i'm jamie colby, and i'm heading along the shores of lake erie in cleveland, ohio. that recalls the most notorious episode in baseball history -- an episode that's inspired books and movies and retains an air of mystery to this day. >> my name is sharon bowen. after my husband, bill, passed away, i started to receive lots of phone calls about a scrapbook that he had kept in a trunk in our bedroom. i knew very little about "shoeless" joe jackson, but now i do. >> bill and sharon bowen raise two children in a cleveland suburb. how long were you married? >> we were married 39 years. >> bill, a professional fundraiser, works for local universities and the salvation army. he's a native clevelander and a baseball nut. >> this is bill, probably around 5 or 6. >> bill started collecting at a very early age. >> and never stops. card collecting becomes a family affair. >> did you do any collecting with him? >> that was my thing with him and with his father -- every saturday, going to baseball-card shows, just sitting around the kitchen table and looking at all the cards. >> t

and mckinley comes into the presidency and takes over from grover cleveland.rover cleveland had essentially favored the spanish over the cubans, not because he liked the spanish particularly but because he was a status quo guy and wanted stability. his view was as soon as spain can put down the insuration we can go back to the status quo and everything will be stable and we'll be fine. not very realistic. mckinley rejected that out of hand almost from day one. from day one he concluded, i think the record is very clear if you study it correctly, he wanted spain out of the caribbean and wanted spain out of cuba but he didn't want to go to war to do it if he could avoid that war. so what did he do? e opened up a negotiation with sort of a program of diplomacy with spain. and spain realizes america is becoming a pretty powerful country and this is our neighborhood and it would be very difficult if they went to war with us. they didn't want a war with us so they entered into the diplomacy as well but pretty soon they could see that mckinley, his diplomacy was behi

hisrtunately for cleveland party was not united on this issue. blamed his state of the union message. in most cases most state of the union messages are really long laundry lists of things the president wants to see done. there are wish lists the president is putting forward. when anything is done in congress, the galleries are open. as there are galleries and galaxies -- and galleries in the senate, the public can come in. of course there aren't that many seats. there's great demand, each member usually gets a single ticket for a spouse or a member of their staff for their favorite constituent or somebody -- thegallery, the breat press gallery. of space ona lot those occasions. newspapers covered in general and you would have read the entire speech for those newspapers. beginning in 1923, calvin coolidge sent a message broadcast on the radio. roosevelt suggested moving the state of the moon -- state of the union from the middle of the day, which was traditionally given to the evening. in the 1940's it was during the day the television came along

the cleveland clinic did recently. i take a bit of the credit. i've been pushing on that was more to the point they contracted service, custodial, and security. many companies don't think of that as part of their company's employees. if you go to an airport the people that push the wheelchairs work for sub minimum wage and depend on tips if you can believe that. are department of labor doesn't seem to care. that is part of this whole picture. second question, mass incarceration. my colleague cory booker from new jersey, and senator durbin from illinois, the first step act, it was just that, the first step act but it is important. the aclu would say that much, it was a little bigger than that. i have also worked to ban the box which is part of their reintegration back into society. they can't ask about prior convictions as they go into the workplace. i worked with president obama doing it by executive order, later by statute. voting rights, i was secretary of state and served with bill garner who has been secretary of state since the spanish-ameri

we need to focus briefly on the cleveland clinic. i make it a practice of calling large institutions in my state and encouraging them to adopt $15 minimum wage, we do things legislatively but mitch mcconnell is not going to do a $15 minimum wage. i encourage large institutions and insurance companies, hospitals to adopt that. cleveland clinic did recently. i take a bit of the credit. they contract food-service, custodial and security and many companies don't think of that as their company's employee. go to an airport, people who push the wheelchairs work for sub minimum wage and depend on tips. our department of labor doesn't seem to care. that is part of this whole picture. mass incarceration, my colleague, cory booker from new jersey and senator durbin from illinois, pushed the first step act and it was just that, but it is important, aclu would say that much, a little bigger than that. i have worked on been the box, part of their reintegration into society, they can't ask about prior convictions as they go into the workplace. firs

team and also for the cleveland emmel the team and they found that for the cleveland you particularly was a very high cost they're estimating one point eight million dollars season they were losing theirs so people may feel very attached to it but in fact it does a lot of the audience a substantial amount of the audience so when they do change to something else they actually have a greater participation i don't feel we could have this conversation without mentioning dan snyder dan snyder is the owner of the washington redskins he has a brace this debate but not in a way that you may imagine he says here and he said this many many times we will never change the name of the team as a lifelong redskins fan and i think that the redskins fans understand the great tradition what it's all about what it means so we feel pretty fortunate to be just working on next season we will never change the name it's not simple never you can use caps you can use caps michael what would you say back to him. you know i think there's a risk. we need to. i think it's a little misguided. i think. who has purch

he is a cleveland indians fan. sen. brown: my email is damn yankees. [laughter] sen. brown: i will leave it at hat. my wife and i spent three miserable hours at fenway park in game six when j.d. drew, who never had a clutch hit in his life, hit a grand slammer in the first inning, and you-all remember that. it basically ruined my life for a couple years. sorry. senator sherman: we're glad you recovered and came back. there are a couple of points i want to bring back. these are critical points to the seacoast, when i was going through the campaign process. one, he is a champion of a woman's right to choose. [applause] sen. sherman: a woman's right to determine her own health choices. second of all, when he was elected to the senate, he did not go and use that platinum insurance plan. he waited until the affordable care act was passed, and he gets his insurance through the exchange. so i think that deserves a round of applause. [applause] some of you know that i'm chair of health and human services in the senate. i'm also vice chair of election laws. so i really appreci

sit not a bad situation for a cleveland cavs fan. he has two chances to bring home the championship. what would you think if lebron james had taken just one of those free throws? he really needed the second shot. and yet it really makes your wontder, are american basketball players smarter than lawyers? unequivocally, yes. if you want to be smart learn basketball, not american law. the third point is that the second shot, the state constitutional shot is tauchb better shot. go back to basketball. it is as if the richl m is bigg and the small is smaller. it is often easier to make the second shot. why is that? you'll actually get an assignment today. louis did his ahead of time. i won't ask you to read the entire constitution. that's a big project. we privilege rights. it comes later in the u.s. constitution with bill of rights primarily. most importantly the language is more specific. i'll give you an illustration of that. the free exercise of religion clause the first to a right for conscience. there was a lot to work with when it c

president cleveland, it was president cleveland at the time. we all attended. we met with them to discuss the m.o.u. and steps forward. search of what we have realized is the m.o.u. is very complicated, and it will really take some time to hash it all out. in the meanwhile, we came up with an interim plan for the next 12 months, and basically, the ministration will need to sit down and finalize that so we will have a meeting scheduled in the next two weeks to do that. in that plan, we talk about a communications plan, in terms of who they communicate with at headquarters with specific e-mails, phone numbers, and names. we talk about the twelve-month plan and we need in a list of events on what they would like to attend -- attend. is about better communication, and we worked closely with them on storing the antique vehicles on treasure island. and then, in terms of the department and the port, i know that the chief spoke with the director of the port, and has tasked mark corso with a moving the process forward with mike martin from the port, and we are also work

they live in cleveland and have four children and seven grandchildren. he joins us today partly through his listening to her -- i will pass. thank you. part way through a listening tour of the early primary states where he has been speaking on the dignity of work. now for the ground rules. we are on the record and please note live blogging or tweeting, in short, no filing of any kind on the breakfast is underway. once the session ends at 9:00 a.m. there is no embargo. file away. we will e-mail pictures from this breakfast to all reporters here as soon as the breakfast ends. as you know if you'd like to ask a question wave at me and i will call on as many of you as time permits. now, senator brown, if you'd like to make a brief opening remark, the floor is yours. >> it's an honor to be here but excuse me, i'm grateful. thank you. last night you saw at trump rally another attack on a camera person or border, bbc, i'm not sure if you saw that but it was fairly prominent. a bbc cameraman was attacked and it's become too par for the course. as you know, this

he is a cleveland indians fan. my sorry, but my email -- email address is -- >> my email address is damnyan kee. this red sox nation stuff is little much. a little much. we spent three miserable hours when he hit a grand slam are in the first inning, and you all remember that. it basically ruined my life for a couple years. our. -- sorry. sen. sherman: we're glad you came back. there are a couple points i really want to bring out, because this was -- these were critical points for the seacoast when i was going through the campaign process. a champion of a woman's right to choose. a woman's right to determine her own health choices. [applause] sen. sherman: second of all, and this is something that i really admire, when he was elected to the senate, he did not go and use that platinum insurance plan. he waited until the affordable care act was plastic and he gets his insurance through the exchange. so i think that deserves a round of applause. [applause] sen. sherman: and as some of you chair of health and human ser

. >> cleveland robinson, new york labor leader.e forces of segregation, the forces that would deny negroes of their civil rights, are also the forces that are against labor. in order for labor to make progress and to raise standards of living for all the workers, labor must fight for equality for all working people. >> harry belafonte. harry: all my life, i have firmly believed that as an artist and as a human being, i cannot isolate myself from the struggles of my people. that their victories are my victories, and their defeats are my defeats. >> everywhere people are talking about the pilgrimage. a street rally in harlem. ♪ the reverend martin luther king of montgomery, alabama, co-chairman of the pilgrimage. congressman adam clayton powell of new york. hulan jack, borough president of manhattan. roy wilkins, executive secretary of naacp, co-chairman of the prayer pilgrimage. all riding that freedom train. ♪ may 17, a friday, a workday. took time off to come, left the children with grandma, got up early in the morning. our church

committed at the cleveland clinic but not by him. she followed him around for -- in prison 12 years? he was in prison 13 years. she followed him around for his first year out of prison. rote a 19, 202rks1-page insalt -- 21-page installment. before i knew her. when that happened. 20 years ago. about his challenges as trying to find a job with a dozen year gap in his resume, if you will. how hard that is for someone to find employment during that t just means we need to focus more. real briefry on -- on the cleveland clinic, partially i don't kay take even most credit for this, but i -- don't take even most credit for this, i make it a practice of calling large institutions in my state and encourage them to adopt a $15 minimum wage. we do things legislatively. mitch mcconnell is not going to do a minimum wage. i encourage large inks constitutions banks, hospitals, to adopt that. cleveland clinic did recently. i take a bit of the credit. i have been pushing on that. more to the point, they contract food service, custodial, security. and

he's a cleveland indians fan. i'm sorry. [laughter] but, but -- mr. brown: you will appreciate this. @damn l address is yankees. it really is. but this red sox nation stuff is a little much sometimes. i'll leave it at that. my wife and spent three miss ral hours at fenway park in -- miserable hours at fenway park in game six when cleveland -- j.d. grew, -- j.d. drew, who never had a clutch hit in his life, hit a grand slammer in the first inning. it basically ruined my life for a couple of years. sorry. tom: we're glad you've recovered and you came back. but there are a couple of points that i really want to bring out. these were critical points for the sea coast, when i was going through the campaign process. one is he is a champion of a woman's right to choose. a woman's right to determine her own health choices. [applause] second of all, and this is something that i really admire, when he was elected to the senate, he did not go and use that platinum insurance plan. he waited until the affordable care act was passed and he gets his insurance throug

cleveland knows this already but they think it was worth the investment. >> i'm pretty sure clevelandwe might as well jump in but 72 days after you watch that video -- >> he's a stellar football player. >> he's a great football player and in that piece, talent trumps all in regards -- >> that's part of the problem that people complain about. >> talent should not. it's not a matter of kareem -- i think second chances, getting better, i think all of that is great but it seems so quickly they made a move that it didn't matter as we see on video what he was doing and admitted to doing, we won't even give it a minute. we're going to go ahead and take this chance and it's worth it because of talent. >> they took it because if theyv in and say we got this great player before everybody else could jump in. >> thanks. >>> we're going to move on now to that young massachusetts woman now jailed after a court upheld her conviction for urging her teenage boyfriend to kill himself in a series of text messages. gio benitez has that story. >> reporter: prosecutors had argued she caused had his death b

this morning, parents are wondering why a 5-year-old boy brought the pot-laced treats to a cleveland elementary school leading to the mother's arrest. nine kids hospitalized. >> he just kept saying the stomach hurt and vocals hurt she said. she was like, mommy, i'm hot. >> reporter: a scare for this mom but her daughter precious and all the others are okay. >> she was acting real -- her eyes were like real big like she was like -- she wasn't acting herself. >> reporter: authorities say the boy that brought the gum mys to school was the only boy to test positive for marijuana. >> it is not surprising that a 5-year-old wants candy, right? we have got to continue to communicate the community and parents and caregivers about the risks. >> reporter: the school sending a voicemail to parents. >> this is a teachable moment for all families of the need to keep items that are potentially harmful to children locked away from their reach. >> reporter: the dangers are real and it's happened before. in florida last year, five middle schoolers went to the hospital after eating thc infused candy an

it's into new york with an icy mix from cleveland into new york city by the afternoon. and heavy rain, which may cause flooding down south. snowfall amounts anywhere from 2 to 12 inches of snow back through the midwest and into the northeast, upwards of a foot of snow into parts of northern new england. it's going to be a very busy week coast to coast, lester. >> al, you'll be watching it. thank you. >>> tonight the cdc says there are confirmed cases of measles now in ten states. it's a dangerous childhood disease that we had basically eradicated with the measles vaccine decades ago. now it's sprouting up again in hot spots across the country. the spread blamed on parents not getting their kids vaccinated. as steve patterson reports, now some teens are taking matters into their own hands. >> reporter: measles now a public health emergency with a surge of those infected. across the country the cdc confirming 101 cases since january 1st. the epicenter of the outbreak, washington state, with more than 50 cases. most in clark county which has the lowest vaccination rates. a

guest: cleveland rams before that so started in cleveland, they leave for, but they had been in st.ouis for a good 20 years, 22 years and in that time they had won a super bowl, had been to this to super bowl's ma certainly made a home for themselves in st. louis. it also hurts because st. louis is a really serious intense sports town and in los angeles, i mean, there have been a lot of news reports about this, people are only barely aware their team is in the super bowl, i mean, there's a lot to do in los angeles and los angeles is a plate that for years until the rams and chargers came in the last couple of years from san diego to la they didn't have a team. second largest media market in the country, the country's most popular sport didn't have a team in los angeles and now they have to and there is no evidence that people have necessarily noticed host: why did you say we would have to talk off air about some of the edges that these top 1% of athletes have taken? guest: because i think that when you talk about these teams whether talking about the medicine they shoot themselves u

. >> los cleveland browns han dado mucho de que habalr, y mexico arranca con >> (música). algunos no pueden protegerse. pero tÚ si puedes. protege a tu familia. visita casintabaco.com. era bajo el mando de el tata >> (música). >> feliz noche, arrancamos con la selección mexicana que inició una nueva era con el tata martino, esta convocatoria le ayudará al tata para conocer a los jugadores, y se espera que convoque a los jugadores en clubes europeos. >> a todos nos beneficia para tener conocimiento y formar las bases. >> este acercamiento es para preparar estos dos partidos en pantalla, uno contra chile y otro contra el extécnico. el marscal de campo d eoklahoma dejará de lado su carrera de beisbolista, se espera que salga seleccionado en la primera rtado por patear a una ue fue firmado por otro equipo. en la nba se preparan en la ultima semana, para los warriors tras su victoria contra miami heat descansa antes de sus proximos partidos, tienen 4 victorias seguidas, vamos a una pausa y comercial y volvemos. >> (música). >> (música). houston, texas. --las autoridades pro >>

i have talked to the vice president, to commissioner cleveland about the importance of our budget advocacy that we should be trying to divide up among us five commissioners, the supervisors who are presently sitting as supervisors, some of us have a designated supervisors that we will visit an advocate. i have asked them to give us a briefing on information, as well as the chiefs in terms of e.m.s. six. as you recollect, we will stand fast with our budget, and not take cuts, but we also have a priority in terms of e.m.s. six with equipment and such. vice president covington, i believe you should take supervisor brown and supervisor walton, and myself will take supervisor haney. we did visit supervisor mar, but the rest of the supervisors that are presently sitting -- there is a time issue with this as well that we are all very aware of. there are so much priorities, but presently facing us is the budget issue as well. having said that, i will conclude the segment of the commission report. i will move on. madame secretary? >> item seven, agenda for next and future fire commission meetings.

cleveland more rainy. warmer there in areas of ohio so you lucked out on this one. washington, d.c.s. your fine, temperatures are above freezing. freezing rain in baltimore. eventually we'll go from snow to freezing rain in areas like new york city maybe sleet too. that always plays havoc. the worst of the drive, mass pike later this afternoon, heavy snow and then over to sleet. new york state threwway is a mess. driving interstate 80 this morning in northern illinois and indiana is not fun. the blue is the snow. the yellow is the areas of heavy rain. orange is where we get the ice. that's where we have ice around detroit. period of freezing rain. we go from snow over to freezing rain in new york city, southern new york, significant icing is possible in the southern tier of new york and central and northeastern pennsylvania and this is that 6:00 p.m. evening drive not fun. mass pike, i-95 northward from boston to portsmouth up to portland and anywhere here in southern portions of new england that's where we'll be dealing with heavy snow potentially one or two inches an hour. as we g

going to go play for the cleveland browns. the team just made the announcement.ist since he was questioned last year by police in cleveland. a video surfaced of him appearing to push and kick a woman at a hotel. the browns general manager who used to work for the chiefs said in a statement, quote, my relationship and interaction with ra ream since 2016 in college was an important part of this decision making process. kareem took full responsibility for his agree jous actions and showed true remorse and secondly, just as importantly, he is undergoing and is committed to necessary professional treatment and a plan that has been clearly laid out. hunt may not practice, play or attend games for the browns pending that nfl investigation. so on the phone with me now is christine brennan, "usa today's" sports columnist and sports analyst. so the fact that he is you know, essentially back in action, is significant. what do you think? >> yes, absolutely. the optics here are terrible. the league has not found a place for colin kaepernick because he takes a knee during "the

look for heavy rain from cleveland to washington, d.c. an icy mix from detroit, state college, philadelphia. that rain/snow line starts to push north during the afternoon hours. then as we get into nechk, heavy snow from albany, burlington. and what we're looking at as far as rain -- snowfall amount, basically about 6 inches or more as you get into the upper parts of the midwest. then as we move east, that's where the heavy snow is. upwards of 18 inches in parts of upstate new york and northern new england. freezing rain and ice causing problems. and heavy rain down through the southeast. all the way up into parts of upstate new york. we could see flooding. here are the airport impacts we're looking for. baltimore, detroit, d.c. i mean, jfk, minneapolis, and chicago. and then as far as the roads are concerned, i-70 st. louis to baltimore, i-80 chicago to new york, i-95 from richmond to portland maine all going to see major impacts. guys? >> all right, al. thank you. >>> and as mentioned, the storm has already caused major problems in the

. >>> plus, the ceo of cleveland cliffs who in october called an analyst a disaster, embarrassment toarents, even urged him to commit suicide, he'll join us live on set as his company soars in the right direction on earnings today. >> i think they made up. he and the analyst. >> they have since made up buried the hatchet and the stock's up today. >> up a lot over the last year. >>> here's the picture of the market right now another down day for stocks. the dow jones industrial average down 163 it was worse this morning. off the lows but still lower s&p down about a quarter of a percent. nasdaq climbing back toward the flat line and the russell 2000 continues the outperformance. >> energies and financials suffering in today's trade utilities top of the pile. >>> new report of a possible setback in the china trade talks. kayla has the latest. >> wilf, the white house is close to finishing an executive order that would widen a ban on telecom equipment. this is expected to come out in the next couple of weeks according to sources spoken with me and eamon javers. it would essentially come

robinson became the first african-american to manage a major league team when he took charge of the cleveland indians... then became the first african- american to manage a national league team when he was hired by the giants in 1981 in 1982, the 14-time all-star was inducted into the major league hall of fame. robinson finished his career with 586 home runs...still good for 10th on the all-time list but most importantly... robinson was a trailblazer regarding race relations in sports and in greater society. his legacy no more poignant than the man who he was co-captain with on the mcclymonds basketball team in high school. bill russell- - the first african-american head coach in the nba hall of famer and bay area icon frank robinson... dead at the age of 83 (ken)the case against the suspected killer of a california police officer has been put on hold until april. (pam)grant lodes joins us now with details on the delay. (grant) corporal ronil singh of the newman police department was killed during a d-u-i stop last month. today singh's family attended a competency hearing for the man accused

the cleveland browns are giving reem hunt a secondchance. not only is this a controversial move. it's a gamble. hunt io unable play until after the league completes its investigation into t alleged assault and even facing at minimum a six-.me suspen this morning, controversy on the gridiron. nfl superstar kareem hunt is getting a second chance. bthe clevelandrowns signing the ac-year-old running who still faces a multigame suspension stemming from an assault incident in the hallway of a cleveland hotel last year. this video obtained by tmz sports shows him shoving a woman who swats at him.s shnocked to the door and finally hunt kicks her before being pulled away. w >> i assaulted and need help. >> reporter: hunt was promptlya ed by the kansas city ie ch. according to the team, he wasn't wonnest with the incident when interviewed by team managemehe. poke to espn after his release. world knowo let the how sorry i am for my actions. >> reporter: currently on the commissioner's exempt list meaning he can't playth pending resultion of the investigation. he also faces a suspension of a

. >> los cleveland browncleveland browns, los detalles al regresar a palco deportivo. >> m(musica(.).olista con los atlÉticos de oakland, la decisiÓn llega a tiempo ya que estaba a cuatro dÍas para reportarse a los entrenamientos de primavera. en mÁs informaciÓn de la nfl, un jugador fue cortado de su equipo por patio a una mujer en un hotel, se espera que la investigaciÓn termine pronto y deba cumplir una corta suspensiÓn para continuar con su carrera. en el baloncesto colegial utah estaba perdiendo y con segundos en el partido, ira de tres y logrÓ la canasta para concretar la remontada y ganar el juego 93 a 92. terminamos el dÍa de hoy con lo que llaman el milagro, el equipo se enfrentÓ a illinois y como puede ver la jugada no saliÓ como estaba planeada, pero tirÓ desde casi media cancha y logrÓ la canasta para ganar el juego y desatar la locura. simplemente hay que tirarle a veces, mÁs adelante en deportes veremos la jornada seis del fÚtbol mexicano, y warriors antes del descanso del juego de las estrellas. >> la iglesia catÓlica mexicana revelÓ que suspendio haciendo 52 sacerdotes

they live in cleveland and have four children and seven grandchildren. i hope i have that right. he joins us today partway hrough his listening tour. of early primary states where he's been speaking on the dignity of work. now for the ground rules. we're on the record, please no live blogging or tweeting. in short, no filing of any kind. while the breakfast is under way. once the session ends, there's no embargo. we will email pictures from this breakfast to all reporters here as soon as the breakfast ends. and as you know, if you'd like to ask a question, just wave at me and i will call on as many of you as time permits. now, senator brown, if you'd like to make brief opening remarks, the floor is yours. mr. brown: thank you. it's an honor to be here. i'm grateful. thank you. last night you saw again at a trump rally another attack on a camera person or a reporter, a bbc -- i don't know if you all saw that. a bbc cameraman was attacked. it's become too par for the course. as you know, this is just -- we all think about -- i talk about this at home a lot. what's ife, about happen

robinson became the first african-american to manage a major league team when he took charge of the cleveland indians... then became the first african-american to manage a national league team when he was hired by the giants in 1981 in 1982, the 14-time all-star was inducted into the major league hall of fame. robinson finished his career with 586 home runs...still good for 10th on the all-time list but most importantly... robinson was a trailblazer regarding race relations in sports and in greater society. no more poignant than the man who he was co-captain with on the mcclymonds basketball team in high school. bill russell- - the first african-american head coach in the nba frank robinson...dead at 83. now to our other top story-- warriors beat the spurs by 40 last night, but all the talk today centers on the postgame events surrounding kevin durant. --the champs ran through san antonio for their 14th win in their last 15 games. --however, a subplot that's been brewing is kevin durant's impending free agency this summer. --it's a topic he doesn't want to talk about, but there have been repo

. >>> the cleveland browns are giving hunt a second chance.e was released by the chiefs in november after the video of him shoving and kicking a woman at a cleveland hotel. the nfl placed hunt on the commissioner's exempt list. the 23-year-old hunt has been undergoing alcohol and anger management counseling. he is working toward being a better man going forward. >>> heisman trophy winning quarterback kai her murray going all in for football. he announced on twitter he will fully commit to playing in the nfl over major league baseball. the qb faced tickets about his small size. he issed main attraction at the scouting combine this month. very intriguing prospect in the april draft. it is a big blow to the oakland a's. he was signed to a $4.5 million contract in august. he will be giving that money back and making big bucks as a first round pick. >>> a massive invasion of polar bears is invading a russian town. they are swarming with dozens of polar bears invading schools and residential areas. parents say they're afraid to accepted their childr

en prisión después que la policía hizo la investigación de varios niños drogados con marihuana en clevelando repartió con los niños el más pequeño tiene 5 años y se dieron a cuenta . >> le conductor de un vehículo tiene acusaciones por videos explicitos en frente de varios estudiantes de primaría . >> él veía y los alumnos bajaban en nueva jersey, el conductor dice que todo es un mal entendido pero aún así tiene cargos criminales . >> quizás le mandaron el mensaje y lo abrió de accidente pero esos cargos se aplican . >> los padres molestos. >> más información . >> muchos conductores se quejan de la racha de robos de llantas en esta área de la bahía . >> algunos pasaron en la ciudad en pantalla . >> las autoridades dicen que no hay aumento en este tipo de incidentes . >> es un ejemplo de rines y que se roban son atractivos de dos colores. >> solo este taller han llegado 4 carros que como a este lo dejaron sostenido sobre rocas . >> al robar llantas y los rines . >> pues un set completo, puede costar hasta 3 mil dólares . >> en los casos de rené se trata de toyota corola . >> son del tamaño 1

he's from cleveland and hunt is going to get his second chance with his browns.old has been undergoing alcohol and anger management counselling since being released. the brown's gm drafted hunt when he worked for the chiefs. he says he's committed to being a better person. >> i just want to let everybody know we have done extensive research in regards to this case. he understands and takes full accountability that he the act he committed. he's remorseful for his actions and working towards being a better man moving forward. >> now hunt himself apologized again for his actions in a statement that read in part, i'm committed to following the necessary steps to learn and to be a better and healthier person from this situation. i also understand the expectations that the browns have clearly laid out and that i have to earn my way back to the nfl. the nfl is still investigatie i case and told cnn sports there's an ongoing investigation and the team understands he is subject to league discipline. hunt will go back on the commissioner's exempt list, which means he can't

this happened in cleveland, ohio. you can see him get on and put down a baby carrier. he stepped off to smoke a cigarette and the train pulled away. other passengers told the authority and the train return to the station so the father and baby could be reunited. >>> today, the residence come learn more about junior dwelling units per they are room rentals within the existing rental. it has a small area for preparing food and a separate entrance pick the units provide homeowners, including senior citizens the income source that helps them stay in there at comes and create affordable housing. there will be a housing expo about these units i'm not a clock until 11:00 a.m. at whistle top.>>> more bald eagles are coming back here to the bay area. there has been a major rebound in the number of the species in the past five years. in the 1960s, a pesticide helped put bald eagles on the endangered species list. now, more bald eagles are spotted. i saw one not too long ago, thanks to conservation efforts. there are more than 370 nesting sites around the state, including 21 righ

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he was named player manager in the cleveland indians. and in his firstt bat he hit a home run. in d.c. he was ae fatherly fig managing the first year of the nationals' existence. his 152 wins and 72 losses wasn a reflection of the team's leadership of region in the nation's capitol. coming up at 5:00, much more on frank robinson, including how he took his firing from the nationals with a smile. >>> we'll see you in just a bit. >>> now to a shaool scuffle t has a principal on leave and parents looking for some answers. video captured in the hall way of charles herbert flowers high school appears to show the principal slapping the trstuden. ee wilkins has been working to get some answers about how all of this went down. >> reporter: prince george's county police are desiring what's in this cellhone video shot inside charles herbert flowers high school yesterday.ac cording to a letter sent to parents, during the school day there was an alter designation, deo of the incident was widely shared on social media. at first glance it appears brown struhe student. prince george's county p

>> good morning from cleveland!y. welcome back to "today." it's monday morning the 11th of february. we're so happy to see you on our plaza or watching at home. >> uh-huh. >> also happy to see so many my "today" plaza messages we've been getting. we want more of them. send us shout-outs by using the #mytodayplaza hashtag. >> a fast moving storm is making its way across the country. it has dropped snow and ice across the west and midwest and now has the east coast in its sights. al is here with what we can expect. good morning. >> we have winter weather advisors, warnin advisories wind chills we have almost 20 much people and flood watches from arkansas to ohio and the virginias. we will be watching that as well. here's what we look for. trav travel impacts for today. roads, i-80, omaha. i-64, kansas bullet more and i-65, chicago to memphis. for tomorrow it moves to the east, chicago, detroit, cleveland, boston, philadelphia, all major impacts. the roads, i-75 chicago to new york and i-80 chicago to new york and i-90

robinson became the first african-american to manage a major league team when he took charge of the cleveland indians... then became the first african- american to manage a national league team when he was hired by the giants in 1981 in 1982, the 14-time all-star was inducted into the major league hall of fame. robinson finished his career with 586 home runs...still good for 10th on the all-time list but most importantly... robinson was a trailblazer regarding race relations in sports and in greater society. his legacy no more poignant than the man who he was co-captain with on the mcclymonds basketball team in high school. bill russell- - the first african-american head coach in the nba hall of famer and bay area icon frank robinson... dead at the age of 83 (vicki) and we will (vicki) and we will have more on our breaking news... lanes of the richmond san rafael bridge are shut down.... after pieces of concrete fell from the upper deck. all westbound lanes are closed... and only one lane eastbound is open. we'll have more in a few minutes. (grant) apple has released an iphone update to fix a

i took his word and i moved on to cleveland, mississippi. had to go to the hospital, down to jackson. i didn't know what steps to take. i have nine children and i'm working to take care of them. >> this is mrs. millburn, 32 years of age. she lives on a plantation. r 11 years. she has eight children. they do not attend school reveille because of food and money. at the end of last year, she only received $123. >> at 17 years old, i picked 300 pounds per day. >> i pick 100 pounds per day. >> i am 14 years old. i can take about 200 day. >> this is a great grandmother of the children here. she receives a small social security check each month and she must support their mothers earnings. >> i had to help her, so i quit school so that i could help her. ♪ >> i had a daughter sitting on a chair. a girl was badly shot up in the had to go to the hospital. they suffered very much. we went to see them and they were very much in pain, they had to be rushed to another hospital in jackson. this is the result, after i had registered. >> i was working on the

frank robinson later became the first black manager in the leagues when he joined the cleveland indians in front of goal, unerring accuracy one of the many tools in his armoury. just take a look at this video he posted on instagram. here he is doing keepie—uppies, butjust keep your eye on the can on top of the tyre. bam! who knows how many takes he had! if you are a liverpool fan, just one, but to anyone else it was 554. here we see it again, there one minute, gone the next. fantastic from him. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me marc edwards and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. the weather has taken a bit of a turn to something a lot more unsettled to end the week. something we haven't seen in quite awhile, pretty deep areas of low pressure bringing gales and spells of heavy rain. and friday is looking very unsettled with a deep area of low pressure to bring widespread gales and quite heavy rain. now, this is actually a deep low that's been named storm erik by met eireann because it will likely bring disruptive

--embattled running back kareem hunt...has signed a one- year deal with the cleveland browns.--this comes months after video surfaced of the former kansas city back shoving and kicking woman at a cleveland hotel. --there were no criminal charges or arrests, however, the chiefs released him immediately. ---he is currently not eligible to play, while the nfl completes its investigation of the incident. finally tonight, the pebble beach pro-am coming to an end this morning after yesterday's round was cut short because of weather conditions. no drama here... as phil mickelson finished off a 7-under 65 to win the pro-am and match the tournament record with his fifth victory. lefty had a three-shot lead over paul casey with two holes to play when it was too dark too finish sunday night because of delays from rain and a hail storm. mickelson's five titles at pebble tie mark o'meara for the most ever at the event ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. vis

robinson became the first african-american to manage a major league team when he took charge of the cleveland... then the first african-american to manage a national league team when he was hired by the giants in 1981 in 1982, the 14-time all- star was inducted into the major league hall of fame. robinson finished his career with 586 home runs...still good for 10th on the all-time list. when he bought a babe ruth baseball card. he said he recently got it at a collectibles store for two dollars. the store owner believed the card was fake. but dale ball had the card checked by an antique expert, who believes it's the real deal. one expert put its value between 20-thousand and 30-thousand dollars. but ball believes it's a rare card made in 19-21 and wants to start the bidding at two- million dollars. he also says he won't forget the man who sold it to him. the card is yet to be authenticated - so it's still an open question whether it's real or not. a video of an inspirational junior high school wrestling match .... has gained tens of thousands of views... since it was posted just two- days ago.

. ♪ ♪ cheryl: the cleveland browns created controversy on monday.he details. >> just three months ago running back kareem hunt was released by the kansas city chiefs after a video published by tmz sports shows the second year football running back shoving, kicking a woman back in february. while no charges have been filed and hunt was not arrested, the nfl's leading rusher from 2017 as a rookie signs a one year contract with his hometown cleveland browns. who in a statement said we fully understand, respect the complexitcomplexity and questiod issues in signing a player with kareem's history and do not condone his actions. we believe he deserves a second chance. it was a record-setting night in the nba monday. the new york knicks lost their 17th straighter. russell westbrook of the oklahoma city thunder broke will chamberlain's record, recording a ten tenth straight triple dou. they beat portland by ninth. phil mickelson completed his play on monday day. first win on american soil for phil in six years. his grandfather worked at pebble beach when it