but until 19 no there were three tv stations in louisville, right your hometown. yeah when i was coming here until 1968 there no black news reporters on the air, right? absolutely, right when i was a kid my mom would take me to her job when she was 20 years old 21 years old is a domestic for this rich white family lived in saint matthews outside of louisville, and i would sit there in the basements while she's bringing up frozen food and laundry and you know doing that sort of thing and i'm watching those three black tv stations you're talking about and i say black they were black and white td stations, and i don't see anybody on that screen that looks like me. i don't think about it the time but i'm being socialized. i'm watching leave it to beaver knows best superman all white heroes all white men in charge great fathers had all the answers, you know how to love their women their children that sort of thing and i'm thinking that's my world too. it's not until later on that you realize well, not really not really and all right. 1972 along comes bruce johnson and

think about the shooting at the walmart in el paso, talk about the killing in louisville kentucky, then the synagogue in pittsburgh within seven days. we keep repeating these instances we have to take them as not isolated situations but these are part of a larger scheme we believe in the justice departmentnt focused on this so that we can protect communities and democracy. >> does that mean more gun control efforts, efforts along the lines of what's put out on social media? i wantnt to clarify what are the tools you think the justice department has in this? >> that's part of the conversation i think the social media platforms have allowed them to not be liable for some of the activities on their platforms. we know we need to have sensible gun control. i am not saying take people's guns but you don't need an ak-47 to hunt birds word year. we have to address that. there are a lot of things the department have. you go to the website they talk about the rising crimes. that's important but what about the rise in hate crimes. we've already seen the summit on the horizon crimes but what about

. >>> shot and killed by louisville police, two bay area artists are making sure brianna taylor's legacy lives on. the message they are sending, with their second sculpture. the search continues for baby formula. tonight, some answers, with the fda, and what a major formula maker has agreed to do. and are you masking up? we asked and you answered. good evening, a lot happening on this monday. let's start with the baby formula shortage. why so much attention to the story? more than 40% of the most popular brands of formula are out of stock. that is alarming to a lot of families, and specifically, babies. there is hope for american families. late today, baby formula maker, abbott, reached an agreement with the fda to reopen a plant that had closed down to start making more formula. i would agree to address sanitary conditions that led to the contamination of their formula at their michigan plant. here at home, mother's milk bank in san jose has been offering breastmilk to mom's who need it for their babies. demand has gone up 25% in san jose. you need a doctors prescription in order to get

steve kornacki joining us from louisville. i feel like you took it off the live shot. i know you have a fastener. >> i can't drink on the job. >> it would be more fun, wouldn't it? >> go ahead. take it away. who are which putting our money on? >> i tell you, it's an interesting variable because i don't know if you can see behind me, within the last few minutes, the rains have started. the forecast looked grim all friday, holding off. the rains are coming down a bit now. the question here heading into tomorrow and the big race, how much rain are we going to get? is that going to affect the crowd you're talking about. thinking about getting 150,000 people here. obviously there is the race itself tomorrow, a lot of drama surrounding rate tomorrow is somebody it involves somebody not here, bob baffert, bob baffert, the trainer that has won the kentucky derby a number of times, seemed to win it last year with medina spirit, then had the horse disqualified because of a medical vie. baffert had two horses he was training until a few weeks ago. because he's banned from running

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but the killing at the kroger and louisville, kentucky. you turn around too have the killing at a synagogue init pittsburgh that is within seven days and we keep repeating these incidents. we have tois take this is not isolated situations that these are part of a larger scheme we believe in the justice department must as a focus on this so we can protect communities and protect democracy pick.e >> does that mean more gun control efforts? more efforts along the lines ofq was being put out on social media? you keep talking about these tools, what are these tools using the justice department has in this? >> as part of the conversation on friday. i think social media platforms are not being accountable section 2:30 have allowed them to l not be held liable for activity on the platform. we need to have physical gun control. look, i like to hunt. you don't use an automatic ak-47 to hunt bird or deer. we have to address that. there are a lot of things that they have of their current toolbox to go to their website the turn but thehe rise in crim.

when i visit even the larger cities in kempt, when i -- in kentucky, when i visit the louisville police department, guess what? i see african americans and whites working together and brown, hispanic, whatever you want to call people, all working together. i see high-ranking people in our department who are african american. i don't see that everybody is running around haigget each other -- hating each other. i see black officers and white officers who work together, are partners who care about each other and would defend to the last breath their partner if they were shot in the line of duty. i've seen the officers who have been shot, black and white. i don't see any of them say yeah, we're not going to do anything because that person is a certain race. this bill is an insult to every police officer in this country. this bill is an insult to everyone in our armed services. this bill says that the armed services have been infiltrated by white supremacy. so if you were a soldier in our country, if you are a policeman in our country, you need to let your congressman or senator know that yo

just seen me remain as workers who've been poisoned for residents of outside and refined as -- the louisville iphone >> you will usher 2-year-old son with him while bruce was a fun low. have a october. tell us what happened. >> my son died in october and he will influence -- i hundred% fencing mill in anchorage, alaska, for use of spillover of that program louisville from mexico to anchorage, alaska, is unfathomable and have a fit of the borders were -- that's low in fat most of country. the police told me he will be tough smith just to further what my film like other parents said come blow have a serial and angry was andrew sue is a puzzle over dress whether using the house for a serial able to make contact with it and this time it appears one of the other, went to our truck, realty numbers physics two months so you would have allergy roof over the distributors for the long administrative 92. jim, sam to thank you so much for joining us thank you for joining us this one storage could also lead to a child care link grants of sanskrit's directory of preschool joneses is. ♪ ♪ when it comes

she was out in the suburbs of louisville raising baby boomer children, and but was very well read and and a wonderful grammarian and a champion speller and and but she just was drawn to him we're catholic he was the same generation. he was a world war two veteran is it was my father but the next memory i have a i think i was about six was being taken to hodgenville, kentucky to see lincoln's birthplace. so one one moment taken to see an almost president one from some time before and then a couple years later my dad took me out to the airport in louisville to see ex-president eisenhower come through and he was campaigning in the 1962 midterm. so came from a very bipartisan household, but i always say that when i went as age six to see the presidential side of the birthplace of abraham lincoln as a six-year-old. what made the biggest impact on me was the replica of the log cabin that they have there in the replica of the lincoln memorial and the next thing that made such an impact on me. they said this is a tree that was here when abraham lincoln was born and somehow just knowing that t

university of louisville. he ended up leaving because he had some family things he needed to deal with but when he went back to school he went back to alabama state and it was always interesting to me the way that he talked about these two institutions. so when he would talk about louisville, he was like nice to facilities i've ever been to the dorms were great. the dining hall was fantastic, but when you talked about a&m, he was like my professor. when i was climbing a pecan tree at dinner time, they would find me and give me something to eat. they would like, you know, they would they would cared about me as a person in the classroom. and i think that that jelani favors has a great book called shelter in the time of storm. i'm where he talks about this sort of second curriculum that students receive at at hbcus and it's it's an addition to sort of this sort of race consciousness that had been a centerpiece of hpcs, but it's also a general care towards students, you know. there was a when i was at when i was

steve kornacki live on the ground louisville. i heard it was raining. it doesn't look bad. how is the race shaping up? >> it doesn't look bad yet. it's getting grayer by the minute. the forecast still calling for a lot of rain this afternoon. of course, the big question is, how is that going to affect the track? is that going to change the nature of tomorrow's big race? there's drama, suspense heading into the kentucky derby. for the last year, the sport has been dogged around controversy controversy. baffert has been banned from the race. two horses until a few weeks ago were trained by baffert are going to be running in the race. they are trained by somebody else. both of them -- there's things on paper to like about them. neither is the favorite. each a big variable in tomorrow's race. the baffert-trained horses with someone else with a new trainer. could they dominate the race baffert has for the last decade? the two favorites are epicenter and zandon. there's another variable there. there's a mattress and furniture store magnate who is threatening to bet $3 million on

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and a very dapper andy scholes i might point out live from louisville for us this morning. andy, oh, you are ready for this? >> reporter: oh, yeah, christi, kentucky derby always one of the most exciting sports days of the entire year. i tell you what, all the fancy suits, dresses, hats, fascinators, certainly back in full force this year. they had more than 100,000 people here yesterday at churchill downs for the kentucky oaks, and they're expecting more than 150,000 today for the 148th running of the kentucky derby. and i'll show you the favorites as of right now for today's kentucky derby. there's been a lot of changing on this favorites leader board as you might say. epicenter and taiba are co-favorites. epicenter trained by hall of failer steve asmussen. epicenter certainly a great horse, he's won four of the six races he's competed in. taiba used to be trained by bob baffert, but he's suspended from churchill downs for two years after medina spirit was disqualified after testing positive for a banned substance. this is only taiba's third race. no horse has won the der

whatever louisville, kentucky is, there was the run of the roses, horseracing biggest skeptical. let's take you to the track where bob bedford was not in attendance but the hats were. the infield was a great time, the only time of year that you take those hats out of the closet. down the strike they come, and buddy makes his move and wins the sprint to the finish line. how about rich strike? went off 80-1, wasn't even in the field until yesterday and pulls off one of the biggest upsets in derby history. to the nba, things starting to get chippy between the milwaukee bucks and the celtics. boston forced the turnover and tatum was on the break with the honest coming after him but tatum will throw it down and the celtics star, the final minute that we go. giannis gets to the rim and scores, finishing with 42 points and 12 rebounds. one more chance for the celtics, smart was bowed on purpose, missed the free throw, gets his own rebound and baltic gets a crack at it but cannot hit the puck back. the milwaukee bucks and up winning and take a 2-1 series lead. that doesn't from sport at

and, of course, that means there's a lot more money flowing through louisville. dine can at restaurants, buy souvenirs. the derby is a boon for local business here, it generates about $400 million in economic impact, and you can bet we're going to see some wagering on the most exciting 2 minutes in sports. last year betting on the derby from all sources reached $233 million. only the record, $250.9 million wagered in 2019, topped that 2021 figure. >> it brings money back to the community and then, you know, i mean, we like to go out and and have fun. >> a little tough. downtown louisville was not what it had been in previous years, but it makes it really come around. >> there's so much energy this time of year. >> it's great that everything's open again and we're all ab able to be here together because it's been a couple years since we've been able to. >> reporter: now, the derby is tomorrow where 20 horses will compete if for a share of a $3 million prize. so before that, we have the kentucky oaks race which happens every year just ahead of the derby. it's the r

from louisville to cincinnati and pittsburgh, hail and damaging wind, and a few tornados are possible. now as we go throughout wednesday, you notice it shifts back to the plains oklahoma city, wichita falls, we could see large hail and wind spots 20 degrees lowern this time of year. when we come back we'll take a closer look at the fire danger >>> still ahead, a first look at the steamy new harry styles trailer. >>> and amber heard as she takes the stand. is having healthy gums. keep yours healthy with crest advanced gum restore. it's clinically proven to detoxify below the gumline. and, it restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. because you cant have a healthy smile, without healthy gums. advanced gum restore, from crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. some people have minor joint pain, plus high blood pressure. and since pain relievers may affect blood pressure, they can't just take anything for their pain. tylenol® is the #1 dr. recommended pain relief brand for those with high blood pressure. if you have questions on whether tylenol is right for you, talk to yo

we are in louisville, here we are. it's the kentucky derby. the first thing we do is we go eat and drink at taste of the derby? you want to come? i know you do. let's do. >> taste of derby is opening night for the kentucky derby festivities. the guests tonight can walk around the facility or young center and taste what's available across the nation at tracks that lead the horses to ceshted. i haven't really eaten anything. do you have any recommendations? >> chicken. >> pot stickers. >> shrimp, tuna. >> my favorite was the one -- what was it like the smoked brisket? >> the dumpling over there was really good. >> dumpling queen of los angeles so i brought my chicken donald trump brings from russia. this is kentucky so i made a soy bourbon glaze. >> so good. >> smoked wild catfish pickled onions and saltine crackers. >> i love the fuse the flavors of my childhood which is which .>> it's all fused together. beautiful. >> so tonight's scholarship winner will get a scholarship to sullivan university a culinary institution and churchill downs is so

louisville, kentucky. i'm lydia, who with the fox business network. we are seeing some dramatic new video tornadoes that swept through and over kansas last friday. wow surveillance video showing the moments of tornado passes by an elementary school, the powerful winds, tossing to breathe through the air and swept away. a parked car in another shot from inside the school you can actually the wave of debris as the wind blows sideways through the parking lot. more than 1000 buildings were damaged, but amazingly, officials say nobody was injured. how that does amazing video. meanwhile outside our doors, a mix of sun and clouds a little bit of drizzle out there this afternoon. we'll get mostly clear after tomorrow before a storm brings in some rain. it looks like mother's day morning. how about that? come fly away with me? we're in the clouds up above. i believe san francisco. the low clouds along the coastline and across the bay will continue into the evening hours. here's a look at storm tracker to if you are going out to the giants game, it's cool. it's

and the eastern ukraine that had wallpaper hangs in shards from louisville as kitchen war against the occupation. there are reports of civilians and are demonstrating against russian plans to introduce the ruble and the main currency in the city. well, further west, russia has released images which are said to show a precision rocket strike on the airport in a desk on the black sea. it says a hungry containing weapons from the u. s. in europe was targeted. ukraine said on saturday that a new runway was destroyed just over russia's border of fire as a military science has damaged homes and injured. at least one person is not known . what caused the fire in belgrade? other similar fans, explosions that russian military basis of re suspicions of sabotage. ah, the deadly storm of 2 days ago now on this opening up system over the rockies here of the high ground. so once this sherry stuff, not temperatures down the east coast, looking at sunday night already the shower of developing snow on the higher ground still in places like colorado. and that whole system will develop then produce pote

into this tuesday afternoon, bringing mild weather out ahead of it but watch out in columbus, ohio, louisville, kentucky, you're in the danger zone for severe storms tuesday afternoon into evening. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> okay, coming up, the man who has had the same job for 84 years. >>> first an attempted kidnapping caught on camera. how the teenager fought back. >>> and a new development in the jonbenet ramsey murder mystery. make an impression that lasts with hgtv home by sherwin williams infinity. now more durable to resist scuffs, scratches, and stains. this springfest, find your inspiration at lowe's. ♪ ♪ i want to beat cancer. i'm going to beat it. that's no doubt in my mind, i'm going to win this battle. [male narrator] defeating cancer will take all of us. at the v foundation v is for victory over cancer. v is for victory over the odds. v is for victory over giving up. don't give up. don't ever give up. [narrator] join our team to help saves lives. [narrator] 100 percent of donations fund game changing cancer research. donate now at v dot org. bus in akro

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it's probably because a lor l me e parks louisville available. although the people who put forward this request the fda did talk about the fact that you know, we still need something that's easily available to the rest of the world. this is a generic form etc. so i think they're pros and cons to this approach. all right, you know whether this or anything else do you ever advise people take it off label? like let's say you already had that for a different reason and i'll just take this for covid. no, i think if we were in this country, i would definitely take pax slew it many times over a fluvoxamine and the reason is that paxlove is an antiviral. it's made for virus fluvoxamine is not really an anti-infective. it's not an antiviral and we've never really been successful in the world of diseases when we use another drug to treat an infection apart for the class that it was designed for okay another big piece. of it's about to give. a providers booster the five to 11 year olds right? walk us through the timeline the dosage and what you think about

the tv and completely make your family life and property and by license gun owners in the brianna in louisville and most recently sleeping young man and in minnesota as it relates to no knock warrants. to get enough information there. i think it was a question about no knock warrants. yes, jasmine. can you just very quickly repeat that legally? protect life and property the legal right to protect life and property and no knock warrants any comments for that. yes. i do. so one of the things that i lay out in the book is that we've got these things that we think are these kind of standard bears of protection like stand your ground like open carry and like the castle doctrine. so what you're talking about is the castle doctrine where you have the right to protect your home from an intruder. and it's in and but what we saw with brianna taylor for instance is that it was a no-knock warrant where the police are able to just enter your home without an identifying themselves. and that's what there was the banging on the door. they're saying who is it? who is it and and the police aren't identifying the

saturday wallpaper hangs in charles from louisville as kitchen wall. she says she hopes the ukrainian army can keep russian forces back and she doesn't know what she will do. if they come tell stuff it al jazeera, the little pillar, eastern new grade. the russian military is accusing ukraine of shelling his own civilians and villages around the occupied city of cas on ukraine. hasn't responded to the allegations. guess home was one of the 1st cities to fall during the initial stages of the russian invasion. and there have been regular protest there against the occupations there even reports and civilians and are demonstrating against russian plans to introduce the ruble as the main currency of the city. the 2nd farmers are amongst the millions of ukrainians who fled the wall. a number of them have joined an international circus in the netherlands. alongside back from bella, ruth and russia stepped vass and went to meet the door to see how the show is getting on. 15 year old ilia malott called for studying acrobatics at the circus coolant. give until th

rich strike, ridden by sonny leon , stormed to victory at churchill downs in louisville, to win the kentucky derby, despite being the eighty—to—one rank outsider. the horse was only brought into the field on friday after another had to drop out. a reminder of our top story. for the first time the irish nationalist party sinn fein has won the largest number of seats in northern ireland's assembly. sinn fein wants to see the country reunited with the republic of ireland. its president said the momentum for change across the island of ireland was now well—established. hello there. we'll be heading through the remainder of the weekend on a largely dry and settled note before more rain works in from the north—west by monday. for the here and now, this is how we ended saturday evening. beautiful sunset in east ayrshire there, and through the course of sunday, we're looking at another largely dry settled day with some sunny spells around just one or two isolated showers. we've got a weak weather front just trying to nudge in from the north—west, but not really making inroads because high

that includes the ohio valley, targets will be louisville, cincinnati, columbus and over towards pittsburgh, pennsylvania then right back to the plains once again come wednesday with a target in oklahoma city where tornadoes could erupt again but as far north as wichita, south may historically the most active months for severe weather and tornadoes, norah, so this should come as no surprise. >> o'donnell: good point, mike bettes, thank you. let's turn now to alabama and a story that sounds like the plot from a movie of the week. the f.b.i. has now joined the manhunt for an escaped prison inmate and a corrections officer who they say helped him with the jail break. here is cbs's janet shamlian. >> reporter: tonight, an alabama sheriff searching for an escaped capitol murder suspect says one of his own corrections officers vickie white was in on it. >> we have had a warrant issued for vickie white, the charges are permitting or facilitating an escape in the first degree. >> reporter: white claims she was driving inmate casey white, no relation, from the jail to a courthouse mental health eval

become severe, especially tomorrow across the midsouth, tulsa to little rock to memphis, up trough louisville. damaging storms that can have hail and maybe a tornado. and then on monday, you're looking at northern new england all the way down to north carolina, highly populated cities of the corridor in the afternoon could see winds firing up. scattered hail, tornado possible as we start the workweek. whit? >> rob, thanks. >>> tonight a curfew is in effect in milwaukee this weekend after shootings overnight that wounded at least 21 people. terrifying scenes of civilians caught in the crossfire running for their lives after shots fires after the celtics/bucks game. two other incidents of gun violence follows just hours apart. in all, 11 arrests. ten guns were seized. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the urgent manhunt in texas. hundreds of officers now searching for an escaped killer. >>> and the dramatic rescue as a state trooper bashes in a sunroof to save a woman who had driven into a pond. stay with us. for copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri give

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increasing the intensity of their offensive and eastern crane centered wallpaper hangs in shars from louisville as kitchen wall. she says she hopes the ukrainian army can keep russian forces back and she doesn't know what she will do. if they come tell stuff it al jazeera, nobody appeal ja, eastern ukraine. now the russian military as accusing ukraine of shelling its own civilians of villages around the occupied city of castle ukraine and not responded to the allegation. against them was one of the 1st cities to full joy, the initial stages of the russian invasion. there had been regular protest against the occupation. they're all reported civilians and demonstrating against russian plans. introduce the rubel as the main currency and the city forecast for further west russia has released images which are said to show a precision rocket strike on the port in a death on the black sea. it says a hanger containing weapons from the u. s. europe was targeted, ukraine settled, sought save that, the new runway was destroyed, to save russia's border. to add the morning explosion, ship the southern regio

george, louisville, kentucky. caller: yes, thank you. good morning. host: good morning. caller: here's the thing. the g.o.p. seems to only be concerned -- only seems to be concerned about debts and deficits and all that which are not necessarily the same when a democratic president is in office. if you trace from 1960 on, all the present day, you'll find the g.o.p. presidents, house reps, senators, whatnot, the g.o.p. on spending appropriation outspends the democratic counterparts by a considerable amount. fiscal conservatives has nothing to do with political conservatism. political conservatism is about preserving the status quo and keeping power into the hands of those who has it and taking the side of goliath over any david. that's the thing about conservatism. the one thing about the keystone pipeline they keep carrying on about -- president biden: good afternoon, folks. i'm flanked by a group of -- [laughter]

but then, it will start to reinforce itself and the ohio river valley, including columbus, ohio, louisville, kentucky, and pittsburgh have to look for damaging winds. and just as only one day goes by before they get hit again, oklahoma opens up on wednesda, david. >> so, on the watch, both tuesday and wednesday and g ginger, we'll see you tomorrow morning on "gma." >>> next tonight here, the manhunt for an escaped murder suspect and now an arrest warrant has been issued for the woman, an alabama corrections officer, who disappeared along with that suspect. authorities say she was supposed to be escorting the suspect from the jail to the courthouse, but what the surveillance shows inside. abc's eva pilgrim from alabama tonight. woman.orter: tonight, a wanted - an arrest warrant has now been issued for a corrections officer accused of helping a murder suspect escape from an alabama jail. >> we know she participated. now, whether she did that willingly or if she was coerced, threatened somehow to participate in this escape, not really sure. >> reporter: vicky white now charged with permitting

mcgrew from louisville. when it happened, the man covered the boy with his body. the child was in very bad condition, the head was injured. the older guy died. other people who was sitting on a bench had time to get into the basement, so they survived zachary blood and won't allow them to let you know that this is all. this town of 70000 has seen most of the population leave in the east. the russian military have been gaining ground. no way in voc mode is safe. and many people have become desensitized to the constant sound artillery and shall fire. but unlike other large cities, the emergency services here are really struggling to deal with the destruction and casualties. as a result of this war, another strike on a residential building. in the early hours of the morning, a missile hit directly in front of her ripping through the apartments. the mayor has told residence to evacuate. now they're in a rush to leave. scary and terrible. this woman says those that remain have a choice, evacuate from the town, or hope to survive the russian military onslaught. as that

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. >>> we go to louisville. i am staring straight ahead at drive city. these events are making some nois you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] >>> welcome into sports. i have had fear of missing out before, 30 feet over to our left the warriors playing games three against the memphis grizzlies. let's talk about this series. steve said coming into this it wasn't a rivalry, but i got news for you, you don't dictate what is a rivalry, the fans do. >> there are obviously some dirty players. i think there is some history last year. >> we always we all remember that game last year. i think that left a bad taste in my mouth and i want to see memphis out of here. >> half-mile down the road oracle park hosting parker posey day today. that game is in the sixth inning. posey back in town for the first time since his retirement along with his wife kristin and four children. a number of former teammates

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[laughter] and they try louisville, and louisville is like, oh, you are not! we've got our own problems! so this ends up being a floating or house. [laughter] because the women are jumping off and men are literally jump -- despite of documentation -- mental are jumping into the river to support the vote because they have become now the reputation of these women. so to the point where, to the frustration of the general, they decide, okay. just bring them back. and they establish the first women's hospital in the u.s., hospital number nine, in nashville, to treat women. and the certain generals and the different doctors were coming, and women were talking about how they were protecting themselves against pregnancy and all the other things at. the women were saying, look, we are not the ones transmitting the disease here. and as they started, you know, calculating that they realized that the men were infecting the women. because the women would pay to be licensed and that license enabled them to be checked out monthly to make sure that they were healthy. so the w