it's the ohio state game. so, everybody can watch. i don't like watching the game with people who don't know the game. people talk. you talk at my football games. for one thing, it's called soccer. your team's scored two goals all season. i'm not taking a big risk. [ hollow clank ] how much of this did you drink? give me a break. i have to climb a rope today. haley: hey, mom? claire: yeah? can i have $40 for lunch?

aa national title, lacrosse, maryland-ohio state. kelly, full speed ahead, wraps around the net, the terps take the lead. 5-2 fourth quarter, matt rambo, dancing around, check out the backend. their firsts, 9-6, national title since 1975. and game ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. the volvo xc90. head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even gger flavor. only at subway. nancy: i hope everyone enjoyed the nice afternoon. showers are coming our way? showers tomorrow, the biggest impact tomorrow afternoon, not widespread. but if you are the sweet spot, they will be there. upper 70's tomorrow, near 80 wednesday. unsettled friday, saturday, sunday, monday, and cooler next week. jonathan: the empire state building in red, white, and blue.

men also taking home the big 10 tournament title last night over ohio state. are we being spoiled right now in sports? >> it's a good time. >> yes, we are. >> praying for a good day tomorrow as well. bring out the extra blankets tonight. maybe nice to watch the caps tomorrow versus the pens with a fireplace going. it is going to be chilly. >> yeah. and this trend really lasts almost the next ten days. for reference, our normal high is 73 degrees. so we're running almost 15 degrees lo sunshine is back. no rain in the fast until next weekend. exactly when we don't want it. it looks like quo have the chance for some moderate to heavy rain at time next weekend. and highs only around 60 degrees at that point. >> all right. i'm just happy about three solid days to get the car washed without any fear. >> yeah. >> a perfect sports weekend. let's make sure the wizards keep it going tonight. i'm headed down there right now. >> thank you for joining us. >> "nightly news" is coming up next. there are always new challenges and opportunities., at unitedhealth group, we're b

take on ohio state monday at one 1:00. start last night against nebraska on a diamond elimination game big ten tournament. apparently aj lee is a night owl. three run shot in the first inning set the tone. the fourth inning, madison also doing damage. he aims for the fences. settle for a triple. three run score. 7-1 maryland takes the lead there and they win it and they advance to play again today to face north western in another elimination game. 55 in the bottom of the seventh. maryland with the bases loaded. aj lee again. this time hit by the pitch. and maryland takes the lead. 6-5. remains patient at the plate. watson with a much less painful rbi. takes a 7-5 lead. rally continues. this time actually contact. madison nickens with a it's just a sack fly. take a 9-5 lead and that's the final score. maryland play north western again tonight at 8:30 with the right to advance too big ten championship game. >>> moving day for the senior pga championship at trump national. steven with a shot of the day. seeing off on 15. luck

maryland was women's national lacrosse champion and men's team wins the cha championship 9-6 over ohio state. this is the video in college park after monday game ho hoisting that coveted cha championship trophy this is the first lacrosse cham peepship in 42 years. congrats to the team and coach and man maryland doing it big go terps. >> we have more good news for the terps, maryland baseball finding out they'll make the third ncaa appearance in four years. this was a team at loneys in college park watch ago announcement. third seeded terps face number two west virer in the winston salem at 2 . good luck in baseball as well. maybe they can have a triple whatever you call it. >> something. >> trifecta i would say. >> we're hoping it rubs off on other teams here right michael thomas. >> good for maryland. their men's team was lacrosse fine nine times before that and lost each time. first championship since 1975. good for maryland. >> 4:35 time for a check -- now to check traffic yet we're doing weather fist. satellite and radar shows us clouds out there and patchy drizzle as well. rain holding

a radicalized somali refugee plowed into a group of students at ohio state last fall causing injuries, with a car not a truck. the advisory requires vigilants from the trucking industry. >> there is concern down in the field, out in the operations people are not paying attention there is a complacency because there are not trucks used as weapons. >> reporter: keep trucks locked while parked and in slow-moving traffic and instruct drivers never to pick up hitchhikers. report suspicious efforts to rent big trucks just before events that draw large crowds. security experts recommend that cities build truck barriers into the landscaping like these big concrete planters that surround many government buildings. the american trucking association says the industry already does what the advisory recommends, uses electronic tracking, alarms and specialized locks. and gives drivers regular security training. though some drivers say it hasn't reached them. >> no formal training, just basic knowledge. you got to protect your environment, protect your stuff. >> reporter: all the more important says

malls, an outdoor market, a boardwalk, a florida nightclub, the boston bombing, san bernardino, ohio stateand the list goes on. today with u.s. police increasing their visibility in cities across the country, concern about the 32 million people who will attend music festivals this summer. stepped-up security for a concert outside of chicago tonight and for a u2 concert in houston tomorrow. while in boston police are preparing for this weekend's boston calling concert. >> i just want the public to realize there's no threats to the city, and they should go about their business as usual, but we're going to be on heightened alert. >> reporter: in a distressing sign of the times -- >> and apply pressure directly over the wound. >> reporter: -- medical teams are teaching stop the bleed courses so everyday americans nationwide can learn to save lives in a terror attack. >> this training can empower someone to intervene on someone who could bleed to death in a matter of minutes. applying pressure, packing a wound and applying a tourniquet if it's appropriate. >> reporter: but stopping a determined

here to discuss his research, a professor of finance at ohio state university. and your colleagues looked at what are called persistent stock market anomalies. the idea the market is not totally efficient, certain aspects are consistently more profitable than others. you say much of the research is flawed. what is going on? our objective was to use a consistent set of replication procedures and up-to-date market data to check the robustness of the entirety published anomaly literature. we found that out of the 447 anomalies we studied, 286 of 60% -- were than insignificant, after we used robust procedures to control for the impact, to minimize the impact on mike -- impact on micro caps. joe: you are talking about these anomalies -- what are we talking unfamiliar with this idea of inconsistent stock market anomalies? give a few examples. kewei: generally speaking, anomalies are repeated patterns that make stock returns a predictable aced on either accounting information or trading signals. for example, if someone discovered that firms with higher ratios and highe

but ohio state scored four straight capped off by johnny pierson's goal. they will face maryland.hey split in the season. in the regular season and the big 10 title so a chance to go at it one more time for all of the marlins. >>> women playing for another title after knocking down penn state, terps will face boston college tomorrow morning up in bean town. >>> nationals kicked off their weekend with a strong max scherzer outing in win over san diego last night. and this afternoon, stephen strasburg got the ball for the nats looking to make it two straight over those padres. now, the force was strong with the nats fans. yes, it was star rs got the chewbaccas to go with it. check it out. needing a throw to score the first run of the game. three innings later, the nats added some insurance. michael a. taylor with a homer as the nats go onto win 3-0. >>> dc gets a very questionable penalty. check it out. look at that. and it goes to ... that guy. ortiz flopping in the box. reps call a foul. he would cash it in. lead the score last season. dc united wins 1-0. >> oh, hi. i'm justin. >>

the terps defeated ohio state 9 to 6. it's their first title in 42 years!the way - the maryland women's lacrosse team also won the national championship this year. driving a delorian at 88 miles an hour is suppose to take you but instead one california driver is going back to traffic court. every back to the future fan knows if you want to time travel, you got to hit 88 miles per hour. and thats exactly what spencer white did in his newly purchased delorian. but just moments after reaching the speed he was pulled over. he was slapped with a ticket but says the 400 bucks was worth the thrill of reaching the iconic speed. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. patchy fog for the morning rush humidity back up mainly cloudy today with few showers & pm t-storms (isolated heavy gusty pm storms) today partly sunny, scattered showers and thunderstorms possible (40%) highs: 75-80 winds: southeast 5-10 today mostly cloudy, showers & t-storms ending early lows: 60-65 winds: east 5 wednesday partly sunny, showers possible (30%) highs: near 80 winds: west/southwest 5-

they play ohio state at 1 o'clock this afternoon at gillette stadium in foxboro massachusetts.ful. i'm going to admit i had no idea that maryland lacrosse was that dominant. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's amazing. >> especially the women. >> especially the women. >> the women have always been a fantastic team and have won a championship several times. >> awesome. >> congrats terps. >> ♪ >> you know what, i have been living on a prayer all weekend. we just have one day of the holiday weekend that would be nice. >> yeah,. >> a little disappointed i have to admit. >> live like bon bon jovi liven a little prayer. >> we'll go with that. >> the morning is not too great today. stay inside, stay in bed watch us through 11 o'clock and sun will start poking through later on today. >> okay. >> is it a deal. >> it's a deal. >> all right. >> done. >> let's get to it on this memorial day. throughout the morning hours here. as we get into the afternoon we'll have more sunshine start to break out so partly cloudy by the time we get to the afternoon. then this evening clouds return ahead of what cou

hear.peak loudly so i can >> brian from ohio state university and my question is for dr. terry. completely agree with your analysis that kim jong-un is likely undeterminable in his goal to get new their capability, deliverable capability -- nuclear capability, deliverable capability. policy is toe our tighten the screws -- if he really is undeterminable, and i think you're right, what do we achieve in sanctions? is it possibly regime change or is it that we do our best to erode north korean capability? run if he do we really is undeterminable, and sanctions won't do the job? do we end up looking like a paper tiger? the other risk is that we are with the destabilizing the situation or are we destabilizing the situation? >> i will repeat that after stanley posts his question. question onlated regime change. i'm not sure if i heard you or interpreted youi'm not sure if r interpreted you correctly. the u.s. policy may well fail as well as our allies policy and deterrence may not work. we are in a horrible situation in terms of threat to our security, so don't we have to think about

jay zagorsky is an economist at the ohio state university. >> this is rather surprising since the u.s. economy has grown by two thirds over that time frame. >> reporter: nationally, 88% of workers have no access to paid leave through their employers, and although these policies are expanding, zagorsky says at the current pace, it would be 200 americans are covered. >> there are actually only four countries in the world that don't provide any paid leave. and those four countries are the united states, swaziland, liberia and pap anew guinea. i'm not sure we really want to be in that category. >> reporter: through her job at a small financial company alessandra got six weeks of paid leave, you bumped to nine weeks with vacation leave and reluctantly put her daughter into daycare. >> i couldn't sleep, i cried to sleep for days because i didn't know if i could handle it i felt like i was having a panic attack about leaving her with someone else. >> reporter: she had every hope of resuming her career but between her and her husband's work schedules and the cost of child care, her family was

look at the clear politics aggregate and i did today, in 6 states from obama 2012 the trump 2016 florida, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, ohio numbers say they improved from october 27th to the aggregate on november 5th and november rates, lack of self-awareness can be stunning, the ideas that she, the idea that she -- ended up ignoring her and the idea she had again mentioned i won the popular vote. you know -- the participation trophy in second place. >> the end of the election donald trump went everywhere. time to check what is coming up on "fox and friends". in dubuque iowa. >> having breakfast with friends. it is for:45 in the morning, coming out all morning, politics as always, some pancakes, the last insurer declared a house vote on the repeal and replace obamacare today. we will ask great folks about that all day long. democratic official pulled the lever for donald trump this time around. we will ask how he is doing so far 100 days in and keep you posted on "fox and friends" all morning and cheese wrapped bacon. >> the bar opens at 6:00 am. >> trying to keep it under control. >> some of the fans. >> trying -- >> i l

to the men's lacrosse national championship at gillette stadium maryland ohio state fourth quarter theen-three. philly's own matt rambo with the nice backhanded goal right here. rambo's 58 straight game with a point the terps go on to win, nine to six. their first lacrosse title men or women's since 1975. >> congratulations to them. >> yes. congratulations to them. >> big deal. >> think about that. where sports has come from. this time seven years ago -- >> i know, right. >> perfect game. stanley cup finals. and now what? >> hoping for the sixers. >> that's long hope. seven year hope. >> all right. >> join us -- >> trust the process. >> for fox 29 news at 10:00. okay joe well. >> you've seen em everywhere. wacky inflatable guys outside a lot of local businesses. to they bring customers in. hank has mistake take tonight at 10:00. >> they're usually at furniture stores big blow out sale. >> they get me. >> monica goes in every time. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow every

loyalty to isis drove a rented truck through a crowd at in this country, a student drove a crowd into ohio state university last year, injured 11 people and then stabbing one person. he was also inspired by isis. six-page report from tsa went out to trurk and bus companies as well as school bus operators and cited 17 vehicle attacks worldwide since 2014. 173 people were killed and 67 injured in the attacks. police departments across the country have been on high alert for these types of attacks. they have changed how security is provided to everything from parades to the inauguration of president trump. many of these ataums called low tech have been carried out by so-called loan wolves which makes it difficult for police and intelligence agencies to detect any planning. in a statement the taa pointed out no community large or small, veral or urban is immune to a jeff pegues, cbs news. >>> well, police departments in the u.s. are aware of the threat. the tsa is urging people to be on alert for strange activity that may signal a truck attack. >>> former president barack obama endorsed french presi

david hofstetter earned his ba, ma, and phd from ohio state university. his published articles on reader -- the transatlantic classicism of william godwin and charles martin brown, and philosophical perspectives on 19th century science and mary shelley, as well as text books on writing and basic christian apologetics. dr. eric a potter is a professor of english whose avid -- academic specialties include american literature, contemporary poetry, and religion in red -- literature. book is -- dr. potter received his bachelor's from wheaton college and his masters and doctorate from the university of virginia. after we hear from each of our speakers, we will have a short question and answer session. please think of any questions you may have a layer up your presenting. please join me in welcoming our speakers today. [applause] >> thank you very much, good afternoon. poison squads, polish workers sausage -- the talk is not entirely accurate. -- i was allicit with the it and converted. [laughter] youpe you haven't eaten, if have i apologize in advance. the 20th

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towson will face ohio state as well, other semi >>> nationals got 11ks from steven strasburg as they atlanta 3-2 to avoid the p sweeand the nats also snap a four-game losing skid. >>> coming up on game on overtime a look back at the season that was unfortunately because it's over for the washington wizards and a real cool story on the people behind the horseshoe, the the game, the actual -- not the game, the actual shoes on a horse all straight ahead on game on overtime. i'll tell you this. it's got to hurt the horse, right? >> no. they've got the hooves. that's not what they're doing. >> i know that, but still they're smashing into the horse's foot. >> you would think so, but i think that the course can deal with it. >> although you'll see in the story they do not shriek or make any noise. >> that's because it does not hurt! >> i can't believe it's happening on live tv. >> i think it hurts the horse. >> it's all that nyquil you've been taking. >> don't >>> tell us about the terrible weather tomorrow. >> showers could develop overnight, heaviest showers in the morning, still a few sh

in this country, a student drove his car enter a crowd at ohio state university last year, injuring 11 people and then stabbing at least one person. he was also inspired by isis. the six-page report from t.s.a. went out the truck and bus companies as well as school bus operators and cited 17 vehicle attacks worldwide since 2014. 173 people were killed, and 667 injured in the attacks. police departments across the country have been on high alert for these kinds of attacks. they have changed how security is provided for everything from parades to the inauguration of president trump. many of these attacks called low tech have been carried out by so-called lone wolves, which makes it difficult for police and intelligence agencies to detect any planning. in a statement the t.s.a. pointed out that no community large or small, rural or urban, is immune to a vehicle attack. police departments in the u.s. are aware of the threat. scott, the t.s.a. is urging people to be alert for strange activity that may signal a truck attack. ig pelley: jeff pegues, thanks. in another big story tonight, it is

they still haven't been ohio state -- beaten ohio state.athan: that is going to be lost on everybody. david: i am glad you pointed that out. keith, as we played in the introduction, mark fields already have been moving in this direction. he was making substantial investments in mobility. he was cutting costs. was it too little, too late? >> there is the view that investments in the future he did a little more clarity, particularly in electric. approach was as little scattershot. gm seems to be getting ahead of them. iso in today's market, ford behind general motors. gm has a much larger share of the profitable suv market. compact pickup trucks. ford does not. i guess the view was mark fields was not moving fast enough. jonathan: was he moving fast enough on cost cuts? with the job cuts, what is the likelihood that those job cuts are going to get bigger? kett has a history of cutting jobs at the office furniture company he worked. he contact the staff. he closed down a lot of their manufacturing in the u.s.. that will be an interesting discu

looking carefully at states like ohio, the ground game, the economic message.re are a lot of people that say you wanted to tell the public about the clinton investigation. there was an active investigation going on for months and you didn't think it was your responsibility to tell the public? for me, that's what's troubling. the most troubling thing today -- go >> eric: i want to push back a little bit. you're making a lot of the one side of the equation. let's not forget when james comey recommended hillary clinton not to be indicted. that was a big step. i'm going to go on record. i think he's wrong. you are a lawyer. you tell me this. i'm pretty sure that intent didn't matter. if classified information was being funneled to anthony weine anthony weiner. if you are violating the act, doesn't matter if you intend or not. you're breaking the law. >> eboni: 1000% right. that's not what he said. no, no, no. he said the reason he didn't recommend an indictment, he didn't think he could convict. even though factually intent didn't matter. >> he is the guy who threw

you look at the 60s states, the obama state, wisconsin, pennsylvania, ohio, florida, michigan and pennsylvania-iowa. those six state, she never cracked 50% and stay there. judge jeanine: we don't even need to go there. she just needs to stop it. when you lose an election you stop and move on. >> we are in the white house and we don't like talking about it. reneed to remind ourselves just how stunning a defeat it was. people are annoyed she is back in the scene. it's a tax reminder the democrats have no game. tom perez is there the head of the dnc chair. is it hillary clinton who won't go away and saying she is going to start a political action committee. judge jeanine: why would people give this woman money? >> i'm not sure they will. this party needs to fill their bench. they have a very thin bench. name a democratic governor you think is viable for president. name a centrist regional moderate democrat. the president couldn't get a single vote on healthcare. they are myopic and not reasonable. this is the thing i want to tell you. the republican party is working together. the white house, the hous

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they beat ohio state one day after the women's team took the 250 title, too.y tweeted out a video of the players getting off the plane carrying the trophy. >> love it. the women would won three times in the last four years. it was the men's first championship since 1975. if you don't want to do the math, that's 42 years. congratulations to the turns. >> soon this area could be half the size. >>> plus, video everyone will be talking about today. chaos breaks out inside the texas state capital. we'll fill th the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> it was a tragedy that shocked the entire country. earlier this month a virginia boy shot and