnati luego se hicieron sentir para llevarse el triunfo del carreras por tres san francisco deja su récord de 39 33 a cinco juegos de los padres de san diego segundos en su división por su parte los atléticos de oakland visitaron kansas city y en este acto colocaban el marcador dos por ser arriba gracias a este potente batazo su décimo cuadrangular de la temporada habían remontado sencillo al jardín central iba a ser determinante al remolcar dos para ponerlos en cuatro o tres arriba y en el noveno iba a aparecer el dominicano cristián con un imparable que significaba la carga de la tranquilidad para ganar cinco con tres segunda victoria consecutiva >> pocos días después de celebrar su séptimo campeonato de la nba de fin de semana se cumple un aniversario que marcó un antes y un después en la historia de los golde

so we'll talk about cincinnati because that's teammates talks about cincinnati, which is across the river from louisville, kentucky. which is peewee's pee-wee's hometown. so the dodgers and 47 are playing for the first time in cincinnati. and the white fans in cincinnati robinson is playing first base. he was a shortstop. the fans are booing jackie because he's black. and rex was the pitcher this day so i know this that had happened. he said he we walked across the mountain across the the diamond. put his arm around jackie robinson's shoulders and the two of them stood there. and he said the crowd silence the crowd absolutely silenced. he said it was one of the more. if you can see that. beautiful not show. yeah. that's that's the painting to picture of it. and he said it gave him goosebumps. he said it was one of the more incredible things that he saw as a major league ball player. and you know for all that terrible for all the terrible treatment that jackie would robinson received from a few of his teammates and from too many of his opponents. he took great. pride i guess a great it jus

this is join us out of cincinnati, republican. good morning. >> a just a just moved here to teach political science. and a to college students, and it really is very confusing for me to get across ready on your "go"... the importance of local elections for congress, almost direct to close to the skin of voters. the elections that are coming now in the fall, when washington, d.c., is distracting them with this stalin show trial to think for donald trump, donald trump, it's quite obvious the republicans want to get rid of, like, about to. and so he will never be a issue again. but in the midst of a very important congressional election, whether they'll be a big's switch over probably from one party to the next. and we're seeing donald trump brought up in a show trial that is reminiscent of what's used to be in the communist countries. you know, we were so one-sided, if you remember the first presentation the question questioners, the congressional questioners, we're finishing the sentences for the witnesses. they told they thought t

and got -- in cincinnati and got forced to go up to the balcony and refused. and so, you know, here he was mt. same city where he's serving as state representative, his grandchildren are plaintiffs ina a case against racial segregation. so it was a period of, you know, decline and disappointment. nonetheless, he lived a buoyant, optimistic high, and there's so many more anecdotes you could throw in there. this was a globetrotter who, you know, was gambling with general santa ana in cuba and visiting paris and all this kind of stuff. so he was an amazing man. but what's notable is his descendants, all of whom were prominent in the african-american community, his grandson -- he were real sort of aristocracy within the black community, but there was no money in the black community. so they all sort of suffered in their own way, you know, prominent businesses started to tie out, and, you know, struggles foror money and that kind of thing. and it just, you can see how segregation constrained black -- [inaudible] >> so i want to bring in some of the questions from t

it gets over his head bounces over the wall for a ground-rule double cincinnati extends their lead to 4. now. very next batter. albert almora. friday through a hole in left peters. 2 more runs score. reds just pouring it on all part of a seven-run 3rd inning, anthony responsible. we're all of them. he had 2 outs in the inning before giving up those 7 runs. now. so the bottom of the for mike yastrzemski, he was one of the few bright spots for the giants. today he take this one the opposite way. and that is gone. yes, trump's key, if the giants on the board, san francisco, they still trail by 6. >> top of the 5th red with a couple runners on nick senzel grounds. he's going to goes to make the play. he fielded it well, but he couldn't make the throw gets away. a run comes on in to score the ball air by belt. moments later around us he gets a base hit the runner scores that extend that lead to 9. you get the point, fall 10 to 3. they've lost 6 of their last 8 games. anthony desclafani. he could get out of the 3rd inning after getting 2 outs in that inning after the game to school friday r

he entertained lavishly and did things like the first all-black national guard battalion in cincinnatis not always peaceful on the political front though there were others that felt that he was there was a series of debates that he had with rivals that were sometimes a friend named peter clark who believed neither republicans nor democrats were ever going to serve black interest and negotiate with unified force but there was almost a lincoln douglas debate. then what started to happen is after 1876, there was a consensus within the community that sacrificing black rights was sort of the price and allowed the business is to continue like normal. white southerners were now going to accept the quality of african-americans and white northerners stopped trying eventually. because voting rights were somewhat more secure than in other states, they had to some power to even manage to get elected to the state legislature. so there was a total failure but you could see in the ark of his life after 1877 and he died in 1897 and it was a sort of period of disillusionment in law. there started to be

the infamous tommy fam found a hole. 2-0 cincinnati.hree batters later, matt reynolds flew to center and it was an adventure for austin slater. ended up a ground-rule double, another run scored. di stefani was lifted after 2 2/3 innings. it got worse. brandon bell made a stop. look what happened, garcia couldn't make the play. two runs came in to score to make it 9-1, ugly game for the giants. cincinnati won it 10-3. so they won two out of three of the series. next up for the giants, they host the tigers coming up on tuesday. >>> at home, on the road, didn't matter. the a's won a series this month. how'd that happen? since you asked, the a's in the kelly green had gone ahead up one run and into the sixth. downtown seth brown. i feel like he's hit more than 10 because i always scream his name. royals loaded him up in the sixth. carlos santana got through. two runs scored tied the game. and then the a's had a one-run deficit until it wasn't. seventh inning, a's down 1. nick allen, one to shallow center, that drove in 2. a's back on top. a

louis, cincinnati will feel like 111 and then as we go into wednesday we're going to continue with this extreme heat as temperatures remain close to 100 degrees and, lester, it look like it's going to last unfortunately all week long. >> good to have you here tonight thank you. >>> and record flooding has forced yellowstone national park to close all entrances after almost three inches of rain yellowstone officials cited extremely hazardous conditions in the park with more rain expected. >>> in ukraine tonight russian forces gaining more ground on the eastern front. more than 11 million people have now fled ukraine but many children with disabilities have been left behind. richard engel takes us inside an orphanage where many face heart breaking conditions. >> reporter: the vilshani orphanage is home to more than 200 physically and intellectually challenged ukrainians. they're not really orphans. nearly everyone here was abandoned. >> mama. >> reporter: and now russia's invasion has made their lives even more difficult the facility is overcrowded after similar shelters in eastern ukrain

the infamous tommy fam found a home, scoring. 2-0 cincinnati.hree batters later, matt reynolds flew to center and it was an adventure for austin slater. ended up another run scored. after 2 2/3, reds up. garcia could not cover. two-run game to score. cincinnati won it 10-3 to win two out of the three in the series. next up for the giants, they host the tigers on tuesday. >>> at home, on the road, trmt matter. the a's won a series, the first one this month. how did that happen? since you asked, the a's and the kelly greens had gone ahead, up 1 in the sixth and downtown seth brown. i feel like it's more than 10 because i always holler his name. carlos santana got through. two runs scored. tie game. then a one-run deficit until it wasn't. seventh inning, a's down one. it's time to dial up to shallow center, that drove into a's back in business and on top. lou trevino doesn't believe in pressure. in fact he made the winning run here at the plate. strike 3, and the ball game was over. the a's won it final 5-3. again, first series win of the month. fo

was a lawyer and a prominent man himself took his children to a birthday party, to a theater in cincinnati and got forced to go to the balcony and refused. his grandchildren were plaintiffs in p a case against racial segregation. so, it was a period of decline and disappointment. nonetheless, he lived an optimistic study. there's so many anecdotes you can throw in there. here was a globetrotter with santa ana and visiting paris and all this kindd of stuff. he was an amazing man but what is notable is the defendants, all of whom were prominent in the community, john mercer, langston all of these were sort of real aristocracies. so they all in their own way the prominent businesses started too die out and struggled for money and that kind of thing and you can see how the segregation restrained. >> i want to bring in some of the questions for the audience. edward burke asked as a lone dissenter, howow well or not did harlan get along with his colleagues on the court? >> that is a fascinating question and there are sort of two answers. i think that he got along pretty well in terms of basic so

cincinnati extends their lead to 4 very next batter. albert on tomorrow. that one gets into the left field. 2 runs come into score reds just pouring it on now. all part of a seven-run 3rd inning. anthony di school finding responsible for all of them get 2 outs in the inning before giving up those 7 runs. reds win 10 to 3 giant. we'll have the day off tomorrow before hosting the tigers on tuesday. the a's in kansas city. all this to try for their first series win in a month. >> top of the 6 seth brown would drill smokes one down the right-field line and it. that ain't coming back. solo shot for seth. his 10th of the season. it's 2, bottom of the frame, edward, out a little pop up out of there cops one into shallow. the ball falls for you see those 2 guys kaleida runs would give royals the lead. the bigger concern is this will this right here. cash tender jonah brides, pender and bride. they both stayed down for a bit. pender eventually got up. okay. bride had to be tended to and helped up before he left the game under his own power. no update on his conditi

hecho partido están jugando en casa y querían aprovechar la serie de esta noche era contra los cincinnati 1 en la baja de la octava venía para poner una carrera más en el marcador y darle derrota los gigantes en la baja de la tercera olivares iba a lavar del izquierdo y con esto se ganaba arriba el equipo de kansas city en la alta de la cuarta desde segunda y esta empataba el partido pero después los bases del Öztunali en la baja de la quinta olivares iba a volar la barda carlos santana iba a agregar una más para que entonces kansas city terminará llevándose los tres puntos >>> esto de los deportes hacemos una pausa ya regresamos mire usted el cielo de hollywood se inundo de colores luego que encendieran el icónico letrero

gigantes tuvieron una semana de altos y bajos comenzaron una serie de tres juegos el viernes ante cincinnatiéticosvisitaron kansas city y en el sexto se colocaba dos a cero arriba gracias a ese potente batazo su décimo cuadrangular de la temporada habían remontado por el séptimo iba a ser determinante el remontar dos para poner a los seis cuatro tres y en el noveno el dominicano christian iba a aparecer con imparable que significaba la carrera de la tranquilidad y segunda victoria consecutiva para auckland y tenemos que hablar de hockey que se domingo podría ser decisivo, colorado enfrentaba a tampa a un triunfo del título y precisamente con este gol fruto de la asistencia de (nombre en inglés) y la definición del finlandés, la avalancha se llevó el juego para ganar su tercera stanley cup la primera desde 2001, así quieren ver que todo colorado está de fiesta por la gran hazaña de su equipo así como terminar la temporada de la nhl las horas también fuera un punto final a este repaso deportivo pero no se vaya porque regresamos con más. illinois está en el centro. ¿y qué encontrarás en el cent

today was the last game of their series with the cincinnati reds in what a perfect afternoon to be out there on bay. him. great scene there. top of the 3rd. no score one offer brandon drury he drives this one into the gap. run comes into score drewery with an rbi triple redskins strike. first 30's later in the inning is 3 zip red. matt reynolds. he's going take this one over my case. head. we're not actually austin slater. can't get to it goes over his head bounces over the wall for a ground-rule double cincinnati extend to lose very next batter. it albert almora round one into left for a base hit. who runs come in to score reds pouring it on all part of a seven-run 3rd inning. anthony responsible for all of them. he had 2 outs in the innings before giving up the 7 runs read. they cruise 10 to 3 guys will have the day off tomorrow before hosting the tigers on tuesday left to outreach to the a's in cincinnati in kansas city. one of the be trying for their first series win in a month. the top of the 6 brown. >> folks down the right-field line. that's a solo shot. brown's 10th home run of

in 1848 she won her freedom after her legal owner at the time moved with wood to cincinnati, a state whose constitution had outlawed slavery from the beginning. assed wood later recalled of -- as wood later recalled of that fateful day, quote: my mistress gave me my freedom, and my papers were recorded in the hamilton county, ohio, courthouse; papers that proved she was free. wood soon found, however, that freedom in antebellum america even in a free state was always a fragile thing. in july 1849 the courthouse where her freedom papers were officially recorded burned to the ground, leaving her only with a copy of the papers in her personal possession. and then in 1853 wood was lured by her employer at the time into a carriage and taken against her will across the ohio river into kentucky where she was cruelly kidnapped and reenslaved by a man named ward. the kidnappers later crossed the river to find and confiscate wood's personal copy of her freedom papers too. now, i first learned about that kidnapping the fall of 2014 when i read an interview that wood gave about her ordeal many y

the nra then underwent what is known as the cincinnati revolt or internal revolt, self coup if you willshifting from an organization that was prioritized to shooting sports on their hunting and always gun safety to then prioritizing gun rights -- consumer access to firearms, which is what gun rights really means above everything else. over the past 45 years, they have pursued an absolutist vision of gun rights which is based on the idea there could be no compromise between gun ownership and gun regulations something that is a complete flip-flop from what the nra did for over a century before. juan: frank, what was the cause or the basis for that dramatic shift in its policies? >> it was the gun control act of 1968, signed by president johnson. this was in response of the assassinations of jfk martin luther king, and bobby kennedy, those three. it was passed in 1968 and outlawed interstate sale of long rifles like the one that was tied to the assassination of jfk. it also restricted sales of guns to minors and a number of other measures. but there was a group of inside and in -- inside a

cincinnati is now up to nothing in the bottom of the fourth. longoria gets revenge.olo shot cuts the lead in half. that's his sixth of the season, but the orange and black would never catch up. on the top of the fifth a dribbler by x giant donovan solano causes brand friend brandon crawford's throat off line run scores on the error. the reds are up 31. the giants dropped the series opener for two and lose their third in a row. giant hunter strickland actually gets to save in this one. oakland a's have a second shot at the kansas city royals this weekend after dropping two of three to casey last weekend at the colosseum were at kauffman stadium. you see in the top of the bottom of the third, the royals right fielder edward oliveira's goes yard that's his first of the year. the score in the top of the fourth single by seth brown at plates tony kemp and we're tied. the green and gold trying to stop their snap their three game scared but in the bottom of the fifth man again, olivares does it again his first career home run game that breaks the tie shop has the royals up

after her legal owner at the time moved with her to cincinnati. a state whose constitution had outlawed slavery from the beginning. as would later recalled that fateful day in 1848, quote, my mistress gave me my freedom and my papers were recorded in the hamilton county ohio courthouse. papers that proved she was free. henrietta wood soon found, freedom in antebellum america, was always a fragile thing. in july 1840, night the courthouse where her records were officially recorded, burned to the ground, leaving her only with a copy of the papers in her personal possession. in 1853, she was lured by her employer at the time into a carriage and taken against her will into the ohio river, into kentucky, where she was kidnapped and re-enslaved. the kidnappers later crossed the river to fine and confiscate her personal papers as well. i first learned about that kidnapping in the fall of 2014, where i read an interview that wood gave many years after she got her freedom. as sad as it is, the kidnapping of a black woman in 1853 was not the part of the int

our guest to discuss let's hear from john in cincinnati, republican line. go ahead. >> yes. thank you for taking my call. i think a bigger problem is the fact that we perverted the definition of the constitution and the declaration of etindependence has become whethr it be a fascist faction, socialist, marxist faction to get elected so then they can use btheir particular agenda to buy the rest of us in our constitution which was set up to protect the minorities -- the minorities from bullying them. so until we wake up and figured out each one of us get to decide our own burdens and obligations and have a right of redress under the constitution and article to be a section four, the citizens of each state shall be entitled to the same privileges andes immunities then we are going to continue to fight and have more because nobody wants to be believed. >> john in cincinnati ohio. >> i missed the question, if there was one. >> dustin from langston pennsylvania. you are next. >> yes. thank you for taking my call. >> the hospitals and how it wasn't different from years past but the

marc benioff, the co-ceo of salesforce, very bullish you're from cincinnati >> i am, proudly >> i knew that i even though the coordinates because of the krogers thing but people are moving. there are companies taking advantage of this work from home, going to ohio, atlanta that's going to be bring down the cost of engineers because they're taking them in places where there's no job hop this is an anti-job-hop moment sara, we can see here and "woe is me" about inflation, or we can recognize the major decline in copper and aluminum >> what's important about it is the market has ignored this week the very hawkish fed talk. we had a governor endorsing a 75-point rate hike last time that's hawkish, because powell said we might go 50, we might go 75 the market appears to be ignoring that and saying, what we're seeing in the commodity markets, the bond market, the dollar weakening, it's going the other way. >> where's the dollar versus the yen? my father was conststationed in kyoto, they were giving this stuff away for the dollar. autos have been crushed because of semis and because of raw co

we hear from john in cincinnati ohio on the republican line. go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i think the bigger problem is the fact that we the definition of what is constitution and the declaration of independence. it's become whatever faction you fall in where the fascist section and the socialist faction the marxists action they are playing king of the hill tot get a lot and so they are using their agenda to embolden the rest of us had our constitution was set up to protect the minority. to protect the minority from the -- bullyingll them. until we wake up and figure out each one of us get to decide our own obligations and have a righu of redress under our constitution and article iv, section 2 the citizen shall be entitled to the same privileges and immunities as citizens of the civil state will continue to fight and have because nobody wants to be bullied. >> host: that was john there from cincinnati, ohio. >> guest: i missed the question if there was one. i'm not sure how toer answer tht collar. tesco mike thus the mic

brazilian starboard and have been completed a hattrick is the gain finished for, for cincinnati. our 6th in the eastern conference with the city in 3rd. this was actually is f. c of been sharing a fair, new signing, the italian veteran, george oak celine. the 37 year old watched his teen beat dash 31 the top of the western conference standards now belgium forward romanella coke, who was completed a long move back to into milan from chelsea. chelsea paid him some more than a $100000000.00 to sign the coffee last year, but he failed to establish himself in the 1st scene. during this previous phone call, his girls help the club when the italian league title and the 24th. it's an amazing feeling what we achieved here a year ago was fantastic. that goes for the team, the fans, and also me personally into have given me so much. and i hope to do even better than last time for a danish police have right at the hotel rooms of it seemed competing at this year's told of friends as part of an ongoing doping investigation in a statement, the barring victorious things that the ride isn't staff

oakland takes on the kansas city royals at kauffman stadium, and the giants face the cincinnati redsre introduced to the bay area yesterday. here's larry beil with the details in this morning's sports. >> the warriors introduced their new draft pick yesterday, adding patrick baldwin, jr. he is the first prospect in high school. a 6'9" shooter, high up, but also played by ankle issues. >> it was surreal. i did not believe it at first and i think a lot of people had the same reaction. but i knew i was coming into a culture, stepping into a winning culture. we are excited to be in this organization and i want to continue to win.the >> giants and reds >>, frontier days at the ballpark with my raccoon hat on. 2-0 cincinnati. five of the week, the 19 games without one, so this is a good sign. giants down to-one. eighth-inning, giants down to-one, nobody out, and this is a double play. the giants and up falling to the reds. their season is like a merry-go-round. edward olivarez, broke a 1-1 time in the fittest -- fifth. and let's do that hockey, hoping for a stanley cup at the end of the ra

okay, that's that's john there, cincinnati, ohio. a i missed the question if there was one i'm not sure how to answer that caller dustin from lancaster, pennsylvania democrats hello. you're next. hi. yes. thank you for taking my call. i i'm having trouble reconciling a few things one of which is that the you know talking about the load on hospitals and how it wasn't really different from years past, but the number of nurses who are retiring from their profession the number of health care professionals who have this entire pandemic so that they are overwhelmed and that there are not enough resources for them. really, you know has made it sound at least and the data would back it up even that we've just passed 1 million deaths from covid. that they are in fact overwhelmed by this pandemic and that the pandemic is still ongoing and that we are not doing nearly enough as the country and as individual states to maintain it. so i guess my question then is how do you reconcile the fact that we are in fact going through a massive crisis in o

a little tension at the ball park tonight when the giants open an eight-game home stand against cincinnati is the first time the reds have played in san francisco since reds outfielder tommy was suspended for slapping joc pederson. his message to the bay area fans is to keep it respectful. the giants want the the focus of the series to remain on the field. >> our club has really moved past this. kind of echoed joc's sentiments that we have some incredible supportive fans, but we always want them to be respectful as well. joc said it best. >> reporter: the giants are currently third in the national league west division, five and a half games behind the first place dodgers. the reds have the worst record in the national league and arrive in san francisco riding a seven-game losing streak. at oracle park in san francisco, anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> remember, giants fans, be respectful. you can heckle a bit, but be respectful. the game here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins in one hour from now at 7:00. >> looking forward to it. >>> right now at 6:00, protests in the bay area this eve

it is 2-0 reds and that is graham ash craft of cincinnati. you here about hunter green. this zbie has been better. 8 ings of two run eight strikeout baseball. reds winners 4-2. giants have lost five of the last six. the a's in kansas city. it is paul rudd slapping the best. tied at 1-1 in the fifth. on a ride and oust of the ballpark. his second of the game which was also his second of the season. kc goes on to win 3-1. oakland is now 3-17 this month. >>> tampa bay had their backs against the wall. it is was a win or go home game for stanley cup finals. down 3-1 to the colorado avalanche. they needed three wins to make it three straight titles and they need to win on the road. last night lord stanley's cup on site in denver but well protected. early third period, the avalanche shot deflects off the skate of a tampa player and finds the net and the game is tied. lightning strikes an the extra pass to palat, there i you're aadoal, it is t ave. 3- game six in florida. >>> the warriors introduced their draft picks on friday. gee santos is on the left and patrick baldwin in t

okay, that's that's john there, cincinnati, ohio. a i missed the question if there was one i'm not sure how to answer that caller dustin from lancaster, pennsylvania democrats hello. you're next. hi. yes. thank you for taking my call. i i'm having trouble reconciling a few things one of which is that the you know talking about the load on hospitals and how it wasn't really different from years past, but the number of nurses who are retiring from their profession the number of health care professionals who have this entire pandemic so that they are overwhelmed and that there are not enough resources for them. really, you know has made it sound at least and the data would back it up even that we've just passed 1 million deaths from covid. that they are in fact overwhelmed by this pandemic and that the pandemic is still ongoing and that we are not doing nearly enough as the country and as individual states to maintain it. so i guess my question then is how do you reconcile the fact that we are in fact going through a massive crisis in o

apparently hippos enjoy the sunshine and cincinnati ona. you recognize fiona who doesn't know field by now. if you watch kron 4, you know, fiona and feel it's everybody to have a great weekend, ok? bottom line feel big steph curry fans. so, you know, he's going crazy tonight. the baby hippo went out from her habitat to enjoy the sunshine and she's feeling it 5 years old now. and it's the first hippo born at the cincinnati zoo. and more than 75 years. so she likes to walk outside and cut a strut. her b the celeb. she like a red carpet for on we've been following her since she was born. she had a tough time at the beginning. so she's thriving. she was born early. yeah. >> but 6 weeks early, tiny little thing. she's huge. that wraps up kron 4 news at 9. but keep it here. keep it here. a lot field coming up next on said 10. >> i love about every 10 minutes just go to cut logs to yeah. the field bureau will have the latest that. thank you. grant vicki have a great weekend. >> i'll talk everything about the warriors tonight. they even the series

beer and i was saying -- catching a ball in his beer and i was saying, drink that beer, he's a cincinnati. they beat our red sox last night. maybe we should sign that guy. >> it was the reds first win of the season and it comes against the boston red sox. >> can we just agree -- three points of contact. don't we know that. he had two, he did not have three. i agree with you, john, i hope that baseball say warm pillow in that doghouse he's going to be sleeping in. >> he made the catch and the baby is safe. all's well that ends well and that -- >> okay. >> that little kid has a baseball forever. it's all good. >> all right. john king, thank you so much. >>> so a victim of a mass shooting on a new york city subway is now suing the gunmaker. does she have a case? >>> monica lewinsky weighing in on the johnny depp and amber heard trial. why she says we are all guilty. it's still the eat fresh refresh, which means subway's upping their bread game. we're talking artisan italian bread, made fresh daily! the only thing fresher than their bread is the guy reading this. subway keeps refreshing and r

right now it is looking like a cincinnati flow. they are picking up the cones and we are moving at speeds and hopefully it stays that way. we will start to see more people joining you on the road. i will have another look at weather coming up. >>> a fire burning five miles northeast of the town of napa. late last night that fire forced people out of their homes. mandatory evacuation orders have since been lifted from both soto springs road and for residents along old canyon road. the first responders there are urging all residents to be alert and remain cautious. this is a rural area that includes homes, ranches and vineyards. the fire is at about 570 acres and just five percent contained. >>> in the fire zone it is not people that needed help pets and livestock can be in harm's way and owners may not be always to get them to safety on their own. there's now a napa community animal response team. >> we have equipment to help with horses, donkeys and sheep, pigs. tortoises. goats, really you name it. chickens, cats and dogs. compani

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first time up on the eight-game home stand, the cincinnati reds.than the reds. and cinci in town means tommy fam pham was, too. 1-0 reds. there's a double off alex cobb. the moose is on the loose. reds starter graham ashcraft having a great rookie seen, and he had his way. reds winners, 4-2. giants have lost five of their last six. a's in kansas city. look at paul rudd. tied at one in the fifth. edward old vares takes cole irvin deep and out of here. second of the season for him. hit them both today. kc goes on to win 3-1. oakland 3-17 this month. a win or go-home game for the lightning in the stanley cup finals. they need three wins to make it three straight titles, and they need one on the road tonight. lord stanley's cup on site in denver. it's protected. early third period. lightning leading 2-1. check this out, the avalanche shot deflects off the skate of a tampa player, finds the net, game's tied. lightning strikes. the extra pass, andre palat. there is your go-ahead goal. tampa wins it. they stay alive with the 3-2 win. they force a game six

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the cincinnati reds have the worst record of the national league.he final game of the three- game series at oracle park, they did most of the damage with two outs in the top of the third. this should have been an out. instead an rbi double and the reds -- here is your giants highlight with a solo homer to left. the redspeed the giants 10-3 and after the game he was asked about the rough outing. >> what do you think needs to happen for you to get the results you have gotten more consistently? >> a scary moment in the sixth. they collided in the outfield. they were down for several minutes before they were both help to their feet. he would leave the game and in the seventh with runners on second and third nick allen and a rally to beat the royals 5-3 in their first win in more than a month. >> a wild scene in anaheim. the angels and mariners in a brawl. tensions had been brewing for several days because of inside pitches. the ball stopped and started twice. six players and both managers were ejected. managers were ejected. the angels went on to win th

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she is 5 years old and the first hippo ever born at the cincinnati zoo.rst hippo born at the cincinnati zoo and over 75 years, she did have a pretty rough start when she was born 6 weeks early. but now she's doing great and she lives in the zoo's first ever. hippo exhibit well. it is a super hot day on this friday all across the bay area. we've got ice cream at work today. i don't know what you guys are doing. where your job is that we've got ice cream to celebrate live in the bay there premiere week. i got to be on it. al can always say that. i was on live in the bay during its first week of are your star. and we've got some ice cream to celebrate >> embraces melted a little bit a lot, actually. and we're here in the studio. >> it's a warm up but perfect for ice cream. and congrats to live in the bay. yeah. congrats to a great show. olivia doing amazing. our producer ken phenomenal. let's take a look at temperatures out there. cool along the coast. so stay cool and hydrated. >> definitely eat some ice cream. perfect weather for that today. next time just