we have in cleveland the cleveland institute of art, we have great universities, when it comes time to look for a new curator, the cleveland art museum however they look worldwide. the museum's collection includes 45,000 objects stance nearly,, spans nearly 6,000 years of history. this february, the museum's art and identity in west africa exhibit opened after five years of work by curators, features 170 objects from more than 60 collections around the world. we know that strong communities require strong cultural institutions. from the cleveland institute of music to the fine arts garden to the botanical gardens to the cleveland museum of airport cleft continues to enrich our state. thanks to the art museum, the cleveland museum of art and dr. griswold relatively new on the job for their contributions his to our community. i ask unanimous consent for the following remarks to be a different place in the world. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: madam president, let me start with a story. more than 15 years ago a friend and i -- i met with friends, i flew to south texa

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toby cosgrove is president and ceo of the cleveland clinic. thanks for being here. >> pleasure. >> it's been five years. what have we seen so far. >> interesting things across the country. health care inflation has come down, at 2.6% last year. quality metrics go up. we've seen 13 million new people enrolled with coverage. so i think from those three standpoints, we've seen a success. >> what grade would you give the program overall at this point? >> we don't know. this is a long-term project. one of the things we have to do is keep costs down and we have to sustain it. as more and more people come in and we have an older and older population, it's going to be more difficult to do. we will see the effectiveness of maintaining the cost controls and health care. >> that's been front and center for cleveland clinic. how much did you strip out in costs? >> we're about a $6.5 billion organization. 2.5 years ago, we looked at what the future will mean to it. we planned that we had to take out $1.5 billion worth of costs, about 20%. >> wow. >> in the

they had homes on euclid avenue in cleveland near each other. when standard move its headquarters to new york city, rockefeller and flagler had homes across the street from each other on fifth avenue. into office back in cleveland they pushed their desks back to back so that they could hand the documents back and forth to each other. flagler was standard oil's railroad man. he was the person who worked out the deals with the railroads in new york and pennsylvania and ohio to all standard oil's products. and flagler was noted for driving hard bargains, that he would get rebates from the railroads which would be reduced rates for flagler's, for standards products. mek standard a big advantage over his competitors and that it could ship more cheaply over the railroads than they could. the other thing that flagler did was that he our region and the of the standard oil trust, a way of combining various refining companies into one big organization. later on john d. rockefeller was asked, who had come up with the idea and rockefeller said come well, i

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cleveland leads best of seven series three games to none.nday in boston. >>> this morning there's signs that pete rose's lifetime ban from baseball could come to an end. major league commissioner ron manfred is allowing rose to participate in activities at the all-star game in cincinnati. that's where rose was managing when he was caught betting on the team. that's what prompted the ban. rose applied for reinstatement when manfred game commissioner this year. >>> in chicago, less than polite exchange between kansas city pitcher yordano ventura and adam eaton. resulted in a nasty seventh inning bench clearing brawl. the fight started near the first base line and spread to second and restarted again near first. punches were thrown and five players were ejected. the royals won in 13 innings 3-2. >>> the super bowl champion new england patriots visited the white house bringing all four lombardi trophies the team has won since 2002. quarterback tom brady did not make the trip and maybe that's why president obama brought up the deflate gate scanda

he relocated the family in cleveland. that's where his base of operations was. and so they lived on euch lirks id avenue which was called millionaire row. mr. oglebee made his fortune in 19d 00 when he was asked to manage j.d. rockefeller's iron ore mines chlts it was the largest range in the world. and mr. ogleb, ee was involved in managing all of that. in 1900, they sold their interest in this iron ore mind to u.s. steel. and they walked away multimillionaires. and mr. ogelbee was 51 years of age. what does he do? he always had an affinity for wheeling. even when he lived in cleveland he would have an absentee ballot for wheeling. he loved it. he loved the area. he wanted to come back. and his wife's family owned this little summer place up on the top of the hill with 25 acreses of land. he purchased it for 8, $000 from his wife's brothers. they were hairs to the estate. he would buy bits and pieces as he could until he assembled 1500 acres of property. and he called it waddington chlts thavs the name given to this property by the second owner of the mansion i

they had homes on euclid avenue in cleveland near each other, when standard moved its headquarters to new york city, rockefeller and he had homes across the street from each other on its avenue. they pushed their desks back together back to back up that they could hand the documents back and forth to each other. and flagler was standard oil's real mown -- railroad man. he was the person that worked out deals with the railroads in pennsylvania and new york and ohio to haul the standard oil products. flagler was noted for driving hard bargains. he would get rebates from the railroad, which would be reduced rate for standard products. and that gave standard a big advantage over his competitors in that it can ship more cheaply over the railroad then they could. the other thing that he did was he originated the idea of this standard oil trust. a way of combining various refining companies into one big organization and later on john rockefeller was asked who had come up with the idea of the trust. rockefeller said that i wish i would have had the brains to think of it but it was the idea of

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the mayor of cleveland, for example, issued a proclamation instructing citizens to come together in the city's main square at 3:00 that afternoon. and sarah can tell you a bit more about what happened. sarah: well, this photograph right here is from the western reserve historical society which is the historical society in cleveland, ohio. and the have this photograph and actually have this stone in their collection. the reason is because of the special story that is behind it. there was a gentleman who had been an architect of the courthouse who was not as sad as others about lincoln's assassination. in fact, when everyone gathered together, this gentleman said, this is not a moment for crime. this is not a moment to be said. and the rest of the crowd turned on him. he ended up spending the night in jail for his own safety, and left town the next day. and because his name had been in the cornerstone of the courthouse, the regular people of the town who were mourning lincoln chiseled it out. and you can see right here in the image that, in fact, one of the names of the architects is chis

this happened this weekend at the cleveland zoo. the child hurt the leg in the fall and not approached by the animals. the mother also a child care worker had a cleveland day care is charged with child endangerment. >>> movie star ryan reynolds is the victim of a hit and run accident. he was struck by a car outside of a vancouver hotel on friday. police say he wasn't hurt. reynolds' publicist said the car was driven by a paparazzi. he is in canada filming the movie "dead pool." >>> we continue to work a story this evening. >> this woman murdered there. her husband with s the suspected killer. straight ahead, the >>> oh my god! oh my god! >> mmommy! >> take a look at this heartwarming reunion. a mother and the daughter she was told was dead together again after almost 50 years. zella jackson-price gave birth in a st. louis hospital back in 1965 but a nurse told her the child had died. that child melanie gilmore lived her life believing she was given away. they only learned of each other when gilmore's children began a search for thei

going back to cleveland with his arm in a sling. we'll get more images on monday. with the dislocated left shoulder doug and jaylen, chances of him playing in game one or even further in the series? not good. how does this act the team. >> big time. let's say they're playing against chicago. they play kevin love as a five. as a stretch four and lose rebounding. a big loss. >> they do not beat the chicago bulls without kevin love. this is major for the cleveland cavaliers. >> will we see kevin love back in a cavs uni? >> i don't think so. stay tuned. >> a big injury. we will see how it plays all out. "world news" or your local news is next except on the west coast. thank you for watching. we will see you next sunday. kellye: peaceful protests, and now the celebration of a life. the hundreds that turned out for freddie gray's wake. a grisly find on a golf course. the information that the police need to uncover after finding a body inside of a burning car. and a huge weight lifted. the d.c. man with ties to nepal and how he cannot be happier now. the news at 6:30 star

. >> here in cleveland tonight, ringo starr! >> it's a beatles reunion, the best moments of the night, with an unforgettable jam. >> epic. really good. >> okay, good morning. much more on the beatles mini-reunion coming up. >>> but here's what truly dominating the interweb overnight. the outrage at target. >> as rob calls it target. so much excitement about target's new discount line of lilly pulitzer clothing, plus beauty and home products, but when people went to logon an error message, twitter exploding in frustration. one of the stars of sex and the city even weighing in. sara will have much more on that. and whether there has been any resolution. i know you want your lilly. >> i can hardly speak. i'm so upset. >>> we start here with breaking news of a serious variety, the stubborn and hard-to-reach wildfire forcing hundreds of people out of their homes in southern california. crews scrambling to put this thing out and abc's kendis gibson is on the ground covering it all. kendis, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan good mo

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going back to cleveland with his arm in a sling. we'll get more images on monday. with the dislocated left shoulder doug and jaylen, chances of him playing in game one or even further in the series? not good. how does this act the team. >> big time. let's say they're playing against chicago. they play kevin love as a five. as a stretch four and lose rebounding. a big loss. >> they do not beat the chicago bulls without kevin love. this is major for the cleveland cavaliers. >> will we see kevin love back in a cavs uni? >> i don't think so. stay tuned. >> a big injury. we will see how it plays all out. "world news" or your local news is next except on the west coast. thank you for watching. we will see you next sunday. never before has this kind of passion this kind of innovation, engineering, design and performance... been available... for this kind of price. the 2015 cla from mercedes-benz. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >> sunday night new jersey police investigate a crash that left two people dead. >> a

to win the nba title here are the odds golden state warriors: 2-1 cleveland cavaliers: 2-1 san antonio chicago bulls: 14-1 atlanta hawks: 16-1 nhl playoffs start tomorrow. the sharks of course not in the postseason. todd mcclellan should find out tomorrow if he will still be the sharks coach next season but he is good enough for team canada today it was announced that mcclellan was chosen as head coach of the canadien national team in the world championships next month in the czech republic the sharks brent burns was alos named to the canadien team while recently acquired ben smith will represent team usa big-time golf on the horizon in the ba area. current masters champion jordan spieth will play in the world golf championship match play at harding park in san francisco about two weeks from now the 21-year-old spieth became the 2nd youngest ever to win the masters tiger woods was 5 months younger when he won in 1997 spieth also equaled woods masters record of 18-under for the tournament here turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your le

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he is going to have to look hard at the cleveland police department if he wants to be serious about this, and i think the worst of this is rand paul who i know has said a few things lately, but he said he was glad he did not have to stop and get out of a train when things were at his worst, and that has been the worst reaction so far. mark: and jeb bush has responded but not really done what hillary clinton done today, and this is a national moment, and i think hillary clinton today set the bar. certainly people are scrutinizing martin o'malley and his record, but he will have to look at how to turn this into a positive situation. this is a situation he would normally thrive on. staying with baltimore, the city is still not back to normal, and the first side of that was today at camden yards, today's game with a nearly empty stadium, no fans allowed in, and here is one of the weirdest things we saw, with during the pregame, the announcer and the hall of fame pitcher. announcer: there will be people looking in. why even play the game? well, i think the answer to that is as buck showalter

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the mayor of cleveland, for example, issued a proclamation instructing citizens to come together in the city's main square at 3:00 that afternoon. and sarah can tell you a bit more about what happened. sarah: well, this photograph right here is from the western reserve historical society which is the historical society in cleveland, ohio. and the have this photograph and actually have this stone in their collection. the reason is because of the special story that is behind it. there was a gentleman who had been an architect of the courthouse who was not as sad as others about lincoln's assassination. in fact, when everyone gathered together, this gentleman said, this is not a moment for crime. this is not a moment to be said. and the rest of the crowd turned on him. he ended up spending the night in jail for his own safety, and left town the next day. and because his name had been in the cornerstone of the courthouse, the regular people of the town who were mourning lincoln chiseled it out. and you can see right here in the image that, in fact, one of the names of the architects is chis

the mayor of cleveland, for example, issued a proclamation instructing citizens to come together in theity's main square at 3:00 that afternoon. and sarah can tell you a bit more about what happened. sarah jencks: well, this photograph right here is from the western reserve historical society, which is the historical society in cleveland, ohio. and the have this photograph and actually have this stone in their collection. the reason is because of the special story that is behind it. there was a gentleman who had been an architect of the courthouse who was not as sad as others about lincoln's assassination. in fact, when everyone gathered together, this gentleman said, this is not a moment for crime. this is not a moment to be said. and the rest of the crowd turned on him. he ended up spending the night in jail for his own safety, and left town the next day. and because his name had been in the cornerstone of the courthouse, the regular people of the town who were mourning lincoln chiseled it out. and you can see right here in the image that, in fact, one of the names of the architects i

[laughter] serio lies coming to cleveland -- serio lies coming to cleveland! ya'll is ridiculous.hter] cnn, thank you so much for the wall-to-wall ebola coverage. for two weeks we were one step , away from "the walking dead." [laughter] and then you just got up and moved onto the next day. was awesome. oh, and by the way, you don't have ebola. president obama: i appreciate the work that you do. luther: ya'll remember when we had that big old hole in the gulf of mexico? and i plugged that? remember that which obama's , katrina was that one? 19 or i can't remember. 20. [laughter] president obama: protecting democracy is more important than ever. for example the supreme court , ruled that the donor who gave ted cruz $6 million was exercising free speech. luther: speech like this, i just wasted $6 million. [laughter] president obama: it's not just republicans. hillary will have to raise huge sums of money, too. luther: oh, yeah. she gonna get that money. she gonna get all the money. [laughter] [applause] khalesi is coming to westoros. [applause] watch out. president obama: the nonstop

>> you could get to cleveland without somebody having a majority of the delegates.e a lot of butts, one but sits going to be really expensive. 5.4% of the delegates, 133 out of 2,471 will be selected in february. and it will cost you $4 million a week to be rung television in those four states. so it's going to be $16 million a for a month of television plus 4 to $8 million more. >> but it's all about momentum. >> it's all about momentum. you got a 20 to $24 million problem. plus, the cost of getting from here to there, which is going to be a million or two million each for one of those guys. then you take the first two weeks of march. march 1 and march 8th. there are 14 states thinking about having primaries on those days. about 25% of the delegates will be chosen. again, all proportional. and the cost for fighting those two weeks is going to be three weeks of television. it's going to be $30 million plus. so you can toss around these big sums of money. but at the end of the day, it's going to take a lot of money to win this strictly on the basis. >> i don't know i

play the pacers in indiana tomorrow night and they'll end the regular season wednesday night in cleveland. there you have it. basketball, baseball, hockey. maureen: tennis is the only thing. what's the latest? steve: it looks beautiful out there this evening. out to dinner plans, going for a walk. i don't know. why are you going? tim: out for dinner. put on the feedbag. maureen: you're paying! steve: of course. hey, we're looking at temperatures this evening that will fall through the 70's. we're talking about 57 degrees. not going to see a whole lot of movement with the temperatures tomorrow morning. for that matter during the day, showers and periods of rain during the noontime hour. good news most of the heavy rain will be done with by the rush hour home tomorrow evening. then wednesday looks brighter. 65 degrees. lower 60's on thursday. showers back in the forecast on friday. maureen: spring is finally here. tim: last check he picked up was hitchhiking in prague. maureen: "world >>> breaking news this monday night. the stun gun mix-up. the deputy just charged with manslaughter after a

all roads go through cleveland. yes, we will talk about why all roads go through cleveland.ere even hawaiian pizza slice of chance, that we will get this guy? we will talk about it with john, the cuz, and when we come right back. >> just about 7:45, now, 7:45 on your thursday morning, and we are checking your pollen forecast, because even though it was gorgeous yesterday, and you wanted to go outside, if you have seasonal allergies, you might be sneeze ago bit this morning. same story for today. we don't expect much in the way of showers this afternoon, we did have clouds and showers in the forecast, but high levels of may he will, oklahoma tomorrow, down to medium high still not great. same story saturday. not expecting a loft train we get any at all. this system out west of us, looks lick it is staying out there, watching the one that's down to our south. giving us possibility of rain tonight and tomorrow. see filtered sunshine here and there, especially today. tomorrow, for the spring fling, we are flinging fun, as alex wants to say. tomorrow, it will just be little chill

reporter: cleveland writes -- cleveland spent more than half his life in prison for a crime he did not commit. at age 20, a jury found him guilty of murder, based primarily on here samples. dna tests -- on hair samples. dna tests have proven the samples were flawed. >> i did not know much. i knew i was innocent. reporter: this case is not an isolated occurrence. the american association of criminal defense lawyers has been arguing for decades that hair analysis was an unreliable technique. it has identified 268 cases from the 1970's to 1999 where fbi hair analysis led to convictions. in 256 of those cases re-examination revealed false findings and an error rate of 96%. the two were sentenced to death, 12 executed, and two more died behind bars. >> the fbi and doj has to redouble their efforts to get the transcripts of the hundreds and hundreds of cases of people where fbi agents gave exaggerated testimony. reporter: u.s. justice department has issued a statement vowing to ensure that affected defendants are notified of past errors and that justice is done in every instance. hundreds of

. >> officials at cleveland zoo plan to seek charges against a mother of a toddler who fell into the cheetah pit. eyewitnesses at cleveland metro park zoo says the woman was dangling the boy over a railing, and lost her grip. one man recounted the terrifying moments when the two year old boy fell in. >> just heard this kid scream willing, at first why is this kid screaming. next thing you look there is a kid in the cheetah pit. >> the good news is the cheat's did not approach the toddler, and his parents were able to jump in and save him. doctors treated the boy for a leg injury. >>> just about 5:43, i don't think we'll finds anything to complain about in today's forecast. good morning. >> thank you for that one diane a yes starting the work week on pleasant note. if you recall what opening day was like for the phillies, this past monday, basically repeat monday performance for us out there today. mild conditions, expected later on, temperatures in the 70s, sunshine, we will get to. that will we start things offer by checking in with current observations were sent into us within the

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. >> here in cleveland tonight, mr. ringo starr!the fab four's last two members took the stage for a rare appearance as paul welcomed fellow beatle ringo into the rock and roll hall of fame. it was also a night for the young punks. the guys from green day inducted into the hall in the very first year they were eligible. the late velvet underground legend lou reed was honored. and miley cyrus introduced her idol, '70s rocker joan jett. >> people did not think girls could play rock and roll, so to see that whole place standing up like that, it was acceptance and it was overwhelming. >> reporter: there are now eight new members of the rock and roll hall of fame including the soulful bill withers -- ♪ ain't no sunshine when she's gone ♪ >> reporter: stevie ray vaughn and double trouble. along with the five royales, and the paul butterfield blues band. all of it celebrated in cleveland with live performances. ♪ >> it's always a thrill for me when i play with paul. >> reporter: on rock's biggest night, honoring its biggest rebels. you can

on the last full day a cleveland back in his own peculiar way. as roosevelt later told friends and secretary of labor, by the way, the first woman in a cabinet position he felt drastic measures were called for because otherwise what we were doing could have been done by the foreign ministers. his campaign to get on with donna churchill's expand. as they enter the conference room fdr recounted that just a moment to say to him, i hope you won't be sore at me for what i'm going to do. churchill's reaction had been to shift disregarding his mouth and ground. as soon as they were seated round the table, roosevelt recounted to perkins, i talked privately to his doll in. i didn't say anything i had read before, but it appears quite chime in a confidential and the other russians joined us to listen. still, no smile from stalin. then i said lifting my hand up to cover a whisperer which of course had to be interpreted winston is so cranky this morning. he got up on the wrong side of the bed. a smile passed over stalin tie and i decided i was on the right t

bad news for the cleveland cavaliers.orward kevin love is expected to miss four to six weeks after shoulder surgery. yesterday he dislocated his shoulder while battling for a ball. all nick for his actions in that game has been suspended one game for the move that love called clearly intentional. that's too bad. i think lebron will carry them. let's go to the ice. in tampa, red wings eliminated. the lightning faced the canadians. let's get a check on your weather. >> i haven't gotten over the my wizards comment. >> my family has had tickets since 1994. i think i've seen more losses for them than possible. i am bask in a glow that is some semblance. >> you could be staring at the eastern conference finals. >> we'll see if it continues. i'm always skeptical of my wiz dards, but paul pierce always the truth. >> it'll be fun for you. let's talk about the easy forecast. there's not many concerns out there. a little bit of rain still lingering around detroit. exiting toledo. going toward cleveland shortly. a line of showers eas

robin roberts with the women held captive for ten years in that cleveland home. the images from inside. the make-believe school one survivor created for her little girl. >>> and bruce jenner. and his first wife. right there during the olympics. right there in the room with him, watching friday night. you will hear from her tonight. >>> good evening and we begin tonight with the breaking news from baltimore. a city on edge since the death of a police suspect died in police custody. his spine nearly severed. and new images at this hour. more than a half dozen officers injured. you can see the officer's head being helped. and cars set on fire. law enforcement across much of the city in riot gear this evening after the suspect freddie gray died in police custody. this evening, the calls for restraint are being ignored. we are team coverage beginning with jim avila. >> reporter: tonight the horror erupting across baltimore -- demonstrators jumping on police cars, setting some on fire -- the city erupting in rock-throwing, rubber bullet-shooting chaos. looters breaking

>> in cleveland, a witness described bricks falling from the top of an old bank building to the streetn monday. the bricks crushed a minivan parked on the street. a man nearby narrowly escaped. witnesses say there was a strong gust of wind just before the bricks fell. the building was not occupied and there were no injuries. streets were closed off, though, because of the risk of more falling bricks. >>> four former blackwater security guards sentenced to a 2007 shooting in baghdad that kill killed two iraqi sillians say they'll appeal. nick slatten was given a sentence of first degree murder. three other men were sentenced and behind bars. three our men opened fire in the heart of baghdad. defense lawyers say the men were shooting in self-defense. family members say the men are scapegoats. >> at any other point in history these men would be held up as heroes, but instead, they're being imprisoned for what amounts to life sentences for defending themselves and their team mates in the most dangerous place on earth. >> 17 iraqis were wounded in the fire fight. >>> hundreds of passengers

every day. >>> next tonight the big scare at the cleveland zoo.toddler falling into the cheetah pit. zoo officials saying the boy's mother dangling him over the safety rail. here is gio benitez- >> reporter: tonight, child endangerment charges for a mother who held her son over a railing. he fell into a cheetah exhibit saturday. >> we saw the parents jumping in the cheetah pen. the dad pushed the kid out and then pushed p the mom out. very frightening. >> reporter: zoo officials say the child hurt his leg but the cheetahs behind come near him. >> the people on the other side of the fence were trying to distract him. >> reporter: they had reason to worry. in 2012 a 2-year-old was killed after fulling in a painted dog exhibit at the pittsburgh zoo. turns out, the mom works in child care, now on leave. zoo's exhibit is open but the viewing area is closed off. >> gio, thank you. >>> when we come back the case making national headlines. senn tansing in the jodi arias trial. >>> and the woman grabbed and shoved into a van. what they were after. and new

two-year-old boy in cleveland lucky to be alive after a really close call at the cleveland zoo. witnesses say the boy's mother was angling him over the railing of the cheetah exhibit. she lost her grip. the little boy fell down into the pen. now his parents immediately jumped in, they lifted the child to safety with the help of bystanders. >> a bunch of the men and my son and i ran up there and we tried to pull the father out. we couldn't get him out of one side. he ran to another side but the wall was ten feet. so he had to jump up and grab our hands and we pulled him out of there. >> would you believe the cheetahs stayed away? they didn't go near the family. that little boy was taken to the hospital for leg injuries. the zoo will file child endangerment charges against the mother today. >>> time is 6:27. 21-year-old golfer jordan spieth won the masters in record fashion. he is the first -- he shot an 18 under 270. that ties tiger woods scoring record. but he was in line to break the 72 hole record until he missed a five par putt. >> he is the man. >>> we're also learning how p