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lauren: sports, come back the jury for the cincinnati bengals. we'll have the highlights. nicole: 5:01 a.m. tuesday, november 15th. we welcome you to "fbn:am" common to a first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani emerges as the leading candidate to be the next secretary of state. the official says there is no real competition for the job at a gathering of seat is sponsored "the wall street journal" last night, giuliani said defeating isis had been early focus of the trump administration. >> i says short-term is our greatest danger. and not because of isis in iraq and syria but because isis did something. never did. isis was able to spread itself around the world. lauren: conservative radio host laura ingraham is being considered for white house press secretary. >> i'm honored to be considered for that job in other jobs. we will see what happens. i'm not the point from a country needs be and if i can do some day to advance the trump agenda which is stuff i've written about for 15 years on trade and immigration, i obv

. >>> new details in the investigation at the cincinnati zoo after a boy fell into the gorilla exhibit in may. federal inspection concluded that the cincinnati zoo's barrier to the exhibit wasn't in compliance with standards for housing primates. followed procedures when they killed harambe, the gorilla, in order to save that little boy's life. >> brian: street fight turned car crash caught on camera. this is in florida now. a fight broke out on the street in tampa. punches were exchanged and the driver in the black sedan decided he would put an end to the whole thing. drove up over the curb and plowed through the brawlers. most managed to escape. but a server at a nearby restaurant was hit. the driver then took off on foot. police are looking for him since they have his car. as long as it wasn't stolen, shouldn't take too long. >> tia: coming up on cleveland 19 news, some disturbing cell phone video. an arizona police officer caught on camera punching a woman. >>> and a consumer alert for online shoppers. a crook hacked into a many would's amazon account over and over again even after

live in cleveland, news 5 new information in the death of a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo, the fence that the boys slipped through was not in compliance with standards and you remember that three-year-old boy was inside the gorilla exhibit when the gorilla to death to protect the boy. back in may the zoo said the same it area was found to be compliant one month before the incident. >>> breaking news at 5 pm, a live look at the eastbound lanes of i-90 near w. 117th st. which is down to one lane after someone was hit by a bus, we understand that police are shutting down all eastbound lanes from west 117 two w. 1/40 we will continue to get information about this and we will bring you more of dates.>> what an awful situation. >> will we have colds? it is mild, it will be mild tonight and then tomorrow we warm up to record highs. then it is done. i want to show you the winter storm that will change our weather patterns beginning this minnesota right in the center of your screen, you can already see the snow building in rapid city towards bismarck and it is moving that way, we will not see

one person dead after being strucke by rta bus, we have cr details from an investigation into the cincinnati zoo. >> investigation started when a three oh boy found its way into thehe gorilla enclosure may, here's a elizabeth noreika with more details.s. this incident back in the headlines, according to a investigative reportdl the barr was not in compliance with housing primates with a through boy slipped in back in may barrier to ap the previous barrier was not enough to keep the boy from entering the enclosureo also states that the animal response team follow protocol when it shot and kille the 17-year-old gorilla harambe said that the bearer could pass inspections including one month before the incidentbe they close immediatelyly after that incide. they will continue to investigate the could face fine or other actions. saw that video of the gorilla trekking that point., fortunately point.was okay and the zoo officials say that the smallest he acted as they shoul and that situation. >> johnny manziel back news you may be off the hook fo domestic violence charges they say that he has reach

today the prosecutor said he wants to take this court to a court outside the cincinnati area. tensing's lawyer says he doesn't believe a change in venue will result in a change of outcome but the hamilton county prosecutor believes that evidence in this case is strong enough to bring a new trial. >> because we have got an officer saying he is being dragged 30 feet and we know that's a >> the prosecutor also said at one point jurors were worried about keeping identities anonymous. >> one car maker is being allowed to keep potentially dangerous cars on the road so it can prove that the cars are safe. i'm confused. let's go to on your side investigators jonathan walsh. break down this move. reporter: it is unusual. we are talking about general motors in may the automaker because they contain takata air bags. gm says its air bags are safe. so far various companies have recalled more than one hundred million cars, trucks and suvs world why because takata air bags can inflate with too much force to send shrapnel in the vehicles. 11 people have died here in the u.s. but general motors

cincinnati. this is where he first started to make money. the tafts were prominent individuals who would later leave downtown cincinnati and move up to the top of the hill here in mt. auburn. mt. auburn was once referred to as cincinnati's fifth avenue. the prince of wales, when he came to visit the city, he actually would stay in a home up here in the mt. auburn community. this is where the well-to-do first got established, leaving the downtown cincinnati area, trying to get away from all the pollution, the slaughterhouses, thus getting the name porkopolis in the downtown area, trying to move to the cleaner, healthier air, so to speak. william was born here in the house september 15th, 1857. he would be the second child to be born from alfonzo and louise taft out of five. the taft children were like most families today. they grew up in a loving home, hard working. education was very important here in the taft household. whenever they were done with their homework, that was when they were granted the opportunity to go out and play with their fri

>>> hung jury is where we tonight for the trial of the cincinnati police officer who shot an unarmed black man. they deliberated for 25 hours on wednesday. but this morning, they said they were still deadlocked. the prosecutor said the jurors were leaning towards a conviction. they could not agree. he shot 43-year-old sam in the plate. >>> thank you for being with us. over the course of the last two years we have been the same story visually playing out in a number of ways. it was enough to get close to 1000 people marching in the streets. the protest grew after people opposed the election of donald trump joined a black lights matter protest. it is going to be a couple of weeks if they're going to try the case again. >>> like in the case of the protests, many demonstrators had taken to the streets many across our country. they are protesting the election of republican donald trump. crowd gathered in chicago, new york city and germany. the group has apparently posting the notification on facebook. president elect trump needs to focus on his transition to the white house. he said wiping

the cincinnati zoo barrier was not standards... when harambe the gorilla was killed. that's according to a federal investigation. federal investigators say it was outdate and failed to meet safety standards. 17-year-old harambe was shot in may... after grabbing a 3-year-old boy who climbed the fence and fell into the enclosure. the united states department of agriculture issued the facility a critical citation because of the incident. before the child fell into the exhibit -- the zoo had not been cited for failures with that particular barrier. cincinnati zoo has made the public barrier taller and added surveillance cameras to the enclosure. president-elect donald trump agrees to a 25- million dollar settlement in lawsuits against trump university. the deal doesn't require trump to acknowledge wrongdoing. it alleges that trump defrauded customers into thinking they would learn real estate secrets from professors selected by the businessman. new york attorney general eric schneiderman calls the settlement a "stunning reversal" of president-elect donald trump's position

will be in -- shall be back again on sunday and donald trump will be in the cincinnati area today . looks like that is lost and he >> stacy fry reporting live. an update on the campaign this morning. thanknk you very much. meanwhile as you knowo, will th tribe didn't of on top,. >> some local businesses is to to he thousands of billions watch the indians face-off against the cubs.wa >> fans for the downtown to the world series, packing watch parties onp comes and spending bait. >> one been told me it's cheape for them to come to cleveland, by a ticket, get a hold tell room, party, that it is a good game package back over. >> the club manager says it feels crippled three world series games, in my with thehe finals. >> it's been great, not just fo bartenders there is still series extends far beyond the ballpark. is $73 million economic impact in downtown cleveland. $ >> there's a significant occupancies. our restaurants we're packed. >> 2,000 hotel rooms were absen downtown at the republican convention, all world series. >> many of the hotelsls downtow were fully booked. they were able

the officer is accused of killing a motorist near the university of cincinnati last year. >>> the clean sweep has left democratic party wondering what now. >> donna brazile has been acting chair since a wiki release led to a resignation. the party is now looking for >> reporter: changing directions could be next for democrats following the devastating blow that the control of the house and senate went to republican control. former dnc chair howard dean expressing interest in taking the reins and reaching out to young voters expect they are the largest demographic in the company -- country and they clinton. >> reporter: martin o'malley also during his name in the hat tweeting we need to reform our process and articulate a bold progressive work bernie sanders tweeting out the next dnc chair must understand the need to listen to working families. >> this a young muslim american from minnesota who represents a new generation of leaders in congress. >> it could signal a they are feeling emboldened are going the candidates excited voters more than institutional political elites like hillary c

police officer --- they have had this discussion in other cities calling it --- - the cincinnati experience. listen to this -- between 1999 and 2014 --- cincinnati saw a 69 percent reduction in police use-of-force --- a 42 percent reduction in citizen complaints and a 56 percent reduction in injuries during thousand . misdemeanor arrests dropped from 41 thousand to 17 over a 15 year period.. how did they do it? that's the discussion they plan to share.the program will begins at noon .it's being held at memorial new this morning:if you're going to shop for insurance coverage through healthcare dot gov, today's the first day you can check out those plans. experts say you should avoid a quick click-- on a plan... but rather compare to best for you or your family. you have to enroll by december 15th-- to get coverage january a long list of candidates and their surrogates visiting the badger state in the final days of the campaign.on the democratic side : clinton running-mate senator tim kaine will be in madison and appleton today.on wednesday, former rival bernie sanders will stump i

it's unclear a federal investigation has determined a barrier at the cincinnati failed to meet safety standards... when harambe the gorilla was killed. the 17-year-old gorilla was shot in may-- after grabbing a 3-year-old boy who climbed the fence and fell into the enclosure. the zoo was issued a critical citation because of it. before the incident-- the zoo had not been cited for that particular barrier. the cincinnati zoo has since made the barrier taller and added surveillance cameras to the enclosure. country's busiest airports are threatening to strike during one of the busiest travel times of the year. hundreds of o'hare international airport workers have voted to go on strike ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. about 500 workers arguing for a 15- dollar hourly wage committed to the strike. union officials say the strike would slow, but not shut down one of the nation's busiest airports. charges are filed ?against the man accused of destroying president-elect donald trump's the los angeles district attorney says 52-year-old james otis faces felony vandalism charges. according to

the cincinnati zoo has since cameras to the enclosure. this is the aftermath of an s-u-v slamming into an apartment building in houston, texas. two twin children were injured -- they were inside the home with their parents at the time. they are expected to be okay. the driver was taken to the hospital, but his condition is unknown. investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the crash, but officials say speed may have played a factor. a wisconsin mother is facing charges in the co-sleeping death of her infant. 26-year-old keshia waupoose was drunk when she fell asleep next to her three-month-old daughter on a makeshift bed in august of last year. they say the pair were sleeping on couch cushions--- not an actual crib mattress. police were later called to the home because the infant was not breathing. the baby was pronounced dead at the hospital. waupoose is charged with one count of second-degree reckless homicide. u.s. marshals say these two men were lifelong friends..when argument an in the street turned deadly. now one friend

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(nats) tensing was an officer for the university of cincinnati when he fatally shot dubose. the shooting was recorded on tensing's body cam. tensing testified on tuesday that he pulled dubose over for a missing license tag. the officer said he reached into the car to grab the car keys from the ignition but was prosecutors argued tensing wasn't being pulled by the car and didn't need to open fire. following news of the mistrial, cincinnati mayor john cranley says he hopes the prosecutor will retry the case. john cranley / cincinnati i think we've learned throughout this process how deeply prosecutor deters feels about the case and about what is right and what is wrong. so i expect that he will continue to find a way to bring justice to this case." dubose's family received a nearly 5 million dollar settlement from the university.. including undergraduate tuition for dubose's children, a formal apology and an on- campus memorial. i'm yasmin amer reporting. new information -- on the the smoke is so thick -- people are being asked to wear special masks -- if they do anything outdo

the air as well. reporting from cincinnati. back to you. >> okay. tom. >>> meanwhile rta riders are concerned about their safety. now that bus stops are closed many plan to protest the saturday after next on public scare. closing stop on the square gives them longer walks, tougher transfers. the ceo wasn't aware of problems and he admitted bus stoplighte are critical. >> it they're not maybe we can look at fixing them. no one's complained to me about that. >> by next month they hope to have a plan in place to deal with these concerns their children may have been exposed to lead. district. >>> plus holiday driveries could take longer to arrive this year and we're watching breaking news right now. this is a live picture from air tracker 5. it has shut down major highways near warrensville heights. we're taking you back to the aftershock. this is -- as that quake hit yesterday. thankfully no injuries were reported. and the tsunami warnings along the country's eastern coast are now lifted. they reached half the height experts had feared. this all happene

we're learning new details on the trial for the cincinnati police officer charged with killing a man at a traffic stop... but first-- the trial for a former south carolina police officer -- charged with killing an unarmed motorist is expected to begin today. angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest. michael slager is charged with killing 50-year-old walter scott in april 20-15. police say scott ran from a traffic stop in north charleston when he was shot. the shooting was captured on firing at scott 8 times with his back to the officer. when the video went viral, city officials fired slager. the shooting sparked protests across the country, after two days of jury selection, a judge says the jury will be seated this morning and opening arguments could come later today. testimony is set to begin today in the trial for a former university of cincinnati police officer -- charged with killing a black man at a traffic stop. former officer ray tensing is accused of shooting sam dubose last july. yesterday, tensing's lawyer says dubose was using his vehicle as a weapon-- threatenin

also new today, federal inspectors say the cincinnati zoo's barrier failed to meet safety standards when harambe the gorilla was killed. killed.the 17-year-old shogoin may after grabbing a fence and fell into the enclosure.before the child fell -- the zoo had not previously particular barrier.has since ma the public barrier taller and added surveillance cameras to e closur icago's o'hare airpt plan to urstrikeg the thanksgiving holiday.they fing workers who anto stri include baggage ha, ndrs janitors and wheelchair attendants..the chigo service. now.ow... is already causing trouble in the midwest...emergency crews responded to a crash in moorhead, minnesota...icy roads were to blame....to our northwest -- people in fargo north dakota are dealing with the very first snowfall of the season....check out these cars covered in white -- and more slippery roads along the friday: isolated storms this afternoon with gusty wind to 45mph and small hail.. record highs achievable once again as temperatures soar into the upper 60s to 700. clouds tu few light rain showers possible in the afternoon and

the case. john cranley / cincinnati mayor: "this case is not over. i think we've how deeply prosecutor deters feels about the case and about what is right and what is wrong. so i expect that he will continue to find a way to bring justice to this case." dubose's family received a nearly 5 million dollar settlement from the university.. including undergraduate tuition for dubose's children, a formal apology and an on-campus memorial. i'm yasmin amer reporting. police say two officers were injured during an anti-trump protest in indianapo at least seven protesters were later arrested. the city's police chief says some of them are instigators who came from out of town. but he said that there's no enough evidence to keep anyone in custody. police said on twitter the two officers suffered their injuries after protesters threw rocks at them. "we want to have peaceful protest in our community..we want people to exercise their first amendment right, however we can't not allow for us to have violence or property damage." the officers' injuries are minor and th

the death of corroborate the gorilla, inspectors say the barrier surrounding his enclosure at the cincinnati zoo was inadequate,di and through y boy fell into the enclosure and was grabbed by the grille, the response team shot and killed the 17-year-old grille, days later they made the barrier taller addingay cameras to the too late, now they could be fined. johnny manziel attorney is working on a deal with texas prosecutors to dismiss a domestic violence chargege, is charged with misdemeanor assault assault's ex-girlfriend claims she was head sometimes rupturin her eardrum, and you could help him to avoid jail time, their due back in court december 1., utility worker is killed and a least ten people injured afte a canton illinois. >> it was just a massive rumble and dan big boom rethinking crash in at time >> we've never tried something that loud,, it shook everything an earthquake. >> the blast destroyed several buildings around the town squar that is still closed, victim identified ass 38-year-old artu silva junior unclear what triggered explosions, they damaged the gasline while deagan,

a federal inspection found a barrier at the cincinnati zoo failed to meet standards when a little boy. the little boy was unharmed, but the gorilla was shot and killed, calling into question the integrity of the fence and the decision to take the animal's life. the barrier was inspected and found to be in compliance with the usda. the cincinnati zoo since redesigned the fence, covering it in nylon mesh and making it about six inches taller. >>> wildfires across the southeastern united states rage on with no end in sight as weekend weather approaches. yesterday in texas an elementary school deemed too close to a wildfire closed early. the national guard was deployed in south carolina to tame a mountain fire. as of 4:00 p.m. yesterday the fire had burned nearly 4,000 acres. officials are concerned shifting winds forecast for the weekend could make matters worse. let's get more on that and your nation's weather right now. >> air quality, you know, the fires, we haven't heard many structures being burned, but just the air quality hasn't improved and it's not going to rain at all. i have s

an officer at the university of cincinnati when he fatally shot during a traffic stop in 2015. the officer said he reached into the car to grab the car keys from the ignition, but was dragged by the arm after he tried to that's when he reached up and shot him. prosecutors argued tenzing wasn't being pulled by the car and didn't need to open fire. cincinnati's mayor says is not over. >> this case is not over. i think we've learned throughout this process are deeply prosecutor deiters feels about the case and about what is right and what is wrong. i expect that he will look to find a way to bring justice to this case. >> his family received in nearly $5 million settlement from the university including a formal apology and an on-campus memorial. >> after the judge declared that mistrial in cincinnati, residents expressed their frustration. protesters say this is another example of a police officer getting away with killing an unarmed black man. >> it's a crying shame to america it's a crying shame. it's a slap in the face to justice. essentially if it continues >> the mayor of cinc

joins us today robert griffin iii was clear for contact and could start the week from sunday versus cincinnati bengals he was back on the practice field as they head into the byfield, rg3, can return after breaking a bone in his left shoulder purse the eagles in the first game of the season, still to early for coach hue jackson to make a decision next week as who will be starting as quarterback now is the time to determine if rg3 can be the future quarterback. was looking for will be on the team as we move forward, every game, were still evaluating the team, at this evaluate him to see if he can b quarterback. >> the browns have the rest of the week off with they will begin preparations next week fo the bengals as they try to get that first dummy with the seaso and perhaps were hue jackson, n better time to go that with his former team the cincinnati bengals at home. if we could get just want it >> absolutely, just one victory or i think it gives them a sense of we can believe in what we have and try to build upon this one victory moving into the off-season. holiday shopping season is upon us

right now, there is no vaccine or a federal investigation has determined a barrier at the cincinnati zoo failed to meet safety standards... when harambe the gorilla was killed. the 17-year-old gorilla was shot in may-- after grabbing a 3-year-old boy who climbed the fence and fell into the enclosure. the zoo was issued a critical citation because of it. before the incident-- the zoo had not been cited for that particular barrier. the cincinnati zoo has since made the barrier taller and s-u-v slamming into an apartment building in houston, texas. two twin children were injured -- they were inside the home with their parents at the time. they are expected to be okay. the driver was taken to the hospital, but his condition is unknown. investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the crash, but officials say speed may have played a factor. a wisconsin mother is facing charges in the co-sleeping death of her infant. poli 26-year-old keshia waupoose was drunk when she fell asleep next to her three-month-old daughter on a makeshift bed in august of last year. they say the pair were s

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his arrest made headlines after he said he reached an agreement to play for the cincinnati bengals and the team said otherwise. he played three years at asu. >>> the suns will host the hawk he hands out free tickets to the sixers game on december 23. >> you are like a superhero to some of these kids and all you can do is give back. that is what i try to do in the community. if it is not hospitals or schools it can be tickets. get healthy for saturday when the little comes to campus. they are without three starters. >> we had a phone call a while ago and he wanted to make sure that he had his reps. he does not have a lot to worry about. >>> san jose. 2nd period it is the fourth the sick season. the sharks later in the period. >>> check out this video. decked out for the holidays. >> we will start out the morning at 41 degrees. with a tomorrow around 63.

. >>> a new federal report into the death of the gorilla at the cincinnati zoo is complete. next, why the report says the zoo holds some blame for the >>> 5:23. mother was shot and killed at her toddler's 2nd birthday party. it happened at a party in tennessee. six other people hit by gunfire after a party on their front porch. was was a 6-year-old who was rushed to the hospital and went into surgery. neighbors tell police that the shooting was gang related. >>> the barrier around the gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo did not meet proper standards when the disaster team followed protocol when they killed the gorilla harambe to protect the boy. it passed several inspections including weeks before the incident. the barrier has now been heightened. >>> the be like brit foundation is sending 16,000 pounds of food and supply to haiti. the nation was recently devastated when hurricane matthew for through the caribbean killing 100. the foundation has to the country opened an orphanage after massachusetts native britney gengel was killed during the 2010 earthquake. >>> facebook

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have bryant and the cubs make their 13th straight appearance in las vegas for two games against the cincinnati reds, 18.sellouts. you may want to get your.tickets soon to avoid that. t-mobile arena, sat night, two-time world champion, 30 and 0, sergei kovalev, meeting in the middle of the ring. ward is a slight favorite and time, trash talking out of kovalev's corner. >> i love it. that's what a big promotion is all about. his side has been doing a lot of talking and that's fine. we love it. not our first rodeo, we've been down this road before. all the talk is great, i love it but i'm not taking no mess saturday there. thank you very much. >> happening for the rest of the regular season, new orleans traveling to carolina. panthers take a lead early with a touchdown run and they padded that lead with a big bomb from cam newton to ted guinn junior. he got, pretty good land >> finally tonight, an anniversary that has some of the america's biggest cities feeling blue. >> the empire state building went blue for the blue man group, las vegas also honored the group for special proclamations. >> earl

and that the cincinnati win earlier this year at cincinnati, that it was a big win. they've got a first year quarterback, who has never played before. they've got a rookie runningback and they are 7-3. plus the whole thing about whether they will have the motivation after coming off the super bowl, i think they're in great shape right now. >> they should be really happy considering the number of the offensive line and the depth here with the streak of injuries on defense that they >> i would say baffled. it is suppose to be hard to win a game in this league and they have won seven of them without hitting their real rhythm yet. thanks for staying up late. 9news at 10:00 continues right after a photo finish. good night. >>> millions of americans will tr staying entertained during the long flights or the long car trips that could be a real challenge. >> nbc mark baggerrer has some ideas. >> reporter: for many travelers mobile entertainment is key to enduring a long trip that could mean headphones to drown out their noisy environments. >> what people will tend to do is tu

the end zone. knocked down incomplete. buffalo 16. 12 over cincinnati. rob ryan, defensive coordinator, he is ecstatic. >> curt: because his team got the win. they get back to .500 snapping a three-game losing streak. after the game, how about tyrod taylor. >> this was a must win today. how are you feeling? >> it's always good when you win. like you said, it was a must-win for us. it wasn't pretty. but we found a way to get the job done. >> your defense really showed up today. what do you think spurred them on? >> just the challenge. we were facing a very good offense. a bunch of weapons. they took the challenge head on. we found a way to win. >> tyrod, thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks to holly sounders for that. >>> blake bortles, third quarter. quarterback for the jaguars. into the end zone. marqise lee for the three-yard touchdown. jacksonville, it's bounced back. he rushes in from one yard out. 26-19 lyons beat the jaguars. >> the red hot lions. we're going to pittsburgh. le'veon bell. 201 total yards today. 146 rushing and that ends the steelers lo

federal investigators say the barrier for the gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo failed to meet safety standards. the agriculture department report suggests that the zoo's dangerous-animal response team acted properly when a three-year-old boy fell into the enclosure last may. the incident prompted the team to shoot and kill a western lowland gorilla named harambe. fines or other disciplinary action against the zoo. emily: a wild scene caught on camera outside a tampa, florida bar. a brawl on the sidewalk early tuesday morning comes to a crashing end when a car slams into the bar. the driver took off, and is still on the loose. one man was taken to a hospital where he refused treatment. no one was inside the bar at the time of the crash. erika: trains stalled. many still ask olessa what the t is doing to make things better. emily: it's a big question as the weather gets colder. so newscenter 5's olessa stepanova went right to the top for answers. reporter: who can forget the snow fall that crippled our public transportation system in the winter of 2014? mbta general manager brian short

the case. john cranley / cincinnati mayor: "this case is not over. i think we've learned throughout this process how deeply prosecutor deters feels about the case and about what is right and what is wrong. so i expect that he will continue to find a way to bring justice to this case." received a nearly 5 million dollar settlement from the university.. including undergraduate tuition for dubose's children, a formal apology and an on-campus memorial.i'm yasmin amer reporting. the jury was tilting toward a voluntary manslaughter conviction and an acquittal on the murder charge...but ultimately couldn't agree.the prosecutor said he'll decide within the next two weeks whether to try the case again. 3 take a look at this.... suspected thieves crash this illinois....arlington heights investigators say two men drove through -- then ran inside to steal a bunch of items and moneythe stolen pickup was later found in hanover park.police are asking anyone with information to call them. 3 a new business near philadelphia is giving women the know-how to work on thei

of the society of the cincinnati. it's my inestimable is pleasure to introduce our speak this evening. this is his book, he is going to talk to us about it. the book is "the road to concord." or how four stolen cannon ignited the revolutionary war. he will defend that premise for us a bit later, but i want to tell you what my reaction to this book is. i've had the opportunity to read it already. it's one of three books i read cover to cover. i don't read it quickly. the reason is, first, it is extremely well written. it is graceful prose of an old-fashioned sort, and it is wonderfully researched, what i was taught in graduate school to refer to as a revisionist work of history, that is all good works of history if they're original are revisionist in some way, but he's telling us a new story about the coming of the revelation in massachusetts. this book is a reflection of two things. one really good old-fashioned history writing of a kind that we don't see as much as we used to. the second thing is it's indicative of th

the cincinnati city council passing a measure urging the prosecutor to retry police officer ray tensing. the council passing a resolution urging the prosecutor to retry the university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing for the shooting death of sam dubose. it ended saturday with a hung jury. they are urging be taken to pursue a retrial. >>> 6:04. teachers in lewisville have been on the picket lines for two weeks. attendance remains at 70%. and residents of north canton are asking their school board to stop sending help. the superintendant confirms two administrators were sent twice to help the lewisville schools but says north canton schools >>> the sentence phase for douglas shines continues today, conspiring to kill a witness. the jury should decide if he will receive the death penalty. his stepmother testified yesterday saying his stay in a juvenile facility when he was 10 turned him from a smiling boy to a young man with no trust in others. >>> an oberlin professor fired over a social media post. she says she will challenge the position after being accused of posting anti-semi

his arrest made headlines after he said he reached an agreement to play for the cincinnati bengals and the team said otherwise. he played three years at asu. >>> the suns will host the hawks tomorrow night. how about this at tempe. he hands out free tickets to the sixers game on december 23. >> some of these kids and all you can do is give back. that is what i try to do in the community. if it is not hospitals or schools it can be tickets. >>> the grand canyon trying to get healthy for saturday when the little comes to campus. ago and he wanted to make sure that he had his reps. he does not have a lot to worry about. >>> how about the coyotes in san jose. 2nd period it is the fourth the sick season. the sharks later in the period. with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day stand back, ya hear! breakout the syrup because denny's new fluffier, tastier, >>> check out this video. decked out for the ho

this happened in the cincinnati area. he missed a curb, hit a tree and landed in a ditch. two days later two odot workers spotted a dead deer on the road. that is when they saw the man's car in the deer carcass we looked to the right and in the weeds and honeysuckle bushes we saw the car. i told him to call 9-1-1. >> despite being in the car for days, police say he was alert when he was taken to the hospital. >>> it is 4:41 right now. the fbi is turning to new technology sort through all the newly found hillary clinton emails, but will it help give >> plus, we are one win away from a world series title in the city of cleveland. we are already preparing for the big celebration. what we learned from the cavs massive parade, coming up >>> a really sad story when halloween night goes horribly wrong. a flat bed trailer was hit by another vehicle, killing three people on the trailer. others were rushed to hospitals, and ambulances. it happened on the highway this the small town of chunky, 80- miles east of jackson. more on that as information comes in. >>> special software helps

. >>> the new york giants beat the cincinnati bengals monday night football and tonight the lightning take on the red wings in detroit. tom korun has your morning sports. >> and good morning everybody. if only every other season series was so easy issue the lightning finishing off the islanders last night much like they did the previous two. this one a 4-0 shutout some stellar goal tending by andre vas lev ski. the bolts didn't get going until late in the 1st. j. t. brown breaking that scoreless tie there. with 1:02 left in the 1st, 1-0 bolts. 42 seconds later, the lightning would score again, andre shyster will send a rocket from beyond the circle. ryan alan screening in front, callahan credited with the adding two more goals in the 2nd. congratulations to trenton flowers. he was named aac offensive player of the week for the third time. after last saturday's number in memphis, he would have been offensive player of the week in any conference, 473 yards, totals on 5 touchdowns. >>> in gainesville the gators have a huge week they're headed to baton rouge for a date with lsu, one of th

and finally coolest play of the week the cincinnati line drops to their stomachs. let's the defense fly to the ball. and they get up on the throw back. and they have all kinds of numbers out front and that is six... another look just how they drew it up. the defense just ran by and followed the ball and those pretty good blocking odds right just one defender and that easy touchdown good night thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... after a mild monday the mercury >> dicky: from hollywood and nashville it's "jimmy kimmel live after the cmas"! tonight, jessica chastain -- willie nelson -- justin moore -- "mean tweets country music edition" -- and music from hunter hayes via hologram. and now, well done, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for everything, really. thank you for coming.

they will play two games against the cincinnati reds at cashman field on saturday & sunday, march 25th and 26th. ticket packages are available now. good morning las vegas. you remember harambe? the beloved gorilla was shot and killed when a young you remember harambe? the beloved gorilla was shot and killed when a young boy fell into his zoo enclosure. we'll tell you what investigators are now saying. and an officer is caught on camera punching a woman in the face... hear why he says he did it. ((ad-lib)) with prosecutors --- when it earlier this week the clark county d-a's office said they would not prosecute minor cases of marijuana possession... now reno's city prosecutor says the same... but metro here in the valley and authorities in washoe county say they will enforce the current law until is changes on january 1st.... while pot will soon be legal for people 21 and over in nevada...it's still illegal to drive under the influence... and this morning we're getting a look at a brethalyzer that can detect both alcohol d breath... this is the device made by u-c berkely chemists in cal

. >>> well, federal investigators now say the barrier visitors from gorillas at the cincinnati zoo was sub-standard the day a toddler fell in the exhibit. that little boy was not hurt in the incident last may, thankfully, but zoo officials were forced to kill a 17-year-old silver back gorilla. that barrier built in 1978 was never a problem before, but investigators found it was, quote, no longer effective. >>> surveillance video from a used car dealership in detroit shows what appears to be a demolition derby. was trying to get to one vehicle in particular, a tahoe suv, but in the process, he crashed and rammed the lots' other vehicles and left without anything, but he did leave behind $30,000 in damage. >> man, epic fail there. >>> a new study finds doctors handling nfl player injuries should be independent of the teams. right now, 175 doctors work with the leagues' 32 clubs. now, the harvard study says the current problems that could affect player health. among the study's recommendations, doctors treating players should be chosen by a committee of league and playersupon officials. o

representatives from the cincinnati police department share their story about how they bounceback following unrest in their city. department leaders revealed the key has been their community-based policing. >> the key the key is you have e sure everyone is willing to work. sometimes you don't always have community-based policing, they now have body cameras, squat cameras, and tasers. kathy: a 24-year-old was found in the street unconscious and bleeding early sunday morning in downtown menomonie. his death is now being investigated as a homicide. alnahdi was a junior at stout studying business administration. u.w. system president ray cross said in the statement, "it is difficult to find the right words in light of such of a tragedy, except to express our sorrow for all who knew hussain. -- who knew hussain." police are asking anyone with information on what happened to come forward. joyce: developing tonight the , estabrook dam is one step closer to demolition. the milwaukee common council today approved a plan to rezone the land on the milwaukee river. the plan allows the city to take owne

a federal inspection enclosure at the cincinnati zoo was not up to standards when a 3-year-old fell into it in may. the boy was picked up and dragged by a gorilla named harambi. responders at the zoo made the controversial call to shoot and kill the gorilla to protect the child. >>> and tourists in new york harbor got double the view today. they were there to check out the statue of liberty when reports started to flood in of rare sightings of a whale near liberty island. as you can imagine, it's a heavily trafficked waterway, and the coast guard lookout and slow down to make way for an unexpected guest. >>> for those of you who could use a little me time, playing hooky from work every once in a while, a survey done by a market research company says the best time to call in "sick" is 6:38 a.m. on a tuesday. that's apparently when you're most likely to be believed. apparently unlike on a monday or friday when it's pretty obvious you're angling for a long weekend. the best excuse -- bosses tend not to ask any questions after that. >>> when we come back, the surprise thanksgiving invitation

. >>> andork beat the cincinnati bengals. >> they are in first place in the nfc east. >> and seattlee'll see what happens out there. stormtracker 6 live double scan right now, we are almost dry out there. you see just a little bit of rain that is trying to push to the east of the delaware river around new hope. going to be past trenton before too much longer, almost fall ago part. lets go outside and look at the ben franklin bridge, everything is looking good, we have a fair amount of clouds left over this morning. and some sunshine breaking through and things are improving. the temperature is 60 degrees that is an improvement over this morning down in the 40s. winds from the north at 10 miles per hour. breezy and jacket not a bad idea, maybe a sweatshirt if that is not your thing. the rain is gone the afternoon looks dry. 60 in philadelphia and 60 in trenton and 59 in millville and 56 in cape may and 61 in dover delaware. satellite and radar shows the rain that came through in the morning it did not rain everywhere. most of it was in the eastern half of the region and a blip in sout

federal investigations found that the cincinnati zoo's barrier failed to meet safety standards when harambe -- a 17-year old gorilla was killed back in may. harambe was shot -- after grabbing a 3-year-old boy who made his way underneath the barrier -- and fell nearly 15 moments later -- security officers were forced to shoot and kill harambe to save the toddler's life. the cincinatti zoo has since re- designed the gorilla enclosure. chicago police are investigating this video -- of a fight involving elementary school students. and they claim an adult supervisor forced them to do it. 00-09 "y'all better...wait a minute, hold on. y'all can't be hitting each other in the face.. didn't she say she wanted a clean fight in the first video -- an adult is heard egging the boys on --and even ordering them to fight. school officials say the person involved was not an employee -- and is no longer supervising after- school activities. parents are hoping she will ultimately face charges. a texas high school is being scrutinized after students yelled racially charged comments to an opposing school's voll

report puts the death of the grill on the cincinnati zoo shows that the barrier around the disclosure was not in compliance. a child fell into the exhibit, the grill it was then shot and killed byy boy. the gatz park inn public outcry. does it could be fined, report says that the animal response t follow procedures as it says that the barrier had passed an earlier expection including a month before. joannes out may be off the hook for massive violence charges stop they said that he reached a deal with prosecutors girlfriend several times rupturing her eardrum though he denied doing anything wrong details were still be worked ou a hearing has been scheduled fo december 1 he was facing a maximal sentence of a year in jail and a $4,000 fine . >> donald trump will continue t transition to the white house calls on former gop candidate mitt romney, who will be within this we mitt romney as republicans not to vote for donald trump calling him . expected to talk about how to govern moving forward and he ma choose them for a cabinet position.ay >> although not clear what position, to an end to

. >>> federal investigators now say the barrier separating visitors from gorillas at the cincinnati zoo was not up to par. the day a toddler fell into the exhibit, the little boy was not injured in last may's incident but zoo officials were forced to kill an endangered silverback gorilla and they concluded the barrier had become ineffective. volkswagen workers are paying the price for the company's emissions cheating scandal. the out to giant just announced it's cutting 30,000 jobs as it struggles to recover from that scandal. most of those jobs are in germany. vw has already agreed to a settlement for the 500,000 americans who own diesels equipped with software that cheated on emissions tests. >>> the tsa says it's ready for the holiday travel crush. despite those long security lines at airports nationwide, just a few months expects this will be the busiest thanksgiving it has seen in its 15-year history. it has added several thousand new officers and dozens of canine teams. >>> well, one american made history overnight. astronaut peggy whitson is on her way to the international space

cincinnati. and so we are likely to see the showery weather expand from st. louis to indy and down to louisville and cincinnati over the next few hours and then track our way. we are going to see rain tonight. but it is not going to be until well after midnight. whatever you want to do this evening. thumbs up and here is more good news. remember how windy it was i am thinking 50 miles per hour worses. i saw tree limbs down everywhere. winds are calming down 8 miles per hour in the south. cleveland 8 miles per hour and the current wind speed in wooster. much quieter. the hour by hour, the temperatures in the 50s and the rain showers arrive generally after 4:00 a.m. factor greater cleveland. they will come up from the south with this warm front and slide our way. we have severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings in louisiana and mississippi. we won't deal with that here. we will see an end to this warm weather come thursday. once that front and low pressure slide by. here we go. we will start you off. 8:15 in the morning and light accumulations here. it

federal investigators say the barrier for the gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo failed to meet safety standards. report suggests that the zoo's dangerous-animal response team acted properly when a three-year-old boy fell into the enclosure last may. the incident prompted the team to shoot and kill a western lowland gorilla named harambe. the zoo could still face fines or other disciplinary actions. >> right now parts of the country are dealing with this heavy snowfall. more than a foot of snow has already fallen in minnesota. stormteam 5's mike wankum takes mike: blizzard like conditions whipping through an blanketing parts of the northern plains. up to a foot of snow folly in wyoming and colorado. much of it, at rush hour. >causing accident after accident. the first major snowfall of the season leaving its mark, before moving east. >> time ago. >> creating for some what was a welcome winter wonderland in fall. >> i love it, man. i love the cold weather. i don't like to be hot. let it snow. make me a snowman, put on facebook. i enjoy the weather. >> you know what i just got? an e-mail