he ended up getting shot and killed so later on by by police, some hours later outside of cincinnati and near columbus. and so that's the kind of environment that we are in. and we've seen in the wake of the but the search of mar-a-lago again the fbi came under tremendous amount of threats around the country we've seen them removed the names of fbi agents, field agents, who are connected to specific cases. in part, because these people then get threats to their homes, to their families and so on. so this is an extraordinary period that we're all living through and you see it manifesting itself in the sort of overall threat that we have. and so the fbi at this point though, we don't know that this event that happened today in atlanta has anything to do with any of the larger threats that we see going on at public officials around the country. but that's the sort of the overall environment that we are now living with brianna and boris? >> yet we don't know. we have to be very clear about that, evan. we do know this is happening as the fbi has become increasingly politicized though, rig

there was no interstate or highway connecting indianapolis to cincinnati. the closest city to milan. hoosiers were waiting along the way in greensburg and shelbyville, holding signs, waving. state road 101, which led back home, was lined with cars and cheering fans for 13 miles. 40,000 people were waiting in little milan, indiana, even though at the time the town had only 1100 residents. this is hoosier his stthis is wt the people of indiana are so excited about every march, and that year in 1954, as the players from milan rolled into town, two members of the team, ray kraft and kenny medelman, the procession is at milan high. the next morning, the crowd was gone. the small town was -- its quiet had gradually returned and in the days that followed, members of the team graduated, they went off to college, pursued careers, they drifted apart. coach marvin wood took a job up in newcastle, passage of time brought other changes, not all of them welcomed of course. little milan, light so many towns across the country, it faced some challenges, and the single bask

, columbia, cincinnati, pittsburgh cleveland and charleston.nds and hail to hit. >> we're watching, mike bettes. thank you. >>> tonight some republicans across the country are rhetorically trying to distance themselves from arizona's supreme court ruling that upholds a near total abortion ban. but late today republican state lawmakers in arizona blocked efforts by democrats to overturn that civil war era law. cbs' nancy cordes has more on the political uproar. >> angry, let down, frustrated. >> reporter: anxiety in arizona tonight after the state supreme court upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions and criminalizes those who perform the procedure. >> it's really upsetting that our politicians who are supposed to represent us are doing this. >> reporter: democrats protested on the floor of the state legislature today. and with swing state arizona up for grabs in november, some republicans are slamming the ruling too. including former president donald trump, who just two days ago said abortion should be left to the states. today he sai

i mean, you >> look at the cincinnati case. you just mentioned there was a guy with an ar-15 who tried to breach the security at the cincinnati fbi i office, who ended up being killed by state police and the fbi and a shootout hours later. so they take this very seriously. it's why those barriers are there. it's why the double barriers are there. so if you get past one, you don't get passed another. but those initial moments once a car rams into that barrier anderson your heart is thumping as you approach that car, right? there's a security booth not far away and you're wondering, is this an active shooter who's about to pop out with an ar-15 is like cincinnati is this whole car a massive car bomb? what's about to happen? but you have to keep going and when they pulled this man out of the car, he did not say one single word, so the gut right now on the part of the people who are looking into it and my own is this is probably an individual who's going through a difficult mental episode probably not trying to attack the fbi. may

played six years with him in cincinnati. just reconnected with those guys. incredible. >> seth: so i have to ask, right, so you're a hitting coach. you mentioned three guys who are obviously very good at hitting. like they've been doing it for a long time. what at the major league level do you even say to one of those guys? [ laughter ] >> i know. not much. [ laughter ] you see aaron judge hitting balls 500 feet, and it's like, "i ain't never did that. i don't know what the hell you're --" [ laughter ] but i think -- i think there's something to be said about for a guy that's done it, or that's a coach, that there's so many ups and downs in a 162-game season that like, i think sometimes just knowing that like anything you've ever done, as bad as you think you are, i've been worse. you know what i mean? i think and so -- >> seth: so you'd just walk around and set an example of how much worse it can get. [ laughter ] >> exactly. yeah, "you guys think it's bad now, you should see some of the things i did." [ laughter ] >> seth: you guys were teammates, reds? >>

is it like cincinnati? is this whole car and massive car bomb? what's about to happen, but you have to keep going going and when they pulled this man out of the car, he did not say one single word. so the gut right now on the part of the people who are looking into it. and my own is this is probably an individual who's going through a difficult mental episode probably not trying to attack the fbi, may be trying to get in to tell them something that's so far is only in his mind, but it certainly set off alarm bells and it certainly reminded 55 other field offices that security is a top priority, especially with talk about weapon weaponization of the fbi, which and all the other threat threats that are increasing. two fbi agents, federal prosecutors, and judges what might somebody be charged with if i mean, if it is a mental health episode, what happens? >> well, on the federal side, destruction of government property, attempted to trespass on federal line on the local side, it's going to be reckless endangerment. but those are you're gonna be hold

the brothers held a live show at the university of cincinnati.y had crazy games and challenges, and one of them had people digging through a pool of chili to find replicas of jason's super bowl ring, but the actual ring was in there, and now he can't find it. kelce said people sifted through the chili, even used a metal detect we are no luck. he thinks the ring is in a landfill somewhere. he's filed an insurance claim. or, i don't know, but could someone who was competing accidentally have grabbed the real one? >> years from now, there's going to be some pile of metal, hey, look at this here. >> in cincinnati they, put noodles in their chili. >> i say there should be beans, you say definitely not. >> real chili does not have beans. >> there should be multiple kinds of beans in the chili. >> re

and david, they have just sounded the tornado sirens here in cincinnati, as this storm continues to move in. there's a tornado warning in kentucky over here, right on the other side of the river, and there is a threat of long track tornadoes heading into the night. david? >> david: trevor and the team, get inside, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano with us live, tracking the storms for us into these overnight hours. hey, rob. >> hi, david. that is a potent cell just to their south. it's one of several ongoing tornado warnings within those tornado watches, some which are extended past midnight. flood watches up that push into the northeast. you can't get rid of the rain. the threat for severe weather all the way down to the south tonight. and our computer models show that next explosion of storms through midnight tonight, and double barrel low tomorrow, we get cold air wrapping around, it's going to be windy, rainy. flood watches posted for new york up through kentucky, and snows wrapping around the northern side of this thing, 6 to 12 inches, maybe one to two feet across northern

and from the cincinnati, cincinnati zoo, a manatee squishing its face against the glass.ng a kid would do this kind of cute. the zoo posted this saying even manatees act solely at times the zoo does rehab work on injured and orphaned manatees and eventually one possible will return them to florida waters. all right. the more animals, the better as far as i'm concerned. that is a it from the newsroom for now. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm catherine heenan live in the bay. coming up next. welcom live in the bay. we have incredible show coming up for all of you today. >> spring has sprung. and with the warm weather, that means it's picnic season. we chat with entertaining expert paul zahn on how to throw the best spring for way with your friends and family. >> and comcast is investing impacting and local communities. we hear how they're leading strong women to build strong communities habitat for humanity and how you can get involved. and millions across the nation watched the event. did you catch it? we have some reaction to s

there's cincinnati, there are the storms here that just move through florence, y'all. and has moved off toward the east of i75 down to the south. we had a storm that likely made a tornado over i75 south of gelug go that big hill, you go up toward gela co and then here's the storm's to the south, and it's going to continue for the evening hours here, even if you don't get a tornado and we hope you don't, there's still could be 60 to 70 miles per hour winds that could bring down branches. there could be some hay hailed, not as much halos yesterday though, still have your plan in place and believe it or not, wolf appear in the up of michigan, there is a blizzard warning it's because the warm air of spring wants to come up from the south, the cold air of winter says, hey, not so fast, and all of a sudden you get that clash between the warm and the cold. it happened depends mainly in the spring, but it also we do get a fall season of severe weather when the cold air wants to crash and push the warm air away. winter storm warnings in effect for more than a foot of snow and t

, florence, earl langer, that area just to the northern kentucky, but south of cincinnati, that storm moved out of louisville and then moved across the river into northern kentucky. and it was a big spinning storm. we'd likely have damage on the ground. i just don't have any reports from that yet, but now we're kind of losing a little bit of daylight here. and that's the most concerning these storms that happened in the overnight hours. notice how the scandal is satellite gets a little darker at the end because the sun is setting that's the area in a time of day that we start to lose people because they're not one not paying attention or they'd gone to sleep, these storms will continue all the way through the night. so let's zoom in onto some of them right now. there's cincinnati, there are the storms here that just move through florence, y'all, and has moved off toward the east of i75 down to the south. we had a storm that likely made a tornado over i75 south of jilan. >> that >> big hill you go up toward jilan. and then here's the storm's to the south, and it's going to continue for

we saw in 2020 to someone tried to attack the fbi office in cincinnati. a person was killed later on in a stand with police. so that's the context under which the concern that arises from this incident in atlanta today hey, abby. >> yeah. exactly. right. evan perez. thank you very much for all of that. let's bring it now, cnn's security correspondent, josh campbell, josh you yourself were with the fbi for several years. can you help us understand where the investigative process now goes from here? >> yeah. so it starts with fully identifying this individual and if that person had some type of driver's license or identification on them that obviously would make that much easier for investigators. the vehicle itself with out-of-state plates. we don't know if that vehicle belong to the individual. it could have been a rental car if that is the case, authorities he's in short order would be able to find out who was the individual who actually rented the vehicle, looking at registration records and the like, but that is key first to figure for forgot who this

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it is sort of on the edge of cincinnati, greater cincinnati area, but it is a town of about 50,000 people. it is just 15,000 people. it is a university town. you drive five minutes from the center of campus and you will find yourself in a field because it is ohio and we grow corn and soybeans. so it is a rural place. peter: why are some of the reddist areas the most rural? steven: that is the million-dollar question. i am no expert, i am a historian and have a hard enough time dealing with the past. i am using that as a caveat. there are probably a couple of things going on. in a place like ohio, the rural areas have by and large always voted republican. as a consequence, they almost, it is habit. it is what my parents and grandparents did. the republican party itself has become more and more extreme as it has floated off into a right wing world, but these people are going to vote republican regardless of the particular ideologies of the republican candidate. i think there is a level of grievance or anger that you find in at least some pockets of rural america that has to do with some of

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the 25 year old quaker had been teaching in cincinnati, ohio, at his trial. dillingham admitted his guilt and was sentenced to three years of hard labor in the state penitentiary where he contracted cholera and died in 1850 weeks later. william and ellen crawford escaped from macon. phenotypically ellen disguised as a slave holder traveling to philadelphia for medical reasons. william accompanied her as her slave. they left over the christmas holiday, traveling by train and carriage. the couple it to philadelphia in four days. theirs was possibly the most dramatic escape slavery a story of love, determination and resilience. the virtues of frontier america conquering all the crafts subsequently moved to boston, where they became a fixture in the city's struggle against slavery and discrimination working with the heavens to defy the 1850 law. they also joined the anti-slavery lecture circuit, taking the story of defiance to audiences across the northeast. not surprisingly, weeks after the passage of the law in 1852, slave catchers arrive in boston in search of

the cincinnati zoo is showing off one of its newest additions. this adorable baby boy that, as of today, turns 18 days old. they're so cute at that age. the zoo says it's always playtime for this little guy. >> wouldn't you pay $1,000 to hold this guy? >> a thousand? yes, right now i would pay 1000. >> a little puppy. i would feel really soft. >> but it's ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the hit drama "grey's anatomy," kim raver.

it happened at the university of cincinnati where he went.ts attempting to find it. >> legitimately lost my super bowl ring in this event. they could not find it. this is enter brand bra brandon, trying to find the sock that had my super bowl ring in it. >> brian: there are so many more questions i have. kelce says the ring is probably in a landfill somewhere in cincinnati. already put in an insurance claim. i'm pretty sure it's really not going to suffice for the memory. meanwhile coming up straight ahead for the next two hours flaming hot cheetos from lucky charles. health concerns driving a snack crackdown. don't tell me lucky charms aren't good for you ahh. it's a good day to cough. oh no. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing at the movies!? hashtag still not coughing?! ahh! mucinex dm 12 hour doesn't just quiet coughs, it treats coughs caused by excess mucus at the source and controls them for 12 hours. it's comeback season. stubborn chest congestion? try mucinex 12 hour. i'm sarah esc

the cincinnati zoo announced the birth od a bat.ng footage of the kit being treated by staff. very cute. zoo officials say the kit is a male and progressing well with bottle feeding the kid sleeps a lot, which is normal and makes adorable noises when it's feeding time. the zoo says cincinnati zoo is taking suggestions from the public on what to name this little guy. and indiana is a pothole. what tony zoo announced the birth of a ship's one talking. the zoo said the baby was born wednesday around 12, 15 to mommy. and bob excuse me and dad caboose. that's a fun name. well, staff like many other hoofed animals talking, babies are able to stand and nurse within an hour or 2 of being born. it only took this little in about 15 minutes to get to its feet. the zoo has just one talking are rare species of animal. that's part of a family of animals known as goat antelopes. how about that? and a pair of southern sea otters enjoyed a cuddle as they floated in their habitat at point. defiance zoo and aquarium in washington. the zoo says honors

where else but the cincinnati zoo? rico the porcupine celebrating his eighth birthday.not with cake and ice cream, but an ear of corn because it looks so cute eating it. the video also shows rico enjoying being gently pet. the zoo says that, contrary to popular belief, a porcupine cannot shoot its spines and quills. >> what? >> oh, i didn't know that. one more andrew pun. what guys, what do you get when you cross a turtle with a porcupine? are in one place. let's take a rollcall. kim, khloe, kourtney, kris, kendall, and kylie? so here. present. where are we? calabasas? we're on hulu. we're on hulu on disney+. hulu on disney+. available with disney bundle. it's not just designed to look good. it's built to command attention. hulu on disney+. it's not just a comfortable interior. it's a quiet refuge. ♪ ♪ they're not just headlights. they light the way forward. the fully electric audi q8 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. now with hulu on disney+, your favorites are in one place. hulu on disney+. our class is much bigger this year, so let's take a ro

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joining us now, nbc's jesse kirsch, he is in cincinnati this morning.ou expecting later today there? >> reporter: jose, good morning. we are watching for the possibility of flooding in this region starting this afternoon following a holiday weekend that was filled with brutal weather. >> this year april showers came early for millions of americans. with torrential rains, gusty winds, and large hail battering parts of the country. in the midwest where the storm is headed next, hail the size of golf balls hitting cars. >> oh, my god, this is so bad. >> reporter: the system brings torrential downpours to california before working its way east. at santa barbara county, some drivers left stranded after severe flooding shut down this stretch of highway. twi la douglas was driving from l.a. when traffic suddenly came to a complete standstill. >> we heard this like raging water sound, and we're like, oh, this is not good at all. >> reporter: parts of the scenic highway, breaking off into the oeks. stranding hundreds of people and sending two to the hospital acc