my childhood hero pee wee reese of louisville. over time, however, chandler's independence cost him support among the baseball owners. he was not reappointed and left after six years in office. after leaving the commissioner's office, happy again felt the tug of politics. he decided to run for governor 20 years after his first governor's race. in the primary he was challenged by a little known judge from eastern kentucky named burt combs, who had the exclusive backing of the democratic faction led by a named you guessed it, earle clements. it was a bitterly fought race, but chandler prevailed behind the slogan be like your pappy and vote for happy. those were the good ole days. while chandler's second term as governor is not as well regarded as his first, it is notable that today bears his name. he was a supporter of racial integration. in 1956 he called out the national guard during the tense 18-day standoff to help integrate schools in western kentucky. chandler would offer himself up three more times for the governor's mansion

he was from louisville on top of it. he still had some things to learn about running for statewide office. however, he recalled, as a member of the house, ira presented a district which was strictly much or politic. i have no problems with agriculture. my greatest agricultural problem was finding flower seeds for the window boxes. wasrace against clements really tight, so tight that morton went to sleep at 2:30 a.m. on election night not knowing the outcome. the next morning, a headline blared, clements leads morton. as we know, however, thanks to happy, ike, and the pesky vote on social security, morton .arrowly defeated clements once elected, morton was soon elevated to the senate republican leadership team. morton like clements transcended the liberal-conservative divide in , resulting in his being mentioned throughout the 1960's as a possible presidential or vice presidential candidate or a potential senate republican .eader by the way, not in my text, but you would be interested to know that the republican senator w

louisville and damion lee come back, the long three cut the lead to just one point. six seconds left in the game, louisville down by two, the game-winning three? air ball. kentucky wins, john calipari gets his 200th win with the team and improves to 8-1 against louisville. steph curry of the golden state warriors was willing to play for a major basketball program like kentucky. but he was not highly recruited. he went to davidson college and went on to be the seventh pick in the 2009 nba draft. today, the associated press named him male athlete of the year. last season, he helped the warriors win the championship. he was also the lead m.v.p.. he beat out jordan spieth to win the award and joined lebron james, michael jordan, and larry bird as the only male basketball players to win the award and 85 years. yesterday, we told you the ap female athlete was serena williams. she got 50 first place. second place was holly lloyd. and third was ronda rousey. right behind her was the woman who upset her -- holly holmes. she knocked her out in the second round in melbourne, au

at a mall in a louisville suburb.,000 peoples, mostly teenagers, caused disturbance at a mall in a louisville suburb.,000 peoples, mostly teenagers, caused disturbance at a mall in a louisville suburb. police were called to the shopping center on saturday determine whether the mayhem was planned. >>> the "san diego union tribune" says a man plunged to his death from a cliff in san diego while he was using a camera or cell phone. the accident happened on christmas day. the man was identified as joshua burwell of indiana. witnesses say they saw him looking at an electronic device before he fell 40 feet to the rocks below. >>> "newsday," the long island, new york, newspaper says lotto fever is running high ahead of wednesday's 300 million dollar powerball drawing. several stores expect a rush of ticket buyers today. the multimillion dollar prize is the biggest since september. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" now. the biggest after-christmas markdowns and saving money when you book your flight. jill wagner is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning. u.s. financial markets resume trading after

quite frankly, i don't even know if louisville slugger is in all the parks. it's kind of a big deal. for me, i'm trying to understand the economics of everything, and so, a bat like this, for example -- what does this cost you? scott: including the royalties, about $1.15. lemonis: okay, and then what does it cost to add the logo onto it? scott: 20¢ at the highest level. lemonis: so, that's 95¢. and then how much are you paying mlb on a bat like this? scott: 12%, so 18¢. lemonis: and so 95¢ and 18 -- $1.13? scott: $1.13. lemonis: and what do you sell this thing for? scott: for around $1.50. lemonis: so you're making 37¢ on this bat. that's not great. scott: it's not. it's a terrible margin. lemonis: why do you paint these in house? scott: in case we run out of a certain color. lemonis: and what about the waste? scott: the waste is minimal -- probably $12,000. lemonis: waste in manufacturing is when you create products that have mistakes on them, but the costs associated with those mistakes are sometimes hidden. and so, while scott tells me that the loss is $12

and the spillway was overtopped at louisville lake. and the highest level ever recorded in the 60 years of the lake's existence was, in fact, recorded last may. there are two areas of concern. one is an area of seepage that occurs below the dam. that is being monitored by wells. that is being monitored when we had the extreme wet weather in may and june and then again right around thanksgiving the corps of engineers is out there on a 24-hour basis monitoring what is happening in this area of seepage. there apartly was concern for a phenomenon known as a sand boil in late may of this year. the sand boil was controlled by placing concentric circles of sandbags around it until it rose to a level where the pressure equalized and it was no longer flowing. the concern apparently as i understand it is that a sand boil can lead to piping and if you get piping from inside the lake to the other side of the dam you've got big trouble. that did not occur. i want to stress that did not occur, but that was a concern during this very heavy rain event

ne-028we nats off top of rain in louisville rain pounding louisville. mw-021we illinois storm damage broll damaging storms in illinois ne-015we delays in newark nj airport delays in se-034tu texas flooding and flooding in the lonestar state. closer to home. we-016mo heavy snow sierra nevada heavy snow in the sierra nevada range. santa's sleigh, better have a seatbelt. time for a look at weather... here's what you need to know... the man who admitted to killing wounding nine colorado springs will undergo a mental health evaluation. evaluation for robert dear after he told the judge he wants to represent himself in court. the 57-year-old made status hearing wednesday afternoon. he faces 179 counts murder in the first shooting rampage on dear told the judge that that the forced psychological evaluation goes against his constitutional rights. he will spend the state mental hospital in pueblo, colorado. he is due back in court on february conference. hyatt hotel officials are advising customers to monitor their payment card statements, after customer credit

. >>> police in louisville, kentucky called the disturbance at their mall a riot.p to 1,000 teenagers began disrupting shoppers. the mall in louisville reopened yesterday with extra security. >>> isis fighters are putting up a tough fight trying to hold on to the key city of are a rahime felder -- ramadi. iraqi is trying to take the anbar capitol over the weekend. the troopers were half a mile from the complex yesterday. the city was captured by militants back in may. >> 4:53 is the time. multiple people were stabbed in the industry of trenton overnight. details at 5:00 a.m. >>> police in california identified the man who they say fell off the cliff while he was on his cell phone. that's up next on "action news." >> welcome back you're taking a live look at the view out across philadelphia international airport. clear for the moment, with but s cold. 44 degrees is as warm as it will get today. >>> the man who fell off a cliff in san diego has been identified. 33-year-old joshua burwell was visiting from indiana. he fell when he was using his cell phone. >> i heard

was sophisticated, east coast educated, and was from louisville. things to learn about running for state-wide office. as he recalled, he had represented the district which was strictly metropolitan. he had no problems with agriculture. his greatest agricultural problem was finding lower seeds for window boxes. the race against clements was tight. so tight that morton went to sleep at 2:00 a.m. on election night not knowing the outcome. the next morning the headline blared clements leads morton. ikee know, thanks to happy, , and the vote on social security, morton narrowly defeated clements. he was elected to the senate republican leadership team. morton, like clements, transitive -- transitive to divide-- transcended the . it resulted in his being mentioned throughout the 1960's as a possible presidential or vice presidential candidate, or a potential senate republican leader. it is not in my text, but you would be to know that the republican senator who ran against edward derksen for the senate republican leader in 1959 was john sherman cooper. ob

y'all from louisville? tony: louisville, kentucky. we're built ford-tough, baby. ford-tough.: got you. steve: yes, ma'am. ford-tough. tony: yes, sir. steve: tony, what do you do for a living? tony: steve, i do a lot of things. i'm actually a retired fire captain with the louisville fire department. i did 22 years. i retired a couple of years ago. steve: you look pretty young, man. tony: i'm fairly young, steve. thank you. you said it. you said it. i listen to you on the show. ev

. >> jon: parker, the rookie out of louisville, he's been invisible. see your quarterback scrambling, uncover. >> mike: tennessee rookie, matt darr with the punt. the bounce. inside the 5. aikens down there to take care of the of good of the rookie darr. 86 yards to go. where you were born says a lot about who you are. this place says cold and refreshing. oh look at that yeah that's a smooth operator right there. when you're using regular ...razors, right around here, is is a problem area. right around the chin. i didn't even know it had a fine trimmer. see you could have looked like this guy if you had noticed... the fine trimmer. man 25 million guys have switched to the flexball. will you? gillette the best a man can get when you've got a diamond kind of love, you've got to let it show... ...and now's the perfect time. now through christmas eve, get 30 percent off hundreds of gifts. >> mike: voting for the 2016 pro bowl ends tonight. vote now. the christmas parade, south beach style. a lot of giant fans in the house tonight. the first-down run by jen

but louisville and damion lee come back here. a long three cut the lead to just one point. less than six seconds in the game, down by two, the game-winning three? air ball. kentucky wins 75-73. john calipari gets his 200th win with the team and improves to 8-1 over the legal. in college football, right now, frank beamer is coaching h game with virginia tech. the hoagies facing -- the hokies in louisiana. after 29 seasons, frank beamer is going out with a bang. in the first half, tulsa and virginia tech combined for 76 half in bowl history. 35-41 at last check at the half. virginia leads in the fourth quarter now. the number three has been unlucky for the indiana hoosiers, who took on the duke blue devils at yankee stadium today. hoosiers have lost their last three games. they were favored to win by three today, but ended up losing by three because of a controversial call.in overtime, duke would take a field goal to give them the lead. indiana attempts to tie the game with a field goal, but it was called no good. here is another look. it passed over the top of the uprights.

. >> reporter: at this eagle gun range in louisville, texas, business is booming. training for new gun permits up 300% recently, with a new to draw faster and be able to defend faster. >> reporter: nearly 1 million texans already have a concealed handgun permit. under the new law, no additional paperwork, training or fee is required for them. a concealed carry permit now doubles as an open carry permit. >> it brings us in line with just about every other state. >> reporter: representative larry phillips offered the new law. >> they have to be over 21. they also have to have a clean criminal and mental health record. >> reporter: many texans say it is about time. while others, including nearly 75% of texas police chiefs, strongly disagree, according to a new survey. some businesses are also choosing to ban open carry. sign-maker shops scrambling to keep up with the demand. warnings to open carriers, keep out. many also oppose another new texas gun law nicknamed campus carry, allowing concealed handguns on taking effect next august. >> do we want it to be a culture w

. >> he's not called the louisville slugger for nothing. i caught up with calvin pryor as he gets set for tomorrow night's big game in big d. >>> hi. we're the gibson family, stationed in japan. greetings to all my family and >> we miss you! >> hope to see you guys soon! . >>> the knicks and the nets both on the court. >> yeah, knicks trying to avoid an embarrassing loss tonight. there are truly two streaking teams in the nba. defending champion golden state warriors, 25-1. and the polar opposite, ice cold, the philadelphia 76ers at 1-26. they happened to be tonight's opponents for the knicks. knicks ruin the suspense when they jumped out to a 21-point lead at the break. derrick williams, got to get up to throw down. and then this guy is 7' 3, how can you miss him? lot of derek fisher to rest the starters, which meant plenty of time for the bench to get their shots off. d-will from the corner, as the knicks hang on to win by 10. 107-97, the final from philly. >>> meanwhile, the nets on the second worse record in the eastern conference, tall

that made it 20-7 louisville. the cards win. 27-21. don' t forget about the manchester monarchs game on new year' s eve. this year they host the greenville swap rabbits. there are fireworks after the game so that tradition continues. tom: still to come on news 9 tonight. tomorrow is new year' s eve. what you can expect at the state' s only first night announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong da

texas a&m against louisville. check out the big-play ability of the cardinals. lamar jackson 61 yd td run. he' s just a freshman. 308 rushing yards for louisville. the cards win. 27-21. don' t forget about the manchester monarchs game on new year' s eve. this year they host the greenville swap rabbits. there are fireworks after the game so that tradition continues. tom: still to come on news 9 tonight. tomorrow is new year' s eve. what you can expect at the state' s only first night tom: portsmouth is hosting the only first night celebrations in the granite state. as always this is a fun family event that is held both inside and out. including shows a street dance party, ice sculptures and the fan favorite fireworks and a countdown to the new year in market square. it' s not too late to buy a button to join the fun. a free shuttle will travel the loop from venue to venue. thanks for joining us for newsnine tonight at 11. jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is resp

bobby petrino and louisville earn the acc a little respect with a 27-21 win in the music city bowl. gamecock basketball looking to close out the calendar year a perfect 12 and 0 with a win at home tonight against division two francis marion. let's check highlights from the colonial life arena. chris silva...three blocked shots on the game. he's a fan favorite.shows he can elevate on both ends. career-high 13 points for the freshman silva leads usc on the night. all 15 gamecocks get in the game. another freshman gets the carolina crowd going.g.jamall gregory...worth another look. his teammates love it. 6 points at halftime. gregory shows he can assist on a big dunk too. silva and carolina improve to 12 and 0. 78-56 the final score. frank martin and company host memphis saturday. clemson at 3 north carolina. tigers looking for their first win ever in chapel hill. former irmo high school standout jordan roper off to a fast start. 13 points on the game. tough match-up for roper on the defensive end. marcus paige...can't help but smile. clemson down 7 at half. tar heels look like they mi

my childhood hero pee wee reese of louisville. over time, however, chandler's independence cost him support among the baseball owners. he was not reappointed and left after six years in office. after leaving the commissioner's office, happy again felt the tug of politics. he decided to run for governor 20 years after his first governor's race. in the primary he was challenged by a little known judge from eastern kentucky named burt combs, who had the exclusive backing of the democratic faction led by a named you guessed it, earle clements. it was a bitterly fought race, but chandler prevailed behind the slogan be like your pappy and vote for happy. those were the good ole days. while chandler's second term as governor is not as well regarded as his first, it is notable that today bears his name. he was a supporter of racial integration. in 1956 he called out the national guard during the tense 18-day standoff to help integrate schools in western kentucky. chandler would offer himself up three more times for the governor's mansion

mohammad ali is from louisville so he wants them all to go to louisville. >> let's talk about the politics. his numbers are going up, are they not? >> he has a golf course in dubai, so i want to know if it is being shutdown because there are muslims working there as well. number two, he is officially down according to a poll in iowa. ted cruz is up ahead of donald trump. this is the political reaction to him falling in iowa. >> that's it. he is flanking to the right, is he not? cruz is the only guy matching on the right. >> he is the thinking man's trump. he is the harvard law. >> do you disagree? >> he is trump with a harvard law degree. he knows how to parse it a little bit. give him a couple weeks. i think this is a reaction to donald trump seeing a dip in iowa because he thinks the people around him -- he thinks the iowa voters are idiots. >> during a rally on friday night donald trump brought up to the stage two women who were not shy about their support. >> and this is going to be our next president of these united states. >> the duo known as diamond and silk were known as internet s

take a look at the numbers for today. 70's in raleigh, north carolina, in louisville. as we head into the plains much cooler air celting in. the temperature only forecast to reach 46 in kansas city saturday afternoon. >> thank you very much maria. >> post office workers across the country are rolling up their clives for the busiest shipping day of the year. they are expected to deliver hundreds of millions of pieces of mail as people rush to send their packages. hopefully they arrive by christmas. the last day to ship your package with guaranteed christmas delivery in case you are waiting will be december 23rdrdrd. that is if you choose express shipping. >> it is almost lights out for a popular christmas display in jersey. amanda mare field covers her house with thousands of lights each year. now the air force social worker has to move out of state for her job. she spent 18,000 on lights and decorations over years. that display will stay up until january 3rd. remember the falling. thousands gathered at arlington cemetery to lay reiths on 240,000 headstones. much of thi

. >> violent clashes force a mall in louisville kentucky to close. that mall was filled with postchristmas shoppers and police say the teens caused a series of disturbances and fights. only minor injuries were reported from u pushing and shoving and reports of gun fire could not be verified. the mall reopened yesterday with extra security. >> a virginia woman who survived the shooting during the live newscast newscast newscast returns to work. allison parker and adam word died. gardner spent weeks recovering from internal injuries. >> that is something one does not expect to happen. your mind goes into a lot of scenarios. >> it was very horrific. >> vicki plans to return to her job in late january. >> a police officer shot and killed a woman after the weekend. officers responded to a domestic disturbance call. a man who was mentally ill threatened his father with a baseball bat. when officers arrived, the teen charged at them with the bat. an officer opened fire hitting the teen and 55-year-old betty jones. >> somebody needs to do something about thi

lucrecia --debido a ese sueÑo, la abuela de "lucas" pidi a launiversidade louisville que ayudaran alero bueno, sÍ despuÉs te explico ¿ok? no, no hay fiesta. >> pero daniel quÉ cara dura eres!. >> eso no es cierto. >> pero tÚ sabes que a mÍ me gusta mantener una cosa por un lado y otra cosa por otro lado eso mezclar la pareja. >> pero si son parejas. >> invita a la fiesta de navidad. >> seÑores una cosa es una cosa y otra cosa es otra cosa. >> ay! ya hombre!. >> comienza ya!. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪

((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > louisville police are meeting with managers at an area mall after a massive brawl shut it down this weekend. it took four agengies and a police helicopter to get control of the nearly two-thousand people. to go into lockdown... shutting their gates. reports of shots fired... were never confirmed. no arrestes were made and no injuries reported. mall management are working with police to discuss ways of preventing another major disruption./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > new concerns in southern california. what has firefighters worried... it's a chilly start to the week so far... and looks to stay that way. ashley conroy has the full forecast coming up after the break. < california wildfire continues to burn... firefighters are concerned over the potential of rain... which would wash out the debris onto major highways. ((voice of: capt. mike lindbery/ventura county fire dept - this fire has a devastating potential for highway 101, for pch, for the union pacific railroad, should we get some real heavy rain.")) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) the fire has burned more than

charles and louisville. there is plenty of rain. that area will dry out a little bit in the next few days. our rain is shower west of interstate 81. may make it to the area at 9:00 or 9:30. that is that. so it should start to clear there. partly sunny dry tomorrow at midnight. new year's day, plenty of sunshine and 46 degrees. maureen: download the weather app to get the mews accurate forecast. leon: we are returning now to war on terror. police in turkey foiled a new year's eve attack plan by isis. the two suspects are now in custody. the chief prosecutor office say they are both turkish nationals detained in a house raid. police found suicide vests armed with the bombs and they say the suspect were planning on detonating them at two locations in the celebration. a developing story here from n.s.a. to stateside who has been spying on benjamin netanyahu and other allies according to the "wall street journal" which alleges they maintain the surveillance of the allies after a promise from the president two years ago snooping would end

detroit, cleveland, youngstown, toledo, cincinnati, louisville, indianapolis. populationsvy black with fine neighborhoods that were self-contained. just drivene coca-cola out of business. but i had a man that was a former coke man brought into the company and he hated african-americans. he thought we were next to nothing. thatragedy of the thing is when the center office assigned ,ean ammons to this operation we were the first assignees because they thought we would do the type of job that would propel this operation to on thought of heights. it happened in chicago but it didn't happen in columbus, ohio theuse he let me know that nerve of them sending something like me into his office, and that is the relationship we had until i couldn't take it any longer. left. i quit but i was really fired the day i walked in. i tried to call new york. they decentralize the operation. he became a regional sales force. a local bottler wanted to hire me. you will not believe this. jewishal beidler was a fellow. he called me in his office one day and said let me tell you someth

former louisville all-american russ smith is down from memphis and will play with the energy hawkeyes leave tomorrow for the rose bowl. what do you do during that the -- during the potato bowl? utah state fan not holding back his love. it was all for naught. better off in friday form -- in fried form. the vikings can breathe a sigh of relief. oh beckham, jr. of the giants, his probation has been upheld. new york is playing minnesota sunday night. they will not have to take on -- odellcynthia: we might see a white christmas? kurtis: this first system moving out. we might see some light snow on christmas eve. steve: thank you for joining us. we will be back at 10:00. praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. >>> home for the holidays.

that music city bowl in louisville, they get the job done against texas. tomorrow afternoon is a big game. the final four begins, clemson facing oklahoma. all about the cotton bowl, alabama and michigan state. it is strange him the games on new year's eve, but top right clemson -- top ranked clemson not getting any respect. but don't tell that to the sooner players. they lost last year 40-6. >> they were into the game, they it looked like we didn't. they just came out and beat the brakes off of us. we can't let that happen in. >> it wasn't that long ago, everyone does remember it. we were very competitive in that game. they were. they coach to better than we did. hopefully we can play better this year. randy: that will be the first game tomorrow afternoon. jim: a tough loss for the rebels deny. randy: i don't know what happened in the second half jessica: for this team. does prism tv have all the channels we watch? that's a great question. prism tv has all the channels i watch, and lots of hd. and i like hd. get over 140 of your favorite channels with the

in the meantime it's very mild at 66 in louisville. 71 in nashville. in cleveland, it's 61. cooler air is hundreds and hundreds of miles away. it will take awhile before it arrives here. this evening you can enjoy the mild temperatures longer. increasing clouds for the overnight hours. the rain doesn't arrive until 24 hours from now. we'll time it out with future tracker in the seven-day forecast. back to you. >> thanks so much. track the temperatures on the go any time, anywhere. download the news 4 new york app on your phone or tablet. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, police say the hit and run driver who seriously injured a woman in queens this afternoon has been caught. scene near seagart boulevard right after hitting the 21-year-old woman around 12:45 today. the driver was stopped by officers and taken into custody. at this point police are not naming the suspect or the victim. >>> a bronx priest accused of stealing from his parish to pay for a male prostitute. we spoke with members of the parish. >> reporter: outside mass at st. francis arrange of emotions. >> devastating. >>

it was kentucky, louisville, notre dame and indiana... i came from lehigh where we would get 800 people a game. and then we had 38,000.... i think it's a great day of college basketball in the state." state.""it's one of thehebest events to be in... to be in that and be a part of it -- to have all four schools there -- that's a big positive throughout the state." in iowa football news... kirk ferentz has added another collection... today... ferentz was named the 20-15 eddie robinson coach of the year... after leading iowa to a school- record twelve wins and earning a spot in the rose bowl... this is the third national "coach of the year" honor for ferentz this season... deiondre hall just finished up a phenomenal career at northern iowa... and according to the associated press... his senior season was his best season... hall was named a first-team f-c-s all-american today... he led the conference with six interceptions, added 82 tackles and won the m-v-f-c defensive player of the year award... and he could be in the n-f-l next season... i

reed: rain pounding louisville, and damaging storms. closer to home, heavy snow in the sierra nevada range. we are understanding that santa does have a seat belt, and no center navigate heavy wind of. -- knows how to navigate heavy wind. the weather authorities ready to help you out as a get to the next several days. jim: thank you for that, news 3 is he or -- your christmas weather authority. the forecast may be at the planning.christine: chloe beardsley is in with a look at what we can expect as of the closer to the holidays. you are outside a very festive house today. chloe: in the studio, it is a lot warmer. you will see out there, i will show you those temperatures. we some beautiful weather conditions starting off with a sunny skies than this happened even outside, still mostly cloudy. temperatures depending away you live chopping down into the 40's and 50's across the area. mid 40's for summerlin and centennial. downtown just now dropped into the upper 40's for north las vegas. it will be a very different pitcher by tomorrow nigh

from louisville, kentucky, please welcome back patrick hughes.heers and applause] patrick, welcome back. >> hey, chris, good to be here. >> good to see you, man. welcome back to you and to alsoo welcome back your plus one. tell

it more often than not since world war ii, and i said the day after my own re-election down in louisville, what i wanted us to be was a responsible, right of center

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