of brown. these are words written by stephen vincent vennet, in his famous poem, "john brown's body." i read these when i was a freshman here at shepherd. i read them when i was in the civil war class at shepherd. dr. shaw's class. i read this couplet. it has a significant influence on my life, and when you walk into the john brown museum, those are the first words you see. the challenge to you, any visitor, challenge to me. they would write, "playing off the song john's browned body like a smoldering in the grave, he would write, "you can weigh john brown's body well enough. but how? and in what balance? weigh john brown? you can weigh john brown's body well enough, but how? what balance do you weigh john brown?" it has been a great pleasure. thank you all very much. if anybody has any questions, which we are willing to entertain, all they ask is that you come here and speak into the microphone because they want to record your questions, and if you have any questions, please make it a question

brown held the job for seven years. >> ♪ john brown's body lies a-moldering in the grave ♪ ♪ but his soul goes marching on ♪ >> less than a year after abolitionist john brown is hanged in 1859, abraham lincoln is elected president. within months, the nation is torn by civil war, with john brown's memory rallying many a union soldier. >> ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah ♪ his soul goes marching on >> america's fascination with brown will endure long after the war. 40 years later, his harpers ferry fort is moved to chicago for the world's fair. when a monument is erected over his grave in 1899, president william mckinley pays his respects. he's the subject of paintings, poems, and plays -- eventually movies, too. sometimes he's the hero, sometimes the villain. and collectors covet his personal effects, his letters, anything he touched, and a lot he apparently didn't. how early in this time line were people looking to have a piece of john brown? >> even in 1859, the local people were producing fake pieces of the rope, fake pieces of the scaffold, and selling them to people that were loo

brown. i think it is appropriate to begin with the president. of the united states. president, one who you probably would have voted for if you could as a male citizen, with voting property here in virginia and white. in the 1840's. john tyler of tidewater, virginia. keeping careful watch on what had happened here in harpers ferry. had been imprisoned in charlestown, was about to go on trial, it is possible that one of your neighbors would have been in the courtroom on the jury that is going to be trying john brown. tyler had this to say about the situation -- these words are feelings. relevance to what you may be feeling in 2015. former president tyler -- virginia, he is referring to you as virginians and the state, teethia, is arming to the , more than 50,000 stands of arms already distributed and the demand for more weapons daily increasing. succession as voices as you delighted in john brown's attack at harpers ferry. secession, voices of , with respect to brown and the cause of his unio

brown held the job for seven years. >> ♪ john brown's body lies a-moldering in the grave ♪ ♪ but his soul goes marching on ♪ >> less than a year after abolitionist john brown is hanged in 1859, abraham lincoln nd our heir's strange inheritance story. >> somehow john brown was able to bequeath these shackles to my great-great-grandfather. >> john boling's father, jack, dies in 1988, his mother, judy, in 2010. he's executor of her estate, which includes hundreds of items she collected over the years. >> she said, "john, i want everybody to come out of this with equal value." and we're not talking sentimental value, we're talking monetary value, which was the way mom looked at life. mom would want me to balance those books literally to the penny. >> and that becomes john's mission. he determines the value of every object to be divided among the four boling children. well, make that almost every object. >> now, we have an exception. >> the shackles. >> yeah, unfortunately. >> john's brother jim offers him 500 bucks for them. what did you think they were worth? >> i had no idea what the

>> mayor brown: sure. as you may recall many times in the canpaign, i believe it would be passive compared to what i thought i would bring to the table, but papa of theeey there is it worked. again, i go back to the theme it worked well and that it's time, because i'm not turning the tables upside down around city hall. for me it's a matter of implementing my strength in terms of communication and leadership and that focus towards businessdevelopment. so it was never meant to be a derogatory statement towards what was working for a long, but it is exciting what's happening around city hall and around the cedar valley ks mayor hart indicated as well because there is many fresh ideaea and a fresh perspective in relation to who gets reempz out to -- reach out to and many times i've gone into businesses and they say it's operate to see you. john's strengths were more towards numbers and profit and that worked as well. i'm just glad the folks thought it was time. >> ron: how difficult, mayor hart, is it to work

@then browns sent him home. @but that the browns came out @with a statement and lie and @said he was in the concussion @protocol. @silver back off the story a @little bit today saying he @regrets saying the word lied but @stands by his initial report @that manziel was drunk. @an nfl spokesman said right now @they do not have any comment on @the report. @the browns quickly came out and @refuted the silver story. @they said johnny manziel went to @concussion symptoms. @he was tested by an independent @knew roll against and then @inter -- neurologist and entered @the protocol. @there is another chapter to the @story. @that was espn's adam came out @and said manziel was not drunk @when he showed up but that he @was so hung over he could not @operate in meetings and could @not be apart of team activities @that day. @here is the little bit of sliver @on this thing, the nfl does not @like you to fudge on injury @reports. @you could be fined heavily. @you could lose a draft pick. @the very fact the browns came @there an

@browns. @he can play right away. @but most notably he's such a @great team guy he can help a @young quarterback learn the @game if they want to listen. @that's always a problem with @manziel. @now, on the young quarterback @scenario, the browns are @obviously no mystery going to @go for guys in the draft with @either the second or the 32nd @pick. @and so the names being @mentioned from cal out on the @west coast jared governor from @north dakota state carson @between of he was the player we @told you about that were so @talked about last week at the @senior bowl. @super bowl l now just five @days away and the point spread @cam newton a 5.5 point favorite @to knock off the denver broncos @led by the great peyton manning @who cam newton really add @myers. @>> there's a lot of things @peyton has done is doing i wish @i can him myck by but i can't @do it like peyton can be only @he can do it i trains late @things i learn from him or saw @him do, @but you know other quarterbacks @in this league i try to apply @to my own.

i checked out the funeral home that the browns used. there are, you know, multiple heath department violations. the browns could have paid them off. why not just bury it? we're not going to know until the parents give it up. we can't prove the browns are the parents wiout their dna. which we can't get without more evidence. we got the pill bottle. is that enough to dig up the kid's grave? i'll run tests on the lining, but i'm pretty sure there's never been a body in this coffin. woman: i see a selfless act of mercy, not a murder. the law doesn't make that distinction, counselor. a jury will. they'll never convict. juries don't like defendants who kill their own children. if this was dr. platner's idea and you agree to testify against... it was my idea. i-i, but i couldn't bear to hurt sarah. so you had your husband do it? he had nothing to do with this. andrea, please, don't say anything else. no, i need to tell them i didn't know what to do so i asked dr. platner for help. benson: and you wrote andrea the prescription. i've seen many c

a new drug that the doctors claim is ten times more powerful than tami flu. >> romona: and the browns announce they are keeping training camp in northeast ohio for now. but if the team leaves, what kind of economic impact will it have on berea? we answer that question straight ahead. >> breaking news and weather 24/7. download the chief lend 19 >> denise: a new drug which some are calling a game changer will not only treat, but prevent the flu. they tested it on mice and they found it is effective against several strains of the virus. every year flu epidemics kill 500,000 people around the world as strains become more severe. >> romona: hours after the news of a state bill that would take your tax money to pay for a new browns training facility in columbus, the team announced it was staying in berea for this year. thousands of fans head to berea every year to watch training camp. we wondered what city officials thought about the proposal. shanice talked to the mayor and is live with his report. >> reporter: ramona, i spoke with the mayor and he said he has known the browns have though

those who claimed to be browns best friends spoke from sacramento - whats where friends say brown was visiting las vegas from to celebrate her 27th birthday with her husband. initially metro sent their homicide unit - but determined the death was an accident. that raises even more questions of how - according to metro - brown fell from the 18th to 3rd floor where hotel staff found her in the laundry collection area is at 2:30 in the morning- brown fell 15 stories. worell: "i just ask god that she didnt hurt that she wasn't scared or she didnt feel alone or helpless" the accidental ruling poses even more questions - how brown ended up in the chute to begin with. her long time friends say brown, a legal secretary was always the responsible one. calm and she was mature." the coroner says he will need toxicology test results and the official investigative report from metro to determine a cause of death. for now - brown's family has hired lawyers - robert eglet of eglet prince in vegas - and bill bradley of bradley, drendel and jeanney in reno. they say they are in the middle of their own

those who claimed to be browns best friends spoke from sacramento - whats where friends say brown was visiting las vegas from to celebrate her 27th birthday with her husband. initially metro sent their homicide unit - but determined the accident. that raises even more questions of how - according to metro - brown fell from the 18th to 3rd floor where hotel staff found her in the laundry collection area is at 2:30 in the morning- brown fell 15 stories. worell: "i just ask god that she didnt hurt that she wasn't scared or she didnt feel alone or helpless" the accidental ruling poses even more questions - how brown ended up in the chute to begin with. her long time friends say brown, a legal secretary was always the responsible one. "she wasn't the wild one. she was calm and she was mature." the coroner says he will need toxicology test results and the official investigative report from metro to determine a cause of death. for now - brown's family has hired lawyers - robert eglet of eglet prince in vegas - and bill bradley of bradley, drendel and jeanney in reno. they say they are in the

@ we know where the brown browns@ go to the second pick of the@ draft.@ where does johnny go?@ he is telling people that the@ cowboys, rams and chiefs, they@ all want him.@ i talked with bill jones of@ the cbs affiliate in dallas on@ sports extra.@ >> thanks for taking time@ out.@ if you want him.@ you can have him.@ >> i think a lot of people are@ saying that right now.@ i tell you what, we conducted@ a twitter poll, totally@ unscientific of course, but@ 76% of the responders so far@ say please, jerry, don't do@ it.@ he only has 24% support to@ come to the cowboys.@ >> there are people in jerry's@ circle that will push please@ don't do this.@ do you think there will be a@ part of jerry jones that says@ he can sell tickets and he can@ be dynamic?@ >> well, i don't know if he is@ looking at it so much as far@ as selling tickets go.@ i think he's got that with@ romo and dez.@ he really has to look at the@ fact that last season was a@ disaster.@ we had whedon and matt cassel@ playing quarterback because@ they didn't have a back up@ quarterback when romo went@ down with an injury

the browns lied to try to protect. and i would argue, enable thissish response and i believe troubled young man. >> tony: strong allegation taking a shot not only at manziel and browns and doctor and browns deny lying about the concussion and this afternoon silver followed up with a series of tweets and one told by late noticeably drunk on december 30th and silver tweets i am not a doctor and cannot question the diagnosis of an independent neurologist f. browns say they did not lie i will take them at their word and regret using that term "lied." and says i stand by my report he showed up drunk at practice and believe this was the cause of his behavior. never ends. cam newton would like to thank you for stealing back negative press. newton is under fire for walking this. >> i am human. i have never once said i was perfect and never proclaimed i was perfect and been on record to say i am a sore loser. who likes to lose. you show me a good loser and i will show you a loser? we have had negative stuff. >> romona: yes. >>

remember derrick anderson when he was the quarterback of the browns. he's the back um -- when he left the browns he left very bitter in a situation here. he takes it up on his own shoulders that he feels in that one game when he proved four nshtceptions down in cincinnati and cost the browns a playoff spot, he let all of us down. >> with that all support, it's amazing. you know obviously left on a littleal bit of a bitter note because i fete personally that i, you know, owed them something. i felt like i had an down. they are off tonight. tomorrow they will be at home and they will be all until the all star break. they'll take on the celtics. saturday night the pelicans here, monday night the kings, wednesday night the lakers here, and then to the all-star break. >>> ohio state, they better get going or the tournament will be watching march madness. tonight, the freshman had a big 90. ohio state loses again. their second straight game. the badgers beat them 75-68 and they are 14-10 on the year. >>> great boxing trainer richard, a legendary trainer died

senator brown says he wants to take. current u.s. standards require you to be notified within 60 days of high lead readings. ohio' s epa director wants more thorough lead testing and faster notification. andy dalton might want to throw a gps tracker in his luggage the next time he wants to get away. lisa: the bengals quarterback is having more trouble trying to relax in the offseason. miriah: last week dalton created the twitter #bagsearch2016 after his luggage fell off the bed of his truck. the twitter-verse was listening and he got his bags back. dalton posted this picture, saying the power of social media is real. but it turns out, he only got to enjoy those bags for a few days. dalton tweeted this out last night -- "i can' t make this up. bagsearch2016 is back on. american airlines it' s your turn , to find the luggage now. unbelievable." so this time he lost his bags on a flight, and so far, they have not turned up. good luck with that. lisa: they fell out of a truck first. i don' t know how that happened. reiko it is so -- reik

jeffrey brown has our story. >> brown: as revolution swept through egypt in 2011, bassem yousef and several friends started a political satire show on youtube broadcast from his laundry room. nine episodes and 5 million views later, yousef was offered a weekly show on an egyptian television network. with his caustic witness and ironic takedowns he lampooned the government to have the muslim brotherhood's mohamed morsi and al-fattah se sisi. he received a press freedom aword by the committee to protect journalists. in the same year he was investigated and interrogated by the morsi government on charges of insulting the president. the military government that opposed morsi in a coup was no more friendly to yousef's brand of humor. his show canceled in 2014 and he left egypt. i riched him on a recent vincent to this country. when i asked how he would describe the political situation in egypt today. he began in full salt tiricle mode. >> it's perfect, we have no problem. political satire shows like mine are still going on, there is absolutely no crackdown on freedom of speech. everything is lov

and in brown county, eastern local today... and in brown county, eastern local today... and in brown county, eastern local schools are closed for the day due to snowy, slushy conditions. dblbx our jordan vilines joins us live with the very latest. dense fog will morning commute and slow things a bit on the trip to work and school. east of cincinnati metro - highland, eastern brown, adams, mason, lewis and robertson counties there will be some slushy accumulation. throughout the fox19 now viewing area we cannot rule out an isolated icy spot this morning. for the most part the morning commute should experience no major weather disruption. "there's both a long- term impact to justice scalia's death and a short-term impact, and the short-term impact is scalia's death and a short-term impact, and the short-term impact is going to be immediately felt. a big decision is looming... after the break, we breakdown the the short-term impact is felt. a big decision is looming... after the break, we breakdown the drama going on within the supreme court, and how it could affect your re

@he has controlled the front staff, but, @march 9th the browns will end @brown. @here is how it will go down. calendar @opens on wednesday march 9th. @at that time the browns will @cut johnny manziel. @unless a team can put up with @the quarterback being searched @for by @the dallas-fort worth area. @then maybe the browns will get @offered a trade. @that is highly unlikely. @they can't make the move on @johnny manziel until march @because of the salary-cap. @they have moved cash to the new business year @and that is not available until @march. @browns will get hit for 4 @pointed $3 million. @personally to him, because his @contract is guaranteed,him $3 million. @the browns will move on with a @new head coach, who we @understand never wanted to deal @with johnny manziel. @there will be a new quarterback @on the way. @he will be tutored by , willing veteran @quarterback in josh mccown. @for johnny manziel he will @become a free agents, though a @very flawed free agent. @two years ago the browns went @for the big factor hnny manziel. @since then we have all been @le

ziegler joins us.. >> goodness for northeast ohio is that the browns training camp or 2016 will remain in berea but >> the greater columbus sports commission is asking the state for $5 million to buildd practice and training facility, that the taxpayers would essentially pay fort . the brass facility in columbus, if they have a request mike dovilla of the seventh house districte from berea is fighting the request through training camp to columbus, i asked him what is the likelihood that the request is approved and the browns movedr training camp to columbus in the near future? >> this district, is represented by myself, center tom patton those are are good position should have on your side we are fightingyo for a situation like this when . release a statement in part that the browns have held training camp practice at their home site 111,000 fans have attended browns training camp over the past three years .00 this is a request that goes through the general assembly and then onto the governor, the fact that it is being put into place is interesting and the two representatives of berea

the league rules allow browns to cut the cord march 9th. the salary cap intricacies are over my head. they can't absorb a $4 million hit monday when teams can cut players. in march the cap goes up and they will make their move and in the end browns will be free of the final two years of johnny's salary >> romona: with the superbowl coming up on cbs sunday once ready to be competitive. i think i can speak for all browns fans we are so over the shenanigans of johnny manziel. let's get some talented players in here who want to play for this team and want to win >> tony: it is a great point and closurely sashi agrees with you and it is telling the statement he put out. not just a message to johnny manziel, it is a message to alex mack and joe schwartz and thomas and we will be accountable >> romona: let's go get 'em. let's go, browns. over to you, mark >> mark: you are ready. dan deroos joins us to talk about -- refresh our memories over manziel over the years >> dan: there were not that many. how you count them up missing meetings and concussi

@your reaction to the statement @by sashi brown? @if that statement was about @you, would you say, "i'm @done"? @. @>> yes. @i would be contacting my agent, @and trying to figure @out what's my next move. @so should johnny manziel. @at this point, you know, being @in cleveland, and you @have these hard-working fans, @missing that the game @off the field that @disrupted your play, i think @he's done in cleveland. @>> so for a guy like you that @came out of kent state @undrafted and totally had to @get nfl teams to look @at you, the browns did, they @found you, you worked @your way up. @you look at a kid who was a @heisman trophy winner at @a high-profile program like @texas a and m. the number 22 @pick in the 1st round, how does @that @make you feel? @. @>> it tears me up. @to see a guy -- he's so @talented. @you know, so much promise for @him. @the city was rallying behind @him in his progression @as a quarterback in this @league, and off the field, @it was just too much for him to @even bear with, not @even just him. @the organizat

than to have an italian american president. >> brown: >> brown: and now reflections from three legal scholars who head research groups. edward whelan of the conservative ethics and public policy center. he worked as a law clerk to justice scalia in 1991 and '92. elizabeth wydra heads the progressive constitutional accountability center, and jeffrey rosen of george washington university and the non-partisan national constitution center in philadelphia. i want to start with his, justice scalia's influence on jurisprudence. how cases are talked about how they're decided. ed whrenl you worked wit whelant what exacwhat impact did it hav? >> he pushed it through his contact and his opinions, principles of textualism, that text has a meaning to be discerned, originalism provides, at the time it was adopted likewise with statutes. one looks to decide to figure out what a meaning of a text is there. he had tremendous influence on the supreme court in moving away from reliance on legislative history and the look to ladies and gentlemen history first to determine what a statute means and he als

in court identified himself as an officer and told brown to get out of the car...they say brown was non compliant and responding in an unpredictable way prosecutors say cobb had his gun pointed at the teen for 3 to 4 minutes and that brown offered no the gas station as evidence to show that the only struggle between the two is when brown tried to shut the car door and cobb stepped in between the door and the car to prevent him from closing it... cobb was a school resource officer and worked with kids daily...outside his stepdaughter had a few things to say..... he's a great officer, you can look at his background. chelsea roane also calling cobb a great father... he was a was just trying to deescalate the situation... definitely, very unfortunate. cobb is a 10-year veteran of the police department. he turned himself in last night. new tonight. chesapeake police say drive-by shooting. they say it happened around 10 on emporia avenue near the intersection with sparrow road. someone inside a vehicle shot a man who was walking there. police say he went to the hospital and should recover. to

the characters. >> that's right, exactly, i've introduced the characters. >> brown: another example-- this time with the piano filling in the dialogue-- comes in a key scene in which the two women drive to carol's house. >> the left hand of the piano is playing a rhythm, but it goes into these echoes that pile up and pile up, so that you kind of lose the rhythm. the right hand of the piano is different, it's crystal clear, and sort of pointilistic, and very simple. >> brown: and we're inside a different universe now, right, in the car. >> exactly, and the way it's shot it gets more and more subjective, it's just a little fur, a glove, something like that. >> brown: with "carol," burwell had eight weeks to craft the music, but in this world even that is longer than usual. >> it's deadline composing, that's-- there are a lot of qualities that maybe make you a film composer, but dealing with deadlines, and that kind of stress is certainly an essential one. >> brown: another key to this aspect of filmmaking, burwell says, is to think of music like any other tool of storytelling. >> well,

. >> brown: you were? >> yes. one of the first things i learned to read was the united transportation union newsletter. my dad worked on the railroad for over 30 years. when i went to graduate school, i remember a day when i was going to school and i had to cross the union picket line to get into class. and it was traumatic. i remember calling my mom crying, "what do i do, what do i do?" and she said, "baby, you're there to get an education, you do what you have to do." >> brown: as changes come, no one is spared. not chris, cynthia's son and his best friend jason, who also works at the plant. not stan, the bartender, or his young helper, oscar, from a latino family, who decides to cross a picket line to improve his lot. with tragic consequences. lynn nottage says after all the research, she started her writing at the end of the story, with these four men. >> the image that i had was the last image of the play in which you have four men for who come from very different backgrounds, standing on the stage, i

will they rather get away from the browns?w >> and is a former cleveland indians return here is john telich.r >> , wednesday, in my beat-up the browns to retain the services of travis benjamin, his agent tells me nfl bounty talked but cannot agree to terms, is looking forward to speaking to interested teams at the testing the free agency waters . our backs arriving at arriving at, and today you love to nfl network, t they say the guide watchest carson wentz . record back from north dakota state compared favorably to andrew luck which is high praise, the browns will continue to evaluate the quarterback's . cavaliers get back onc the court tonight against the hornets, coach ty lue said monday the idea of lebron against the pistons lebron james says he's been hurt heard six years but still plays despite being hurt and injured are two different things he might have differently after some post game thoughta t. >> if i could do that over again my legs . i definitely felt, back to back energy today you live and learn .. >> akron zips

cleveland brown. that's what is going on in sports. >> melissa: check what is going on in weather. it is 6:26. today. not a wash out for your tuesday. tell be cloudy and cool with drizzle. may see light rain showers. wednesday morning that is when the heavy rain arrives. going to stick with us throughout the afternoon. tomorrow. here is a look at the rain chances. a 30% chance for tuesday.

this includes areas of brown, adams, highland, mason, robertson counties. primarily it's a wet and slushy snow as some rain continued to mix in overnight and now this morning some of it melting on impact. however, be cautious for minor accumulation of 1 to 2 on some rural surfaces. closer to the city could have some slushy roads in portions of clermont county especially side and secondary. otherwise the other story remains fog which has reduced visibility all night and will continue to be very dense this morning. with some wet pavement and the light mix that fell i can't rule out slick areas near the metro but nothing wide spread. temperatures today will reach 36 degrees and we stay dry early this afternoon before a rain and snow mix will set up this evening. any accumulation would be minor and as of now very scattered. overnight that will taper as temps drop to 28 degrees. we are dry on wednesday with a high of 37 degrees. then sunny and slowly warming the second half of the week with upper 50s by friday and and mid 50s this weekend. carstar utility work r

clippers owner. >> brown: right. the idea of the story was conceived in the aftermath of the second ray rice video t.m.z. posted that showed him knocking out his then fianceeÉ. t.m.z. was publishing above its weight and publishing controversial stories. >> brown: so the n.f.l. had to pay attention. >> and doing it and finding video in ways other media org zigs weren't. that was the reason we took this project on -- what is t.m.z., how do they do what they do and, you know, i was fascinated trying to figure out how the operation works. >> brown: and how much do you think this has changed the way celebrity journalism works? >> i think that it's changed the way celebrities respond to the journalism that's being done about them. i mean, i think there is a sense of -- the sense of immunity that if you were a celebrity, you can sort of ensconce yourself in publicists and managers and navigate your way around lawyers and through crises. >> brown: that's what harvey didn't like. >> absolutely. it's impossible to do that. if

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and black. >> a lot of people say black and brown others a blue-and-white weep we put the picture up as the dingy as dwight i've ever seen it's not in good next line good lighting we ask what folks saw here on our website it's overwhelming most people think it is black and brown almost 30 percent against poor whites we actually see some green weird because you really tricks on you i don't see any brown and i certainly don't see any black. >> that jacket is green and 10 go to our website weigh in on it. >> am telling you right now it is a #it never trended before and never will again. >> this is the stuff we spend our time line and not just us all of you out there to its q2 work with the pinpoint whether it's a good looking weak and coming up get out revel in it enjoy yet it is the last weekend of february and it is going to be fabulous and there is a storm coming in to worry about that all of that as you see the trajectory here you go canada can have it will be left with the tail end of that looking pretty good temperatures and we opened the dale were today to the warm-up we got into

@the browns could trade johnny @manziel. @they can still cut him but can @trade him in the beginning of @march. @that trademark, who would take @this on right now? @i don't even know if the dallas @cowboys are as automatic a @landing spot for manziel as we @all think. @i don't know that there is a @trade market at all for @manziel. @who would take this on with the @field and the pay off so far on @the field, at least here in @cleveland, barely anything at @all, just a couple wins, a lot @of injuries and a lot of late @tardiness on showing up to @practices and the facility. @here is the thing that has to @happen. @new coach, new team, new @offense, new chapter, time to @move on. @let him be someone else's @problem. @he is his own biggest problem @now. @here is the other thing we have @to do. @i am a victim of this too. @we have to get this situation @in our minds that we can't @worry about what happens with @johnny manziel once he leaves @cleveland. @too many times we worry about a @player leaving cleveland and we @say oh he

released a statement the browns nfl training camp in berea since 1992 . a local man accused of shooting and killing his 8-year-old girlfriend that he claims he did not know the gun was loaded when he pulled the trigger, tracy mccool joins us. >> michael lancaster is charged with reckless homicide, tonightht the 21-year-old is on suicide watch, claiming that it was a tragic accident, and lancaster faced a judge the judge today, prosecutors sayay at 8:00 p.m. last night he pointed a 45 caliber gun at her head, he claims he was joking around and did not know that it was loadedj, we pulled the trigger, she was shot in the head that's when he life but it was too late. >> it would be my opinion, personal that first of all that he should be watched, even if you set a barcelona for the family to makefo you think, think it would be bettery if he is remaining in custody so that he can be watched and taken care of . g t >> the judge judge set bond at $25,000, if convicted he could face up to five years in prison, the fox 8fa i-team reached out to his family of the v

the browns are going to erect a statue honoring jim brown. jim brown works as a special advisory. he sent out this message today to the cleveland browns and specifically jimmy haslam. thank you for the respect and the love. your investment in cleveland is yes, i will always be with you. thank you. if the browns are going to start building statues, i hope they don't start with jim brown. if you're going to build statues, let's build a bunch of statues. pitchers and catchers reported to good year today. there's news about brantly. today he took noncontact swings in good year. remember he had surgery for his torn labrum. a lot of people were worried he's not going to be ready. that still might be the case. the fact that he's going through the motion of taking some swings, not hitting the ball right now. that's a good sign. we'll be out in goodyear, arizona next week. super dave will be out here. we'll be talking describe on tuesday night during the news at 7. super dave will be out in good year arizona with all of the context from out there. 47 dates away from opening day. >> dave is

the browns beat the 49ers this year, right? i don't know. >> tia: i think people have to change their mindset about the browns. the it doesn't help when espn and stuff puts out there. let's change the energy and think positive. >> brian: the browns aren't going to win the super bowl. there's no reason to not think with the new coach. everybody loves the coach. they're doing some stuff. let's not bury before we get to training camp. >> tia: that's right. they may actually win a super bowl. you never know. anything can happen. >> brian: someday they will. i hope i'm alive to see it happen. >> tia: come on, brian. time is 6:39. hope you enjoyed the sunshine this weekend, but we're in for a full week of winter. you proud of yourself? >> samantha: we have plenty of time to see the browns win a super bowl. let's think optimistically, right? here's what's happening on the radar. we have rain and a little bit of wintery precipitation mixing in. hey, east siders, this is mainly a west side thing. so out to the east you should get in jus

thatrd: at the same time brown group a woman in a safeway store in february. the next day, he attacked a woman in the underground parking lot of the store, trying to force a woman into her car. >> walk to the car, or parking near the store. attack, then a third february 10, brown grabbed a 22-year-old woman walking to a doctor's appointment in this building. he allegedly snuck up behind her, pinter against the wall, and violently groped her. shoppers are concerned. >> just watch out for myself. you have to stay focused. >> it's frightening. i'm just glad we were safe. richard: the police obtained surveillance video of all three crime scenes. get this, the very next after the third attack, they spotted brown inside the store, checking out other women they say. they arrested him. he faces multiple charges, including attempted rape. they fear there are more victims. live in wheaton, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: tomorrow is a big d o south carolina, where candidates are making their final pushes. the latest polls show donald trump with a striking lead, followe

owner jimmy haslam was asked about manziel he said the browns reached out and have not heard back.owhe >> three girls charged after a huge fight at an akron girls high school desk looking.ak >> melissa reid tells us they have narrowed down several girls responsible.. >> increase security and friday nights city series boys high school basketball game in akron.y >> after a fire broke out after kenmore high school be north high school series championship game . we want to see the award ceremony that should have happened afterwards it should have been a joyous occasiond for those who played their hearts out. >> everything got canceled it t was out-of-control. >> i am at all of the sporting events, but to see it go that far, it just went out of hand. >> after reviewing the footage of the scene, akron police charged 17-year-old north high school basketball player with felony assault and two counts of assault in riot.sk >> two other girls, were also charged . >> in the meantime police say that more people could face chargestp. be kids to come out and parents, people to see the kids whether he

hall of famer jim brown said is difficult to learn that a man he trusted, former browns wide receiver reggie rocker is facing federal charges repeated use of spending $50,000 to pay off gambling desert federal authorities say the money was supposed to go to charitable organizations in cleveland. it was very very disappointing. >> brother was present at the cleveland peacemakers allies and executive director of the american cleveland which was founded by jim brown. the organization has received donations from local companies and foundations the they help troubled young men turn their lives around by turning away from violence. >> he knows he was wrong, not blaming anybody else accepting responsibility for himself. and the money dig out to its intended purpose. >> cleveland city councilman zack reed says he is so impressed with the program that he is still asking mayor frank jackson to include money for it in the city's budget. >> what he did stop us from doing a good think that these individuals continue to do on our streets. >> other jim brown says his cut ties with him last march he

that was cory brown. >> back then he was cory brown. >> since graduating from cardinal owe harry he goes by fill al nickname he pick up from his head coach jim tressel at ohio state. >> there was two cory browns on our team both from pennsylvania. he was the older guy he got to keep his name and he changed my nickname to philly. >> six years after leaving the delaware valley, philly has a chance to make the hometown proud. >> which i have to remind him when he sees this with all my efforts, he told me that when he made it big he was going to make sure that i was included. so i'm waiting for you, cory to come through. >> i don't remember telling her that. >> yes, i did. >> i told them all, man. it's a surprise, though. i got to wait until i go back to o'hara. when i get -- after we win this game, i'm going to get a chance to go back home and i'll have stuff for, you know, john hancock, the school and cardinal o'hara. >> reporter: i'll tell was, just two years in the league and cory brown is unflappable. i asked him about the great experience here. he didn't want to talk about that. all he

@starting quarterback, so the @browns sent him home. @browns lied about it and said @that manziel had concussion- @like symptoms and went into the @concussion protocol. @silver later in the day said he @regrets saying the words "lied @about it "but stands by his @report. @the browns released a statement @saying johnny manziel came to @our facility on the morning of @december 30 and complained of @concussion symptoms. @he was tested by an independent @neurologist and entered the @league's concussion protocol. @he remained in the protocol @until january 12 after being @cleared by the independent @neurologist. @to button it all up, this @should all come to an end on @march 9 when the browns cut @manziel. @>>> it was a great day for a @parade in denver today. @boy, i'll tell you, over a @million people, they say, @turned out to see the broncos @celebrate the team's latest @super bowl and the third in @team history. @super bowl 50 from a couple of @days ago, they knocked off @carolina. @tomorrow night they take on the @l.a. @lakers. @it's a

but the browns have all the legally cut ties to manziel earlier in the week. what does that mean for his future? adam shafter said this tonight on espn. >> any team that will be giving to -- willing to give johnny manziel a change in the future will be doing a lot of due what he's like as a teammate, on what his behavior has been like in the past for the cleveland browns. make no mistake about this, there's going to be tremendous concern and hesitation around the lake about bringing in

police say william brown, jr. walked up to a woman purchasing groceries inside the safeway and groped her. just a day later, police said the the underground parking garage. the assault so while in the woman broke one of her fingers -- so violent the woman brought one of her fingers. sea in the regional services center, the victim in that case told police brown tried to rape her.

jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: a community organizer in a burned out building. >> brown: a young girl taking a ballet lesson. photographs of puerto rican life, in new york and around the country. they were taken by a man named frank espada, who died in 2014 at age 83. >> he lived many lives. and he evolved from someone who was working in the streets of east new york, where i grew up, to someone who was documenting the condition of entire people, >> brown: what's it like to see your father's work in the smithsonian? >> surreal. >> brown: martin espada, frank's son, is an award-winning poet, author of more than a dozen books, a former tenant lawyer, and now professor at the university of massachusetts. his new volume, "vivas to those who have failed;" the title comes from a line by walt whitman; is filled with poems that remember and celebrate his father. >> i am the archaeologist. i sift the shards of you: cufflinks, passports photos, a button from the march on washington with a black hand shaking a white hand, letters in spanish, your birth certificate from a town high in the mou

bank accounts using it on shopping spreeses, casinos and gambling debts debts, the most trade was jim brown, founder of american spoke exclusively with fox 8. >> credibility is everything in this typedi of of work i've been was very disappointing . two realize that he had this problem. >> there will be big changes in the management and oversight of charities including a regular audit of the financial recordsgu. tracking a push for justice after a a attack on a dog, it lot as peggy gallek has the details. >> they saw a 24-year-old man beat the the dawg pound dog is in foster care inda the man is facing a charge, andt the labrador mastiff mix was turned over toto animal rescue friday evening, they report that saw the 24-year-old legal right abusing a dog while i think on a petsmart and cuyahoga falls,t it was he was issued a summons for animal cruelty, he pled not guiltyty and the six -month-old puppy was examined and appeared to be okay but will remain in foster care. t >> is in foster care is in the home, he does get all the comforts of a warm bed ando medical care so if he needs vaccines a

coming know that we don't play. >> now at 84 years strong, brown is still dancing. i'm vai sikahema, for nbc 10. >> such good work. they have performs in april at the kimmel center. for information, click on the nbc 10 app. >> there is no more love in love park. >> not for a while because today workers moved the famous 750-pound sculpture across the street. it's going to be a temporary home while love park is renovated. it will include more green space and trees and flower beds. >> you think the statue away and the weather goes downhill. better move it back, nicer weather is needed after today. we have a damp night, not going to be as wet as it was but damp. tomorrow wet and windy. and eventually warm and stormy. maybe some gusty thunderstorms, even some possible damaging storms in parts of the area. well, the low clouds still around. not as low as they were a few hours ago. 41 degrees, stopped raining for once today. but the wind, 13 gusting to 23 miles an hour. feels like 34. remember on the weekend we were 60 plus both days. 35 in allentown and reading. 36 in pot

c0017 - william brown - victim - 810 that house was lifted up. i saw it because i didn't know the wind was going to blow me off of the road. it was just that strong. 819 terry mcauliffe traveled to waverly thursday to get a look at come down and see what actually is needed to make sure we can get the state and federal resources in here as fast as possible 1651 c0017 - william brown - victim - 929 i'm just grateful to still be upright and breathing and only have a few pains 934 the governor says the damage assessment will continue over the next week or two. virginia has 30 days to file for help with the federal government. meanwhile, it's clear there's a lot of clean up left to do here. tom? in the coming days recovery efforts will swing as people try to rebuild. several agencies are addressing what the needs are right now and are stepping in to help. we'll stay on top of this the studio. thanks tom we want to know more about this deadly storm. it has been confirmed that it was a tornado that caused the damage in waverly and appomattox county . ch