it's rudolph. but did you know the story behind rudolph the red-nosed reindeer? it started simply enough as a holiday promotion for a department store in 1939. rudolph's backstory begins in at retail giant montgomery ward, adverstising copywriter robert may was given a new assignment - to create an original christmas story for a holiday giveaway. "his boss wanted him to write a comic book - paper comic book - to give away in their toy department with a toy purchase. and they knew my father was very good at writing short stories, um ... very good with limericks and rhymes and he was kind of known for that at the office." may decided to make a reindeer christmas story and similar to the children's classic, "the ugly duckling", he wanted the main character to have an underdog quality and overcome a daunting obstacle. he drew upon his own childhood as a bright but undersized youngster. "the story is autobiographical because my father skipped a lot of grades, he was always the youngest in his class, he was small in stature." fitting in, not being part of the group, bu

finds rudolph. just his second catch tonight, but the veteran barrels out to the 40. >> kirk: he gets back and the ball is out. he gets into this two-minute mode, he's just back there and it's just decisive and it's rhythmic and the ball is out and >> chris: and it's thrown quickly. he's got a gun. and francois fires far side, another completion. they're in clemson territory. that's nyqwan murray. he's emerged tonight. >> kirk: clemson thinks the ball hit the surface. but officials say it's a good catch. ball was thrown early, anticipation there from the freshman quarterback francois. >> chr quickly already into clemson territory in a couple of plays here. haven't had to spend that time-out yet. and francois going to go far sideline, over the head of rudolph. tankersley was with him. no flag. >> kirk: very fortunate that that ball was thrown over his head and out of bounds. if that ball is thrown in play and rudolph has a chance to fight to get to the football, interference. rudolph did a good job o

finds rudolph. just his second catch tonight, but the veteran barrels out to the 40. >> kirk: he gets back and the ball is out. he gets into this two-minute mode, he's just back there and it's just decisive and it's rhythmic and the ball is out and >> chris: and it's thrown quickly. he's got a gun. and francois fires far side, another completion. they're in clemson territory. that's nyqwan murray. he's emerged tonight. >> kirk: clemson thinks the ball hit theurface. but officials say it's a good catch. ball was thrown early, anticipation there from the freshman quarterback francois. >> chris: they have moved quickly already into clemson territory in a couple of plays here. haven't had to spend that time-out yet. and francois going to go far sideline, over the head of rudolph. tankersley was with him. no flag. >> kirk: very fortunate that that ball was thrown over his head and out of bounds. if that ball is thrown in play and rudolph has a chance to fight to get to the football, interference. rudolph

if travis rudolph stuck with his he was wide open. jimbo fisher wants to talk to rudolph. watch him. see, he works his way down. watch him. if he just -- on the inside. watch him. now, just work the sideline. work towards the sideline. he's picking a i way from ryan carter. for some reason, he had a different call in mind. he turns and starts to run. there's no more room down the sideline. >> chris: if he turns the oth way, he catches it. >> kirk: all he had to do was slide outside. an easy throw for francois. >> chris: rudolph last game, 13 for 238. one of the top five games in the history of florida state receiving. tonight, just the exact opposite. he's kind of giving it back to the coach there. the bigger picture is, florida state has a five-point lead. deshaun watson has 3:23 to work with.

rudolph who has had a tough night, only one catch. he wasn't turned around. >> kirk: miscommunication. if travis rudolph stuck with his route and worked to the outside, he was wide open. jimbo fisher wants to talk to rudolph. watch him. see, he works his way down. watch him. if he just -- on the inside. watch him. now, just work the sideline. work towards the sideline. he's picking a i way from ryan carter. for some reason, he had a different call in mind. he turns and starts to run. there's no more room down the sideline. >> chris: if he turns the other way, he catches it. >> kirk: all he had to do was slide outside. an easy throw for francois. >> chris: rudolph last game, 13 for 238. one of the top five games in the history of florida state receiving. tonight, just the exact opposite. he's kind of giving it back to the coach there. the bigger picture is, florida state has a five-point lead. deshaun watson has 3:23 to work with. it's good stuff. together, it's always fun. >> kirk: all the games seem to come down to the last possessio

rudolph who has had a tough night, only one catch.d. >> kirk: miscommunication. if travis rudolph stuck with his route and worked to the outside, he pulled away from ryan carter. he was wide open. jimbo fisher wants to talk to rudolph. watch him. see, he works his way down. watch him. if he just -- on the inside. watch him. now, just work the sideline. work towards the sideline. he's picking a i way from ryan carter. for some reason, he had a different call in mind. he turns and starts to run. there's no more room down the sideline. >> chris: if he turns the other way, he catches it. >> kirk: all he had to do was slide outside. an easy throw for francois. >> chris: rudolph last game, 13 for 238. one of the top five games in the history of florida state receiving. tonight, just the exact opposite. he's kind of giving it back to the coach there. the bigger picture is, florida state has a five-point lead. deshaun watson has 3:23 to work with. it's good stuff. when the tigers and noles get

if travis rudolph stuck with his he was wide open. jimbo fisher wants to talk to rudolph. watch him. see, he works his way down. watch him. if he just -- on the inside. watch him. now, just work the sideline. work towards the sideline. he's picking a i way from ryan carter. for some reason, he had a different call in mind. he turns and starts to run. there's no more room down the sideline. >> chris: if he >> kirk: all he had to do was slide outside. an easy throw for francois. >> chris: rudolph last game, 13 for 238. one of the top five games in the history of florida state receiving. tonight, just the exact opposite. he's kind of giving it back to the coach there. the bigger picture is, florida state has a five-point lead. deshaun watson has 3:23 to work with. together, it's always fun. >> kirk: all the games seem to come down to the last possession. and if you are clemson, this is what you want. you want deshaun watson with his hands on the ball with the game on the line and a touchdown could win it. >> chris: that will be a touchback. just what these teams do. the last

rudolph who has had a tough night, only one catch. he wasn't turned around. >> kirk: miscommunication. if travis rudolph stuck with his route and worked to the outside, he pulled away from ryan carter. jimbo fisher wants to talk to rudolph. watch him. see, he works his way down. watch him. if he just -- on the inside. watch him. now, just work the sideline. work towards the sideline. he's picking a i way from ryan carter. for some reason, he had a different call in mind. he turns and starts to run. there's no more room down the sideline. >> chris: if he turns the other way, he catches it. slide outside. an easy throw for francois. >> chris: rudolph last game, 13 for 238. one of the top five games in the history of florida state receiving. tonight, just the exact opposite. he's kind of giving it back to the coach there. the bigger picture is, florida state has a five-point lead. deshaun watson has 3:23 to work with. together, it's always fun. >> kirk: all the games seem to come down to the last possession. and if you are clemson, this

tankersley with the left hand, travis rudolph. see, watch, he looks, by the time he looks back to find the ball, he's grabbing onto travis r rudolph. >> chris: that would have been, probably if he didn't interfere, it's going to be a long watch. but the concern, obviously, as maguire gets ready to perhaps go in for francois. >> kirk: it's been a very common theme throughout this year. that was the big hit early. this is -- that's christian wilkins landing on top of along with the big hit. i don't think he knew where he was on that one. there's at outside pressure. that one from austin bryant. big dexter lawrence, 340 pounds coming down on top of him. and then this one, a full sprint by kendall joe receive, a linebacker, the culmination of all these hits taking a toll on one of the toughest dudes i've seen play this year at this position, or any position, for >> chris: testament to toughness, what we called that road win at miami. wake forest knocked him around, he had two weeks to kind of get the shoulder healthy. get back to 100%

rudolph who has had a tough night, only one catch. he wasn't turned around. >> kirk: miscommunication. if travis rudolph stuck with his route and worked to the outside, he pulled away from ryan carter. jimbo fisher wants to talk to rudolph. watch him. see, he works his way down. watch him. if he just -- on the inside. watch him. now, just work the sideline. work towards the sideline. he's picking a i way from ryan carter. for some reason, he had a different call in mind. he turns and starts to run. there's no more room down the sideline. >> chris: if he turns the other way, he catches it. >> slide outside. an easy throw for francois. >> chris: rudolph last game, 13 for 238. one of the top five games in the history of florida state receiving. tonight, just the exact opposite. he's kind of giving it back to the coach there. the bigger picture is, florida state has a five-point lead. deshaun watson has 3:23 to work with. it's good stuff.

if travis rudolph stuck with his route and worked to the outside, jimbo fisher wants to talk to rudolph. watch him. see, he works his way down. watch him. if he just -- on the inside. watch him. now, just work the sideline. work towards the sideline. he's picking a i way from ryan carter. for some reason, he had a different call in mind. he turns and starts to run. there's no more room down the sideline. >> chris: if he turns the other way, he catches it. >> kirk: all he had to do was slide outside. an easy throw for francois. >> chris: rudolph last game, 13 for 238. one of the top five games in the history of florida state receiving. tonight, just the exact opposite. he's kind of giving it back to the coach there. the bigger picture is, florida state has a five-point lead. deshaun watson has 3:23 to work with. together, it's always fun. >> kirk: all the games seem to come down to the last possession. and if you are clemson, this is what you want. you want deshaun watson with his hands on the ball with the game on the line and a touchdown could win it. >> chris: that will be a touchback

an easy throw for francois. >> chris: rudolph last game, 13 for 238. one of the top five games in the history of florida state receiving. tonight, just the exact opposite. he's kind of giving it back to state has a five-point lead. deshaun watson has 3:23 to work with. it's good stuff. when the tigers and noles get together, it's always fun. >> kirk: all the games seem to come down to the last possession. and if you are clemson, this is what you want. you want deshaun watson with his hands on the ball with the game on the line and a touchdown could win it. >> chris: that will be a touchback. just what these teams do. the last seven meetings, the winner's won the division. the last five years, they've won the acc championship. and both clemson and florida state have figured into the playoff, the championship game, the last three years. >> kirk: if florida state wins that here, that streak would probably be broken, with the two losses they already have in conference play to louisville and north carolina. but this is it. deshaun watson, 3:23 to go. on the

rudolph who has had a tough night, only one catch. he wasn't turned around. >> kirk: miscommunication. he pulled away from ryan carter. he was wide open. jimbo fisher wants to talk to rudolph. watch him. see, he works his way down. watch him. if he just -- on the inside. watch him. now, just work the sideline. work towards the sideline. he's picking a i way from ryan carter. for some reason, he had a different call in mind. he turns and starts to run. there's no more room down the sideline. >> chris: if he turns the other way, he catches it. >> kirk: all he had to do was slide outside. an easy throw for francois. >> chris: rudolph last game, 13 for 238. one of the top five games in the history of florida state receiving. tonight, just the exact opposite. he's kind of giving it back to the coach there. the bigger picture is, florida state has a five-point lead. deshaun watson has 3:23 to work

rudolph giuliani, the former mayor of new york. back to you. >> thank you, chris. thank you, mr. mayor. hey, i bet james carville's got something to say. >> there he is. >> we forgot a little minor

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stephen rudolph is the historian for department of state, and author of powerful and brutal , kissinger, and the eastern associative. and david sargent is associate professor of history at california berkeley and the author of a superpower transformed, remaking of american foreign relations in the 1970's. in the spirit of true disclosure, steve and erin served on the national archives, which i chair. [applause] >> thank you, very much, david. it will be a great honor and pleasure to be here as someone who has been outside government and outside intelligence more than i have been inside. this is my fourth time on the inside. that is probably plenty. i am struck by how ungood the intelligence community is. -- intelligence community is to explaining what we do to the american people. we often leave it to the edward snowden to do it for us, and that is not good. so i find this welcome, and i want to add my thanks to the archives and the library as well as the cia for making this possible. i had the privilege before i took my current position to speak at an earlier gathering on an earlier re

that was the case for navy hero rudolph killed aboard the u.s.s. oklahoma when pearl harbor was attacked on a day that will live in infamy. down on pearl harbor, now a purple heart recipient was among 429 sailors who died that day. today nearly 75 years later rudy's remains brought home to the elyria he loved. >> it is a tribute to bring him home and lay him next to his parents whom he loved and longed to be reunited with. >> reporter: old glory folded with the utmost care and handed to hisud family. >> i can only imagine rudy was like many other young people in those day who is wanted to do their part to serve and protect our country knowing the world was no longer a at peace. >> his remains final until a place where family can come and pray and honor him. a place of peace and quiet and where no bombs will fall and a place where his body laid buried and memory stands tall, proud and brave. >> rest in peace shipmate. >> it's been nearly 3/4 of a century since he died and never too late to honor those who fall for the memory way of life. an interest

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we heard about it from kaya rudolph and her friend sunnique cortez. >> i got like a horrible feeling in my stomach to think hanging black woman like right across the street from our campus. we also thought about, glow, what message -- about you know, what message is that sending to black families. this past weekend was homecoming weekend. i felt like that kind of reflected -- especially this display. the house is in front of a dorm. a dorm room freshman stay in. it doesn't represent the students. it shouldn't represent anyone in fort collins. >> police got a few calls. officers did talk to the home ordinary reason. the ohm -- to the homeowner. the homeowner was surprised that anyone was offended. >>> of course next viewer get a glimpse. chairs. everything will be fine. i don't think it's quite time to panic now. there's a way to turn beer waste into clean energy so make a run to the fridge and help save the planet before next >>> broncos country is more blue than orange today. they lost for the first time since last year over the weekend. starting quarterback may not be able to play.

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kyle rudolph will be the guest with mike tomorrow morning. followed by "the dan patrick show." al and cris back to wrap this up from lambeau in a moment. alright, did you know i was the mommy slam dunk champion? really? yes, really! don't sound so surprised. let's see it! -oh you're ready. alright, here we go. let's hear the crowd. ahhhh! i go to the right. i go to the left. you can't avoid gravity. but unitedhealthcare can help you avoid financial surprises by helping you compare costs and doctor quality ratings. unitedhealthcare uh-huh introducing the new turbocharged golf alltrack. [ clearing throat ] the new golf alltrack. with 4motion all-wheel drive. upgrade season's here. i got my new iphone 7 from sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. if you got 1% more haircut than me today, would you really pay twice as much? no i wouldn't. copy that! (vo) switch to sprint and get iphone 7. plus save 5

bradford fell into it at just the right time, and he's making the best all of touchdown pass to kyle rudolph, the vikings going for 4-0, mckinnon, touchdown, bradford 26-36, vikings win 24-ten, limiting the giants off manning once earlier tonight. chip hale fired along with general manager dave stewart, sweeping changes for the arizona diamondbacks, still not sure what happens next for chief baseball officer tony larussa, a redefined role. here's the owner, ken kendrick. >> the right role for tony and us, looking to tony and looking back at whether he wants to here, over the next several days, that will ultimately sort itself out. >> we'll see what plays out. if tony doesn't have a big hand in things, i have a tough time believing that he is just going to kind of hang around if he's not the c.b.o. we'll see how that plays out. we'll talk about it on sports night afterdark and on my facebook page in just a few minutes. >> i had a lot of hope for him. >> a lot of people did, with great credentials, two years as general manager but it didn't work we'll see what their next move is. they are sear

the cowboys...mason rudolph throws it it up .. and chris lacy pulls it down from the sky... cowboys win 37-20..pulling off the upset and then dunking gatorade on their coach's mullett... game 4 of the 112th world series is oozing with valley connections.. valley high grad and cubs legend greg maddux threw out the first pitch.. as bonanza grad kris bryant ran out to his position at third base.. but it's the indians who are making their own memories early on 3rd ii the cubs..they've scored at wrigley field for the first time this world series..bad news.. indians offense came to play too.. 2-1 early on ((sharie johnson)) >>> that's it for us. we'll see you again for 8 news this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a supervisory analyst from irvine, california... a latent print examiner originally from chicago, illinois... and our returning champion, an assistant professor from amherst, ohio... ...whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, folks.

kyle rudolph will be the guest with mike tomorrow morning. followed by "the dan patrick show." al and cris back to wrap this up from lambeau in a moment. alright, did you know i was the mommy slam dunk champion? really? yes, really! don't sound so surprised. let's see it! -oh you're ready. alright, here we go. let's hear the crowd. ahhhh! i go to the right. i go to the left. she did it. -again? you can't avoid gravity. but unitedhealthcare can help you avoid financial surprises by helping you compare costs and doctor quality ratings. unitedhealthcare uh-huh introducing the new turbocharged golf alltrack. [ clearing throat ] the new golf alltrack. with 4motion all-wheel drive. upgrade season's here. i got my new iphone 7 from sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. if you got 1% more haircut than me today, would you really pay twice as much? no i wouldn't. copy that! (vo) switch to sprint and get i

the flag draped casket of rudolph piskuran landed this afternoon at hopkins airport from honolulu. dna helped identify the sailor's remains. he was one of 429 sailors killed at pearl harbor when a tore peed a struck the u.s.s. oklahoma. the u.s.s. navy along with the ohio state patrol escorted piskuran to lorain county to a funeral home there. piskuran will be buried with honors tomorrow at st. mary's cemetery in elyria at 11:00 a.m. the ceremony is open to the public. >> mark: look at that. a live picture. >> romona: gorgeous. rare opportunity meteorologist get to use the term tender vegetation. >> jeff: i haven't said it yet today. the tender veg. you need to, yeah, you need to protect that away from the lake shore here. we are going to get frost forming and here is why. we are clearing things out still a few clouds left over downtown cleveland. that will be getting out of here. 8:00 tonight dropping through the 40s. here is 11:00 this evening temperatures and then 2:00 dropping into the 30s. i think after 2:00 in the morning widespread 30s around here. 8:00 in the morning, yeah,

. >>> after 75 years, the family of rudolph piscurin is finally getting to pay its respects for the tailor killed at pearl harbor. public burial is going on at str the 1941 elyria high school grad who was killed just a few months after graduation in the surprise attacks at pearl harbor. he was one of 429 sailors killed when a torpedo struck the oklahoma on december 7, 1941. >> tia: well, two columbus school students are recovering at nationwide children's hospital after being shot as they were being dismissed from school. the victims are 12 and 15 years old. one was shot in the shoulder, the other in the chest. witnesses say the gunman came barreling down the street, turned and fired four or five shots. police are looking for a four-door silver sedan. >>> a former university of cincinnati police officer shooting of sam debose appeared in court this morning. it's the first time ray tinsing has been required to appear in court in the case in more than a year. tinsing is charged with murder. he's set to go on trial october 25. >> brian: straight ahead on cleveland 19 news, a health alert now

(playing taps >> rudolph victor piskurin was killed aboard the u.s.s. oklahoma when pearl harbor was a tacked in december 1941. today his remains were brought home and laid to rest at the st. mary's cemetery in elyria. >> it is a tribute to bring him home and lay him next to his parents whom he loved and long to be reunited with. >> i am thankful. last respects to a great american and united states sailor. rest in peace shipmate. we have the watch. >> he is a purple heart recipient. he was among the 429 sailors who died that day. >> romona: still ahead tonight. a local house explodes. tonight we hear from a neighbor turned hero. jeff? >> jeff: strong push of warmer air moving in this weekend and opportunity for some showers. i will detail that for you after the break. >> romona: up next we head out live for our pregame indians coverage and some fun facts about the players on the team. >>> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides v

> monday night football, vikings and giants tonight. 2nd quarter, sam bradford going to find kyle rudolph for the this one on ice. a 4-yard touchdown run. 24-10. vikings, broncos, and eagles the only teams who haven't lost this season. >>> you're never too old to play a good old fashioned game of rock, paper, scissors. when we come back, how the game the power of the sun and the wind. it can fuel our lives and our economy, too. over 10,000 jobs in colorado alone. something had to be done. so, i teamed up with republicans and democrats to pass the new laws we needed to help renewable energy grow. protecting the jobs we have and generating more for the future. i'm michael bennet, and that's why i approve this message. >>> denver nuggets playing their first preseason tonight. nurkic had 15 and 10. jamal murray finishes with the floater. he had nine. how about gomez, the no-look pass. i'm not sure if he meant to do that but it certainly worked out well. not that it matters but the nuggets got a 2-point win over toronto. >>> the bucks game not the only game dealing with weather issues this wee

rudolph remains were identified through dna and arrived in cleveland hopkins airport this morning. he was escorted by the ohio funeral home. local veterans and law enforcement will escort him to st. mary's cemetery will be he will be buried. >>> we want to change directions and give you consumer news amid another recall the samsung galaxy note 7 and news postal service also not transport deth defective phone by air. jeff rawson looks closer at the problem. he went to a chicago research lab to get an inside look at why the batteries have caused so much trouble. >> reporter: hi i am nightly news, we have a dramatic and rare demonstration. we are talking about the samsung galaxy note 7 phones and worldwide recall right now because so many keep catching fire. around 100 across the country of those cases. some exploding and smoking. and we have seen the aftermath photos of the phones charred up. we don't know what it look like up close when one of the explosions happens. how powerful and dangerous it recognize the logo the scientists that work on products to make sure they are safe. we

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travis rudolph was a favorite target today. 13 catches. 238 yards. 36 year to the deeken's 11 yard line, 11 yards to tate. back in the end zone. great catch. florida state wins it 17 -6 the final. two more preseason games until warriors open it up. tonight taking on the lakers in vegas. luke walton coaching up steph curry still. klay thompson came out on fire. in reverse under the basket. then the triple. thompson went 18 in the first. 24 on the night. late first quarter durant pulls up with a three. watch him. doesn't bother to watch it drop. durant had 17. curry in mid season form. a triple. warriors win 1 12-107. a safeway classic in napa. not everyone finished due to rain. mickelson is nine under. one shot back of the leader at 14 under. johnson wagner 3 under through 15 holds. 15ur7bd as the round is suspended. hopefully four will be completed tomorrow. this sports report brought to you by river rock, casino. too bad we got the rain when we did. the great tournament and they can't finish. >> i know this meteorologist, he said yesterday 3:00 the rain was going to move in and they wo

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touchdown pass to rudolph all to put it away. a first pump. still undefeated vikings crew to 24-10 win over the giants. >> patriots' fans happy tom brady is eligible to play again following the ending of the susp suspicion. >> brady said he was happy to be back to work after a long four patriots' starter sunday against the browns, brady said decisions like that aren't up to him. >> uh-huh. so jack says no doubt, brady's playing for sure. >> i was in new england over the weekend, and they would be another boston tea party if -- >> a fan mutiny if they don't put him in. >> exactly. especially after the embarrassing loss on sunday. >>> all right, coming up, when a painting is worth much more than originally thought. once valued at less than $30, let's say it's a bigger price tag now. >>> the latest on kim kardashian-west, back in the u.s. after being held up and robbed in paris. questions about what happened to her security at the time of the robbery. >>> also, the behind the scene pictures on instagram. you're watching "world news now." a manual

executive director ellen rudolph says when you look at the images, situations and messages it is eerily familiar to what's going on today. >> there's turmoil and mistrust we felt this exhibition really illustrates the struggles are a continuum. >> the exhibition shows the important role northeast ohio played in the civil rights movement. >> student activists is part of those trained in oxford ohio on how to defend themselves and organize and deal with nonviolent protests. >> they added a section for some huff riots. the legacy of carl stokes and other historic moments. >> many people remember and be familiar with the 1970s decision where cleveland schools were desegregated and busing began as part of the reality and it is an est by self-people to pull together for the rights of students to go to school all day. >> they hope images of the past will have people stand up the present. >> reporter: sia nyorkor, cleveland 19. >> denise: great place. it is at the museum next may. you can find details on our web site on cleveland19.com. >> chris: now a cleveland 19 news consumer alert. no one l

executive director ellen rudolph says when you look at the it's eerily familiar to what's going on today. >> we have so much turmoil and mistrust anded racial division and we felt this exhibition really illustrates that, that the struggles are a continuum. >>reporter: the exhibition also shows the important role northeast ohio played in the civil rights improvement student activists is part of trained in oxford, ohio before traveling about how to defend themselves, how to organize, thousand deal with nonviolent protests in. >> maltz museum added a section with some of cleveland's history, the election and legacy of carl stokes and other historic moments. >> many people may remember and be familiar with the 1970s decision where cleveland schools were desegregated and busing began as part of our reality. but in 1963, 64 was a serious of children to be able to go to school all day. >>reporter: they're hoping the images from the past inspire people to stand up for social justice and equality in the present. >>lydia: and the exhibit is here through may. check out the details on our web site.

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kyle rudolph will be the guest with mike tomorrow morning. followed by "the dan patrick show." al and cris back to wrap this up from lambeau in a moment. alright, did you know i was the mommy slam dunk champion? really? yes, really! don't sound so surprised. let's see it! -oh you're ready. alright, here we go. let's hear the crowd. she did it. -again? you can't avoid gravity. but unitedhealthcare can help you avoid financial surprises by helping you compare costs and doctor quality ratings. unitedhealthcare uh-huh introducing the new turbocharged golf alltrack. [ clearing throat ] the new golf alltrack. soon to be...everywhere. upgrade season's here. i got my new iphone 7 from sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. if you got 1% more haircut than me today, would you really pay twice as much? no i wouldn't. copy that! (vo) switch to sprint and get iphone 7. for people with hearing loss, visit spri

. >>> vikings hosting the giants, how about bradford finding rudolph, this vikings team going 4-0, defense outstanding, getting the job done as well. how about mckinnon, touchd bradford, by the way, 26-36, 232 yards, intercepted manning once and held the giants rushing attack to 78 yards. >>> sweeping changes today for the dbacks. owner ken kendrick, fired field manager chip hale and general manager dave stewart, who did not go quietly into the night. dave stewart tweeting, i'm kind of relieved, i have got better things to do. can you say bitter? no question about that. look, let's look at what happened this year, 69 wins, 93 losses, 22 games back. how about it, though, two years ago tony larussa said this is the best man for the job, chip hale will manage again in the big leagues, as for dave stewart, he can go back to his sports agency and handle the contracts of a number of major league baseball players. what happens to tony larussa? in the words of the chief are going to redefine his role. zack greinke, a sub par move that didn't really materialize, the shelby miller deal an issue all

rudolph piskan graduated in 1941 and one of 429 sailors killed when a tore peed a struck the u.s.s. oklahoma. he will be buried tomorrow and the public is welcome to attend the ceremony at st. mary's cemetery in elyria. >>> the bomb squad called to the metro parks in parma heights. someone reported seeing pipe bombs in the trash can at big creek reservation. pavilion and searched the area. it wasn't a pipe bomb. techs found equipment used inside to extract the thc in marijuana leaves. >>> it is becoming a familiar sight. a vehicle ramming through a building's entrance and in short order an atm uprooted and taken. another smash and grab happened this morning. >> denise: mark nolan is at thieves struck this time. >> reporter: if it seems like wwe are a reporting a smash and grab once a week we are. since january 1 of this year 43 smash and grabs have left multiple businesses in shambles and cost millions of dollars in damage including one this morning at a rite aid in parma. cleveland police told us and our video reveals it, many cases involve want-to-be thieves ramming vehicles into

rudolph to james washington. four tex aes defenders in the area. 54 yards. later in the first, 14-13 cowboys. longhorns' extra point is blocked by taylor. lateral to his teammate. flowers goes all the way for the two points. 41 seconds left in the half. once again, four defenders in the area. no one can get him. 52 yards to the house. oklahoma state wins 49-31. knocking the longhorns out of the top 25. >>> day two of the ryder cup. the long putt on 13. team usa won the other three matches this afternoon. phil mickelson. drains the putt. beating martin and garcia 2-1. pulls it out again. team usa leads 9 1/2 to 6 1/2. 12 points are up for grabs tomorrow in the singles matches. >>> all right. third ranked louisville hosted by fifth ranked clemson. one of the three top ten games going on around the nation. stay tuned for after the game as we break down the stanford game last night. and the rest of the day in college football. of course, stanford got a beatdown like they've never gotten under david shaw last night in washington. 44-6 was that final. i'll tell yo

. >> and rudolph giuliani made light of it by knocking hillary clinton. >> that is as phony as -- i can't stay word. i have to be nice. i might say it back in the locker room. >> falling behind in the polls, trump is ramping up his rhetoric, openly engaging in the idea of jailing hillary clinton if he is elected. >> the form he republican attorney general mike mukasey who has been highly critical blasted trump for that threat. adding it would be like banana republic. and trump is back to battling his old nemesis. john mccain tweeting, the very foul-mouthed senator john mccain begged for my support during his primary. he won and then dropped me over locker room remarks. at a debate for his re-election, he said he may write in lindsay graham. >> it is not nice for me to reannounce nominee for my party. but i have daughters. i have friends. i have so many wonderful people on my staff. they cannot be degraded and demeaned in that fashion. >> in response to trump's dlaek operation he is now unshackled in his fight against clinton, the gop has been undisciplined from the beginning so what has z

executive director ellen rudolph says when you look at the images, situations and messages, it's >> we have so much turmoil and mistrust and racial division, and we felt that this exhibition really illustrates that the struggles are a continuum. >> sia: the exhibition shows the important role northeast ohio played in the civil rights about how to defend themselves and organize and deal with non-violent protest. >> tia: the museum added a section with some of cleveland's history, like the huff reiots ad election of carl stokes and other important moments. >> many remember the 1970s decision where cleveland schools were desegregated and busing began as part of the reality. in 1963 and '64 there was a serious effort by several people to pull together to ask for the rights to go to school all day. >> sia: they hope the images from the past inspire people to stand up for social justice and equality in the present. [ music ] >> sia: the exhibit is here through may. check out the details on our website at cleveland19.com. there are tons of extra photos and video to look at. tia, brian. >> tia

things went the vikings way in the first half, quarterback sam bradford found tight end carl rudolph in the end zone for the score to put minnesota up 14-0. vikings beat the giants 14-10. minnesota is 4-0 for the first time since 2009. >>> coming up this morning's top stories including the plunging pound. now at a 31 year low. why facebook new marketplace is trending for all the wrong reasons. stay tuned. you're watching "worldwide exchange," first on cnbc. >>> good morning. a sterling stumble. the pound trading near its lowest level since june of 1985. >> financials in focus. can deutsche bank strike a favorable deal with the doj. we'll talk expectations coming up. >> video gone viral. a pant suit flash mob pays homage to hillary clinton's wardrobe staple. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning. very warm welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm wilfred frost. welcome, seema. great to have you with us. yesterday we lost around about a quarter to a third of 1% but we are off the lows today. today we're expected to open higher. 46 points for the dow. five f

. >> in february of 2000 she formally declared and ran against a formidable foe, rudolph giuliani. it showed real guts. her critics would have loved it if she had lost. but in may, the mayor formally dropped out due to medical problems. >> this is not the right time for me to run for office. >> rick lazio ran against hillary clinton. in a debate lazio got aggressive. >> no, i want your signature because i think everybody wants to see you signing something that you said you were for. >> it's very dangerous to get aggressive, physically aggressive, even just in appearance toward a female politician, particularly if that politician is as shrewd as hillary clinton. >> and if trump is smart, he will watch the tape of that debate because she won that election when rick lazio tried to crowd her. >> hillary won easily, 55% to lazio's 43%. she was sworn in on january 3rd, 2001, becoming the first first lady to hold elective office. >> she was running at a time the clintons were quite popular. they had withstood the most ferocious attack imaginable. the president had been impeached and he wa

executive director ellen rudolph says when you look at the images, situation and it is eerily familiar to what's going on today. >> so much turmoil and misses trust and racial division and we felt that this exhibition really illustrates that struggles are a continuum. >> role northeast ohio played in the civil rights movement. >> student activist trained in how to defend themselves, how to organize, how to deal with nonviolent protests. >> museum added. >> many people may remember and be familiar with the 1970s decision where deseg gated and busing began as part of reality and 1963, 64, there was a to ask for children to go to school all day. hoping images from the past will help people to sign up. >> there are tons of extra photos and video for you to look at but if you want to get there soon and check that out. denise? >> thank you so much, sia. break how cool it would be to head out today to the pumpkin patch, great day for it, people getting their fall and halloween on. >> i love fall. >> i do too. >> behind in leaves changing category see changes and could trigger couple sprinkles

i'm told rudolph told rue ddolp to the side of the room out of our camera range. we're going to play for you some of what the camera crews encountered when they entered the room. >> so, thank you very much for coming. and these four courageous women have asked to be here and it was an honor to help them. i think they're going to make a short statement. and we'll see you at the debate. start with with paula. >> i'm here to support mr. trump. he's going to make america great again and i think everybody else should vote for him and i think they should all look at the fact that he is a good person. he's not what other people have been saying he's been like hillary. so, think about that. >> kathy shelton. >> support trump. i at 12 years old, put me through something that you've never put a 12-year-old through. and she said she's for women and children. she was asked last year on what happened and she said she's supposed to depend -- now she's laughing on tape saying she -- >> you went through a lot? >> yes, sir, i did. >> okay. >> hi, i'm wendy broderick and i'm here t

rushing scores out of jared mckinnon as well as third td reception in as many games for tight end kyle rudolphford has yet to throw an interception since joining minnesota. the 24-10 win groups the vikings with the eagles and broncos as the league's only remaining undefeated teams. >>> new england quarterback tom brady's four-game ban was lifted monday night at midnight. if you didn't know, patriots receiver julian edelman signaled brady's long-awaited return with a one-word tweet, #free. brady confirmed he was back at gillette yesterday and is eager to get on the field after a 3-1 start for the patriots without their future hall of fame quarterback. brady is expected to be back under center on sunday against the browns. >>> mlb, baseball's postseason picture is in focus after a weekend of play. it was a bit of a black monday for the major league managers. starting with the rockies skipper walt weiss, who the team announced has resigned, weiss at the end of a three-year contract with colorado, a record of 293-385 in four seasons with the club. in arizona, after going 69-93 for a fourth-place f