speaking of youngquarterbacks, 7-8-1 a year ago for the cleveland browns, they get o'dell ec, jr. and the qu whoopty hell, all right. bu athe end of the day we better be a team. >> they better be a good teamor he might already be in the hot s make.at's the throw we saw rosen saw baker mayfield made a comment, and he said that he felt likene ev was against the clevelando brwns. i was really stunned to hear him say that because i've been waiting a stng time as of america has for the cleveland browns to become relevant again. and he has brought -- baker mayfield has brought a mo tremendout of go exgteci to have a heck of a year. they've been awfully strong lasn yearng five of their last seven. >> gaskin looks pretty good. ran thugh a couple tackles. a miout who it isriung se m the break and present it to you when we come back. >>here have b bo moments in history. iee namath in the super ball iii win, jac smith, the dpped pass in the end zone. ryr celebrate. montana taylorment steveyo ung with the 6 touchdown passes. john elway in his final game. colts win and drew brees after that gu

now i am a cleveland browns fan. why not? thanks. 44 minutes after the hour.a police officers discover they are not just brothers in blue but they are brothers by blood. >> they tell their incredible story firsthand. >> first let's check in with steve doocy. >> they are both police officers. coming up on "fox and friends," donald trump junior, we will talk about reaction to his father going to el paso and dayton and jason chaffetz talking about how some legislation could be moving through congress regarding red flag laws. a busy 3 hours. you realize today is purple heart day and one hero, an american hero will win a custom 2019 jeep gladiator on "fox and friends". we talked about it a couple months ago and they figured out who the big winner is, he will join us live. we have a busy 3 hours kicking off 14 minutes from now on the channel folks trust. jillian: it will be a great segment. we are coming right back. travelm meets every saturday. but now...it's thursday. good thing they discovered gain flings with oxi boost and febreze odor remover. gain flings. seri

count for anything, but rookie receiver damon sheehy guiseppi scored a monster touchdown in the cleveland browns preseason opener. while the play was impressive, his story is inspiring. >> damon sheehy guiseppi takes it all the way for a cleveland touchdown. >> reporter: this morning cleveland browns rookie damon sheehy guiseppi is riding high from his first nfl touchdown. >> i don't know the emotion i had when i was running. i was so excited once i got to the end zone. >> reporter: watch as the wide receiver returns a punt 86 yards taking it all the way to the end zone. >> he's across midfield. still going. >> reporter: his teammates pile on in celebration. >> i don't know what i was thinking besides trying to breathe. >> reporter: the browns prospect has come a long way. just four months ago he was broke, sleeping outside the team facility waiting for the try outs, even though he wasn't invited. >> when i got there the guy told me alonso is who you need to know. he's in charge of the try outs. >> reporter: the former junior college returner lied to get on the field. then he proved he belonged

they would battle the cleveland browns in the nfl's first nationally televised exhibition match up. kpix carried it. sportscaster barry tom kins worked per pix at the time. on hand, the team's number one draft pick, ted follick. >> i'm looking forward to giving it a try and seeing what it's all about. >> you're playing against the best and in the league of the best. >> it was still a mom and pop shop then. it wasn't anything like it is now. >> reporter: the team plated at kiesar stadium at the corner of golden gate park. >> you could get in for nothing. if you were a kid and brought christopher milk, there was a tag on the christopher milk carton that got you in free. >> reporter: it was also a step on to astro turf. >> we did mind falling on the astro turf because it would give you burns and it would last for a whole season. >> it was a pigsty, but it was our pigsty. >> reporter: 49ers' archivist loves the -- >> it was definitely old school. >> reporter: old school with no heat. >> the old mark twain line is absolutely true of the coolest winter i ever spent was a summer in san fra

week five they take on the cleveland browns monday night football. a lot of people predict some good things for the browns. let's hope not. another test for the niners in week 10. that is another monday night game. the seattle seahawks come to levi. the mid-november game will be here against the green bay packers and aaron rodgers. in week 15 the niners will take on the falcons. kyle shanahan's whole team. if you are going to any of the games the season we do have you covered. check out kpix.com stadium god. it has information on the rules and how to get to the games quickly which is very important. we certainly had warmer evenings for preseason football. i have to tell you it is pretty toasty on the field. >>> i am looking over my shoulder and seeing your beautiful set up. in the sunshine. you have to come hang out in the shade. this is section 130 in the shade. we have a breeze working its way from north to south to the stadium. players getting ready. on the field. a couple hours away from kickoff. the weather is pleasant. then you get in the sunsh

what cleveland browns baker mayfield did, coming up right here.looking to extend yesterday's rally after yesterday's market route on the news of course that china was devaluing its currency and the u.s. called it out as a currency manipulator. beijing and washington still in the trade stalemate with china digging in for a drawn out fight. this comes as new day a take from the treasury department shows the u.s. collected $63 billion so far in tariffs since june of last year. joining me right now, world bank group president david malpass to talk more about all of that. it's great to see you this morning. thanks so much for being here. >> hi, maria. good to be on. maria: how should we view what's going on with china? we know that now the chinese are trying to limit the declines by keeping that seven level in the yuan. but the president and treasury has called them out as the currency manipulator. what should viewers understand? >> i'm not involved in the fx policies at this point but what i can observe is that china has slowed some and the statements

cleveland browns, look at this. returning a punt 86 yards for a touchdown.ster after checking into a tryout claiming he was special even though he wasn't invited. go, go, go. come on. i went all the way. rob: he snuck into the tryouts. that's a story. next the bad. new study says coffee could give you a my grain. the more caffeine the risk of having a headache. one or two cups shouldn't have an impact. indicate duchess kate tried to get her to wave to the crowd. she is adorable. the whole family is. >> have you got to go. see you later. ♪ ♪ ♪ brian: a husband and wife team that simply worked. pete: they have a bunch of five, top 15 national hits. ainsley: fox square. thompson square. here is some of their music. happy friday. pete: brought it you by sandals. dave's famous

a man scoring that touchdown for the cleveland browns. there he goes. that's damon sheehy guiseppi, his first game in the nfl. a preseason match-up against washington. just a few months ago guiseppi was sleeping outside a gym trying to talk his way into a tryout with the browns. this is what happened. in his first play last night, all his teammates super excited for him. incredible stuff. >> wow, that's incredible. let's get back out to the treat struck a truck and see if any cones are left. >> treats are bars. there's 300 l tll 8:00 p.m. when the music is going for the another hour. we'll be here for that entire time. >> you asked if we'll bring some to the studio. we have one. you will split it. that's what we have to do. >> listen, it's better than nothing. >> we'll cut it up in fours. >> look, i haven't had one either. we'll split it in threes. this one here has had a few. >> i've had one. i've only had one. but my daughter's coming down. i'm going to save one for her.i >> it's been nice. you mentioned your daughter. your daughter i believe and my s

the quarterback for the cleveland browns, trying out for the quarterback, baker mayfield.amp, they were told to get off the field, quarterback stayed around after hours, baker mayfield apco points in the nfl needs more of this. really touching moment with that fan really great stuff, i always hang out after the show and sign things. as one of the heroes. the signing i was not. i was waiting in the car. >> donna: 11-year-old boy wanted to do something to help his community heal, so he went to his mom and said i have a wonderful idea. this little guy came up with a el paso challenge, encouraging people to give back. rose and her son, have gone out to find 21 ways to do things to help people in their community. like mow the lawn, visit a nursing home, pay for someone's lunch or dinner, simply telling someone how great they are. i just want to say, you got a great -- this guy is trying to pay for with acts of kindness i just want to say to you, greg, time for you soon. >> greg: make me some gumbo. will he be in the gumbo? >> donna: and dan, i just want you to protect me when i

the league's 100th season between the packers and the bears with actual buzz around my beloved cleveland brownso better to promote the milestone than one of the most beloved women in america. >> you know that's the thing about kicking off the nfl's 100th season. i don't think there's anybody out there who can possibly put that into words. >> i can! >> betty white? >> 100 years of nfl history, the packers and the bears. there's only one thing more bad [ bleep ] than this year's kickoff, and you're looking at it. >> oh, yeah. national treasure betty white called in to help kick off the major nfl event, certainly not her first rodeo. you will remember that notorious snickers super bowl commercial 2010 where white gets sacked, but her ties to football far deeper than you'd think. dating back all the way to her time playing rose from st. olaf, minnesota, you know which show we are talking about. she was as sweet as pie but tough as nails on the gridiron. >> the tight end deck joy so it looks like we are running a draw play. then he slips into a soft spot in the zone over the middle, the flagger fake

. >>> cleveland browns rookie wide receiver making a big impression in his preseason debut scoring a touchdown on this 86 yard return against the redskins just four months ago, this 24-year-old was sleeping outside a gym before persuading the browns to give him a shot in training camp. his ultimate goal is to make the final 53-man rosterer, and as you see, his teammates want him to make it. a software salesman has realized his dream to play professional baseball. nathan patterson throwing 96 miles-an-hour fastball at a speed pitch challenge in colorado. the oakland a's saw patterson's video that went viral. that got him a shot at the big-time. up next, president trump rails against hollywood's anti-conservative views, like those shown in the movie "the hunt". what are they hunting? deplorables of course. how many more slip-ups like this can joe biden handle? how much can we handle? >> mom lived in long island for ten years or so, god rest her soul, and although wait, your mom's still alive. your dad passed. one point trillion dollars in tax cuts. lou: we will take it all up, right af

congratulations, despite this feel-good story from the cleveland browns, don't think i lost my love. i hope you are enjoying the tickets. i am raymond arroyo, thank you for watching this special edition of the show. good night. >> i am shannon bream in washington. ground 0 for democratic presidential hopefuls, iowa's winking fundraiser, joe biden addressing a crowd just minutes ago and not holding back. another day of damage control after another gas as the president says biden is, quote, not playing with a full deck.

they would battle the cleveland browns in the nfl's first nationally televised exhibition match up. >> sport its caster tom ward for picks at the time. >> that was a big deal to make a road trip with the 49ers at the time. >> the team's number one draft pick tight end ted equalic. >> i'm looking forward to giving it a try. >> you're playing against the best in a league of the best. >> 50 years ago, the 9ers... >> it was still a mom and pops shop. it wasn't anything like it is now. >> the team played at the corner of golden gate park. >> you can get in for nothing. if you were a kid and you bought christopher milk there was a tag on the christopher milk cartons that got you into a 49ers game free. >> it was also a step on. to astroturf. >> we didn't mind falling on the grass we did mind falling on the astroturf. >> it was a pig sty but it was our pig sty. >> nourt 9ers archivist jerry walker loves the stick in part because of the big wins. >> it was definitely old school. >> old school with no heat. >> the coldest winter i ever spent was a summer in san francisco. i can remember the co

. >> that was an 86-yard punt returned for a touchdown by cleveland browns why receiver. an american story. he played football for a no-name college without a scholarship. that didn't stop him. he talked his way into an invite- invite- invite-only try-out. despite this story from cleveland, i don't want anybody from the who-dat nation think i don't love the saints. that's all the time we have. i'm raymond arroyo in for laura ingraham. thank you and good night. >> shannon: hello. i'm shannon bream. ground zero for democratic hopefuls, iowa state fair. joe biden addressing the crowd and he's not holding back. invoking white supremacy. another day of damage control for the former v.p. after yet another gaffe as the president says biden is "not playing with a full deck." plus, despite controversy and boycott threats to the rnc, pr

they would battle the cleveland browns and that the nfl's first nationally televised exhibition mathashup.>> it is almost a carnival atmosphere. >> reporter: very competent worked for them at the time. >> it was a big deal to make a road trip with the 49ers. >> reporter: on hand, the teams number one draft pick. >> and looking forward to giving it a try in seeing what it is about. it's like you're playing against your best in a league of the best. >> reporter: 50 years ago the niners.>> it was just a mom and pop shop. nothing like now. trophy team played at the corner of golden gate park. >> you could get in for nothing. if you were a kid and you brought christopher milk, there was a tag in the christopher milk cartons the brighter the game free. >> reporter: in 1971 when the team switched to candlestick it was considered a step up. it was also a step onto astroturf.>> we didn't mind falling on the astroturf because it would give us burns and last for a whole season. >> it was a pigsty but it was our pigsty. >> reporter: 49ers archive terry welker loves a stick and part because of th

. >> monday night football got its start on september 21st, 1970, with the cleveland browns hosting the football league television series. >> and this game is under way on abc. >> frank was there to do play-by-play. don was there to do replays. and provide some humor to the telecast. and howard was there to be the straw that stirred the drink. >> come on! let's go! let's go! >> the pairing of howard cosell with don meredith is a classic sitcom odd couple kind of pairing. you couldn't help but be swept up by what those guys were saying. the booth itself was almost like a variety show. >> we have our expert with us here this evening. >> i called it a traveling freak show and it really was a traveling freak -- and the head freak was howard no question about that. >> the tension between the two of them made for the kind of the thing that you wanted to see every week. >> professional football is rapidly growing into a very big business. >> you understand football. our football, not what they call football in europe. >> i like to watch it. i don't understand too much about it. >> would you lo

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that you broke up with because his goal, his career goal, was to become a mascot for, like, the cleveland brownsorehand or reach out to them in some way to go, "guess what"? no, no. no. no, i did -- and i didn't use last names for that reason, although some people will know who they are. yeah, right. so it's up to them to out themselves. but i did give books to -- send books to everybody with kind of a nice note like, "thank you for helping me become." [ laughs ] okay. did didi get a book? i think so. we're trying to track everybody down, so -- oh, yeah. because these are people -- you know, this was in childhood. this didn't happen yesterday. i wasn't fighting in the backyard. right. this isn't -- yeah. yeah, when i was a little kid, so it takes a second to, like, find everybody. so i'm not sure if everybody's gotten a book, but we tried to get everybody a book. got you. and then if they call and they want to fight again because of -- then pay-per-view. right. [ laughter ] you had to be very careful when you're a first lady. yeah. i spoke to your husband about this also, because he jokes around

jared: hats off to kid who is trying to make to the cleveland browns, he has sacrificed everything and and the kid did. >> it's always been a challenge to have a major league team. [laughter] maria: catch jared sports report fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115, we will be right back, next hour with mornings with maria, back here c by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. you can get your interest rate right - by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right. with sofi. check your rate in 2 minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) good friday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. friday, august 9 top stories right now 8 a.m. only east coast, markets lower, futures indicating a decline start of trading, we are off the lows nonetheless dow futures dow

. >> cleveland browns cornerback t.j.art operation when he was 14 years old. talking with a young fan dealing with his own serious heart issue. >> 10-year-old c.j. dejean has undergone numerous heart surgeries already. he and c.j. showed off their scars saying never let his condition hold him back. >> incredible for kids so young to go through that. >>> if you're a property manager looking for a job, have we got an opening for you. it's managing a private home that's 316 years old, 775 rooms, 78 bathrooms, its own post office, and medical surgery room. >> yeah, if you haven't guessed by now, it's working for queen elizabeth at buckingham palace, you'd be managing construction projects there. >> the position not so princely, $50,000 to $60,000 a year, all yours. yours. so princely, $50,000, to $60,000 a year, all yours. nce agent and he said life insurance for people our age can be very expensive. -and? -and i'm planning to go back in time to buy life insurance we can afford. (whimsical funky music) ♪ silly, you do not nee

a football play frer from the cleveland browns. a preseason game.een his eyes. 86-yard touchdown reception. the team mobbed him like it was the super bowl. the reason this is a personal story is so poll kecompelling. out of college for two years. no one would give him a shot. he talked his way onto the field. had no money. slept out on the street essentially. showered at a 24 hour fitness. got his tryout. he's on the preseason squad. his story, this week, we need heart-warming -- >> we do. >> -- inspiring stories. >> congrats to him. i hope cleveland made the -- >> they're going to have to cut soon. >> all right. the good. >> now you're making me feel guilty about my good. it involves vice president mike pence, monica lewinsky and sex if you can believe it. it's not going where you think it's going. certainly never would. on tuesday, our vice president, he was at a function called the alliance defending freedom. it's a christian liberty organization. and he told the crowd as a christian believer, we're charged to pray for our loved ones. and he gave

. >> cleveland browns quarterback baker mayfield was in no hurry to head to the locker room after trainingthat was mayfield refusing to leave the field until he had signed autographs for every last member of the military who had been invited to watch the team practice stuck around for selfies, too. wanted to give his love to the troops good guy, right? >> you know what the browns look pretty good. >> oh, good. >> pretty good season. >> we hope so. >>> much more ahead, including an adjustment to fatherhood that nfl star tom brady says he has struggled with. >>> also, an update on a story that caught this country's attention. >> it has been one year since a young woman was injured when she was pushed off that bridge we came back here to see if people are still jumping and what officials are doing to keep folks safe what we found may surprise you that's coming up 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years.

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brian: the cleveland browns are finally poised to win and be successful.own every single team. carley: that's right. every single 100 percent. on it. all the x's and o's baby. brian: good job. brian: who is the doughnut boy. carley: 11-year-old boy from florida. he just successfully completed his mission. i love this story. to thank police officers in all 50 states. steve: with donuts. carley: by bringing them boxes of donuts. his name is tyler -- hawaii was his last stop. on monday he visited honolulu police officers and brought them 20 boxes full of pastries. he has given away you are not going to believe this 80,000 donuts so far. steve: how does he pay for them? >> he has this website we were just looked like it. i do not need a reason to thank a cop. he is so swag and can you make some donations. steve: and and his mother have traveled to all 50 states? carley: of course we have facebook comments on this one. corneille i can't says what a personal mission to thank officers in all 50 states. tracy says aloha thank you for letting us be a part of your j

jillian: that's cleveland browns damond shehe returns the punt for a touchdown.e knew a team official even though he wasn't invited. so, there you go. he is like the star of the team now after that. i mean, it is only pree pre-season but everyone is talking about him now. brian: i sense the movie of the week. after school special. pete: they are saying he had $200 to his name and two bags and sleeping outside the facility and able to lie his way in and get a tryout. jillian: you never want to lie but good for him on the outcome. ainsley: that's determination. put me in, coach. pete: know a guy, let me in. brian: it worked. pete: someone needs to check the brown's. ainsley: progress at the border. apprehensions dropping for the second straight month. brian: yep. acting director ken cuccinelli says the crisis is far from over. he joins us live next. most people think a button is just a button. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanship at

i want to recognise everyone here, senator brown, i appreciate him coming down from cleveland, i appreciate who has been here all they just commissioner shaw who has been here all theyjust doing whatever needs to be done as well as commissioner fairchild. just having that support of our community leaders and their state leaders has meant a lot to me personally and i speak on behalf of the citizens of dayton that it means a lot to them as well. i'm going to turnit a lot to them as well. i'm going to turn it over to chief beale, this is pretty typical, what we do regularly about any kind of incident and i wa nt to about any kind of incident and i want to say that the amazing work of the police and fire department this last 12—15 hours has demonstrated, but i am really amazed at what they do every single day. this is what they do every single day and i am so grateful to be the mayor of a city with such an outstanding police and fire department. chief beale. thank you. i fire department. chief beale. thank you. lam fire department. chief beale. thank you. i am here to provide an update for what

senator brown came from cleveland, senator portman came from cincinnati and i'm just absolutely amazed by people coming here to get here as soon as possible. senator portman. >> the miami valley is in mourning today after the tragedy of last night's shooting. we did walk down to the oregon district and we saw what has been a thriving commercial section of the city and saw lots of great small businesses. we also saw workers in hazmat suits, as were ems personnel, who were having to clean the blood off the sidewalk from the tragedy of last night. shocking. shocking. unspeakable. tragic. we also have seen this community respond, as they will for the victims, for the mothers and fathers and sons and daughters who were struck down last night and those who were injured. we've seen it here in this community just since may with the kkk rally. we've seen it as this community came together after the devastating hurricanes, which is still an ongoing project. but i've talked to the mayor a lot about this and the mayor really knows that i'm impressed with what i've seen, how this community comes to

we turn now to ohio democratic senator brown who is in cleveland but will soon make his way to dayton. good morning. i want to ask you -- >> thank you. >> garrett: the authorities will tell us more about what happened over 0 night in dayton but i want to ask you, do you believe this is a moment in american history that we are at or should be at a turning point on this question of mass shootings and what to do about them? >> of course it is. i spoke to the mayor, to mayor whaling, the mayor of in great ohio city of dayton this morning and said she had gotten text messages and e-mails and calls from she said dozens and dozens of fellow mayors all around the country all of whom have gone through this and we wake up to grief and sadness about these victims and these families but pretty quickly turns to anger that our government hasn't done anything and i -- mitch mcconnell should bring us back into session on monday, the house of representatives passed a background check. we can fly back into washington on monday morning. we can pass the background check bill and people could fly back and

and encourage, i want to recognize everyone who is here of elected, sheriff brown, i appreciate him coming down from cleveland, senator peggy, i appreciate her coming, commissioner shaw who has been here all day and doing whatever can be done. just having that support of our community leaders and our state leaders has meant a lot to me personally and certainly on behalf of the citizens of dayton it means that a lot to them as well. i will turn it over to chief, any kind of incident, certainly i just want to say that the amazing work of the police department and the fire department this past, you know, 12 to 15 hours has demonstrated, i'm amazed at what they do every single day, this is what they do every single day and i am so grateful to get to be the mayor of a city of such outstanding police fire department. >> thank you, mayor, i'm here to provide an update for which you are well aware of, active shooter that occurred in the oregon district in the early morning hours of today. a bit of a timeline, today at 1:05 a.m. officers were patrolling the oregon district during bar closing time and heard gunfire, th

want to recognize everyone who's here of the elected obvious senator sherrod brown appreciate him coming down from cleveland senator patty lainer is here with us today appreciate her coming commissioner shawn and members who have been here all day just doing whatever needs to be done as well as commissioner fairchild just having that support. our community leaders and our state leaders has meant a lot to me personally and certainly i speak on the behalf of the citizens of dayton. but it means that a lot to them as well ok so i'm going to turn it over to chief b. all of this is a pretty typical piece that we do regularly on officer. any kind of incident and certainly i just want to say that. the the amazing amazing work of the police department the fire department this past you know 12 to 15 hours is demonstrated but i'm really amazed at what they do every single day this is what they do every single day. and i am so grateful to get to be the mayor of a city with such an outstanding police and fire department chief richard bill. thank you mayor so i'm here to provide an update for what you are well aware is

brown. appreciate him coming down from cleveland. senator peggy laner is here. appreciate her coming. commissioner shaw and mims who have been here all day doing whatever needs to be done as well as commissioner fairchild. just having that support of our community leaders and our state leaders has meant a lot to me personally and certainly, i speak on behalf of the citizens of dayton, that it means that a lot to them as well. okay. so i'm going to turn it over to chief beal. this is a pretty typical piece we do regularly on officer -- any kind of incident and certainly, i just want to say that the amazing, amazing work of the police department and the fire department this past, you know, 12 to 15 hours is demonstrated. but i'm really amazed at what they do every single day. this is what they do every single day. and i am so grateful to get to be the mayor of a city with such an outstanding police and fire department. chief richard beal. >> thank you, mayor. so i'm here to provide an update for what you are well aware is an active shooter that occurred in the oregon district in the ear

brown for coming. he got up early from cleveland and came down. >> thank you for what you all do. i believe this was a good display. what you do to make our country free with all the attacks on our nations institutions is so so important. thank you very much for all that you do in the media. >> thank you. >> everybody time to go. see you all. >> dana: welcome to "the daily briefing." you have been watching a press conference with the dayton mayor nan whaley and sherrod brown. they were there to greet the president and first lady. they were given a taste of what that visit was like. she ended the press conference saying it was important for those first responders and families and that it was a healing thing to have the president of the united states come to visit after that terrible shooting. the president now on his way to el paso, texas. let's bring in chris stirewalt and john mccormack washington correspondent for national review. you were listening to that press conference along with me. one of the things i said on "the five" in my experience, once a president goes to a local p

brown for coming, too. he got up early from cleveland and cam

waterway we knew in the area of cleveland and what we found was that every day, because of what we do, the crooked river dies. >> the cuyahoga river, as most think of it, the browneam that meets lake eerie, an industrial waterway, its banks populated by steel mills and factories. its channel filled with ships and tugs. ♪ >> the cuyahoga river, as it reaches lake eerie after a 100-mile twisting and turning journey from its head waters, is an exhausted stream. abused and misused by man and his machines. ♪ >> without the cuyahoga, the sprawling megalopias of cleveland/akron would not exist. the river was the reason for originally settling the portion of the western reserve in the 1780s. the river called crooked by the delaware indians provided a waterway to the interior of ohio, and so man came and continued coming. until today, nearly 2 million people live and work in the river basin. in creating this urban complex, man has used the river as men have always used rivers, the flow has been put to work as a navigable stream, a water supply, and as a sewer. man's mark is everywhere. is this mark an epithet for the cuyahoga, the crooked river? >> there have been some c

brown for coming. he got up early from cleveland and came down.

cleveland. and what we found was that every day because of what we do the crooked river dies. >> the cuyahoga river as most think of it, the brown stream that meets lake erie, an industrial waterway, its banks populated by steel mills and factories. its channel filled with ships and tugs. the cuyahoga river as it reaches lake erie after a 100 mile twisting and turning journey from head waters is an exhausting stream. abused, misused by man and his machines. without the cuyahoga, the sprawling area of cleveland, g akron would not exist. the river was the reason of settling here in the 1780s. the river called quicken by the delaware indians provided a waterway to the interior of ohio and so man came and continued coming. still today, nearly 2 million live and work in the river basin. in creating this urban complex, man used the river as men have always used rivers. the flow has been put to work as a and a half gabl stream, water s supply and sewer. man's mark is everywhere. there have been changes since 1966. but if man's mark has not become an epitaph, it is still a death. without question, the cuyahoga is still dying. there's a

we have a big one here in cleveland that we're going to be participating in, me and senator sherrod browners. let's keep the focus on this and right now i think that's where our attention needs to be. >> you say you want an assault weapons ban. weapons like the ar-15, right? >> yeah. >> okay. so we're talking about that. you previously said you don't want to take away a hunter's rifle, you don't want to stop someone from being able to defend their home. i've spoken with people who own ar-15s or similar weapons who have said for them that is about defending their home. that is purposely why they have that weapon. i mean what do you say to people like that who say, look, you want us to be able to defend our home, this is how we want to do it. >> well, i mean here's the thing and the conversation we need to have. if we could get a group like the nra or someone else, let's sit down and figure something out here. i want people to be able to protect themselves in their homes. i don't think they necessarily need weapons like that, weapons that are made to kill lots of people in a very quick peri

brown for coming, too. he got up early from cleveland and came straight down to dayton. >> thank you for what you all do. i know that we just had a president of the united states in this town that tries to turn the public against you and as you may know, i'm married to a journalist, and she wouldn't have married me if i didn't feel this way, but what you do to make our country free from attacks on institutions is all important. thank you so much for all do you in the media. >> you've been watching ohio senator sherrod brown and dayton mayor react to the president's visit to dayton. the president and first lady are expected to touch down in el paso now. it will be the second leg of trump's trip to the two u.s. cities devastated by these mass shootings. the president was met in dayton by protesters chanting do something and carrying signs reading no assault weapons and stand up to the nra. before leaving the white house, the president took on his critics and their suggestions that his words have created a climate for violence. >> my critics are political people. they're trying to make points. in many cases

brown shed off the glove. how about the canon? perfect throw, you're out. a's win 2-1. they have sole second place in the american league wild card spot. cleveland life good for this youngster, cotton candy and waving to the camera. steven, beats the shift. 1-0 giants. jeff sew momarja was cruising a. had to leave the game with a limp. brandon belt deep to center. going, going, stays in the yard. mike yastrzemski trying to score all the way at first. we have a play at the plate. here we go. and yes, just beats it. he is in there 3-2. later in the inning alex dickerson lines in to a double play. tough luck there. giants 5-2, five back of the second wild card. >>> yesterday we took a brand-new or a tour of the brand-new chase center. it's so great, we went back in today. sports director larry beil sat down with some of the biggest names in the organization as we get closer and close tore that first basketball game in the downtown are. >> i do find it hard to believe that it's real and i probably won't entirely feel that it's real until we have that first concert that night or we feel that first basketball game. i think then i will perhaps think, w

cleveland. damon played junior college football had no d 1 offer so he didn't play for two years, talked his way into a brown's tryout and had no money so he was sleeping at a 24 hour fitness and gets a training camp invite and returns that punt 86 yards which is why the whole team mobbed him after his 86 yard touchdown against the giants. he runs like a 43 840 so he co e fly. everyone hopes he has a spot. >> yeah. >> it's a great story. >> it is. >> that's a great story. thanks, larry for sports and join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. east bay artist come together following this devastating warehouse fire. we talked to one woman who is opening her work space to help out others. >>> plus, new fallout in the growing soul cycle boycott. why some customers won't get a chance to sweat tomorrow. >>> tomorrow night catch "we day." the fifth annual em plpowermentd do not miss abc 7 news at 11:00. >> as always, stick around for jimmy kimmel live. he comes on at 11:35. good stuff. >> yeah, that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news any time on the abc 7 news app. i'm larry beil. >