there is talk about josh gordon. brown would not say too much about the receiver. he has not been reinstated by the league. >> if josh is able to come back to the roster we can sit down and figure out where he is physically and mentally and move forward. prior to that it is premature to see how we may use him or think about him. >> do you like my hat? you can get your own saturday night at the cavs game. the winter hat give away night and it is the whicher shall the cavs put together for this is glorious. >> in the land hales a man from russia. opponents shiver at the sight of the winter hat. >> that is outstanding. love the bear. cleveland 19 at 11:00 great, isn't it? meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 30 meg internet, tv, and phone. plus free installation, wit

. >> flea flicker and he's got gordon and touchdown browns. >> this is the major gordon who tantalizes us and shows us the unlimited potential that could and should put us in the conversation with antonio others. this is the major gordon who tortures us. multiple suspensions and missed meeting. questionable effort. a waste of incredible talent. which josh gordon would show up if they decide to reinstate the talented and troubled receiver. not hugh jackson who wouldn't coach him and wouldn't need a gate. jackson has been down this road before. the bengals have had their over the years and many believe jackson may finally be the guy to earn gordon's respect and dedication. why the browns should give gordon one final shot. it costs nothing to keep them around. 1.1 million next season. to put that into perspective, it is one-nine of what duane bowe was guaranteed. who would you rather roll the dice on? he is no dummy. if he is rein -- reinstated this is it. he can tap into the potential and he can be a foot note. a guy who threw it all away. for gordon there is no longer anymore in between

you can get him at jp morgan anm gordon brown, apparently you cah get him at a california pimco.re the people to blame for google not paying their ] taxe taxes. >> the tproblem,he mr. speakere prime minister is the prime minister is responsible for government and tax collection. mr. speaker, google made profits of 6 billion pounds in the uk os between 2005 and 2015. decade and is paying 130 billion pounds in tax for the whole of that decade. millions of people this week are filling in their tax returns to get them in by the 31st.25 they have to send the form back. they do not get the option of 25 meetings with 17 ministers to p decide what their ratele of tax is. is many people going through hmrc are returning them online this d week will say this, why is there one rule for big multi national companies and another for ordinary small businesses and s. self-employed workers? look, all those people filling in their tax returns will be paying lower taxes under this government. that is what is happening. and i have to say to him, he can if he wants criticize hmrc but hmrc's work is in

we all remember that miserly increase to the pension under gordon brown.can never happen again under our arrangements. >> since 2010, my constituency has seen the generation of more than 200 new businesses, while the claimant and youth unemployment rates have fallen to below 1%. with the £240 million investment in bracknell town centre regeneration, full employment in the area is a genuine possibility. does the prime minister agree with me that it is the government's sound stewardship of the economy that has led to this economic success in my constituency? mr. cameron: i am delighted to hear the news from bracknell. in the fact is in britain today, we , have low interest rates, inflation right on the floor, real wages growing, meaning people are feeling better off, people investing inwardly in this country in huge numbers, business investment going up, because people are confident about the future of our economy, and all that is based on a long-term economic plan of dealing with our debts, getting our deficit down and making this a country where people can

browns continue to look to the future players. >> tony joins us with what they had to say about johnny manziel and josh gordon. >> sashi brown and paul depodesta have decisions to make and doesn't take an analytical genius. they have not made a decision on gordon and will not until he is reinstated. as for johnny if you listen to hue jackson sounds like that decision is made, the coach wants a new quarterback. sashi brown says it is exciting on have josh mccown and of course johnny is on the roster. hardly a show of support for manziel. they were not about to announce a decision on manziel today. >> for johnny, he is an individual and man and obviously has to own a lot of this in terms of his future career and we will not comment on the off-field stuff now or go into internal conversations with him and important they come back and understand perfectly, the circumstances where he is in in our expectation is we talked about it upstairs and comes back ready to go and focused on being a great teammate. >> of course sashi brown will say it like that. if you picked up what i said and about quarterbacks it is great to have josh in our

. >> phil: well, we are, we are on a speech later today of gordon brown from british. risk all over the place. the imf is saying global economy is slowing. it's obviously that bankers are paying attention to what's going to happen. obviously when you see a selloff like this and it's not just one, it's two in a week t central bankers are going to have to take notice and there's a strong possibility if we don't see some action we are going to definitely see some hard talk. >> nicole: if we see the bounce, a little bit of bounce off the lows of 2003 lows, but then you're talking about volatility, right? >> phil: we are talking about volatility. the mixed futures overnight mix future spiked overnight. at what point do you balance technical levels versus fears? a lot of times when fear takes over they overshoot on prices. >> nicole: one of our analysts, we quoted him and talked about and said maybe that's the part of it, maybe you need to see more fear and then we will have that situation? >> phil: i agree. if we see a big spike in the number -- if you remember when china s

@now he is trying to come back @ @>>> a lot of browns news. @josh gordon wants to be a brown @again and wants back in the @nfl. @he was suspended last year @tests. @he is eligible to come back in @the league if the nfl approves @his petition. @they have 60 days to do that. @when josh gordon is right and @when he stays clean, he is an @exceptional talent. @he could be the best receiver @in the nfl. @it is hard to count on him @because ten games he was @suspended from the league two @years ago. @then all of last year. @browns next season. @he is under contract next @season. @i think they would like to have @him back if the nfl says it is @okay for him to return. @ray horton is the defensive @coordinator for the browns. @he is coming back. @he was the defensive @coordinator here a couple years @ago. @al saunders will join the team @and handle the passing game. @kirby wilson, former minnesota @vikings coach, he'll come in @what does all of this say? @hughe jackson is getting all @here. @that is a concern when you hire @a new head coach. @and join him? @so far

gordon. he hopes the commission hopes to kick start his career. he reinstated and has applied. can the browns trust him. >> of course they can't. stick with me. let's take a trip down memory lane. 2010 baylor suspended and next season suspended and his days at baylor were over. 2013 his second year with the browns gordon suspended for the first two games for substance abuse and puts up pro-bowl numbers and hits the skids many 2014 and misses 10 games during which he sold used cars and i believe he sold a dozen cars meaning he sold a dozen more cars than scoring touchdown that is year and comes back for five games and benched for the season finale after missing a walk-through and misses all of 2015 after being suspended again. stick with gordon, yes. if gordon will put a dagger in his nfl career, it will be in cleveland and i will give you a number. i can't get past the stat. $1.1 million more than what they have to pay him and 1/9 what they owe beau. i have other reasons in my blog z- files check it out on cleveland19.com. a far greater importance is what sashi brown and paul depodesta think.

there's a lot of browns news, and it's all about coaches. besides the josh gordon situation. ray horton is the new defensive coordinator of the browns. anywhere he goes, betsy is close behind. she was right behind him. ray horton is coming back to the browns. he has a deal done. he was here in 2013. >>> al saunders, done deal. he's coming to the browns to handle the offensive side, probably the passing game will be the situation with him. and we've just learned that pat hamilton, the former offensive coordinator of the indianapolis colts will come to the browns too as their quarterback coach. he was andrew luck's offensive coordinator, not only with the colts but also at stanford. kirby wilson is a done deal. don't get caught watching the paint dry. he didn't. his contract ran out with the vikings at midnight, and he had a done deal with the browns today to be their runningback coach and their running game coordinator. >> now, cavaliers are in brooklyn tonight trying to put monday behind them, the awful loss to the golden state warriors, and they take on the nets tonight at ba

. >> gordon wood, brown university, great scholar of the early american republic and the american revolution has observed that for lack of a better term popular historians depend on the work of academic historians while the reverse is not necessarily true. comparing these two approaches directly is like asking what is a more useful tool, hammer ranch. well, you need more information. what is the job? at its best in thenarrative style accomplishes something of the more clinical approach cannot achieve, which is it brings us closer to the way that history was actually lived by the people who were there and therefore brings us to a richer and fuller and more satisfying way of understanding why decisions were made. whatever elsewhatever else it is is a genre literature and always has been. back to ancient times herodotus, plutarch, sows tacitus and more recently and were given henry adams, winston churchill, they were storytellers. the historian of the 1st rank himself among the other things once said he got the single most important trait was imagination. that is aa provocative thing to say. we

gordon wood, brown university, great scholar of the early american republic and the american revolution has observed that for lack of a better term popular historians depend on the work of academic historians while the reverse is not necessarily true. comparing these two approaches directly is like asking what's more useful tool, a hammer or a wrench. well, you need more information. what is the job you're trying to do, and it's best that the narrative style actually a call pushes the mark clinical approach, which is that it brings us closer to the way that history was actually lived by the people who were there and therefore, brings us to a richer, fuller and more satisfying way of understanding why decisions were made and history whatever else it is is a genre of literature and always has been. back to ancient times, plutarch, salas, a more recently edward gibbon and henry adams to churchill, they were storytellers. theodore roosevelt was a storyteller among all the other things he was once said the thing-- the single most of what trait for the history and was imagination. that's a pr

. >> denise: all right browns fans, do you want him? josh gordon wants another shot at football. the suspended wide receiver has applied for reinstatement with the nfl. gordon sat out last year for violating the league's substance abuse policy. gordon was suspended indefinitely and of course this wasn't his first violation. >> dan: even before coming into the nfl he has faced trouble. sports director tony zarrella here to explain. >> tony: yeah, dan, troubles go back to baylor forcing him to transfer to utah and never got on the field and got on joe banner's radar and browns took a when gordon led the league in receiving and went off the rails again. let's look at his greatest hits. sophmore year suspended for pot use. next season suspended for the same reason and his days at baylor were over. 2013, second year for the browns suspended first two games for substance abuse and puts up pro bowl numbers and hits the skids in 2014 and misses 10 games during which he sold used cars and sold about a dozen which comes out to a dozen more cars sold than touchdowns that year and comes back

. >>> on the other side of the ball, the browns wide receiver josh gordon -- remember him -- he applied for reinstatement. for gordon to be reinstated, it. he was suspended after violations of the drug policy. >>> and doug phillipo as the quarterbacks coach. >>> cavaliers put the losing streak in the reviewermirror. kevin love, 17 points. neither guy had to play in the fourth quarter. cavs win 91-78. tristan thompson with a double- double. just what the doctor ordered. they are back home against the clippers tomorrow night. saturday, right here on news channel 5 against the bulls. >> just saw it in their eyes, in their mind set, saw it in their intensity towards the game. and, you know, we are not out of the woods by any means we have to keep working. we have to keep doing the kind of things that we did today or in preparation for this game and going forward in every game. >>> monsters fall to grand rapids. it was the last shot that got him. they still picked autopsy an overtime loss. one point for that overtime does the smell of a freshly bound presentation fill you with optimism? do y

car stacey thank you appreciate it.t.t more headlines this thursday thursda morning browns wide receiverde josh gordon asking the nfl toi reinstate him so he can return r to the playing field.ie gordon was banned from the league f or a year after failing and alcohol test he will need to prove that he was clean duringdu his suspension the league will have 60 days to issue a rulinguli he mnissed 10 games in 2014 forn failing eight marijuana test. he led the nfl in receiving yards back in 2013 despite beingspi suspended the first two games. next big thrill ride will be ready by opening day in may the t felt driven will be the world's talleste fastest in longestlongt roller coaster rise 223 feet and drop writers straight down at a 90-degree angle. the cars will then climb backe car into the sky, before another 90 degree dive.s wi the ride will last three minutes but the design process took two years. but thehe not cause any construction delays. willye it..thats me j j that is crazy. will be in the front row. still ahead this morning. ill ahe t it's the ultimate comfort food meal.his mornit's the ul i just

reported from nfl network the browns are probably going to confirm tonight that ray horton is coming back to be the new defensive coordinator. the other big story, josh gordon is looking to work his way back into the nfl. applied for reinstatement. he will have to demonstrate sustained abstinence during his suspension. gordon was suspended for a year after multiple violations of the league's substance abuse policy. stay away from that stuff. >>> moving op, the eagles will hire former cleveland browns coordinator john defilippo. >>> while fans might worry if the cavs can win a championship arrest long way out. plus they know now not what to do. >> more of a conversation for us, figuring out how we can get better. then we went through practice. we had a really, really sharp practice, getting back to the basics. i was able to watch the film, and it was very ugly to watch, but i like to watch and see what we did wrong what they did great, and ways we can improve. >>> the afc championship is sunday in denver but the biggest question debated today, tom brady a whiner. check this out. "crybrady." that's what the new york post said. brady took some questions. does

gordon's lawyers deny the claims. she was only daughter of bobby brown and whitney houston. >> national transportation safety board isse new evidence. eight people were killed 'more than 200 others inqured train derailed findings set to be released tomorrow keen give us clues as to why the train was valveing 1 0 miles an hour as approached this curve. since crash amtrak installed an automatic speed control at that curve. >> and in colorado denver motorcycle expo is -- one person was shot and killed and several others injuries. thousands wereed in the venue at the time. it's unclear what sparked melee it's unclear what sparked melee. so far no arrests made and they're uking to" person of interest intense manhunt is over after police arrestedwo remaining fugitives one day after a third escape he turned himself n will car has the heat himself n will car has the heatest. . >> authorities say the state of california can breathe a sigh of relief after dangerous escape ease have been taken into custody. thaevr been paid off saturday morning an a woman pointed out white van to officers patrolling park district in san francis

gordon. p>> tony: who? pi was asking if the browns pshould keep him. pit's mixed reviews. pbut it's so talented. p>> tony: here is the thing. phue jackson already came out and psaid. phe likes big receivers and big lay receivers, both of which he phad in cincinnati. pmy short answer is i'm not pconvinced you can trust josh pgordon even after missing most pof the past two years and these psuspensions. pbut if anybody can reign in him, pmaybe it's hue jackson. p>> romona: i hope so. p>> tony: maybe you give him one pmore shot knowing his potential. pand if you know hue jackson. pthat's my feeling on it. phe hasn't been reinstated. phe has february 3rd to apply for preinstatement. p>> how many chance ises ies y chances has he pgotten? p>> tony: maybe two or three. phe's been given. p>> romona: let's talk about plebron. phe was showing respect. p>> tony: you don't like this? p>> romona: no. pwhen is tim duncan going to age. lays like a young man. p>> tony: crazy. pfive time champion. pafter the game last night, and i pknow upset you get the cavaliers plost another game to another pwestern power hous

gordon might be @back. @he is a coach who isn't afraid @to show them tough love. @can he function with the mew @brown's organization filled @with new faces and analytics. @>> i know everybody talking @about analytics. @police trust me. @i am going to work with the @smartest men in football. @in two settings to set down @with the lightest mind in @football in doing when they do. @>> everybody in the nfl will do @it in a couple of years. @we are ahead of the game. @we go to twitter which exploded @with the browns today coach. @>> a largely positive night to @take the temperature of browns @fans. @we are talking about hugh @jackson not hugh jackman. @some are taking the wolverine @character. @let's rock and roll with hugh. @some say he was so smiley will @he smile in the fall? @we have seen the jersey with @the quarterbacks. @all 8 names of coaches. @thenfollowing the 2016-17 @season, this is a phrase they @have coined, hugh gotta @believe. @>> thanks, chris. @filled with energy both in @celebration and in sternness @when they don't play well. f @another shot. @>> he earned that. @>> good for him. @>> see

then it would be up to jimmy haslam to decide if gordon is going to be let back on the squad. >> tia: i don't know. with the browns it seems like with this new era that they're going in a different direction. kind of seems like they want to stay out of the headlines for negative stuff and move in a positive direction. i don't know. i mean, i think that everyone deserves a chance, but are you willing to take that chance? >> brian: he's had a lot. i tell you this, i think they will move on from man sdmrel ziel manziel, and i think the talent that josh gordon has, whether you like it or not, he's exceptionally talented. >> tia: he is. and jimmy haslam may say listen, we'll give him one more chance. >> tia: if you fail then, bye-bye. everybody deserves a chance. >>> if you have to get out and shovel today, there is one part of the body that's more susceptible to injury compared to others. >> brian: this little guy was feeling no pain in the snow. all right. we're going to show you that coming up soon. sometimes, hey, you got to roll with this, right? >> tia: just got to roll. >> samantha: big story in the world of wea

. >> will josh gordon and johnny manziel be a part of that. we will speak with sashi brown at 6:00. >>> the buffalo bills making a historic move off the field. the first full-time female coach. we will tell about you her background and how she scored >> dan: it was a week ago we were powerball crazy. three tickets hit the record-breaking $1.6 billion jackpot. nobody in ohio won the big prize. a family in cleveland did win $1 million. that's right. the big winner, they have claimed their prize after taxes will be about $710,000. not too shabby. that will get split between four relatives, three in cleveland and one in south euclid. the ticket matched the first five powerball numbers january 13th drawing and obviously not the red powerball. the ticket was purchased from the erie tower news on the east galleria on east 9th. >> it is a family affair there. >> not a bad problem to have. $710,000. >>> coming up, a warning for new and expectant moms. find out what is putting you and greater risk for a certain type of cancer. >> sit right here because it is below zero. leaving stude

brown county are covered but not impassable. new this morning...we've learned heroin is to blame for in green township. township.investigators say amanda gordon of lawrenceburg told them she injected the heroin.. and was driving with her two children and their father... clayford wilson.. when they crashed. deputies say he was also high on heroin. their eight and ten year old boys weren't hurt. but gordon and wilson were both taken to the hosptial. the terrible conditions for people up and down the eastern thanks for getting up with us this saturday morning. it's a historic storm is hitting the east coast right now... 3 people are already dead.abc's kenneth moton reports of the storm that is dumping lots of snow and knockingout power to more than a hundred thousand now that the threat of snow is gone here in the tri-state... 9 first warning meteorologist jason adams will have what we can expect to see this weekend. plus some big high school basketball matchups last night... ken broo high the highlights.you are wathching good morning tri-state toss to wx and traffic traffic sunday, expect mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid-30s. monday, we

. >> after an admission like brown's, not to mention the statements of those other recanting witnesses, lawyers gottlieb and gordon say you can only come to one conclusion. >> he is as innocent of albert ward's murder as i am. >> he's innocent. >> i'm certain. >> they're about to take this investigation to the manhattan district attorney, but some legal heavyweights in new york say this case is no slam dunk. >> once the defendant is convicted, it is an uphill battle and the odds are against you. >> coming up -- j.j. doesn't just want the d.a. to believe him. there's someone else who may matter even more. >> i'm almost there, jay. i'm almost there. people believe in me. you need to believe in me, too. >>> he's living everyone's worst nightmare. >> lawyers say the eyewitnesses who have now changed their stories are proof that jon-adrian velazquez is an innocent man. >> everything about this case screams innocence. everything. >> and they say it underscores an even larger point. the proven unreliability of eyewitness testimony in general. >> since 1998 when this happened, there have been a legion of scientific studie

browns. p>> tony: oh, no. p>> mark: i want to make sure. p>> tony: ray gordon was back in ptown. pi liked him. pdefense did good things. p>> mark: very good. p>> tony: ray was back. pby the way, jim schwartz has ptaken the same position pdecoordinator in philly. pcross him off the list. pbut that's okay. pbecause ray horton is at the top pof the browns list. pso if he does decide to bail on pthe titans, there's a pretty pgood shot he will. pthen he'll be back here. pi like what hue jackson is pdoing. p>> mark: it is a positive p>> tony: do you know what hue pis doing? phe's bringing in people that phave been in the division pbefore. pit matters to know the style of ay in this division. pto know how deep the rivalries pare and, most importantly, how pto beat those other guys. pthere you go. promona, i hope you enjoyed that. pover to you now catherine. p>> catherine: how about this otential problems for the psuperbowl. pa san francisco tv station preports the fbi and homeland psecurity are worried about ossible threats to football's pbiggest game of the year. pand intelligence bulletin was pleak

gordon road but the road is now open. we' ve learned new details tonight about the crash that injured a manchester police officer. investigators say officer aaron brown was on duty and driving this ford explorer when another car collided with him while changing lanes. the crash snapped a utility pole in half and left officer brown with a serious leg injury. this crash remains under investigation. shelley: the executive council recognized the work of dozens of first responders today. a commendation was presented for the response to a crash in wakefield last month that injured four secret service agents. the driver who hit their car was killed. among the agencies recognized were the wakefield fire and ambulance service, and paramedics from huggins and frisbie hospitals. the executive council has approved new hampshire' s new commissioner of health and human services. the vote was 4 to one. jeffrey meyers has been serving as acting commissioner for several weeks. dhhs is new hampshire' s largest state department. tom: massachusetts is one step away from joining new hampshire in banning minors from using tanning beds. the massachusetts house joined the s

gordon. for a lot of people just thep idea of winning $900 million is mesmerizing.me >> you'd probably be among them. alison brown is life in parma tonight with the latest. i can see the lines continue. it's funny how you really do get caught up in all of this. people here in parma have been doing so all day. people are still taking their time getting their tickets just minutes before the drawing. lots of happy people with the fallout of winning $900 million. >> powerball is certainly living up to its name with $900 million jackpotng making history. >> the 900 million reasons rate here. >> plane the game really makes people think. >> i have the winning powerball ticket. >> i have the winningng $900 million ticket. >> everybody gets $1. >> just likebo that guy we ran into many powerball winning ticket holders at quick stop beverage in karma. we have about $600 worth and we the family chips in and we spend $20 each stop we come till.l. >> are traveling game of sorts to these two. >> this is actuallyly all sean's idea to do adventure day. he wanted to make a bigad day of it ande go store to store. >> stories like th

gordon last played for cleveland in 2014 and led the league in receivng yards. it remains to be seen if the browns will want him back...if...he is early april. make an emergency landing at c-v-g. we'll tell you what and the results you will not believe what a group of college graduates it's i'm kara sewell jessica 2 shot and i'm jessica brown in for rob. let's get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist frank marzullo. winter weather advisory's for areas of northern kentucky clermont and brown county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern ky on friday. this could bring upwards of several inches of snowfall with a foot possible in areas near maysville and as far north as florence and the i 71 76 split we could see anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. important note a slight track change of just 100 miles could bring more or less. as of now snow starts early friday morning near 5am and continues through

browns anything to keep phim around. p>> denise: do you think they pwill? p>> tony: i think they will. pyou're going to pay josh gordon p1.1 million. pthat's one ninth of what they've pguaranteed duane bow. pthat's all you need to know. p>> denise: all right. plet's get to the cavs with a pi said tough. pyou said, no, d, it was a brutal pnight. p>> tony: it was brutal. pawful, awful night. pcan they make it singular and psay, okay, that was a bad night. pwe get it. pthey're going to have to beat pthe better teams, the best of pthe spurs. pand certainly the warriors are pthe standard right now. pthey have to shake that off. pthey're in brooklyn. pthey're playing one of the worst pteams in basketball. pnot the worst. ptalent wise they are. pthey lost eight out of nine. plebron talked about it. phe said they have 42 games left pafter tonight, denise. p>> denise: right. p>> tony: there is a big body of pwork that they can use to go up p3, 4, 5 notches where they need pto be at the right time. pbut, again, it starts tonight. p>> denise: all right. pgo cavs. pand you're in the dog house, by pthe way. p>> tony: what else is

brown: educator and photographer lewis hine used his camera for social reform. photographers from the farm security administration documented the poverty of the depression. the pioneering work of gordonin the 1940s and 50s. frazier sees herself working in this tradition, first and foremost, though, as a visual artist. >> the art comes in with how it's crafted, how it's made. the material. me understanding the history. the images, they're not purely documents. if you look at them, first and foremost the fact that i appear on the other side of the camera lets you know that this is contemporary art. because now i'm performing and doing gestures in front of the camera to create-- >> brown: you're part of the scene. >> the narrative and the scene. >> brown: but are they posed photographs? >> they sit in between staged and documentation. >> for example, i know my grandmother's routine. if you think about the image grandma ruby and me, 2005, i know her routine. i know she'll get up, she'll have her folger's cup of coffee, she'll smoke her pall mall cigarettes, she'll clean her dolls. so looking at my grandmother one day, i said, "well, grandma, could you redo my hair the way you used to whe