cleveland police is in crisis.local people in hartlepool have taken to patrolling their own streets, furious with the lack of police protection. today one of the men we met that night told me little has improved over the past 12 months. people are reporting crimes but nobody comes out. i mean, it is notjust petty crimes. it is serious crimes. and the police don't come out. not because they don't want to, but because they don't have the numbers. cleveland police will now receive support from outside agencies, as well as being closely monitored, but what is clear is they have much to do to rebuild trust among their exasperated communities. michael buchanan, bbc news, middlesbrough. cleveland police is based in the north east of england and covers the four local policing areas of hartlepool, middlesbrough, redcar, and cleveland and stockton—on—tees. it's made up of 1,198 police officers, which is a drop in the force's employee numbers of 36% since 2010. the force serves a population of 566,200 and the area has seen an

cleveland police is in crisis.ave taken to patrolling their own streets, furious with the lack of police protection. today one of the men we met that night told me little has improved over the past 12 months. people are reporting crime is a nobody comes out. i mean, it is not just petty crimes. it is serious crimes. and the police don't come out. not because i don't want to, but because they don't have the numbers. cleveland police will now receive support from outside agencies, as well as being closely monitored, but what is clear is they have much to do to rebuild trust among their exasperated communities. michael buchanan, bbc news, middlesbrough. sir lenny henry is among more than a0 broadcasters and journalists who've signed an open letter to the bbc urging it to reverse its ruling concerning the breakfast television presenter naga munchetty following comments about president trump. she was found to have been in breach of editorial guidelines for speaking out on air about remarks he'd made, which were widely c

great job by our entire crew in cleveland. our producer, aaron stoikof.roadcast associate sam younger, technical producer carla echols, marty aronoff crunching the numbers. j.p. morosi downstairs and john adams banging the drum throughout the evening out in left center field. i think john has received more air time tonight than anybody. >> a.j.: trying to keep up with j.p. in the indians' dugout. >> kenny: j.p. and j.a. >> a.j.: indians have a huge series this weekend with the phillies. we showed their schedule. we showed the replacements. bieber, plesac, plutko, the series that could well determine their postseason fate, and you would have taken a lot of money if you said those three guys would be starting meaningful games in september for the indians. >> kenny: terry francona told us before the game, talking about some of those pitchers you just mentioned, he said they saved us. >> a.j.: not only did they save them, they've given them the ability to trade trevor bauer and get yasiel puig and franmil reyes. if they didn't have them ready to go you can't

cleveland police is in crisis.rolling their own streets, furious with the lack of police protection. today one of the men we met that night told me little has improved over the past 12 months. people are reporting crimes but nobody comes out. i mean, it is notjust petty crimes. it is serious crimes. and the police don't come out. not because they don't want to, but because they don't have the numbers. cleveland police will now receive support from outside agencies, as well as being closely monitored, but what is clear is they have much to do to rebuild trust among their exasperated communities. michael buchanan, bbc news, middlesbrough. julia breen is a columnist and deputy chief reporter at the northern echo. shejoins me now from darlington. thank you for speaking to us. we are hearing a lot about the failures. what does that mean for the stories you have been covering? on the streets. cleveland is not meeting their demand. it has got money in their demand. it has got money in the coffers, but it is not policing t

you have got to bear in mind, in cleveland it is not just about the got to bear in mind, in clevelanding for so, yes, county in terms of its funding waiting forso, yes, i meant county in terms of its funding waiting for so, yes, i meant the boys to work much harder and do much better and i will be redundant not. it also, i think we also need to work at the cleveland area... under the leadership of the cleveland police and crime commissioner, you, thatis police and crime commissioner, you, that is the tees meier talking, we have had journalist phones being hacked, we have had accusations of institutional racism, millions of pounds without compensation paid out and more chief constables than i have hot dinners, says the mayor. how can you really think that you have the confidence of people in clevela nd have the confidence of people in cleveland to be the person to oversee a change in the performance of the porsche? well, in terms of some of those historical issues that you have referred to, i had taken action around the surveillance issue. i took an in—depth scrutiny of the force when

cleveland police they are a joke, quite simply they arejoke. cleveland police is in crisis.d that local people in hartlepool had taken to patrolling their own streets, furious at the lack of police protection. today, one of the men we met that night told me that little has improved over the past 12 months. people are reporting crimes and nobody comes out. it's notjust petty crimes, sometimes serious crimes, and the police don't come out not because they don't want to, because they haven't got the manpower. cleveland police will now receive support from outside agencies, as well as being closely monitored, but what's clear is they have much to do to rebuild trust among their exasperated communities. michael buchanan, bbc news, middlesbrough. sir lenny henry is among more than a0 broadcasters and journalists who've signed an open letter to the bbc, urging it to reverse a ruling concerning the breakfast television presenter naga munchetty. she'd been found to have breached editorial guidelines over comments concerning president trump. he'd written a controversial tweet about fo

cleveland police is in crisis.revealed that local people in hartlepool have taken to patrolling their own streets, furious at the lack of police protection. today, one of the men we met that night, told me little has improved over the past 12 months. people are reporting crimes and erviti comes out stop i mean, they arejust erviti comes out stop i mean, they are just petty crimes —— and nobly comes out. and the police don't come out. not because they don't want to, but because they don't have the manpower. cleveland police will now receive support from outside agencies, as well as being closely monitored. a crucial task will be to rebuild trust among their exasperated communities. michael buchanan, bbc news, cleveland. sir lenny henry is among more than a0 broadcasters and journalists, who've signed an open letter to the bbc, urging it to reverse a ruling, concerning the breakfast television presenter, naga munchetty. she'd been found to have breached editorial guidelines, over comments concerning president trump.

, sad gifts and memes one person posting this gift with the comment cleveland browns doing clevelandthings, another person writing, it's just one -- it's just one week, nothing to worry about. week one, really, we have a long season to go. >> 15 more games to go, they can turn it around. heather: unless they pay -- face the panthers and then they will lose. carley: showing your pride. heather: always, time now half past half of the hour, almost, duo reportedly teaming up with hillary clinton on campaign strategy but should she really take advice from somebody who lost, panel will debate that up next and then actress chrisy alley calling out trump blacklisting of trump supporters, how alli is defending herself. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va home loan for veterans it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your home's value. the newday va loan lets you refinance your mortgages, consolidate your credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments over $600 a month. call today. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran

cleveland police is in crisis.in hartlepool had taken to patrolling their own streets, furious at the lack of police protection. today, one of the men we met that night told me that little has improved over the past 12 months. people are reporting crimes and nobody comes out. it's not just petty crimes, sometimes serious crimes, and the police don't come out not because they don't want to, because they haven't got the manpower. cleveland police will now receive support from outside agencies, as well as being closely monitored, but what's clear is they have much to do to rebuild trust among their exasperated communities. michael buchanan, bbc news, middlesbrough. half a million schoolchildren, university students and adults marched through the canadian city of montreal on friday, in another climate strike inspired by the swedish activist, greta thunberg. the city centre was turned into a sea of demonstrators and placards — organisers said it was quebec's largest ever gathering. earlier, ms thunberg had met the canad

cleveland police simply does not understand the demand that is coming into the organisation.perly, and it is not understanding the vulnerability of some of the people that call for this service. that creates risk to the public. the inspection found inappropriate behaviour by senior leaders, lack of strategic direction, and no coherent financial plans. you've got to bear in mind in cleveland it is notjust about the performance of the force, as important as that is, but all of the other public services are also struggling, and that puts additional pressures on the police. but it has lost 500 officers since 2010, and had six chief constables in almost as many years. the latest only in post for a matter of months. frontline staff work extremely hard in cleveland police, i see it, i patrol as much as any chief constable does, and i see how hard they work to protect our members of the public. but our staff members have not been well served by senior leadership in this force, providing a direction of what is required and being clear about what is required, and a performance regime b

that will do it. 15th shutout for the cleveland indians. they win their 90th game of the season and fall into a tie for the second wild card in the american league as karinchak celebrates. indians win it 7-0. four pitchers combined for the shutout, tigers had 11 base runners and could not score. reyes with his 35th home run. lindor with three hits. puig, his eighth and ninth base hit of the series. the indians with their 17th straight over the detroit tigers. first time that has been done in major league baseball since 1962. >> a.j.: another ho-hum win for the indians, shutout by their pitching staff, in a tie with tampa bay for the second wild card, it's going to be a fun ending to the season with those three teams but the indians do it to the tigers once again. 17 times in a row. led by francisco lindor and the top of their lineup. adding afranmil reyes. a nice win for the cleveland indians. >> kenny: 18-1 against detroit this season. >> a.j.: if they do get into the playoffs they should send a share to the detroit tigers. >> kenny: franc

we get to cleveland, and there were a couple of events. there were union leaders supporting trump-vence. we went to a diner. then, we went over to a fundraiser in youngstown. then, we got in the car for the last event of the day. the event was the mahoning county fair. when we had landed in cleveland earlier that day, we were the fourth plane to land, there were three other planes, mike pence, hillary clinton, and tim kaine. everybody was in ohio that day. the second most saturated state ads.dds -- in the thank you for being saturated, because it prevented them from going to michigan or wisconsin. do that again. we knew they were there. know,mr. trump, you -- i said to mr. trump, you know, they just sent him for their first joint interview for abc news with david mayor. -- david muir. we asked if you're available, let's do it. we go to the mahoning county , kenfield county fair, that's what it was. is beingd, david muir driven down, abc is setting up, i have a picture of it. a gorgeous backdrop, the rolling hills and the two chairs, david

we are headed to cleveland first." we are going to go to cleveland, been young stem, then mahoning ,-- which is youngstown then fly back. we were going to meet up governor pence, who was flying to cleveland, as well. we get on the plane, and mr. trump says, "why don't we do that?" we look up at the tv on the plane, and hillary clinton had invited the press onto her campaign plane for the first time that day, labor day. i said, "have the press on our plane? it is not outfitted for that. it is your private plane. you have secret service. usually, we are all full." "yeah, but they should," and i said, "they are in the plane behind us." i said, "stephanie grisham is with them." it is nor white house communications director. house is now the white munication director. he said, "they should be on here. you know, there is a 21 minute flight between cleveland and youngstown, why don't we invite them all then?" "all right, let's do it." i said, "i don't want to lose my job." he said, "that wasn't my goal either today, on labor

front line staff work extremely hard in cleveland police.stable does and i see how they work to protect our numbers of the public. but our staff members have not been well served by senior leadership in this force, providing a direction of what is required and being clear about what is required and a performance regime being set up to hold people to account. a force described by some as broken, one inspectors say needs critical improvement and fast. angus crawford, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime... downing street is accused by former cabinet minister amber rudd of using aggressive language that incites violence, but borisjohnson denies his words are divisive. and coming up... at the world athletics championships in qatar, the heat and humidity mean the marathon will be have to be run at midnight. coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, we will have the latest from japan. it's a rest day at the rugby world cup, but wales have named an unchanged 15 to face australia over the weekend. 22 years after his mother's iconi

loved sports, loved the cleveland browns and the cleveland cavs, michael jordan.i grew up in a cool sports era and very much my family, my brother was a couple years older than me and i got along with everybody. i was in study hall next to someone who didn't place for 2 is in the speech club. it was a great time. i went to catholic high school. and it really shaped me, the sports aspect and the coaches and teachers who were making a lot less than public school teachers, i tell story about my coaches, a good athlete and being late for one of the games and the bus was waiting for me and i was late and rules don't apply. coach guillen, the letter director and basketball coach, set me on the bench for the first half, you will be disciplined. you are part of the team, these people rely on you and the buses waiting for you so it was like that is the kind of very working class catholic school where a lot of people worked at general motors or delphi or one of the factories and pay for the kids tuition when tuition was cheaper. a very working class neighborhood. i come fro

remarkable achievement for him in his new colours of the clevela nd him in his new colours of the clevelandfore we go, some team news for champions league matches tonight. liverpool make three changes for their game. roberto firmino will make his 200th appearance for the club. james henderson —— henderson and milner also appear. you can keep across those games across the bbc sport website. commentary is on radio five live. that is it from us here on sportsday. thanks for watching. we will see you again soon. it is estimated that the number of rough sleepers has doubled since 2010. in one night last year, 4000 people spent the night on the streets. next year, the united nations will hold its first debate on the issue. jane mcgovern has been speaking to people in one shelter in central london. this place is a sanctuary in inner city london for people like mick, who's been homeless for half of his life. 26 years. 26 years! oh, you couldn't do it! at 19, jade is new to this. she's on the streets after leaving care. do you feel like you've got anybody in your corner? not really. the state, as he

a crisp grover cleveland >> jimmy: a crisp grover cleveland [ laughter ] you don't even fold them >> >> jimmy: you make pockets longer so that you don't have to fold your money >> right, keep it -- >> jimmy: flat >> in a sleeve, a plastic sleeve and i pop it out, snap it, grover cleveland and they're like first of all is this real [ light laughter ] and like we can't cash this. >> jimmy: there's nothing we can do yeah >> i'm, like, can i take it though because all i have are thousands. >> jimmy: yeah do they let you have the milk? >> usually >> jimmy: yeah i've listened to some of your interviews and they're fantastic. i'm just going to ask you has there ever been an interview that's gone wrong? >> there has two words. kylie minogue. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, that's unfortunate. >> i mean, you've been in that situation before you never want to meet your heroes [ light laughter ] boy, kylie and i from the moment she came into the studio, we just looked at each other and it was on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's terrible. i mean, kylie minogue? >> she just bit me right in the ass

on the southern shore of lake eddy one of america's great lakes mines cleveland being so far north close to the canadian border it is also one of the called the cities in the united states. cleveland has a reputation as a center for medical research at tracking specialists from across the world including jordanian cardiologist dr mohammed has seen. a lot of undefined and stumbled in no chill out the clear up that in yemen our best so artemov year at the monitor going to learn. a lot of theater. and of course see how. but if there are blue flares of the year then mr manager at this western or charlotte daniel here is the i.d.f. one of the most horrid film just him. will cast a hit at that i bought it. kawai if i lift your amily afghan attire to scare mina one of them in homely who is a very general pearson who can. be mia and already can't you has a lot can be electric in store and she has the vulcan of the lowest possible south consortium model for one more living alone general pearson in germany limited solitude bought or condemn a taffy. tab at a very limited kiya or am at a clip clip

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the cleveland browns, and the cleveland cavs and then michael jordan and i grow up in a really cool likesports era. i was very much into sports. very much my family and my brother was a couple of years older than me. and he played. i got so long with everybody. i would be in study hall next to me who didn't play sports and they were in speech club. and we would get in trouble. it was a great time. i went to a catholic high school. warren john f. kennedy. really shaped me. the sports aspect of my coaches but also the teachers there who are making a lot less than public school teachers, i tell stories all of the time about my coaches were good athlete. i remember it being for one of the games. and the bus was waiting for me. i was late. not a star of the team and rules don't apply. remember the coach who was the athletic director got me in the bench for the first half. they sent me there. they told me you will be disciplined. you know part of the team and these people are relying on you the whole bus was waiting on you. that was the kind of education i got. it was a very working-class cath

cleveland police has become the first force in england and wales to be rated in adequate across all areas of performance. pressure is growing on the bbc to overturn its ruling on comments made by breakfast‘s naga munchetty about racism and president trump. and a mother has admitted murdering her two teenage sons in sheffield and plotting to murder four more of her own children. and 22 years on, prince harry walks and his mother's footsteps as he visits a minefield in angola. ina in a moment there will be time for sportsday, but first let's look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at 7pm, we will be speaking to the cleveland police federation to discover why the force there appears to be failing, that is according to the police watchdog. and at 7:20 pm, as saudi arabia opens its doors to international tourists for the first time as part ofa tourists for the first time as part of a push to cut its economic dependence on oil, we will take a look at the chances of that are succeeding. at 8:30pm, the conker tree has been put on the official extinction list. we will examine why

and i think cleveland and the rest of my using the land of the call you. and although i had them on my bob. and the night early on but i don't like a will for me because even though most of my lot to be could be a few surely out to be a. problem with loss of my. doctor has yet he and doctor and well that is the iraqi author p.d.f. surgeon working in australia have much in common both travelled far from the middle east to build a new life helping other. lawyers. to tell me more i'm tempted. smaller to do which is to have a small incision you generally see it. and then from there we're going to put the fine both in their own ways have been very successful but just as relevant is the fact that they remain deeply rooted to their add up heritage their backgrounds have shaped both surgeons as they into space and slides with great skill and compassion their work continues today. 0 world needs to learn to be migrants who left the middle east and built exceptional lives over seeds. weaving into the fabric of society of their adoptive countries. finding success in g

commission cleveland? >> present. chief of department? >> here. item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction and does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. the lack of a response by the commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. >> at this particular point, is there any member of the public that wishes to give public comment? public comment? >> good evening, commissioners and chief. i'm denise louie. i live on mount davidson at the edge of glen canyon park. i would have photos that i took in 2014, and a few months ago, in june, showing the difference between the tree tops in glen canyon as green five years ago, but now those same tree tops are browning. glen canyon is 70 acres in the heart o

cleveland police has become the first force in england and wales to be rated inadequate across all areas of performance. pressure is growing on the bbc to overturn its ruling on comments made by breakfast‘s naga munchetty — about racism and president trump. now on bbc news, a look ahead to sportsday at 6:30pm tonight... really busy sportsday coming up later. we will be speaking to our correspondents live from qatar on the first day of the world athletics championships. it is so late in the calendar because of the searing summer temperatures, but it is still very, very warm in the gulf state. we have had the heats for the men's 100 metres. zharnel hughes is one of three british men through to the semifinals tomorrow. usa's christian coleman was the only man to dip under ten seconds. we will also have the latest from japan and the rugby world cup. lots of team news from the home nations. wales have got australia on sunday. we've got boxing, women's football too, and cycling. that is all coming up on sports day at 6:30 with me 0llie foster. but now on bbc news, it's time for the film review

the picket line , like i have after the strike happened, and i went from youngstown, to parma, to cleveland in northwest ohio, to detroit, and then to flint, the stories you will hear are people literally driving two hours to get to work and driving two hours home because their family was in cleveland or somewhere a couple hours away and they didn't want to move the kids out of school and the mom or the dad had a decent job. i just want people to know -- they are making $30 an hour -- the level of sacrifice many of these workers are making for their families. is threetoledo, which and a half hours from youngstown. i met more youngstown people in toledo than at the youngstown plant because they got transferred and their families are all back home. i have sympathy for the ones who have young kids. i have a 16-year-old 15-year-old , and 5-year-old, heartbreaking to be away from them. but for them to think i have to do six more years in toledo, ohio and drive back after working five or six, 12 hour shifts to make ends meet is a level of anxiety these families are going through. those are the be

the evening started for the washington nationals eliminating the cleveland indians. so this game, a postseason spot for the a's before they heat it up at the mariners. so it was up to mike fires here to help the a's win in seattle. the 3rd inning, mariners kept finding holes. austin nola broke a one-all tie. then in the 9th, tied at three, liam hendriks on the mound, that's the closer.of he's lost 4-3 but they're in the postseason for the fifth time in the last eight. and that's why they celebrate. they and tampa have identical 96 and 64 records with two games left. >>> giants center fielder kevin pillar was given the 2019 inspirational team. the palo alto product went far in the 2nd off johnny cueto. >>> switching to college football, that's the cal quarterback, 4.5 home point favorites to beat arizona state. but this saturday second quarter. chases out, scrambles, and slammed on his throwing shoulder. did not return. cal 15th ranked, unbeaten, couldn't get going without him. fourth quarter, benjamin punch today in for the sun devils. cal lost their first game of th

beating the indians in cleveland, coming from behind with this monster jack by harp er.won this one 9-4. and the red sox on the other hand were no help whatsoever for the a's, nate lowell hit a walk-off homer in the bottom of the 11th with o one to give the rays in the sweet retro unis win 5-4 over the red sox. so the a's maintain a two-game lead in the first wild card spotty and they have a three game advantage over cleveland. the indians are now one game out of the wild card spots. this race is really, really tight. >>> oh, boy, stanford football, it's just a mess right now. oregon, came to stanford stadium and herbert threw three touchdown passes and 259 areas. a 21-6 win for the ducks. third straight loss for the cardinal. it's the worse stafrt since 2007. and in a major upset, san jose state beat arkansas on the road, 31-24. it's the first time that the spartans get a win against the power 5 team since beating stanford. and we -- the team will induct and we -- the team will induct t.o. at halftime.e situation? she's been searching for hours. she's suffering from sea

. >>> a wild day in the nfl capped off in cleveland with a nail balt er biter. down to this play. >> fourth down here's your ball game. and the pass is picked off in the end zone >> the rams' defense coming through, making that crucial stop on to beat the bounce the first sunday night football game in cleveland since 2008 a pretty sluggish start. in the third quarter goff finally found cupp in the end zone the browns add baker mayfield. it was not enough, though. >> in tampa, the darrell jones era has begun for the giants and got off to a heck of a start with new york trailing the bucks 1 18 points at the half. the game is on the line, jones scrambling in for the game-winning touchdown untouched. what a debut the giants win the game 32-31. all right now. the duel between the two best quarterbacks in the league really lived up to the hype. the ravens and chiefs put on quite a show lamar jackson is having a breakout season, put up 267 yards and ran one in for a touchdown. look at that circle spin and he's in. still not enough, though there's a reason why patrick m

attorney in cleveland. he told us some of this was seized by the d.e.a. the rest was found in the mail by u.s. postal service inspectors. >> justin herdman: this is essentially enough fentanyl and carfentanyl to kill every man, woman and child in the city of cleveland. >> pelley: just this? >> herdman: just this. >> pelley: carfentanyl is a derivative used by veterinarians to tranquilize elephants. >> herdman: carfentanyl is another 100 times more potent than fentanyl. here, you've got 300 grams of powder that could deliver a fatal dose to 150,000 people. here, you've got only five grams of powder which could deliver a fatal dose to over 250,000 people. >> pelley: so if you touch this stuff, it could kill you? >> herdman: yeah >> pelley: just touch it? >> herdman: there's a reason we have a medic standing by, scott, and that's because an overdose is-- unfortunately, it's something that we have to be prepared for, even-- even dealing with it in an evidence bag. >> pelley: herdman showed us pills that look like prescription opioids, but are dangerous counte

at cleveland, 4000 men are constructing the largest -- in the world for the state's largest city.he wright brothers developed the first successful airplane, the work program is building for the city its first commercial airport. when completed, it will be one of the finest on the transcontinental air route. pollution of water supplies by seepage from abandoned coal mines is a public health problem discovered by scientific feeling of the event its task -- abandoned task. this has been prepared by the works program and a modern dairy farm has been constructed, which comes from milk. other institutional products in ohio are the rebuilding of a wing of an old people's home after instruction by fire and the construction of a one half allion -- of half-million dollar tuberculosis institute in toledo. this has drafted all resources of government in an effort to eliminate the perils of life. a large partrs did of the cleaning up after the sting of 1936. and the program is being carried forward by the construction of 56 flood control dams and 56 levees and retaining walls. the planting of

[laughter] i know you love the patriots. >> great love and admiration for the city of cleveland.on browns fans about buying plane tickets to south florida. gerry: unbelievable -- >> the browns are going to be very improved, i think, but whether or not they are actual a super bowl team, there's incredible money on this. they're the most bet-upon team in las vegas. i don't know if it's going to work out that way. gerry: jason, thank you very much, indeed. my thanks to jason. now just ahead, i remembering one of the most infamous days in american history and why it's time to end an important chapter related to that day. stay with us. ♪ vision loss is not something that you feel until it happens. most people lose their vision from diseases like macular degeneration and glaucoma. not at birth. with macular degeneration. you lose your central vision. you have a blind spot right in the center of your face. so i can't actually see your face. so even a little circle in which i could see became a big blur. i was 65 when i first was diagnosed with glaucoma. there were no symptoms. i had no

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until next play, the cleveland browns -- they'll next play the cleveland browns in two weeks on monday night football. >>> football fans in l. a. are looking forward to next season for the opening of the new home in the rams and the chargers. reporter robert greg has a lock at the most expensive stadium ever built. >> so the stadium is still under construction, but it has already hit paydirt. the terms of the naming rights deal have not been released. sources say the 20-year pact is the most expensive in nfl history. so by ceo anthony noto was an executive that post the nfl and twitter, he can help become a household name. >> to build awareness of our brand naturally and to leverage this a donnic destination that is being built @ and the association that we'll have with the iconic brand to a national football league, the rams and chargers as well as all the other events that will capture national attention that will unfold over the next few decades. >> the stadium is slated to host the superbowl, the college football championship and the summer olympics over the next decade. so a digit

rams heading into cleveland. they've got things going now, will take on the browns., let's get right into the cooking, man. >> cleveland, midwest. >> tailgating in cleveland. >> bratwursts, if you go to the midwest, all about the bratwurst. i like a little spice in my life anybody that knows me, we're making a homemade spicy sauerkraut i'm taking a shortcut. we have some caramelized onions going right there, get the nice sweetness out of there, and you're going to add some store bought sauerkraut, dump that in bought sauerkraut, dump that there like so. >> what kind of spices you got in there salt, caraway seeds, salt, paprika, cayenne pepper. toss that in there like that go ahead, and give that a stir for me, sir. >> i will do that. >> so this is elevating the sauerkraut right here. >> from store bought to the nice spicy delicious sauerkraut and what goes with a sauerkraut and bratwurst. >> i don't know. >> beer. >> so you hit that with some beer right there, nice brown ale, really really tasty, and you braise that down, let that go to about a half reduced by volume

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