i'm related to grover cleveland and on my father's side to william mckinley the great nephew, william mckinley and the great-grandson of grover cleveland. >> is happen chance because my parents married and the two -- my father was a professor and during the course of time at the breakfast table we talk about the presidential politics and descendents and learn so many stories about both families from the conversations with him. >> of the two are very different, aren't they? let's start with the one whose family name you bear and what do you want them to know, you've studied his legacy. >> we had industrial revolutions and expansions around the world, just tremendous growth and i think a lot of times sadly enough both grover cleveland is forgotten but through the books that wereri written about both d you remember he's always been revered jacqueline kennedy founded the efforts with education and preservation and legacy, learning about those that will be remembered and i'm trying very hard to do that. >> we visited the memorial in canton ohio. tell the audience a story of how that came t

the beautiful gown, susan, was founded by george cleveland who is actually at this event. he's the grandson of grover. his sister anne and also marian cleveland cohen, they found the actual dress that actually exist, the wedding dress that actually exist in the white house collection at the first ladies smithsonian. a powerful display and how elegant she was and people certainly, you know, learned from history from that. >> but there was an enormous age difference between the two. >> absolutely. >> how does the family process that piece of information. >> you know, i think it was a love story that was kindled by francis' father, he was a dear friend of grover and i think upon his death, i think grover felt the need make sure that frances was taken care of and he was a lot older by stretch of 25 to 30 years but i think, you know, at that time she trusted him. i think he was the guardian for many, many years. even prior to mr. fulsome's death and i think she had complete trust and they had a wonderful family, susan. >> they really did not like life inside the white house? >>

, you're actually more closely relate ed to grover cleveland. what should they know? >> they should know that he had a beautiful wife and a great story passed down for my family for many, many years. francis and grover were so saddened they were defeated after the first election, she told the white house staff who she dearly loved, take care of the china because we'll be back in four years. they were back in four years. but i think, you know, the romance that they had, you know, prior to them getting married in the white house was just, you know, a love story that, you know, will endure the test of time. she was married in the white house. the beautiful gown, susan, founded by george cleveland. he's the grandson of grover. and his sister ann and, and they found the wedding dress that actually exists in the white house collection, the first ladies collection at the smithsonian. so, that's just, i mean, that's just a powerful display of how wonderful and how elegant she was. and i think people will certainly, you know, learn from history from that

did grover cleveland then use the white house as an office? >> a ton of correspondence that exist from that particular time because he was a gracious reader and writer. when he left office, all those letters and documents were taken by him and i was talking to george yesterday about their how much exists and to the institutions like princeton to preserve and keep those but it's a lot of information. what happened in their lives that got them to princeton? >> princeton was the place grover and france was retired to and i never will forget the story i've been told this many times, grover didn't like woodrow wilson and at the time woodrow wilson didn't allow his children to play together because there was a little bit of a rift, so they didn't play together, but that's the connection. he retired to princeton. >> they also had a daughter that became very famous who unfortunately also passed away baby ruth. we have a candy bar named after baby ruth. tell us about the family stories about baby ruth. >> the actual candy company contacted the family t

martin calling from cleveland. welcome. >> good morning, chairman brown and members of the committee. my name is sally martin, 14 years i served as the housing director for the city in ohio and entering suburb on the east side of cleveland. currently, i'm the director of building and housing for the city of cleveland. one of the after effects of the decline in the housing market has been the dra kmatic rise of single family homes. the bargain basement prices of the past decade and a half lead to an unprecedented rise in investors flooding the housing market. even now with rebounding home sale prices, we have not seen that trend diminish. last month i assisted an elderly resident who was being convicted of her home of 19 years. the rebound in housing prices enticed landlords to sell their occupied homes to out of state investors. i have seen recently the tenant was on a month to month lease and the new landlord chose not to renew and provided a 30-day notice to vacate. the woman was unable to secure other housing fo

diverse suburbs of cleveland business buyers nearly tripled from 2004 to 2020. takennd aback tent action council and ad hoc group on thelma professionals in ohio chaired by housing researcher a frank ford. for several years frank ford has bank lending bank greater cleveland neighborhood it's shown on the east side of cleveland only 18% of home purchases are associated with the home purchase loan. a majority minority area has become achish market dominated by investors in order to anrectify these issues the public and private sectors must collaborate. low and moderate continue to lose ground and tenants are subject to increasing rents making attaining the dream of homeownership nearly impossible for many and leading to housing instability on an unprecedented scale, thank you. >> thank you very much and miss martin. i will begin the questions on tuesday we heardrd from tenants who live with past and rodents would seat rent to go 50% in a single year. he gave an example of a renter in albany, you know renters in georgia who face conditions like this. do they have t

o >> >> we asked the cleveland browns and nfl. but a spokesperson said, quote, any accusation that any member of our organization was incentivized to lose games is categorically false. >>> and janine and mike harvey say a dna kit revealed their daughter, now nearly 29, is not genetically related to her father. but to a stranger instead. now they're suing, alleging the doctor and hospital they trusted at the time made an unthinkable error. cbs's anna werner has been speaking with the family. >> reporter: the events that changed their live said, mike and janine harvey say, began when they went to a akron city fertility clinic in 1991 for help getting pregnant. where the idea is to inject her husband's sperm directly to the uterus to increase chances of pregnant. daughter jessica arrived the next year and grew up especially proud of her italian heritage on her father's side. so much so she planned to visit italy with her husband to celebrate her 30th birthday. >> my whole life i've been so proud of where i came from, what makes mimi

a warrior in cleveland and they cheered him at the finish, i guarantee you that. the warriors had andrew wiggins for the first time with draymond green not playing but working the telecast for turner sports. look at this play. lebron to curry, 30 feet and eight, three is in the first half with andrew wiggins in red playing for team durand. playing down on the alley-oop from trae young. cool at halftime with michael jordan and the local and jerry west. the 75th anniversary team was on her, including curry, one of the top 75 players. he took off a cool jacket and did this, another three. they set him up. here is another one. you bet! he jumped up and down and that looks like it came from akron. when the ball left his hand, it, it was going in. he made 16 three-pointers. oh my gosh. curry, look how smooth. yes, sir! dazzled dwayne wade, reggie miller and even oscar robertson. how about this one? he was magnificent with 50 points, 2 shy of the all-star record and with the game on the line, lebron james, the cleveland area native, drilled it to win it. we are done hair

sally martin is director of the state of cleveland. she joined the new mayor's cabinet earlier this week. she serves as director of housing for the euclid sound sober. she served on the executive committee to take on the demand and property act and counsel in cleveland. we will now hear from the witnesses. mr. wallace, we start with you. >> i serve as a director of george appleseed. john appleseed is a nonprofit law firm. through law and policy reform, community engagement and legal representation of children. removing barriers to injustices that face black and brown children, children experiencing poverty, lgbtq plus children and children in foster care. we believe that every child has access to strong, nurturing schools and a stable, healthy home. this morning i will provide information on the impact of institutional land -- landlords on children in georgia. the story of april, she lives in albany, georgia in an apartment complex. this morning, i'm going to use the it -- the term institutional landlord and institutional justice inter

arsham whose hometown is cleveland a limited number of basketballs are available only in cleveland selling for i mean, it's tiffany. it's got to be expensive 575 but wait they are being resold online for as much. $3,000 spencer you would keep that basketball in like a glass case not on the court. i would give somebody else's house. i would just go for the regular basketball by the way. we've got great outdoor basketball weather right now. it's a mild and pleasant and sunny and breezy the chinese new year parade has already underway and it's a bit milder than it was at this time yesterday. check out the 24-hour temperature change. you can see it's about two three four degrees milder. here's the view from emeryville looking at downtown oakland current temperature reading. 52 here in san francisco, oakland 63 73 at mountain view 69, san jose santa clara 6855 at half moon bay blue sky over the golden gate right now a little little bit breezy there. it's 68 degrees up at santa rosa petaluma in napa mid 60 70 at fairfield upper 60s, almost 70 concord and livermore and the view from our east bay

at the all-star weekend in cleveland, a fusion of sports and high jewelry. yesterday tiffany and company release this limited edition blue wilson football, a collaboration between a tiffany artist whose hometown happens to be cleveland. a limited number of basketballs available only in cleveland, selling for 575 dollars. would you do it? lisa: i can have a lot of other things i with get a tiffany besides that eskimo good but it is creative, nice -- t t t besides that. it is good, creative, nice. as we take you to santa cruz, numbers in the low 50's as well as san francisco. 56 in mountain view. half moon bay, 57 degrees air there is the sunny golden gate bridge are the winds will be a factor into the second half of the weekend. 47 in santa rosa. low 50's by the delta and 51 in livermore. the dry spell and warmer than average temperatures will be coming to an end. today, two to four degrees warmer than yesterday but on our way to an unseasonably warm afternoon. the onshore wind will start tonight and bring in a cooler, cloudier sunday. into early next week, w

. >> laura: oh, yes, federal reserve bank in new york and cleveland both found that lower income folks are hit hardest, paul, wrong again. the tip for us tonight. gotfield next. ** >> that's where it lives, right up there, and what does that say? i do. clap away. >> happy glorious hump day, america. shout out to quasi moto and puppies and eats. who wants to have fun at the media's expense? >> now the gutfeld show presents, you can't fix the

cloud of cleveland cavaliers. team mobley jared allen and darius garland. that trophy staying there in the land as they beat a team rookies in the final to beat the skills challenge to take the skills challenge. 3 point contest. it will once again a great night for all of contests and competitions under way in cleveland tonight. that does it for sports. don't go anywhere. more a new poll shows that many americans are working from home and have absolutely no desire ever to return back to the office. few researchers found that 61% of americans said they would choose to work remotely if they have the option. that number nearly doubled from october 2020 64% of those surveyed said that remote work has made their work life balance easier to achieve. however, 60% said that while working from home, they felt less connected to their co-workers. that does it for us here tonight on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock to go anywhere. the news at 9 starts in just a few minutes. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with brea

nba all-star weekend in full swing in cleveland tomorrow. of course, the big game yesterday was all about the rising stars. but tonight it's the individual competitions with the slam dunk that 3 point and the skills contest, the only warrior taking part in tonight's event says juan toscano anderson, the forward from the east bay. he is in the slam dunk contest its competitors, jalen green of the houston rockets, a fresno native who spent last season with the walnut creek base g league ignite team obi toppin of the new york knicks and cole anthony of the orlando magic. but earlier today we got a chance to catch up with jta who said that he's just going to enjoy the festivities. it's the first time he's taken part in all-star weekend. >> you never know when your last one is the last one. and so inefficient first, when you're always remember your first one. so just enjoy it. soak it all in a live in the moment. that's one thing now. 28 on 20 are those just live in a moment or, you know, every single moment, you know, i have the blessing to you.

lake erie, cleveland on lake erie. fabulous lake. i'm always on the lake. the season ends early there, october. my colleagues there in ohio. they take advantage of lake lake even in the snow and ice. where is that video. snow and ice. there they are. toeing boats out on the ice. >> judge jeanine: all right. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: judge i think you should feed the skyline chili to fred, ted and stella and wisdom the wombat. thanks. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier breaking tonight the hottest inflation reading since 1982 has the heat on president biden to do something about it. consumer prices jumped 7.5% last month compared to a year earlier. today the president tried to shift the blame to the coronavirus pandemic and shift attention to his social spending efforts. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight from the north lawn, good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret.

closing down the stretch, the game came down to the last bucket >> cleveland, cleveland! >> team lebron gets the win, 163-160. kobe bryant wtrophy went to the all-star winners. >>> there was a fight that turned physical with grabbing and punching before howard struck the face of wisconsin assistant. howard said in his postgame press conference he was protecting himself in a statement the big ten conference says it is reviewing the incident. >>> the san juan county sheriff's department is being awarded after reconnecting a dog with its family. a dog was dropped off outside a rural property after scanning zoey's microchip they discovered she'd been missing since 2010 and in 2015 her microchip company listed her as deceased. officers were able to reunite zoe with her owner after she had the same phone number for more than a decade. the memories that come flooding back and more memories to be made too. >> we need more video of that. >>> still to come. after giving us shows like "seinfeld" and "curb your enthusiasm," the spotlight goes back on a new hbo documentary with larry

money was being donated to the cleveland metro school district. he recorded an all-star game record, 16 three-pointers, slashing shots from an unreal range. he was even dancing. he knew though shots were going in. even if with a game-high 50 points, leaving -- leading them to an all-star win in cleveland. with every point, curry donated 1000. every three was donated $3000. an initial 10,000 for the initial. $1008 raised. >> i wanted to write about wait and this guys from a different planet. he has an automatic sniper connected to his arm. when he lets it go. not everybody -- not only himself, but everybody sees a going down. >> when you see him down threes like that, you do not want him to lose the game. >> it is remarkable in terms of a memorable and variance that i will take with me. pretty perfect if you ask me. chris: i'm a basketball perspective, the only individual trophy out there is the nba finals m.v.p.. fans are hoping he can bring that home this june. if he does, you will see it right here. where the home of the nba finals. ama: thank y

here in ohio in cleveland an absolute beating from this winter storm. temperatures developed into the 20s, winds gusting 40 miles an hour and visibility next to nothing. you can see how desolate it is here in downtown cleveland along the lake front here, snow traffic and snow-covered roads and just about everything has been shut down, all of this begins to wrap up overnight tonight, moves into the northeast. the problem though is the temperatures biting cold after the snow. a lot of places more than 70 million americans will see temperatures in the single digits. norah, one storm that people won't soon forget. >> o'donnell: thank you, mike bettes. tonight we have new details about the that overnight raid in syria that led to the death of one to have the world's most wanted men. the mission took months of planning and the special forces did dozens of row hearse also to 10 prepare for the risky operation. cbs' david martin reports the terrorist blew himself up and troops had to identify him with dna and a finger print match. >> reporter: the u.s. set out

we are going to work on protesting cleveland. that is what these children did and another team of students would work on birmingham and another team of students would work on selma until the students gathered this information on this protests in these different places. southern as well as northern. they produced powerpoint presentations of the campaign in that city. from the student's powerpoint presentation we created an exhibit. an exhibit called children and teenagers -- it opened in may of 2015. the 50th anniversary of the children's first aid. it wouldn't from the students doing research in these cities and towns, producing powerpoint presentations and then from the powerpoint presentations to produce posters for an exhibit and the exhibit opened on the 50th anniversary of the children's crusade, they of 2013. i had other students after that, we have another expanded exhibit for 2014 because that was the 15th anniversary of the freedom schools and many of these protests in chicago, milwaukee and cleveland, when these protest

he's a warrior in cleveland. i mean come on, but they cheered him in the finish. wiggins an all star for the first time. all star draymond green not playing, but made eight threes in the first half. andrew wiggins in red. threw it

here in ohio in cleveland an absolute beating from this winter storm. temperatures developed into the 20s, winds gusting 40 miles an hour and visibility next to nothing. you can see how desolate it is here in downtown cleveland along the lake front here, snow traffic and snow-covered roads and just about everything has been shut down, all of this begins to wrap up overnight tonight, moves into the northeast. the problemgugold after the snow. a lot of places more 70 mlionmericans will smperat ie digits. norah, one storm that people won't soon forget. >> o'donnell: thank you, mike bettes. tonight we have newve raid in syria the have the world's most wanted men. the mission took months of planning and the special forces did dozens of row hearse also to prepare for the risky operation. cbs's david martin reports the terrorist blew himself up and troops had to identify him with dna and a officialprint match. >> reporter: the u.s. set out to capture the isis leader in this i hadda way but abu ibrahim al-hashimi al-quarayshi blew himself up along with his wife

cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett, i think he lives. and then a great behind the back pass from globetrotter chris jackson. that was good fun. that did not count. women's hoops, tar vanderbilt in stanford w the 12 pac title. the perfect give-and-go with haley jones. fundamentally sound. they finished with 21 points. they got within four on the second half but it is haley in the paint, 13-10. stanford pulls away 87-63. 13 straight wins and they clinch another pac-12 title. it was one small step for the a's. the oakland city council approving the final environmental impact report for their proposed stadium. detailed financials and community benefits have to be worked out but the president is pretty optimistic when he spoke with abc7 kasser casey pratt. -- abc7's casey pratt. >> this was a big mild thick layer. we might even bid at -- be at 20 miles. to have the eir a 4000 page document. larry: dave is a marathon runner. he usually goes 26 miles. hoping to close strong and get some shovels in the ground. that is morning's sports. have a gr

biden is the 46th president. >> there's 45, cleveland counts twice. so i will just tell it this way. a great senior person in the trump administration who i spoke to very soon after january 20 said that, told me he was kind of petrified by the idea of what happened in a second term and what a trump cabinet would look like and what it would all look like it would be vetted by johnny mcentee it would be the people, they would do whatever trump wanted to with this person was saying and i think we would all have to be concerned about the future of american democracy. it is deeply concerning. there's a journalist who said, i think one of our great challenges is a campaign like that. how do you break a campaign where one of them running in the anti-democratic? >> it's a question and one we may have to confront sooner than later. we have a question from mike. anyone heard that name out there? michael curry was white house press secretary when i started covering the white house. >> mine too. my first briefing was mike curry. >> i learned so much from him. his

in cleveland. team lebron gets the win 163-160. and after his 50-point performance steph curry was awarded the kobe bryant trophy for all-star game mvp. >>> university of michigan head coach juwan howard is under scrutiny after taking a swipe in a post-game fight. a verbal altercation between howard and wisconsin head coach greg gard turned physical with grabbing and pushing before howard struck the face of wisconsin assistant joe krabbenhoft. howard said in his post-game press conference that he was protecting himself after gard initiated the contact while they were talking in a statement the big ten conference says it is reviewing the incident >>> now to a nail-biting photo finish at the daytona 500. >> cindric is going to bring them to the line way up high to block ryan blaney. and at the line cindric beats bubba wallace by half a car length and they crash going into turn 1 >> that is 23-year-old austin cindric, who held off bubba wallace by just a split second just ahead of a big crash to win h

there is no way we can lose to cleveland heights if you embrace that philosophy. because of a young man goes through four years of high school and then goes on to college and gets a college degree, how can that be a failure? i just had a couple young men, actually to that just graduated from ohio state. one will probably have an opportunity to play in the nfl paired the other one has an opportunity to get a very good job. how can you fail? >> we interview a lot of people who explain how screwed up the country is. max stevens is living proof that it's a great country. that whole interview is on fox nation. we recommend you check it out. hillary clinton is back all of the setting. she speaking to the near democratic party convention next week. why is she doing that? it's not -- there could be a reason and we support that reason and we support that reason. plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. vazalore 325 liquid-filled aspirin capsule is clinically shown in a 7 day study to cause fewer ulcers than immediate release aspirin. vazalore. the first liquid-filled a

the plane and was later arrested e by cleveland police. the passenger who captured the video of the incident says it appears it may have started as an exchange about the cincinnati bengals being in the super bowl on sunday and then when an employee attempted to intervene, alcohol that the man had purchased at the airport and quickly consumed became an issue before i had actually recorded that. he said that they were discriminating against him because he possibly get have too much to drink. jason breaks as the passenger who lunged at the employee is to blame for what happened. >> but break believes the passenger in the t-shirt who intervened and put the man in a chokehold cause the situation to quickly escalate. when i watch that, i was like, ok? >> this guy's assaulting somebody that they're trying move from. the quite the guy's not qualified to handle that situation and it could have made it and you've got all these people that is stuck there. there's going to be a stampede to try to get out of little small door after the passenger was re

grover cleveland down from 17 to 25. taylor down from 28 to 35. james polk down from 12 to 18. richard nixon down as well, 25 to 31. you can see how these surveys change over time, they are living documents and the best part is hearing from our viewers about which president you want to talk about. we will turn the phones over to you, to hear your thoughts. our first caller, jeff on the republican line. caller: i am kind of curious to know how much the democrat and republican historians or whatever party they belong to, how much -- because now that we know the last four years of trump were under investigation, was a farce, and it was all a lie and how all that plays into it, are they going to take what he said he did or are they just going to play along as if nothing ever happened? that he was cheated? host: doug brinkley on how these surveys are put together and if you want to talk about president trump. douglas: we had to decide to even include president trump or any -- or even president obama, that shortly after their presidency. we like to say in the presidential business th

thankfully they finally stopped booing him in cleveland. [laughter] chris: stephen curry has always aimed to change the game for good both on and off the court. with every point, money goes to the cleveland school district. he recorded and all -- a record 16 pointers -- three-pointers. he was born in nearby akron, ohio, actually the same hospital as lebron, leading his team to a victory. donated $1000 for every $1000, every three was where $3000, and in total, $108,000 was raised. what a night. >> it is definitely something i wanted to experience. once i knew i was feeling it, you want to to ride that wave. >> this guy is from a different planet. he has like an automatic sniper connected to his arm and when he lets it go, not only himself but everyone on the floor, in the stands on tv, it goes in every time. >> when you see a guy like him knocking down threes every night and putting on the show, you don't want him to lose the game. >> pretty remarkable in terms of just a memorable experience i will take with me. pretty perfect if you ask me

louis to cleveland. torrents of rain ahead of this snowfall washed all of the salt off the roads, and now all that rain is frozen. the crews are trying to play catchup now, but the roads are so icy, at least one of these plows was hit by a car this morning. across the oklahoma city area, drivers helping one another get unstuck. in memphis, a dangerous mix of sleet and freezing rain. too much for many trees now encased in ice. one landing on this home. another tearing down power lines. on the warm side of this powerful system, a tornado touching down in central alabama. at least one person killed, several injured. and in texas, officials say so far, the power grid is holding, but there are outages because of the conditions. >> we are dealing with one of the most significant icing events that we've had in the state of texas in at leastsever. >> reporter: and air travel sna snarled. our mireya villarreal at dallas-fort worth airport. >> for a while, this was the only runway that was open at dfw internationa

even in cleveland, the loudest cheers went to michael jordan, a special moment for everyone. >> to see those guys today and then be onstage with those guys, it is -- you guys don't understand. i'm trying to make you understand as much as i can, but it is just crazy. chris: abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion: next, we are following the rising tensions between russia and ukraine. there could be a possible breakthrough. plus paint the tank. a bear has landed on the wall of the listed area. what he has done dozens care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause! this winter, comcast business is helping team usa and businesses across america stay a

louis to cleveland. torrents of rain ahead of this snowfall washed all of the salt off the roads, and now all that rain is frozen. the crews are trying to play catchup now, but the roads are so icy, at least one of these plows was hit by a car this morning. across the oklahoma city area, drivers helping one another get unstuck. in memphis, a dangerous mix of sleet and freezing rain. too much for many trees now encased in ice. one landing on this home. another tearing down power lines. on the warm side of this powerful system, a tornado touching down in central alabama. at least one person killed, several injured. and in texas, officials say so far, the power grid is holding, but there are outages because of the conditions. >> we are dealing with one of the most significant icing events that we've had in the state of texas in at least several decades. >> reporter: and air travel snarled. our mireya villarreal at dallas-fort worth airport. where runways were shut down for hours. >> for awhile, this was the

we are talking about cleaning up another river behind the gorge dam and in the process, and also in cleveland. i was mispronounce this, mommy river. this is in toledo, i cansay tol. [laughter] the shoreline around it the detroit river come the state lewis river in minnesota and wisconsin, the grand river in indiana, and so much more bridging polluted sediment restoring wetlands and habitats and baking the water saver for swimming and fishing and drinking, providing habitats for wildlife and the study found that every dollar we spent cleaning up the great lakes, generates between three and $4 in economic it benefited that is a fact. it's a really good investment. these are not only investment in making it the great lakes, last month we announced over $500 million to locks in michigan which connect lake superior the great lakes. there were 7000 vessels and 90 percent of our countries moves through these locks every single year and that work makes all of the steel that goes into the u.s. made cars and appliances pretty replacing and modernizing the mobile not only create good jobs doing that, 20

with the fade away. >> he's happy to be back in cleveland. he's another guy who carries that city wherever he goes. but >> it was steph's night. he loves that building in cleveland. he's won 3 championships. there. now he gets an mvp, 50 points, 2 shy of the all-star game record. but he did have the 3 pointer record and what makes it even more special. the all-star game mvp trophy was renamed the kobe bryant mvp award for the late kobe bryant. we all miss him. team lebron beat team the rant. >> one 63 1.60. we'll hear from staffing company later tonight on sports night live some college hoops. second-ranked stanford. they were at war again. this was a really good game. 4th quarter to hannah pow, pow. that's all american name right there. first team, all american name. with the floater. david, does a nine-point lead 23? the stanford. had a comeback cameron brink. she might be my favorite player on this squad. she scores inside to having a good year quietly could be that pac. 12. >> player of the year. there's the last year's final 4 mvp. haley

. >> nba all-star weekend kicks off in cleveland. a rookie with there are some days that nothing can prepare you for. but being ready— it's about how you react. so when new challenges come up, you find a new way forward. when you meet other people facing what you faced, you start a business dedicated to helping them. and after you've achieved all that, you take on what's next. i've been making yogurt that is less sweet and high in protein since 2005. now we're doing the same for plant based. still rich and creamy. plant-based siggi's: more protein and less sugar than leading yogurt alternatives. >> at nba all-star weakening cleveland, a fusion of sports -- star weekend in cleveland, a fusion of sports and jewelry. a limited number of basketballs available only in cleveland, selling for $575. in sports, tonight, a warriors forward will take part in a slam dunk contest. last night, a rookie played in the rising stars challenge. here is abc7 sports director larry beal with how he did. >> steph curry and andrew wiggins will be in the a

now is the 46th president . 45, cleveland. >>. >> i just tell you this way. a very senior person in the trump administration who i spoke to very soon after january 20 said that he told me he was just kind of petrified by the idea of what would happen in a second term . and what a trump cabinet would look like, what a trump , and it would all be vetted by john transcends people and it would all be the people that would do whatever trump wanted. that's what this person was a . and i think we would all have to be concerned about the future ofamerican democracy . it's is deeply concerning. as a journalist it's hard. i mean, one of our great challenges is how do we cover a campaign like that? one of the democrats running a democratic election. and they're trying to undermine the system that you're covering . >> one question that we may have to confront. so one question here frommike mccurry, anybody know that may not here ? >> it's very new. >> anybody might not remember mike mccurry was president clinton's press secretary and my first press secretary when istarte

binghamton, picking up about 3 to 6 inches of snow and cleveland looking at about 10 inches it moves out saturday but the damage will be done. >> al, thank you, sir. >>> the crisis in ukraine is escalating this evening, with president biden sending several thousand troops to eastern europe as new satellite images show russia's continued military buildup along the border kristen welker is at the white house with more. >> reporter: tonight in a show of force, president biden deploying 3,000 u.s. troops to eastern europe with fears escalating russia could invade ukraine the pentagon saying 1,000 soldiers in germany will be deployed to romania, and 2,000 troops from fort bragg in north carolina will go to poland and germany. 8,500 u.s. troops had been already placed on high alert with over 100,000 russian troops amassed along the ukrainian border new satellite imagery tonight appearing to show those forces growing. >> we do not know if russia has made a final decision to further invade ukraine, but it clearly has that capability. >> reporter: the president has ruled out a combat deployme

there is no way we can lose to cleveland heights if you embrace that philosophy. because of a young man goes through four years of high school and then goes on to college and gets a college degree, how can that be a failure? i just had a couple young men, actually to that just graduated from ohio state. one will probably have an opportunity to play in the nfl paired the other one has an opportunity to get a very good job. how can you fail? >> we interview a lot of people who explain how screwed up the country is. max stevens is living proof that it's a great country. that whole interview is on fox nation. we recommend you check it out. hillary clinton is back all of the setting. she speaking to the near democratic party convention next week. why is she doing that? it's not -- there could be a reason and we support that reason. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we are going to end our friday night show with some good news. something for you to savor. here it is, hillary clinton said to speak at a near democratic party convention next week. according to one source, her appearance

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the nba all-star weekend kicking off in cleveland. tonight was the rising stars game, featuring the rising stars of the nba. including that man. it's fun to watch him play. now he's getting on the national stage. all sorts of fun as the two teams battle back and forth. steph curry and andrew wiggins in the actual all star game on sunday in cleveland. >>> here's a look at the medal count in beijing. norway continues to dominate with a total of 34 overall medals. the russian olympic committee followed by canada and the united states. okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. ( ♪♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪♪ ) (l

it's tonight in cleveland. it's jta's first appearance in the contest. he is competing against three other players, including rockets rookie jalen green, who played his high school ball in napa. the all-star game is on sunday night. >>> scary moment in the freestyle skiing men's halfpipe, aaron blunck crashed on his final run. his teammate, david wise, he took silver in this event. he runs over to check on him. he was able to ski off the halfpipe. he gave an update of his condition on social media. >> what is up, everyone? just want to say thank you for the love and support. i'm doing pretty good. i tweaked my neck pretty bad. i had c.t. scans. turns out everything is clear. no broken bones or anything. want to say thank you all for the love and support. >> something not as dangerous. the star of the winter games took to the ice, the mascot for the beijing olympics, shows off his free skating skills. here's something we can relate to. there he goes. >> oh, darn. >> this is a great skate because there's no pressure. having a little fun, right? the games a

he was born in akron, won 3 championships against cleveland. and tonight he put on one of the best all-star performances of all time. guess where in cleveland, let's head out to ohio for the all-star game. this is steph curry's 8 all-star game. there's. also andrew wiggins joined him wiggins first all-star game. got to love that for him. both started. and andrew, he did have a huge game. here's an easy dunk. had to be cool for him to play in the all-star game in the city of the team that drafted him. now, that might be my favorite. got to watch an nba job morant reverse alley-oop. he at 6. now back to steph. he was just on cusp from deep 3 after 3 after 3. it's like poetry in motion. i've seen this guy hit threes up close and personal for the last 4 years and it never gets old one right in joelle and beads face giving all 3 of those out. how about another twist? >> it's not going to end, but the guy just keeps hitting threes. he had a huge 1st half 6 threes in the 2nd quarter alone. and he picked up right where he left off in the 3rd quarter. h

the greatest basketball players in the world are all in cleveland right now for all-star weekend. this is a weekend that guys like steph curry and draymond green have grown accustomed to. but for andrew wiggins, this is all new week and he's playing in his first all-star game. he was named the starter at that. it's been a long journey for when he was the first overall selection in the 2014 nba draft, which coincidentally enough was by the cleveland cavaliers. and at times, andrew has struggled to live up to the expectations of being a top pick with that comes a lot of responsibility. earlier today he talked about being a first-time all-star and his journey to get there. >> it's a blessing to be among this group, you know, being and also on this, being able to, you know, participate always activity. then the lawsuit is being is being a part of it. there's been a you know, ups and downs and, you know, good times and bad times. but, you know, that's what that's what happens. you know, sometimes to his son is, you know, is how you react to it. you know, what are you going to, you know

. >> in cleveland this weekend, we had the nba all-star game. one more thing today. my pal detective steve said they just closed another rite aid because of shoplifters gone wild with no enforcement, prosecution or consequence. my once nice safe neighborhood has gone to shat. two murders yesterday in cleveland during all star weekend. >> i walked to work the other day. posting nypd officers outside of walgreen's. think about the other things they should be doing. you got to do it because things are out of control. you talk about politicians sitting back and watching. you have a democrat da and mayor democrats control the nypd. they control the federal prosecutor here. state legislators. two democrat senators. has chuck shumer said a damn thing? >> where's chuck? >> where's aoc? >> remember, they are stealing baby formula. that's the issue. so when someone walks through times square and clocks a young kid like that, i would be embarrassed as a democrat in new york to have to watch moms come out and tackle this guy until cops arrive. guy never should have been out on t