cleveland survived. the pact is not the cause and gave him a shot of morphine and put into bed for the night. .. doctors began to hear whispers that something had happened. and eventually these whispers reached a reporter, a guy by the name of e.j. edwards, and he was a new york correspondent for the philadelphia press. a great time for newspapers, the 1890's. i forget how many newspapers that they had come 20th 30. philadelphia's. and everything was very competitive. e.j. edwards heard this story, this wriggling around, and he found out the name of one of the doctors, the source of this rumor was actually the dentist to have administered the anesthesia. he went to the dentist and played a little track within the fair grounds of journalism at the time. maybe even today. he let on that edwards knew more about the story that he did. he went and said, i understand that the operation was performed on the president and get a cancerous tumor removed and it was performed on benedick shot. the dentists said, wel

nobody wants to hear about grover cleveland right now. [laughter] we were in rome at the time they learned to much more than anybody should and they are forgiven if they do not buy the book. but aside from being a great politician also had the most extraordinary rise to the white house. in 1880 he was single living in a boardinghouse and 12 reit -- will respected but not really active in politics and in four years he became president it is impossible to imagine now. we have heard the name of our next president. there could be a list of 50 may be the next two or three presidents we have already heard their name. he lived a charmed life born 1837 and studied law in the law firm and had no formal education after 16 in in 1881, looking for a candidate to run as the democratic nominee and he won that election and immediately established a reputation for honesty and integrity he was known as the veto mayor one of the most famous was one there was of bill to establish a new sewer system. the city council the difference betrayed fact with the cit

when stephenson started hearing rumors about cleveland's help, cleveland sent him on a political trip to the pacific northwest. he sent him to seattle in 1893 which was a rather arduous trip. it took stephenson out of the picture for several weeks. >> one reporter got story. >> yeah. >> but really paid a price. >> e.j. edwards was a reporter for the "philadelphia press." he had a friend who was a doctor in new york is and heard the rumors and edwards tracked the story town downand confirmed it and about two months after the operation edwards published the report in the philadelphia press. the headline was, "the president a very sick man." it was really an amazingly detailed account of operation performed on the yacht. it's probably the most explicit account of a presidential operation, presidential medical procedure published without the president's permission ever. it was an amazing scoop, really one of the great scoops of the 19th century. problem was, cleveland had a reputation for honesty and this went back to his first campaign in 1884. it came out he allegedly fathered an illegi

it's a total of about 10 people. >> and you said drew carey is from cleveland originally? >> he is from cleveland, very much so. >> ok, let's watch one of these, and you'll explain this. >> during the 1990s, cleveland marketed itself as the comeback city and invested hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars in the rock and roll hall of fame and stadiums for the browns, indians, and cavaliers. >> the city of cleveland is expert at building big white elephants and calling them economic development and it doesn't work because if you look at the stadiums, you notice the buildings around it are empty. >> the politicians who champion these corporate welfare projects promise that they would stimulate the local economy, and on the face of it, that's precisely what they appear to do. >> they have a baseball game and a football game on the same day, 120,000-some people down there looking for parking, looking for places to eat. >> right. >> tipping the waiters, tipping the valet guys. >> sure there is more action around the stadium on game day, but economic studies consistently find

. >> ifill: paul solman reports from cleveland on an effort to clear blighted communities by razing abandoned foreclosed homes. >> when you have an eye sore like this, it just takes away from neighborhood. people don't want to move into a neighborhood like this. >> woodruff: jeffrey brown talks to montana's governor brian schweitzer on the race to clean up the oil spill on the yellowstone river. >> ifill: and ray suarez examines u.s.-venezuela relations as president hugo chavez fights cancer. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> okay, listen. somebody has got to get serious. >> i think... >> we need renewable energy. >> ...renewable energy is vital to our planet. >> you hear about alternatives, right? wind, solar, algae. >> i think it's got to work on a big scale. and i think it's got to be affordable. >> so, where are they? >> it has to work in the real world. at chevron, we're investing millions in solar and biofuel technology to make it work. >> we've got to get on this now. >> right now. the william and flora hewl

in cleveland police recruits were fired the same day they got their badges.ts. ♪ >> reporter: the majesty of the graduation march was not lost on these cleveland police academy cadets. many like 32-year-old robbie prock have waited a long time. how long have you wanted to be a police officer? >> reporter: 20 years or so. >> reporter: the father of two left a steady job shoveling in a salt moo into live his dream but the joy was short lived. less than an hour after they got their guns and badges, they had to give them back. >> it's like we just rented it for a little while. >> reporter: all 42 men and women were immediately laid off, because the city cannot afford to pay them. how'd you feel? >> pretty much like i just got stepped on. you're full of joy that you finally got in, and everything's going good, and then all of the sudden it just gets ripped away from you. >> reporter: so far this year, cleveland has laid off 321 employees to try and close a $35 million budget hole. and this city is not alone, more than a half million state and local government jobs

was hard. >> he mentioned about cleveland. >> he mentioned about cleveland. we have a bunch of videographers. it is a total of about 10 people. let's watch this. >> they invested hundreds of millions of taxpayers' dollars in the rock-and-roll hall of fame. >> the city of cleveland is an expert. if you look at the stadiums, the buildings are empty. >> the politicians promise they would stimulate the local economy. on the face of it, this is what they appear to do. >> a baseball game is a football game on the same doinay? >> said there is more action. >> you take the dollar and say they would spend it here as opposed to there. they know what it is like to lose a beloved team. the price is too steep. >> schools are crumbling. the economy is in terrible shape. >> officials have not learned the lesson. the next three developments silver bullet is a new center that would require hundreds of millions of additional tax dollars. >> take this. >> what year did you do that? >> we released it in 2010. >> how many did you do on cleveland? what impact did it have? >> we di

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here is a scene from her latest series, "caught in cleveland." -- "hot in cleveland." >> so what are you, like, 100? >> are you that girl on that show? >> yes. are you a fan? >> no. when it was canceled, i said good riddance. but i do like the one with susan lucci. >> does anyone else smell pot? >> what are you, a cop? >> no. >> then what is it to you? tavis: you are just ripping off the one-liners. and we have a good time on that show. -- >> we have a good time on that show. tavis: tell me how you develop such great comedic timing? >> i was an only child, my mother and father, and there was not a straight man in the house, and i mean that in the nicest way. they were fun and we would laugh and a lot. my dad would bring home stories and jokes. he would say, and " sweetheart, you can take that to school. i would not take that to school." tavis: this started early at the home. >> yep. tavis: we were talking before we came on the air, and i said how much i like the title of the book. it is so betty white, "if you ask me (and of course you won't)," and you started to tell me how it came

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we just first grader at cleveland. i worked at cleveland. he probably found the gun. stuffed it in his back and went to school. >> nobody knew >> all my friend that is have guns. it's because it's for protection. because they don't want to be caught without a gun. if you're without a gun, there's more of a chance you're going to get hurt yourself. >> i guess the question is how do we make people feel safe in our communities? the issue is how do we need to get people to feel like they don't need a gun. >> you got video games that allow them to placate the attitudes. we have movies that make millions of dollars of that attitude created from our community. yes, we must do this, we must look at all the components. as reductions took place. man if i couldn't get that summer job. i knew i was going to be robbing folks. that was, not to date myself. that was a couple years back. >> hey, hey. come on. anyways. but, you know, it is, things have gotten reductions and other cuts. it all impacts us. not getting the gun off the street. it's a longer term investment. are we prepare

cleveland scored five in the inning to win it. if you like that comeback, you'll love this. cubs come from down 8 to beat the nationals. the cubs won it 10-9. the sports world has lost two legends. manager dick williams passed away at 82. he led the a's to back-to-back titles in materially '70s and football hall of famer john mackey has died at the age of 69. >>> soccer fans around the nation will be watching the women's world cup this weekend when the usa plays braz until the quarterfinals. last night kids turned in big time goals. mexico trailing 2-1. a chance to tie it with a corner kick. and they did just that. the ball untouched and into the net. one of the toughest goals to score in soccer. then in the 90th minute, mexico took the lead. julio gomez, a thing of beauty. a bicycle kick. injured his head earlier in the game. he's feeling good now. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> a television star plants prints at hollywood's famous theater. >>> plus one last chance to see the potter stars walk the red carpet. >>> welcome back on

uh -- she has a hit tv land show "hot in cleveland.". we love it when she comes by. please put your hands together for the lovely, the legendary, miss betty white, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: we just love you so much. >> oh. >> jimmy: we love it when you come to new york. and you come and you feel that vibe. it's a good day today. >> oh, it was a good day today. >> jimmy: it was good. >> we had -- yeah. we can still fix that. >> jimmy: oh, no, no. it'll stay good. it will still stay good. i saw you were on "regis" this morning. >> yes. >> jimmy: you've been very busy. >> well, i wasn't on regis -- i did his show. >> no. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're not going to go a clip of that, then. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: "hot in cleveland" -- season three already. >> we are having the best time. tomorrow night. >> jimmy: tomorrow night. you're on tv land -- 10 p.m, i think it is? >> uh-uh. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> working with those girls is such a privile

cleveland has made a decision. >> with the first pick in the 2011 nba draft, the cleveland cavaliersect, from the philippines, junrey balawing, the world's smallest man. >> he's undersized for his position, but his arms make up for it. >> jimmy: a very small forward. very small. the cavaliers also had the fourth pick in the draft, which they used to draft a player from texas. and just to make sure that these gugu don't leave them like lebron james did, cleveland, not only did they draft the players, they also took their families hostage. ron artest, by the way, ron artest of the los angeles lakers had big news today. ron actually filed papers to have his name legally changed to metta worldpeace. metta will be his first name and his last name will be worldpeace. the lakers should not have let him go to burning man. that was a mistake. i hope -- and i know this is bad but i hope he has another fight in the stands. remember when he beat up that fan? wouldn't it be great to see a fan get punched in the face by worldpeace? i think it's time to stop thanking his psychiatrist.t. elsewhere i

its cleveland facilities span almost a mile. it now boasts one of the biggest wind turbines in north america, and the company has operations in 19 countries. so, how does lincoln do it? through its so-called "incentive management" system, first chronicled back in 1951 by james lincoln, the brother of the founder. to see how the place works, we now donned our safety apparel: steel toed shoes, ear plugs and ventured out onto the factory floor. first, workers are not paid by the hour, but by output. the piecework system once common in manufacturing america. kim mattina has been a pieceworker at lincoln for seven years. >> other people would like it to be on an hourly job where there's no pressure and you get paid no matter what they do. >> reporter: here, the pressure's always on because if you don't do, you don't earn. and since time is money, even lunch breaks become too costly. brad barnes eats at his work station. >> i like to be close to my work and get done eating and get right back to work again. >> reporter: so this is an e

but was diverted to cleveland.airport spokesman says a male passenger was acting suspiciously and would not comply to settle down. the passenger got physical with a flight attendant, and several other passengers tackled the man. >> they got him down on the ground. >> the man was removed from the plane in cleveland, and questioned by the fbi. passengers had to spend the night in cleveland, because the flight crew had exceeded the allowed number of hours while on duty. it is not known if the unruly passenger will face any charges. >>> the royal couple will spend their final day in california, visiting organizations on what's known as skid row in los angeles. prince william and his wife kate plan to -- attendees included tom hanks and barbara streisand, and a number of top british actors. >> i'm immensely proud of the success brits have had in the world of television, movies and video games. >> even though they've been in california just a few days, the royal couple has raised thousands of dollars for charity. yesterd

now they are off to cleveland. >> cleveland. >> we will see how he feels about that in the morning. >black eye. >> that will be ugly. >> we will be right back. [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, we're giving you a big thank you this friday and saturday! just use your jcpenney rewards credit card to save an extra 20% on all your favorite brands, including home! no exclusions! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. it's hard work; i need a nap. we're putting them to the test against the speed of a rescue unit. go ! they're downloa

now they are off to cleveland. >> cleveland. >> we will see how he feels about that in the morning. >,,,,,, ugly.

city of cleveland actually is doing new things for them.ted a new donation of fan program, they are calling on the elderly, calling them on the phone if they don't get an answer then they are actually physically going and knocking on doors, donating fans wherever they can that have been given to the city. that is a brand-new this year program for them. kids who are in camp the camp counselors are extending the hours spent at pool because we don't need a lot of hot sweaty cranky kids or someone who runs into problems. honestly it doesn't get that hot that often here in cleveland, although the summer has been pretty warm, this could be the hottest day in 15 years here. actually we've only hit 100 eleven times 19 times in cleveland, so. we'll take it and we'll take it with precautions and enjoy it where we can and take the shade where we can and walk around with lots of bottles of water. jon: betty white has that show on another network, heisman trophy hot in cleveland, i think it fits the show. >> reporter: it is. who knew. jon: thank you. je

. >> host: linda hogan is our guest at our first call is from greg in cleveland. you are on booktv. >> caller: hi, linda. part of my question is a comment. it has to do with the political side. i really feel that americans have a tremendous burden of guilt for the way we decimated the natives. i think the americans are far worse than hitler ever was. why do you think the black people have more political strength than the native is do? and they are able to seemingly bring themselves more up in the western society? >> guest: there are a lot of things to respond to in your comment and your question. america has been at war forever and we continue to be. we have a history of destruction in this country. it has been on going. so i have to agree in part with your question. the second part is i think the historical process has been more difficult for indian people and also we are more invisible. you notice whenever you read the newspaper they will say asian, black, latino, and that is it. natives are never mentioned or if there is an article about american indian people,

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cleveland scored on a wild pitch.els over the indians 3-1. >>> a bad day for the yankees against seattle. end of 7, curtis granderson chasing a deep hit to center and drops the ball. three runs score. then in the ninth he loses another fly in the sun. mariners end a 17-game hit. 9-2 over the yanks. >>> some great "d" in atlanta. pedro alvarez tries to is score on a shallow hit to left but thrown out at the plate. and goes to the tenth where the braves david roth singles in the winning run and atlanta over pittsburgh 2-1. >>> so in case you didn't believe the nfl lockout was truly over check this out, the players are beginning to arrive at training camp. they have only three weeks to get in shape before the preseason games kick off. >>> when we return another look at this morning's top stories. >>> plus those annoying and costly red light cameras, why one big city has decided to turn them off. >>> sports, sponsored by touch of gray, gets rid of some gray, never all. gray, gets rid of some gray, never all. act my age? -

>> cleveland. >> you are the first people that he followed? -- who were the first people that he followed? >> he immersed himself in the overall ideology. he would have learned about the two most famous anarchist. the first was albert parsons who had grown up in texas. he was a bit of a dandy. he was usually germany. the typical anarchist was heavy set with a big beard. he died his hair black. he always wore nice clothes. he became a leader of the anarchist community in chicago. he created a whole subculture of anarchist and social revolutionaries. >> what did they believe? >> all sorts of things. even among people who call themselves anarchists, it was a fairly aggressive group that he got around him. it was at one of his speeches in 1886 in chicago that he had finished speaking. it was a rainy and stormy night. they left it to go to a bar in the rain. a policeman arrived. someone on the sidewalk, we do not know who, tossed a bomb into the police. one person was killed. a number of others were wounded by the way. the police panicked and shot

minor flooding on i-94 from billings to detroit and on i-80 from chicago to cleveland.40 from little rock to nashville and on i-10 along most of the gulf coast. >> and if you're flying today, you can expect some airport delays in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, memphph and new orleans. >>> and now to thahaquestion that led chicaca's mayor to walk out of an interview. >> a reporter asked rahm emanuel who is,, of course, known for having a pretty short fuse about his children's education. abc's jonathan karl shows us what happened next. >> reporter: newly elected chicago mayor rahm emanuel's famously hot temper was on display in an interview with wmaq-tv chicago when he angrily refused to answer a question about where they will go to school. >> marianne, let me break the news to you, my children are not in a public position. the mayor is. and as long as i'm -- >> reporter: you don't think nobody knows where they go to school. >> you're asking me a value statement, not a policy. let me -- no, no, you have to appreciate this. my children are not an instrument of me being may

cleveland couldn't get it done. 3-1 angels. irvin santana. up a run but it was a no hitter. 49ers make it official, alex smith to quarterback them. 49ers also, they sign mcdonald. a defender for five years and frank gore, what did you say? >> i said he couldn't play -- why? you were supposed to answer. >> i am the sports director. he wants more money. all right. anyway, frank gore goes from lock out to hold out. he has one year left on his contract. he was injured last year. they want to get their money before he gets pounded this season so he has been advised not to come to camp. the guy that would always give you the locker room quotes is now with the san diego chargers. greg has the same job in san diego and he told spike come down with us. two other 49ers leaving, nate climmens and diver car. a lot of people ask, vern glenn's children, what do they do? jake doing his thing. driving to the bucket. larry, this camp is ages 7-13. i will give him credit, usually they send the assistant general manage, larry spoke to the kids at it the high sc

testimony continues in the cleveland strangler trial. a witness testified he found a naked woman on the lawn of this home. the victim jumped out of a home and escaped. the man is accused of murdering 11 women. the police found the bodies in and near his ohio home. he faces the death penalty if he's convicted. he's pleaded not guilty. >>> a decorated florida police officer finds himself on the otherside of the law. he was named the boynton police officer of the year last year. now, he's accused of dealing drugs from 2009 to march of this year. he's been with the police department since 2006 and just last november, he performed cpr on a 2-year-old who nearly drowned. he could face life behind bars. >>> two people were killed when a car crashed into a home in pennsylvania. the pictures were given to us by the fire company. the homeowner remembers hearing a loud boom when they realized their house was on fire, they grabbed up their three sons and they were able to save their dog. >> this is horrible. this is horrible this happened. we though

. >> i am a therapist, it was 2 weeks ago, i got a first grader transferred to cleveland. the one thing i wanted to mention here is the parents. the cbo s can do something and the police. i worked so hard with that parent and inspectors. not a single person has mentioned parent. how can we make them accountable. >> i just needed to put that the word parent out there. we need to make more accountability. most of the kids are reacting. my kid, has severe ptsd. unless we can heal the wounds. it's not just on the streets of sunnydale. >> yes. the family, what makes up a family, parents children. ultimately, we have to also deal with our families who have their children who are placed with these acronyms over their head that follows them all through their lives. when working with the child. not only are we working with the families and their friends and the places they go before they get home. so the ultimate thing is building that family unit. i was going to run to that. life goes on. we all have a duty not just to the child. but to the family. because the child comes from a f