gun violence in cincinnati is a problem. it is a big problem. the number of people that are incarcerated in here have shown violence in some way shape or form. >> most of the 1300 men in the jail are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. male inmates charged with murder are held in four separate units known as murder pods. it is possible some of these inmates will never be on the streets of cincinnati again. but david bell has found a way to bring a little bit of the streets to them. >> this is right here is the cincinnati version of monopoly. >> it's actually the street version. there is some drugs, some drug sales going on. >> these the chance cards. breaking news. drive by reported. don't know how many got hid. each one of them came up off 2,000 dollars. police on your as, go go go. collect 500. >> bell has been in jail for three years. awaiting charges for attempted murder, aggravated robbery and aggravated burglary to which he has pled not guilty. >> there's only one get out of jail free card and that

he was called a float, even in cincinnati. influential judges and congressmen were asked to clear his name, especially in the germany committee. despite that, he buried the burden of the last few days where stanton denounced him as incompetent. we knew the story, that he was following lincoln's orders. >> [indiscernible] mr. quatman: about weitzel? iran a -- i ran across a point where he said grant did not blame me for what happened for the bad press. he is. it isn't butler's memoirs -- he is in butler's memoirs as well. other questions? final comments? >> thank you very much for being here. one more reminder. we do have the book upstairs and he will be signing those books. thank you all for coming today. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us o

. >>> cincinnati, ohio has been going through a revitalization. with the two towers that make up the city's jail serve as a reminder that it can still be a dangerous place. most of the 1,300 inmates at the hamilton county justice center are only accused of crimes and awaiting time and the resolution of their cases. and many say there is one factor that ties cincinnati crime together -- guns. >> the gun violence is out of control. you can be here one day and be gone the next. >> everybody i know has a gun. it is like baseball courts. you trade them, sell them. collect them. >> i see it all over the news, i mean, how bad it is with the guns and everything. it's dangerous out there. >> for deandre kelley the issue of gun violence couldn't be more personal. >> two of my kids, my oldest and my youngest are gone, by gun violence. and i'm telling everybody now. if you got a gun, you young, put them down. because you don't want to be like me stuck in here. i went from being a family man to the worst man everybody think of. accidents happen. but this is on

weitzel's grave is in a modest plot in cincinnati ohio. the day i would looking forward i had a hard time finding it. it's a small slab with his name, birth eight -- birthdate, date of his death. years later, someone etched the word general, perhaps as an afterthought. when i was in the cemetery, ironic as it is, the former home of robert e the, you will find weitzel drive is one of the main roads leading to the cemetery today. at a gate on the east entrance to arlington cemetery, two columns erected. although his grave site in cincinnati is modest and humble, the army honored him in arlington cemetery. so that is right at an hour, and it's the whole story of godfrey weitzel and how he ended up leading the troops into richmond 150 years ago today. thank you very much. [applause] i'd be happy to answer any questions. yes, sir. >> i'm curious -- does anyone know what happened to cyrus comstock, the guy who was first in his class? quatman: comstock ended up becoming ulysses s. grant's chief engineer on his staff and comstock and weitzel ended

far from a packed house in cincinnati at great american ball park bottom 4th tim lincecum with that hat turned to the side slips on the mound and almost falls over he had slipped earlier and they trainer checked his spikes awkward moment for lincecum top 8th/ 3-2 reds angel pagan lines a single off the glove of joey votto joe panik scores 3-3 tie bottom 8th/ 3-3 tie marlon byrd who had a 2-run single off lincecum earlier. takes sergio romo out to left a solo homer 4-3 reds final: 4-3 reds giants fall below.500 17-18 reds have won 12-of-15 from the giants in cincinnati the warriors off to memphis this morning for game 6 tomorrow night steve kerr with his old college teammate at arizona tom tolbert steph curry joking around with one of "the screen setters" festus ezili klay thompson finally broke out last night with a 21-point game shooting 3-of-4 from three curry he may be mvp but still has to carry his own bag onto the plane and here they are in memphis practice today at "the grindhouse" >>:you just settle down--and and just understand how you're going to win we have got one more win to

. >>> officials at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio say they have seen firsthand the impact of drug use on the city and the jail. >> drugs are a huge problem. unfortunately, it is something that starts on the streets. and by the time it gets to the point where they are in the jail with us, they are withdrawing. and they will do anything to get those drugs back. so we can search all we want. they will always find ways to bring them in. it is a daily struggle and we do the best we can. sometimes we find them. sometimes we don't. you know, that is unfortunately the best we can do. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but all are subjected to random shakedown, designed to keep drugs out of jail. >> everybody up lest go. >> every day we do a search. a shakedown on a floor every day. >> verve at seat. >> we'll pull the inmates out of their cell, set them in the middle of the day space. the dog will go through the cells and search the cells finding any contraband we cannot

he was the 15th black man to be killed by cincinnati police in six years. after a class action lawsuit and years of reform, cincinnati is now being held up as a model of modern policing. bloomberg took a ride and spoke to the city's reformers to find changed.she -- ♪ >> people who had been abused by the police decided to take to the streets. there was a problem. the cincinnati police department needed to be worth armed. -- reformed. >> the role of the monitor is to come in and oversee police reform, such as how the police department used force, highly trained its officers, how it disciplined its officers. ♪ each contact with a citizen, whether a traffic stop, whether it is a field interrogation stop, you have to fill of this contact card. name, age, race, why you are making the stop. the cry was more paperwork, more work for the police. but in the end, complaints started going down. those cards helped to change the mindset of this interaction. >> and we still do them. >> absolutely. >> 341. copy. >> the default stance that most police agencies have is b

one city that has changed its approach and being held up as a model is cincinnati, ohio. we spoke to the police chief there about his vision for community policing. >> i love that you make it safe for me. >> at a time when perceived racism in the police is under the spotlight, is this what america needs to listen to? achieve welcomed by the most vulnerable he serves. >> every community is one incident away from ferguson, because of years and years of a fractured relationship and police misconduct or perceived police misconduct. >> 14 years ago, this city, cincinnati witnessed its own unrest after an officer shot dead an unarmed black teenager. just like ferguson and baltimore now, frustrations over police brutality and racial bias boiled over. the troubles that have adobe's very street force the police here to acknowledge the way they had interrupted -- interacted with the black community has been wrong, but it brought about changes, which many feel could be a lesson for the rest of america today. the police complaints board was set up and officers had to record every tim

a van from the cincinnati zoo is transporting a cheetah named sarah to a sort of cheetah racetrack on the outskirts of the city. the cincinnati zoo is proud to have one of the world's leading cheetah conservation programs. >> we say we're the cheetah capital of the world. >> all thanks to legendary program founder katherine hilker. >> this is the cat that i snatched. >> and cat ambassadors like sarah. >> we put a pink ribbon around her neck so i could tell her apart. >> she starts to pace back and forth and back and forth. she knows she's going to run. >> hilker came up with a common sense but novel concept. if a cat like sarah is born for speed, then let her run! >> go, go, go. >> there are no cheetahs in cages at our zoos. no cheetahs in cages anymore. when cheetahs are forced to lie around, they gain weight, they don't look good, they lose a lot of their sparkle. our cats have sparkle. >> sarah owns the fastest time ever recorded for the 100-meter dash, and on this day, conditions may be right for a new world record. >> i think it was upper 80s maybe. it was a warm day. >> more tha

. >>> cincinnati, ohio was an early american boom town who's seen its up and downs. and just like any big city, crime is an issue in boom times or bust. and if you are arrested in cincinnati, you most likely end up spending some time at the hamilton county justice center. >> be home soon, baby. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only accuse of crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but if any of them break the rules here, they will end up in the disciplinary segregation unit, sometimes referred to as the hole. >> this is the hole. we have people for fighting, for stealing. >> inmates here lose all their privileges, including visitation and must spend 23 hours a day in the single-person well with one hour to use the shower a day or call on phones. but even in such a tightly controlled area, violence can still erupt. >> two inmates for fighting. >> somebody got clocked. >> hard to tell you all what happened. i can't believe this, man. trying to stay out of trouble because i was about to be out of lockdown. >> the inmates

that is the fireworks smoke stack in cincinnati. it caught on fire. it was smoking. they got it under control, sent the fire crew up there in the middle of the game. and the giants put things away with the long ball for a change. brandon belt, how about it's about time! that's a three-run shot. that's belt's first homerun of the year. it came in the first. and the giants are leading 3-0. buster ball game gets behind one. that's a two-run shot. he's got six already. giants were up 5-1 at that point and they have upped it to 9-2 in the seventh. feeling pretty comfortable with that lead, as madison bumgarner is on the mound. the a's playing a little later on. and that's the sporting life for right now. we'll see if the warriors can put away memphis. they always say the final game, putting the final nail in is always the toughest. they have to do it on the road. obviously we'll have full highlights tonight at 10:00. >> coming off two big wins. hopefully the momentum is on their side and they can keep it rolling. >> best road team in the nba. certainly comfortable with pl

they like open areas. >> hill,er has loved cheetahs her entire life. >>> saw cheatas in our cincinnati zoo in cages when i was a little girl. >> cheetahs are one of the word's most endangered cats. >> from 100,000 in the early 1900s, down to 10,000 today. that's a terrible slip. >> sarah is one of the stars of the cincinnati zoo's cat ambassador program in schools, helping to raise funds and awareness. >> we have bought land in africa to make it safe for the cheetah. we have given money to many cheetah projects in africa where cheetahs are saved from traps. this funny little zoo on the ohio river has made a big difference in cheetah conservation. >> on this june day, national geographic is using special slow-motion cameras racing alongside the cheetahs on a 410-foot track hoping to capture a new world record sprint. >> cheetahs are the fastest animal in world because they are built for speed. >> hill,er gets cheetahs to run fast in captivity by simulating the conditions in africa where cheetahs chase their prey. only her system uses an artificial lure. >> do you want this? >> that lure

cincinnati was there in 2001 and from that a khrabcollaborative agreement was drawn up and it expired in 2007, and we still live that way eight years after the expiration. let me say, if cities are waiting on the doj to come in and tell them what they need to do they are behind the curve. they are saying they want to see transparency and constitutional policing. we do that here and we are engaged and we walk our talk, and we are not perfect. we try our best to remind our officers every day to treat people with dignity and respect, and not be so concerned with the enforcement part of the job that we forget the engagement part the need to collaborate with our citizens. 95% of whom are good and honest hard-working people. >> a lot of police would say they need to be treated with respect as well, and they have a horrible job and are put in danger every day, and they face a lot of adversity on the streets as well and i am sure leads to angst. in ferguson they wanted a change at the top. they wanted to see the police chief out of a job, and they wanted the mayor out of a job, and they calle

he row giants to the giants in cincinnati. back from the broken form mayor his return sparked the hard of the order in the second, brandon belt, he has been hot. first homer of the year last night. second one tonight. next batter the reverend, first an at-bat of the season hallelujah. a double. brandon crawford would drive him to for the lead. pence score three times in this game, all off crawford hits. this one in the fifth. grand slam brandon crawford 3-3, six riches, ryan vogelsong in cruise control so are the giants, leading cincinnati in the seventh. the a's and white sox just underway at the coliseum in oakland. grilled sourdough, fresh tomato and crispy bacon bring the flavor... and sriracha-marinated chicken brings the heat. lucky for this guy this swiss cheese doubles as a fire blanket. new sriracha spicy super chick'n. denny's. welcome to america's diner. >>> join us tonight at kofy tv 20. the protests that drew hundreds of kayakers to rally in the waters outside of seattle. >> then at 11:00 here on channel 7, caught

cincinnati ohio, indiana kentucky, tennessee and straight ward houston texas. if you take a look at the airport here in philadelphia, no major delays yet to any of our more frequently traveled destinations. 86 and potential thunderstorms in atlanta but no delays yet. the only place we're seeing precipitation is chicago o'hare and that's not thunderstorms it's just showers. >>> when i come back we'll talk about the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, guys we're looking at a humid one around here, bus stop not as much precipitation. >> in kensington investigators on the scene of a deadly fire that killed one and left five others hurt. >> four of the surviving victims are in critical condition. katherine scott is live at the scene in kensington. catherine. >> reporter: sarah the fire department said the victims did not have any advance warning they did not find any working smoke detecters inside the buildings. three people jumped from the upper floors to escape the intense heat. one of the people died from his injuries. >> i was sleeping i heard someone scre

william howard taft dedicated the one in cincinnati but neither he nor his brother charles. bernard didn't show up. the u.s. ambassador did show up after hemming and hawing for a while. the highest ranking british official, and no national representation. they got the statue and the local newspaper nicely observed, london in possessing the statue will have lincoln the president. manchester has lincoln the man. and it was especially appropriate that this kind of scruffy lincoln would end up in manchester because of its identity as a working class city. i spent some time in pittsburgh as an undergraduate, and kind of similar in their vibe. and it was also appropriate given that same correspondent in the winter of 1862 and 1863 and lincoln and the self-described working man of manchester. this wasn't present at the original location, but the statue was moved to a city center location, which you can see here and on the base of the statue, you might be able to make out some words and those words are excerpt from that correspondence between lincoln and the working men of mancheste

he row giants to the giants in cincinnati. back from the broken form mayor his return sparked the hard of the order in the second, brandon belt, he has been hot. first homer of the year last night. second one tonight. next batter the reverend, first an at-bat of the season hallelujah. a double. brandon crawford would drive him to for the lead. pence score three times in this game, all off crawford hits. this one in the fifth. grand slam brandon crawford 3-3, six riches, ryan vogelsong in cruise control so are the giants, leading cincinnati in the seventh. the a's and white sox just underway at the coliseum in female announcer: the mattress price wars are on at sleep train! we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. plus, free same day delivery set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save! mattress price wars are on now at sleep

joining me now cincinnati bengals head coach sam wyche. hi, sam, you there? >> yay'all are very cynical today. >> listen, that's what the media do. we're not here to tell people when they've done something right. fair or too harsh? >> from my perspective, it is -- there's a chance you're effecting a competitive balance of the game. if i play them and i'm a football team that plays them in the first five games, they play the first three games. then the cowboys. so tom brady doesn't come back until week six against the colts. ironically the team that he had the problem with. if i'm coaching the cincinnati bengals and the pittsburgh steelers are playing without tom brady. i'll say we have to play with tom brady by the time he gets into the season. that's not a square deal. that's one thing. >> ah. >> that old argument that i hear. they would have blown the game. it didn't matter if it was inflated or deflated. if there was any tampering with the balls, it would be zero to zero. they didn't know whether they would blow them out or not. i was a backup quarterback,

cincinnati memphis kentucky, tennessee and through louisiana and in through houston, as well. locally our travel cities are showing all green aircraft or have been all morning yup still are. we have the redevelopment of fog at jfk. the otherwise no weather related travel issues in our most commonly traveled destinations. >> too much sugar can lead to weight gain and heart disease but it's hard to cut it out of your indict. >> reporter: the average american is said to eat 150 pounds ever sugar a year. many believe it's addictive. what would happen if you were able to break the sugar addiction. >> over ten days i lost 8 pounds. i lost 7 pounds. >> reporter: i'll have the details on one doctor's plans to cut out sugar and reset your body. it's today on "action news" starting at 4:00 p.m. >> phillies pitcher jerome williams takes the mound against pittsburgh tonight. the mets beat the phillies yesterday. chase utley managed to raise his dismal batting average from 099 to 116. the phillies are tied for the worst record in baseball. >> 6:23 next and new at 6:00 an armed robbery has

cincinnati's collaborative approach to policing. it is one that emphasizes a dialogue with residents and efforts to quell protests before they spiral. >>> happy birthday to sam smith. he turns 23. actress and swinger grace jones is 67 and pete townshend of the who, 70 years old. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching "early today." >>> while you were sleeping from fire to hazmat. a massive overnight fire is now a possible threat to your health and your morning commutes. >>> mountain lion in san mateo. a neighbor tried to take matters into his own hands by firing a gun. why the mountain lion is free and man is facing charges. >>> the stench is just too unbearable. what crews plan to do today with two beached whales along our coastline. >>> a live peek outside. beautiful bay bridge from the distance. tuesday, may 19th. this is "today in the bay." >>> you made it past monday all of the way to tuesday. >> one

. >> not good in cincinnati. on friday before the nats/reds series started, i said cincinnati was a bad baseball team. two days later, the reds still a bad baseball team but even bad teams win from time to time in the big leagues. today, this entire -- and this entire weekend in cincy, they pounded the nationals' bullpen, sweeping the three-game series. manager matt williams very happy to have that guy back in the lineup bryce harper sat out why he had with a sore back. he was hit by a pitch on friday. tanner o'rourke wasn't happy about that. he hit another player. both dugouts warned. nats down 2-0. michael a. taylor the bases loaded a good weekend at the dish scores harper and zimmerman, give him a 2two-run single. nats tie this two apiece. bottom frame of the inning things fall apart for the nation ast, brandon fill wills up with a man on second, takes this one past ian desmond. billy hamilton comes in to score, rbi single for phillips. the reds they take a 3-2 lead. the damage not done yet. later in the innin

. >> the a's off and the giants in cincinnati. frustrating so far. tim lincecum pitching out of trouble most of the evening. pagan helps him out here. reds had a threat. nice catch. quick throw. bubble the runner off to preserve a 2-1 lead. bases loaded for cincinnati. he doesn't hit it hard at all. a dunker. however, two runs score. and the reds lead the game 3-2 going into the bottom of the 7 7th. highlights at 10:00 p.m. that is the sporting life. >> thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news rosemary orozco takes us to santa cruz to conserve water. the things they are doing. see you at 10:00 p.m. bulldog: get a queen serta set for just $397. save up to $300 on tempur-pedic breeze. and get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-cloud collection! the memorial day sale is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ kfast. ooh, we should probably go light on the food. something tells me we're not gonna want to do this on a full stomach. i can't believe there's such a thing as autopsy camp. [ laughs ] there is no such thing as

imminent future for the evening but as we look at low pressure west of chicago we have energy near cincinnati and chicago and that will pull in tomorrow they spike here tomorrow and a little on thursday and then it drops or friday and saturday before we bump back up with another chance of rain on sun we'll time the rain tomorrow and nydia we'll look at the step down in temperatures in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> the hot day combined with the concern dry conditions means we are at a risk for forest fire work have seen fires burn hundreds of acres in new jersey and one overnight. >> reporter: hi there this is serious conditions it's such that an amber from a fire or a tossed cigarette could spark a much bigger fire right now, crews are in jackson township setting small backfires and mopping up after a suspicious blaze lit up in the wildlife man manor, they warn that it poses an extreme fire danger. >> the heat is up and the winds have gone up and it all continues to spread the fire. >> forest fire service section says that dry hot wind is a recipe for forest fire. >> it spreads ou

guest: we've seen similar commissions in cincinnati. when we looked into cincinnati we saw that while you put in place the justice department prescribed set of standards, the problem is when you have a new mayor or leadership come in or new federal leadership coming in, the question is, will the new folks pay attention? new orleans has oversight in place now. it is too early to tell. we have to see as years go by. are these people into police reform like we are seeing under the obama administration or local leadership in various cities? host: what are these commissions supposed to be doing? guest: they're supposed to be looking at the police department and reporting findings to the public. what we found in cincinnati, there is a similar commission, they put out reports but their data, the only held onto data for five years. we wanted to look at the history of the police involved shootings and the history of the use of force, under the department of justice intervention and years after, it was hard to paint that picture as they did not h

just first of four and cincinnati far from a packed house in cincinnati at great american ballpark. top first. upward >> gary: buster posey big gain yesterday and keeps it going with an rbi single. the giant sprit bottom first. >> gary: to emma come with the hat to to the site is out of trouble with too strict j. bryson is one to the warning track in right center but not long enough lincecum as of trouble. >> gary: bomb picked two-one giant lincecum not so fortunate here. marla berg a blooper to the right with bases loaded johnny colette toll and sat score 3-2 writ and that is it for attending creek score?--that is it for timmy! score ???? >> gary: lee will we before this is one of the bills if you hear me grant it will be with the real time. i would never have known that because people make fun of me when i review the shows. so i do not want to have a meeting and talk about nothing but i will have i will take up time to look at myself. >> pam: very happy about that. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: the war years off to meant this this morning for game 6 tomorrow night. steve's car with

. >>> inside the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, it's only been a few days since don lips was the victim of assault after he confronted chris lackey about allegedly extorting other inmates. the attack left lips with five staples in the back of his head. but lips says he has no regrets. >> at the end of the day, yeah it's well worth it. all my peers respect me because they are not getting bullied. i've had several guys come up and say thanks, man. sorry about your head. >> lackey has been moved to the jail's disciplinary segregation unit where he'll serve 20 days for the assault. he will lose all his privileges and is only allowed out of his cell one hour each day, during which we can shower and move about the unit's day room. >> you go so crazy in here like you in the cell 23 hours a day. door closed. window. it bother you. it's a mind thing for reel. you got to work out and read and think about the past can the future for real. that's all it be. i use it to work on my music. give me self time you know what i mean? build up my own rhythm, my swag, my stole. ♪ i really do

headquarters for the the cincinnati institute. a nonprofit organization that works to promote information on the achievement of american independence. before the society took ownership of the house in 1939 it was the winter residents of the andersons. the andersons officially opened their home for entertaining when -- 120 years ago. their home was described as a florentine villa in the midst of american independence, with an interior that will be a dream of beauty and good taste. tonight, dr. wilson will investigate the architecture of the anderson house and other extravagant mansion's mdc m newport -- mentions-- mansions in d.c. and newport built between the civil war and world war i. he specializes in the architecture, design, and art of the 18th through 20th century, both in america and abroad. dr. wilson has directed the victorian society's 19th-century summer school since 1979 and has served as an advisor and commentator for a number of television programs including "america's castles" and 10 most influential buildings for th

. ♪ >>> while cincinnati, ohio's hamilton county justice center is originally built to hold 1200 inmates, it now houses an average of 1300 men and women every day. most are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trials or the resolution of their cases. and the fee may population has grown significantly in recent years. >> females these days are committing crimes like the men. women are now in on homicide, felonious saw thes. they're now using weapons. >> society is changing. our norms are changing. and one of the things that has changed is the number of women that come to jail. >> kianna mcmeans came to jail on a case that made headlines following the release of a cell phone video that went viral. >> this cell phone video recorded saturday shows two women stripped naked, beaten and robbed at winton terrace. according to a hamilton county affidavit, 25-year-old kianna mcmeans is charged with participating in the assault. the victim's property was found inside her car. >> you see bitches hitting -- some people didn't think it was funny like i thought it was funny. some people just thoug

in cincinnati, there's a thing called the cincinnati collaborative. the graduation rate in cincinnati is about 63% in this high school made up fundamentally of minorities. i believe that program is critical. as you all know, i expanded medicaid to bring dollars home, so we can begin to deal with some of our most vexing problems. we are involved in corrections reform. we have a low recidivism rate -- what he 7% compared -- 27% compared to about 50%. we are involved big time in terms of workforce training making sure that people get trained for jobs that exist. we are performing our entire welfare program. when you go to a welfare office, you have somebody to coordinate your care, just like we see in health care. so that a person can get the help they need, the training that they need and that they are held personally responsible for what they do. it has been a whole series of things that have allowed me to be in the communities. for the first time, we are going to meet set-aside provisions. we will do better than 50% -- 15%. we have a highway program f

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four-run eighth inning for cincinnati. they come back to beat the nationals 8-5. first game harper has missed this season ends with the nats losing their first series in over a month. >>> mls, francis wesley being introduced with d.c. united. the 17-year-old is battling blood cancer. this week he was called up by united. wesley practiced with the team yesterday. even had his own fan club today at the game. against the union, first half extra time taylor kemp sends in a solid pass. chris pontias does the rest. perfect header here. second goal of the season by pontias. that ties the game at 1. in the second half after a hand ball in the box, chris roulf delivers. united beat union 2-1. to women's soccer last friendly for team usa before the world cup taking on south korea. u.s. on the attack centering pass out to sidney larue. her shot is stopped. watch it again. the great look here but could not cash in. we would stay scoreless. extra time great chance for south korea here. but hope solo making the diving save. this one ends in a scoreless draw. next up for team us

there is a microbrewery in cincinnati ohio named after him. >> tell us a little more about the book that you wrote. what was the idea behind it and what kinds of questions did your research raise? mr. hutton: there were a lot of questions. we very often discuss places being violent. for example, ferguson, missouri. what does that mean? it happens to contain violent actions. this county in kentucky was a place called violent, but it contained a series of violent actions that were analogous to things that were happening elsewhere in the country. when there was guerrilla warfare there, it was elsewhere. when there was lynching after reconstruction, there was lynching elsewhere and when there was assassination, it was going on elsewhere as well. how does calling a place violent disguise the human events? >> how is it that you became interested in this topic in the first place? mr. hutton: it's been so many years it's hard to remember. i am a historian of appalachia. some of these questions of white male violence have been stirred up by things like the miniseries on the hatfields and mccoy's

. >> we have new video in to nbc 10 that shows a small fire that caused quite a scare during the cincinnati reds game last night. crews quickly extinguished the game game. >> some changes with the phillies last night. chase utley down to sixth in the lineup for the first time in ten years. franco called up, 0 for 4 in the game but freddy galves does it again,( itting .355. free freddy! bring him home. that's what jeff francoeur does. phillies go up zm then there's relief pitcher freddy garcia. we have not said this since last august. phillies have won three straight games. here's franco. >> yeah just being like get the game come to me not try to force nothing. just whatever happen happen, you never what i mean? sometimes you have good game but you just keep your head down keep your head up and just stay true. >> matt cesar from. >> that and you believable walk-off win for the cubs 11-10. wizards down 3, seconds left paul pierce looks like he shoots a game-tying three here at the buzzer. wow! but take a look. the refs look at it given, the ball was still on his fingertips. his nickname is "t

towards the great lakes and if you look at the line of showers and thunderstorms extending through cincinnati through atlanta, some of those are moving our way tomorrow and that is great news, if you look at the next five days we have a good chance of wet weather on wednesday and it drys out by friday another chance of wet weather by the weekend and we'll talk about that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily, in other news amtrak installs cameras inside of cabs after a deadly derailment in port richmond they are working to piece together what brandon bostian was doing before the crash and bostian suffered a head injury and does not remember what happened. the new cameras will face inward and record the engineer's actions eight people were killed in the derailment and 200 others were injured. >> from the delaware newsroom a 50-year-old man is charged with rape, after having can't with his 13-year-old relative. bobby harrell was arrested in dover police say he was baby sitting the girl at the time and her mother called police about the alleged assault and harrell is in

the giants win big in cincinnati. 10 runs in a game for the first time this season. and with madison bumgarner on the mound that is more than enough. the giants win by a final of 10 to 2. and good news for giants fans. hunter pence is back. the giants right fielder joined the team in cincinnati last night. pence broke his arm in spring training after being hit by a pitch. meanwhile the struggles continued for the oakland a's. the a's blowing a 6 to 2 lead to the white sox. giving up 5 runs in the 7th inning. chicago wins by a final of 7 to 6. the a's are now just 5 and 12 at the coliseum this season. coming up sunday night on sports night live we're talking what's next with the warriors with the ultimate insider matt steinmetz. plus the giants wrap up a four game set in cinncinati. while the a's try to stop the bleeding against houston astros. it's a full half hour of all your sports needs. sunday night at 9. right after the news. we sp it. wetack it. wemoosh it. lovit. hersy'makeit a'more... u ma it ecial. hehey's is

cincinnati goes up 2-0. geogonzalez gets hit by a pitch. he backed out of the way. he laughed it off. going deep and it's a three-run homer. they took a 5-2 lead off of that hit. he gets the pitch again. it's the protected elbow gear. he would remain in the gear. the nats up 5-4 in the seventh inning. we will move on to tennis for a moment. big day serena williams. # she did not become a grand slam winner without experiencing some adversity. she is back to bring her overall best to 26-1. she was bounced in the second round last year. the second set, williams served in the far court. watch the return by victoria. taking a 4-2 lead in the set. catches her leaning the other way. williams in the near court. williams thinks it's out and they come out of the chair and said it looks like it hit the line and they redo the point. the call was bad and everyone knew it. wins for match point and serena wins in three sets. also tonight, d.c. united hosting philadelphia at rfk stadium. they are trying to bounce back the last loss against philadelphia. that should be a good contes

as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan, there is no stopping the rain from chicago, cincinnati and nashville all of this is working to the east. originally this was to scrape the far southern areas but the trend is bringing it farther to the north future tracker tomorrow afternoon light rain in and around philadelphia and especially down the shore and southern delaware you'll get a soaking from this storm tomorrow, what to expect cloudy and cool and steady rain to the south and the shore communities could see up to .75 inches of rain. that is welcome for the southern areas. when i come back we'll talk about a beautiful memorial day weekend. all the details in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. with the weather warming up and looking like a great weekend for the holiday at the jersey shore and businesses getting ready for what they hope are huge crowds. eva pilgram is live now in atlantic city they are hoping for a big weekend. >> reporter: it may feel cooler in the city but it feels great at the shore the countdown is on and the weekend is so close and the boards are alrea

including in cincinnati, ohio. demonstrators heard from several speakers then marched to police headquarters a few block away. >> philadelphia's march began at city hall where hundreds gathered to protest police brutality. >> there were scuffles between police and protesters earlier in the evening when some in the group decided they tried to block the entrance of the highw highway. two people were arrested. >> now to a major development in the freddie gray case. police say during their investigation they learned the van carrying gray made an undocumented stop. >> and other new reports are raising troubling questions about what happened to gray inside that van. cnn's randi kaye looks into that story. >> at the heart of the investigation, what went on inside the van transporting freddie gray, a van that we now know made four stops, not three. after gray was apprehended, the van first stopped at baker and mount streets put gray in leg irons. now authorities are revealing this new stop in the mix. fremont even mosher.

the giants welcome back a familiar face in cincinnati, but it was another guy who stole the show. highlights in a minute. >>> this is a live look at the site of game one of the western conference finals on tuesday. the winner will play today against the clippers and the rockets. the giants in cincinnati taking on the reds this weekend, and they were happy to see an old friend make his return debut. hunter pence is back in the lineup after destroying his forearm. it is a welcome site for the g-men. san francisco takes a 5-0 lead into the fifth. he smashes that grand slam to right. the guys win 11-2. >>> the a's and the white sox starting well in oakland. he slams a two-run homer to right center. but the green and gold couldn't make a stand. chicago goes on to score four unanswered runs and hangs on to beat oakland 4-3. >>> to baltimore now for a wet and muddy day for the preakness. you saw it here in the nbc bay area and now we have a challenge for the triple crown. american pharoah wins this race. he becomes the first triple crown winner since 1978, and the next competition is jun

there is a microbrewery in cincinnati named after bad tom smith today. >> tell us more about the book you wrote. what was the idea behind it and what kinds of questions did your research raise? bob hutton: there were a lot of questions to be included. you say a place is violent, we often discuss places being violent. for instance ferguson is talked about as a violent place. what does that mean? it happens to contain violent actions. the county in kentucky was called violent, but it contained a series of violent actions over the course of the 1860's through the 19-teens analogous to things happening elsewhere in the country. when there was guerrilla warfare there, there was guerrilla warfare elsewhere. when there was lynching there, there was lynching elsewhere. when there was assassination at the turn-of-the-century, that was going on globally as well. i'm trying to ask the question is it fair to say a place is violent? how does that disguise the actual human events as opposed to the geographical ones? >> how is it you became interested in this topic in the first place? bob hutton: it

. >> and this is new video of a rollercoaster rescue in cincinnati ohio, 6 people got stuck when the car lost power. two of the young riders who were rescued said they were scared and nervous but being saved by firefighters was quote awesome. >> now for a first look at business, wall street is closed today for memorial day. markets were down by the closing bell on friday. the s&p 500 gained ground for the week. inflation is rising slightly perhaps setting the stage for the fed to ray raise the short term rate. the national retail federation said we spent almost 5 billion on gifts this year and most of us gave cash. >>> at the box office, loran expected take, making $35 million. the george clooney be flick about a fantastical journey, is produced by our parent company disney. >>> philadelphia city council will hear testimony tomorrow on the school budget from src and district officials. the school reform commission is scheduled to vote on the spending plan. it calls for $84.7 million in additional funding to prencht program cuts. >>> mayor nutter and the roots will unveil the line up

the national start their we can set against the reds in cincinnati tomorrow. baltimore, the orioles-white sox pulling a makeup game, boned by the riots. bounces over the wall, double.1-0 orioles. sixth inning, travis snider lines one. that makes it 5-3. the orioles win 6-3. in the first game, the story was chicago pitcher sale, practically untouchable, giving up only four hits, no walks. the birds never got anything going and chicago took game one, 3-2. the redskins signed two new cornervbacks today. then the skins close down the ota's. jim gruden continues to have competition to change the culture. the organization knows that the record has been trouble, the list of coaches continues to increase, but the young coaches not jaded and if you believe them now, he is willing to change. robert: i'm not going to just be a drop-back pass or, what if coach gruden asks me to be a drop-back passer, my job is to make sure i can be. if they asked me to make spectacular plays which they never will -- but if it presents itself, have to be able to do that as well and be the