i asked him if he knows why mi hanel would be in a drainage ditch in louisville, kentucky?porter: what did he tell you? >> he said i don't know but my car was broken into at work last week. >> reporter: his cadillac, the break-in happened on may 17thth, a few hours off erin harper was found dead. >> reporter: i asked him where do you work? he said he was a pharmacist at a drugstore where she sell prescription drugs. it hit me the manual was with the stuff now. >> reporter: detective arnold had a working theory and it went like this. someone broke into a shiny cadillac parked outside of an indiana walgreens. the car happened to belong to the store's pharmacist. the thief grabbed the owner manual and tossed it into his own car and went to erin's house where she and erika were shot and erin's prescription ills pills and credit cards were stolen and according to rick's theory the person rushed away from the house, threw the pill bottles and credit cards into the get-away car and drove off. a few miles away, who wasever was in the car got rid of the hot property tossing a ining

one of them lived in southern indiana, just across the river from louisville. laempbd p.m.called the man. >> asked him if he knows why his manual would have been in a drainage ditch in louisville, kentucky. >> what did he tell you? >> he said i don't know, but my car was broken into at work last week. >> his cadillac. the break-in happened on the night of may 17th, just a few hours before earon harper was found dead. >> i asked him, where do you work? and he said he's a pharmacist at a walgreens and bells and whistles go off in my head. he works in a drugstore where they sell prescription drugs. it hit me immediately that there was a reason that manual was with this stuff now. >> detective arnold had a working theory you now and it went like this. someone broke into a shiny cadillac parked outside an indiana walgreens. the car happened to belong to the store's pharmacist. for no apparent reason, the thief grabbed the owner's manual from the glove compartment and tossed it into his own car. he then went to earon's house, where she and erica were shot and earon's prescription

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

he was a country club in louisville and you wouldn't think ali would have much of a chance. he had a new lawyer now, a guy named hayden covington, who had been defender of jehova witnesses for a long time. he had been the most successful lawyer ever to appeal cases to supreme court. he had gotten a lot of the jehova witnesses out of serving in the army, and there had been a lot of cases about jehovah witnesses refusing to say the pledge of allegiance, stand, and salute the flag and things like that. ali stated his case. the fbi presented a file. the judge went off to decide on this. after three weeks, the judge decided that ali should be a conscientious objector and he filed his thing with the justice department, and it was a nonbinding decision. and the justice department said, well, that's very nice what think yousaid, but we draft board 47 really should consider muhammad ali 1a and he should be drafted. so the justice department overrode what he said and away we went for this whole thing, where eventually ali was called for induction to the army in houston and refused to

>>the broadcast team has to louisville monday. >>and that's all we have and hopefully all you need to know from all of us here real-time news, good night. >>i like the banter they're so good it into of course you know we should be flattered that they're interested in this amazing because a low people tell their own stories. >>youth radio does that there are a lot of organizations that have young people telling their stories and that's important they're taking our jobs pretty tone in telling their stories and that's good to full circle. all right coming up the sharks made big news yesterday signing a long-term extension with star defenseman erik karlsson. >>today they get very good news for perhaps the greatest shark ever. kate and jason we'll explain as they set you up for bay area sports night. >>and i think fog now developing around the bay area looks like we're in for a big cool down to the end of spring, we'll talk about it coming up next. >>and kron four's now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried kron

and conditis there came dangerous police were forced to barricade some roads and firefighters in louisville, kentucky shared this video of crews trying to remove a flooded car. the department reminding drivers to turn around when they see roads like this. >> let's say the water's going to keep on rising with more rain on the way here's nbc meteorologist bilodl karins morning >> good morning. it needs to stop raining, right? so many areas from oklahoma, texas to the east coast. dealing with rain pretty much every day it seems this spring now we're watching this line of severe thunderstorms we've had wind reports of 60 do 70 miles per hour inom oklah these storms are racing toward mcallister later on today we're going to do it all over again we're going to see new areas of storms even possibility of an enhanced rhys frk dallas to fort worth that's where we could see some significant wind damage with storms and this whole region from little rock to nashville to paducah, lexington, louisville, everywhere has a chae to see some strong storms today that's a look at the big weather story of the da

>>the broadcast team has to louisville monday. >>and that's all we have and hopefully all you need to know from all of us here real-time news, good night. >>those kids ever bright future they are really really good all right coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news. a controversial use of force bill is heard in the state senate will hear from family too to the to the podium. and before we go want to take a little peek outside we always like checking in on the embarcadero camera you're waking up to temperatures in the 50's and 60's this morning a lot of fog not just on the coast in san francisco. but it spreads pretty far inland. so john let you know if and when that fog is going to clear and we'll check in on the afternoon highs as well and don't forget download the kron on app for our live news coverage. fernandez the bay area's only commercial free 24 hour streaming news service. it's available for iphones ipad apple tv your android device and even amazon fire. right now you could ride for free just visit kron on dot tv s

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they escaped from louisville, kentucky.hey escaped because rutha blackburn had been sold down into new orleans, and thornton did not want to lose the woman he loved, so they escaped together and came to the city of detroit in 1831. when they came to detroit, it was far away from kentucky. slave law,the 1793 going to ohio was still risky because bounty hunters could come and take you, even from free states, and take you back out to wherever you came from. in ohio where they had been for a little while, it was too close to kentucky, bounty hunters were always in and out of ohio bringing people back into slavery. so when they arrived here, thornton is a brick maker, working as a brick mason for a couple of years, making a is ag, and rutha seamstress. so both of them are making a living. she is a seamstress and he is a brick mason and they are living a free life right here in the city of detroit. two slave catchers come to the becausedetroit in 1833, they have ward that thornton and seen blackburn are here, by family member who

this spring when i'm at the louisville urban league talking to the cameras, he's in prison watching it. n the prison television. and when i met him afterwards he says, when i saw you say that it was going to be retroactive, because his crime was committed in the 1990's, i thought for the first chance, if this thing passes, maybe i'll get out of jail. so my wife and i have met him. he seems like a guy who really wants a second chance in life. and does deserve it. there have been problems with our drug laws. he's an african-american and he was convicted for a type of drug that most white americans have not been using, but the criminal penalties were 100 times worse for the type of cocaine he had as opposed to what a lot of hites use. so white could have used the same, a white person could have used the same amount of cocaine and gotten six months in prison or probation, and he got 35 years. this has been wrong since the very beginning. the law should treat everybody equally. [applause] i want to thank ralph reid and faith and freedom coalition. i want to thank all of you for what you do.

one public employee inentucky who wondered if pension was okay was a history teacher at a local louisville high school. >> i understood that i would never earn a great deal of money. you enter teaching because there's a certain warmth you feel for instructing young emople and trying to help >> we're going to convert it from chemical to... c mical. >> chemical! bingo! >> and so it's an idealism that drives a teacher. >> and that's the beauty ofh- englwe are learning to be effective communicators. >> but one of the reasonthat we accept the low salary is that we won't have to despair of our retirement.il that therebe some form of a safety net for us when we get too old to trundle into the classroom. >> smith: a guarantee? 's a promise, and a good chunk of our salary is taken out from day one and deposited into a rerement plan. >> if y'all can come up with a good idea for a little project w or something yout to do, we can maybe utilize the outdoor... >> smith: christina frederick-trosper, a teacher in knox county, kentucky, alsogn up because of the promise of a guaranteed pension. >> that's wh

this weekend, on the presidency, louisville landis talks about the leadership of ike's leadership style> where is ike on civil rights? for his entire military career up until 1945, he seemed , at leastbothered there is not anything to me that suggested he was bothered by segregation in the military and segregation in american society. in 1945, he changed his mind. why? we were running out of men too. first, the germans ran out of men and then the british ran out of men and america was running out of combat soldiers. he decided to give african americans the first opportunity to engage in combat equally and that was a turning point in his life. when he returned to washington, he was much more vigorous about civil rights. he worked with lyndon johnson to form of the civil rights act in the 1950's. -- learnrn more about more about dwight eisenhower's leadership skills. you are watching american history

there are two waves that will move through cities like louisville and this second one this afternoon first wave will impact cities like new york and boston later on tonight. further out to the west, places like dallas, oklahoma city, even little rock also looking at the potential for some showers and thunderstorms this evening. unfortunately, martin and christi, the long-term concern becomes flooding as we expect 2 to 4 inches of widespread rain over the next several days. >> we talked a lot about flooding. >> no doubt. >> thank you so much, allison. appreciate it. >>> the mayor of phoenix is apologizing. still trying to clarify exactly what she's saying in that apology, but she's apologizing after the video of officers drawing guns on this family sparked outrage. >> the phoenix police trying to arrest a couple after their 4-year-old daughter walked out of the dollar store with a doll. one officer is threatening to shoot the mother as she holds her daughter as the other stands by her side. then another officer shown kicking and cursing at the father. natasha joins us. the mayor's apo

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iny had been enslaved louisville, kentucky. ruthascaped because blackburn had been sold down to new orleans and barton did not want to lose the woman he loved so they escaped together and came to detroit in 1831. they came to detroit to get far away from kentucky. because of the 1793 fugitive slave law, going to ohio was still risky because bounty hunters can come and take you even from free states act down to where you escape from ohio, where they were for a little while was too close to kentucky. bounty hunters were in and out of ohio bringing people back into slavery. when they arrived here, norton is a wreck mason. ,e works for a couple years making a living for himself. rutha is a seamstress. they are both making livings doing the work in the skills they already have even when they were enslaved or choose a seamstress and he is a brick mason. to bounty hunters come to the city of detroit. in 1833, a have word that thornton and rutha blackburn are here and have been seen by a family member related to conscience slaveowners

louisville louisvillely -- legally you have to revoke it and it doesn't die after two or three years you have to have a public hearing to actively revoke it from the office cap. so the first two bullet points are reaffirming the policy which has been in place a number of years you have done. that's been our practice for many number of years and there were a few years ago when you took the office allocation back and we put that back into the pool. the third bullet refers to reviewing each project on an individual basis with no defined approval period and generally sentra soma projects will be considered a priority but still allow ug to consider other -- allowing you to consider other projects as we move forward. and consider them in phases. so in reality, only the last bullet is a change in any policy. what we are proposing in front of you today and what we have proposed in the last few months is simply that you stay the course with how you look at projects and the only change is that well two, changes, one is central soma be given a preference for the office allocation and you consid

>>the broadcast team has to louisville monday.s all we have and hopefully all you need to know from all of us here real-time news, good night. the thick of their own little changers to that away and we have it all you need to know. >>love saying young people that we mentioned earlier youth radio many other programs that allow young people to tell their stories and journalism lives cats. all right. still ahead tonight, a california woman died while climbing in yosemite, remembered by those who knew her best a family and friends are carrying her legacy forward, the giants got the best of the dodgers last night, but tonight they had to face clayton kershaw king will ♪ ♪ clayton kershaw king will ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>family members and friends remembering the modesto teacher who died in a rock climbing accident at yosemite patricia stoops died earlier this month. but as reporter sensory times all explain

louisville is in steered clear.es and this five second penalty most recently. that has been the difference of five for sebastian vettel and those team restate his drivers who already look like they are looking ready to win. joe linsky, thank you very much. still to come on sportsday, the 1971's england unoffical women's football team are reunited for the first time in 48 years. ladies! laughter. oh, god! to women's rugby now with the rugby super series set the third major gets under way this year and if golf is a state of mind, mcelroy should be calm for. he claimed his sixth title of the pj open yesterday for some storming ahead of the pack by winning seven shots and putting him in good stead for this week's us open and he wasn't the only northern irishman wasn't the only northern irishman was something to celebrate as nigel ringling reports. when worry mcelroy brings his a—game, there is no competition. commentator: 0h, competition. commentator: oh, my. the holyrood gulf war in top form is a sight to behold and mc

>>the broadcast team has to louisville monday.l we have and hopefully all you need to know from all of us here real-time news, good night. >>also you know we're taking applications kids the outright internships here kron check it got skill. >>yeah, i ded internships same him on the grid that they're working with the green screen. there may on the weather long xactly i probably learned thing or 2. comey the fresh knew of the pointing technology right. we are looking at conditions out there today, still going to be more quite as warm as yesterday though we are looking at some cloudy skies overhead for san francisco, and i shot here from selma looking at financial district. >>under those foggy conditions, san jose definitely some cloud cover overhead not quite as fall you look at his san francisco is though and looking at the east bay right here not much of a view yet from berkeley has that fog continues to push into the east bay hills visibility being affected at times this morning. but we are remaining dry across the bay and this t

>>the broadcast team has to louisville monday. have and hopefully all you need to know from all of us here real-time news, good night. >>we're going to take a quick break back with more in a minute. here's a live look outside of sfo where the well skies are slowly clearing we had metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i was relentless first. relentless about learning the first song we ever danced to. about teaching him to put others first. about helping her raise her first child. and when i was first diagnosed, my choice was everyday verzenio. it's the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. it gives us more time without cancer progressing. verzenio is the only cdk4 & 6 inhibitor approved with hormonal therapy that can be taken every day for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause seriou

>>the broadcast team has to louisville monday.d to know from all of us here real-time news, good night. >>that's great. we wish them well. we're taking a live look outside from central cam this morning looking down at san francisco, some awesome haziness that were lying fog but otherwise, i'm not a whole lot to worry about this morning. erica counter is here with the forecast and we're going to get matching red blazers if we want to keep up with the folks from petaluma i know right 1008 >>bay at today's going to be another warm day for us here so. for a jog play some outdoor sports. >>we have a shot here. hello, san jose look at that clear blue skies there. >>enjoy the clear skies will you can we're going to see some changes these next few days as for our temperatures at the moment, it's a little warmer out in berkeley and oakland compared to where we're at yesterday at the exact same time and we're in the 60's. we're in the 50's around this time, i'm 59 currently in san anselmo 65 out in fairfield. later this evening as you can s

deep south including the atlanta arab i can't chicago is included, annapolis, columbus, lexington, louisville, cincinnati into the atlanta area hit and miss strong storms, possibly wind damage and large hail later on today. that's a look at the big weather story of the day now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> you can see where the showers and thunderstorms are lined up from the midwest right through the great lakes through the ohio valley. we'll get a break today. dallas, you had your storms overnight so you're fine now we have to wait for the line of storms to reach the area of san antonio and houston later on today. >>> here's a shot only the legendary golfer john daly could pull off >> in 11 holes at 18, john daly playing his second watch out. this is going right. oh, into the grand stands. >> wow, look at this for j.d >> right back down the side. >> he perfectly did it it looks like a happy gilmore. the ball kind of magically rolls out of the grandstand and perfectly onto the green too bad it didn't go into the hole unfortunately, though, daly not able to convert that 10 foot b

you go north there and floyd county, indiana, of louisville is where one of the rescues turned out wellthey got him out. in wichita, kansas, it was close to a half a foot of rain that left people pushing their cars through the water, and it sounds like a lot of those issues were when people drove through barriers. don't do that this morning. hundreds of passengers stuck in houston overnight as they had a ground stop. you go from southern indiana over to new jersey, delaware and maryland, you're under flood watch so not only could we see that but damaging wind in the same area today. robin? >> all right, ginger. thank you. >>> now to the escalating confrontation with iran. this morning, officials there issuing a new warning as secretary of state, mike pompeo says, the u.s. has, quote, unmistakable evidence iran is responsible for recent attacks on two oil tankers. martha raddatz is in washington with more on all this. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning. a very troubling announcement from tehran this morning that means this standoff with the u.s. could get much worse. a spoke

severe storms will impact the ohio valley region and the mid-atlantic, indianapolis, louisville, charleston up towards pittsburgh and over towards the d.c. area with hail, flooding downpours and winds accelerating beyond 65 miles per hour, so look for thunderstorms that run rampant there with showers throughout the northeast and the deep south courtesy of this tropical low that's easing its way to the north watching out for flash flooding and isolated tornadoes from dallas, san antonio over towards houston. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, changing the rules of the road.rlhoib wh a s. how this rare problem happened. >>> and later, was it the drinks in the mini bar? new clues after yet another american dies at a caribbean reso hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> we're back with a direct hi

[applause] about six months ago i was at the louisville urban league and we were talking about the first step act. that faith and freedom coalition was a big part of getting passed. i was a part of it, my wife was a part of it. i was lobbying to try to get the leadership to let us have a vote. so i was lobbying publicly through the television with another senator from my state, please let us have a vote. and we had the vote and the first person to be let out of prison was a man named matthew charles. i met him. [applause] he was given 35 years in prison for a drug crime. he found christ, he found religion and got a college and he found a person recommending legal -- legal advice in the prison and became a better person. he was let out after two years and another judge said no you have to go back for 14 more years. this spring when i was talking to the cameras, he is in prison watching it on the present television and when i met him afterward he said when i saw you say it was going to be retroactive because his crime was committed in the 90's, i thought maybe i will get out of jail. my wi

. >> reporter: 6-year-old henry from louisville. and this 15-year-old, sidney, from milwaukee. was her hometown, ridgewood, new jersey. >> mom and dad, thank you for teaching me to use my gifts to help people. i love you. we did it. >> and so we salute ali stroker. wit i was lucky enough to see her on broadway, it was amazing. thank you so much for watching tonight. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> now, news to build a better bay area. >>> relief is in sight. tomorrow. good afternoon, though, thank you for joins us. >> i'm larry beil, with all the warriors excitement leading up to game 5 tonight. we'll have live coverage here, but first, dan and 4 years old swimmer off chrissy field. >> sky 7 was overhead. the beachers. weaver joined live from the beach where the swimmer has pulled from the bay, we understand. liz? >>. >> and distressing scene. we saw the divers. th the 14-year-old boy. they pulled him from the water, immediately began performing cpr for about 20 minutes on the beach. they then put hem in an ambulance and brought him to the california paci

a father was killed after trying to drive across a flooded bridge near louisville. farther west in kentucky, a storm caused part of this bourbon warehouse to collapse. 4500 barrels of bourbon were scattered among the rubble. fortunately no one was hurt. >> well, let's take a look now at your forecast for this tuesday morning. >>> good morning. severe storms for tuesday with flash flooding, isolated hail and 60-mile-per-hour winds from d.c. to richmond, charleston, roanoke down towards charlotte and then we'll have concerns for widespread rain throughout the entire ohio valley region and scorn new england states throughout the entire east coast leaning into the entire southeast with heavy storms in the tennessee valley region, stormy alabama, over towards new orleans as far south as miami and then we are looking for widespread showers in the center part of the country. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> watching tv will never be the same. coming up, how you can use your eyes to change the channel. >>> also ahead, the big announcement from facebook launc

. >> this week, the chairman of the house committee joining us from louisville. thank you for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> we also have sarah ferris with politico and jennifer with roll call. let's begin with the budget control act. you face another fiscal deadline. remind our viewers how we got to this point. and the budget cap. >> thank you. in 2011, there was a special committee of 16 members of the house and senate. their goal was to come up with a deficit reduction plan. the process was under the budget control act, which ultimately passed, they set in motion a system called sequestration. the idea was if these 16 people could not come to an agreement on a way to reduce the deficit, there would be automatic budget cuts put in place. the budget control act as a 10 year duration. it expires after 2021. right now, if we don't by statute increase the budget levels that are part of the budget control act, we will face cuts in the next fiscal year of about $125 billion. relatively equally allocated against the defense and nondefense side. >> we have t

cooler in new england, but 90 for louisville and 92 degrees for a high today in the mile high city denver. >>> coming up, the first pickup truck that costs more than $100,000. >>> also ahead, how many jobs will be lost in the next decade because of robots and the three states that will lose the most. >>> but first new details about what happened just before a california woman was attacked and >>> a family's snorkeling trip in the bahamas ends in tragedy as a swarm of sharks attacked a california college student. three sharks attacked jordan lindsey. her parents and other family members say they tried to warn her, but she didn't hear them in time. the 21-year-old was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> delta and jetblue airlines are now allowing travelers to cancel their flights to the dominican republic without penalties. the announcement comes after several american tourists died in the country. dominican tourism officials are pushing back against claims that the country is unsafe. they insist the recent deaths of american tourists are unrelated. >>> meanwhile, a newly uncovered safety

elsewhere not the case. 90s again in d.c., louisville, st. louis a heat advisory up. heat warning up for minneapolis. dangerous heat and we're not even into july. whit? >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> now to the gay pride celebrations getting under way across the country and around the world. many gathering at the human right's flash point 50 years ago at new york's stonewall inn. the violent riot at the famous bar changing history. join us tomorrow for live streaming coverage of the pride celebrations. abc news live, our digital channel, at the new york city pride march. that's beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern. available on all your devices. >>> much more ahead on "world news tonight." attacked in the subway. two teenagers brutally beating a stranger as bystanders watched. then fleeing the scene. what started it all? >>> the grim new details in the kidnapping and murder of a college student. the strange devices the suspect allegedly wanted to build. >>> america's favorite past time making history across the pond. the yankees and red sox teaming up and getting the roya

he's been to your louisville restaurant. favorite said i'm his chef. >> did you say that?ve to shop for a whole lot because you've got eggs, powdered sugar. you've got milk, baking powder and baking soda.o the key this is the bacon inside of >> bacon inside the pancake? the.it wpancake. >>t we do first is candy the bacon. so you want to put some brown gar on top of it. and if you feel yourids have been good or haven't, if you want to saven dis thhe me bottom of this. sohe brown sugar doesn't burn to the bottom. if they haven't been good, let it burn and make them clean it. you got choices t. make let it cook 400 degrees until it comes out crispy. simple to do at home. th we go t our wet mix. normally it comes with buttermilk. this is poor man's buttermilk. >> this blew my mind. you said add white vinegar to milk and you get the samefe efs a buttermilk. >> and not the hacost. lf the cost. you put it on in here. you put vinegar, let it sit for three to five minutes. simple. it's going to thicken up and you'll add that right to the beaten eggs. >> you don't to have stir it or

i have been to louisville and it is fascinating what you guys are doing.t just about getting packages from point a to point b, but you are working with the health care sectors and other sectors. as you transform the company, how much becomes transformations versus what you are doing today? >> we are 112 years old, so we have probably been through five major transformations. this is one of those. the message we are getting is that this is continuous transformation. there is not a beginning or an end. the way it is changing, this is a way of life. peoplereally believe our have accepted that we have focused in three particular areas. the first of which is high-quality revenue growth. the second is increasing efficiency and using a lot of technology. third is broadening our management team and our culture. cultures are like anything else, they have to change with the times. the sense of urgency is much more making decisions. it is much more important now. that is where we are focusing our leadership team. taylor: still ahead, the world's largest bookmaker come

here are today's semi-finalists-- a junior from louisville, kentucky...om charlotte, north carolina... and a senior from portland, oregon... [ cheers and applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! thank you, johnny. there--do i do it? yes, might as well. okay. all right, jackson, teagan, and avi, we're all curious as to know which one of you three will get to join our eighth grader and our junior who are waiting in the wings to come back tomorrow and start playing for $100,000, so i'll wish you good luck. here comes the jeopardy! round. and here are the categories for you, starting off with... followed by... oh. next, each correct response will contain only a single vowel. then... we'll deal with... and... oh, boy. avi? i'll take a sngl vwl for $200, please. - jackson. - what is scratch? - correct. - a sngl vwl, $400. you contestants from northerly latitudes will recognize this partially melted snow and ice. - teagan. - let's go to the movies, $200.

>> stephen: and where are the questions be when i break out the louisville slugger and the oval of pain a bread stick there will be no more questions! next question. ( applause ) i believe in global warming. tonight kamala harris was -- on fire! ( laughter ) look at bernie's face while giving that answer. he's literally licking his lips. "she just took the top ten% of the best 40% of what i was going to say. it's not fair!" ( laughter ) bernie also went of the president. >> the american people understand that trump is a cist --that trump is a understand it, sir. 's t reasonÑi why se of them voted for him. ( laughter ) and he bernieed on. >> that's how we beat trump, we expose him for the fraud that he is. >> stephen: not sure if we need to do that, senator. trump already has a long history of exposing himself. ( laughter ) ( applause ) senator michael bennett seemed surprised when a question was directed his way. >> senator bennett -- ( applause ) -- you have said, it is possible to write policy proposals that have no basis in reality, you might as well call them candy. were you referri

rainfall amounts three to ten inches above average and chicago, detroit, pittsburgh and louisville have seen above average rainfall and over the last 60 days, all the cities have seen at least 50% of the time it has been raining we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. arp jill! in fact, we support all you out there bringing home the bacon. that's why a-a-r-p is here to help you find work, stay competitive where you are, cheese! or switch careers we're even turning dream jobs into like, real-life awake jobs. so go get your slice and let a-a-r-p help. take on today and every day with a-a-r-p. >>> clear skies and warm temperatures as you step out the door. we're in the mid-70s. it will be hot again today. reaching the mid-90s in the south bay. upper 90s in the inland east bay as well as the north bay. the only place where we see minor cooling will be the immediate coastline and in san francisco. bigger cooling on the way the next several days. down to 82 for the high on saturday. but it does heat up again early next week. >> that's your latest weather. >> al, >> t

and thunderstorms will develop within the afternoon hours, of course, from louisville on into washingtonain showers as well over this region, and some of the heaviest rain lined in around eastern portions of the northeast to parts of pennsylvania. heavy rainfall, as much as 1 to 2 inches into the forecast. the broader perspective brings heat right back into the picture across the central united states the next couple of days. of course we have tremendous heat in recent weeks. seeing a little bit of a cooldown, but notice in parts of texas, we climb down from the 80s to the middle 90s, which is above average for this time of year. rosemary? >> pedram, always good to get an update from you on all things weather. thank you. >>> and we're going to leave you with a father's day greeting that couldn't be any cuter. a little baby with a big name has been released on the official instagram account of the duke and duchess of sussex. look at that. the baby appears to be clutching prince harry's hand. the caption reads, "happy father's day and wishing a very special first father's day to the duke o

and a junior from louisville, kentucky... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek!ou, ladies and gentlemen. good crowd here today to watch the fourth of our quarter-final matches. as you all know from having watched our tournaments through the years, the winners of these quarter-final matches return automatically next week in the semi-finals, and the four high-scorers among non-winners also come back to play again. audrey, sreekar, and jackson, welcome. good luck. here we go. ♪ categories that you will now be dealing with are... i sense a theme. ah, you're... you're on a... maybe you'll spend time... jackson, off you go. let's do college bound for $200. sreekar. - what is north carolina? - yes. college bound for $400. - sreekar. - what is rutgers?

. >> caller: hey, jim, big louisville, kentucky, b-booyah. >> that fantastic. >> caller: i'm been withs since $4 and it is pushing $100 now. >> but that thing with amgen and asco it was killer and you got that price and you have to take -- take your bis is out and play with the house's money but that was good news this weekend how about to dave in north carolina dave >> caller: booyah. from charlotte, north carolina the queen city. >> i have fun and sometimes i get it confused with the rose city down the block. what going on krnk. >> caller: there you go. your take on car vanna >> and car max, the ome two car companies that i are related to that industry but i like, i think you have a winner but it is a growth stock and you have to take a long-term view peresh in new jersey >> caller: hey, jim, b-b-b-b booyah. >> that took a lot of energy. >> caller: [ inaudible ] club member from the last couple of years. you are the best >> thank you we had a couple of good stocks thank you, what is going on. >> caller: my stock is adm, you recommend to buy that and then you recommended -- [ inaudibl

. >> howard fineman, you're a mitch mcconnell watcher of sorts, being a louisville guy, at least as fars your university was concerned. mcconnell is sending mcconnell-like signal, please don't do this, please don't do this, please don't do this, but is stopping short of fully threatening him. >> mcconnell's situation is even if the republicans in the senate abandon the president on this, mcconnell and the president can be sure that the house of representatives will not override a veto. >> are we pretty sure about that? >> i'm pretty sure about that. >> i think so, too, but i'm not 100%. >> i'm pretty sure of that. there's no other wing of the republican party. you said the ryan wing. there is no other wing. there's the trump wing and republicans are basically going along for a wild ride in which the president is saying ultimately in states like michigan and ohio, which according to new reports are two of the states that will be most affected by the 5% or 10% mexican tariff, that cultural fear trumps economic fear. that's ultimately what he's saying. he's giving them steel tariffs and ta

louis, louisville, lexington, cincinnati, all the way through much of north carolina and south carolinainia, too. washington, d.c., new york city, philadelphia, baltimore, all have a chance of thunderstorms later this afternoon. but it shouldn't be of the severe variety. the other thing that's going to happen, finally later today, tomorrow morning, the crest of the mississippi river at st. louis. we've been waiting forever for that one. we still have major flooding. the arkansas river, illinois river. and still wait to see if any levees have issues. the timing of this today, 6:00 a.m. this morning, we watch the thunderstorms rage through the ohio valley. notice that line of storms from d.c. to new york. looks like the timing, guys, for the i-95 corridor will be from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. for downpours. so evening drives and airports could have problems too. >>> stocks around the u.s. get a major boost following comments on the federal reserve's chair on possible cuts. >>> details on what jerome powell says may force the central bank to take action. in clinical trials to improve short-term m

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call.one more louisville, we will hear from susan on our republican line. caller: good morning. i would like to address the comment about the iran deal that obama made. anyonet believe that thinks that is a good idea. continually that it hates the jews, hates israel and seeks its destruction. obama circumvented congress to go around and make this deal. , if he is a christian, which he states he is, he knows how iran feels about israel. that would be like the united states making a deal with hitler's, knowing how he felt about host: we will end it on the issue of the middle east peace reportedly being developed jared kushner they are. guest: there is the bahrain and talk coming up about giving money to the palestinians. the details of the kushner peace is the not out but one investment in the territories to mprove the situation economically and seeing that as part of it. issue is the israeli and ions then ramadan continued turmoil in israel. will come remains to be seen but there will be a conference. thanks for being with us this morning. a lot to report tonight, we are on capit