an ohio attorney aaron blockler learned that the hard way. his client attacked him after receiving a 47 year sentence. brockler was punched in the fate and bitten whenlg he was on the ground. he says that they were hoping for fewer than 20 years. but when the judge said 47, his client snapped. the sentence was for assaulting

[laughter] prior to moving to new hampshire, i grew up in that mitten happen shaped state north of ohio. and while i did not attend the university of michigan, both of my kids were born in ann arbor so, i'm obligated to say, go blue. [laughter] mr. brown: sorry. [laughter] i don't take that personally. congratulations to the patriots as a browns fan. >> congratulations to the patriots. [applause] mr. brown: you guys kind of win a lot of stuff. it's a little much. plus you stole kyrie irving. never mind. enough of that. >> sorry i opened that door. mr. brown: yeah, way to go.

beatty of ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 15 united states code 1024-a and the order of the house of january 3, 2019, of the following members on the part of the house to the joint economic committee. of clerk: mr. beyer virginia. mr. heck of washington. mr. trone of maryland. mrs. beatty of ohio. and ms. frankel of florida. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 26 united states code 2302 and the order of the house of january -- 23302 and the order o of the house of january 3, 2019, of the following members on the part of the house to the united states holocaust memorial council. e clerk: mr. deutch of florida. mr. schneider of illinois. mr. lewis of georgia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair tea clares the house in recess -- declares the house in recess subject to >> live coverage of the u.s. senate over on c-span 2. we'll take you next to hear from jourmists

twenty fifteen nobody's going to die in ohio. the execution. if you would have told me. two three years ago when i was staring at the execution scheduled it was every sixty days. that are. the changes that have been made. that i have a little bit more time with my family right now. it was nice as the first delivery where he was in that somewhere else both mentally and physically he now worrying about work or impending execution so it's a nice break. but i have to object i was physically both of the other birds. who were doing paperwork but i was there physically present yet my mom was locking me on behalf of the law you were working right but i was there with me. the variable. this is an election twenty sixteen special the state attorney job eight for the first time in. northeast florida voters are getting ready to make a choice about the area's top prosecutor the incumbent state attorney angela corey has gained national attention prosecuting several high profile cases which have also made her own lightning rod for criticism you know two of her former prosecutors are cha

that's the strategy being employed by ohio senator sherrod brown. he hasn't decided if he's running for president yet. he is, though, taking his message to iowa voters. cnn's jeff zeleny is live in perry, iowa, with more. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: erica, good morning. as sherrod brown decides whether or not he is going to run for president or not, he is accusing president trump of delivering what he calls phony populism. but he's also saying that democrats must compete in trump country. that's one of the central reasons he's starting his listing tour right here in iowa, which like his home state of ohio, trump flipped red. ♪ baby, we were born to run >> reporter: from his home state in ohio. >> donald trump has used his phony populism to divide americans and to demonize immigrants. >> reporter: to a stop thursday night in rule iowa. >> there's a betrayal by this president of working-class americans of all races, of all stripes. >> reporter: senator sherrod brown is presenting himself as a true populist one handshake at a time. he's hoping t

prior to moving to new hampshire i grew up in that mitten shaped to the north of ohio and while i did not attend the university of michigan, both of my kids were born in ann arbor so i'm obligated to say go to. >> sorry. >> i don't take that personally. congratulations on patriotism as a browns fan. >> you win a lot of stuff. go ahead. we also saw i read irving.

we're going to track this rain from ohio by 5:00 p.m. this evening moving towards new york city for the rush hour. some severe weather today too. isolated severe storms from dallas to memphis. and we're going to see more record highs in the next two days. we saw about a dozen yesterday in areas oe few more. thank you. >>> so this is a child's dream and a parent's nightmare. a curious 2-year-old got himself stuck in one of those claw machines you see in arcades. little ezra crawled inside the machine in fair hope, alabama. his dad tried to pull him out but eventually firefighters had to be called to the scene taking apart the machine to free ezra. his mom posted on facebook saying he's okay, and he's going to bed, hopefully with a toy. that's probably why he went in there because you never get a toy. >> they never win. what a toddler temptation there. >>> just ahead, a murder mystery unfolds in one of the nation's most affluent communities. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to re

prior to moving in new hampshire i grew up in that mitten-shaped state, the north, ohio, and while did i not attend the university of michigan, both of my kids were born in ann ashor so i am obligated to say, -- arbor so i am golden stated to say, go blue. senator brown: sorry. congratulations to the patriots. as a browns fan, congratulate to the patriots. chris: you guys win a little too much. kyrie irving. enough of that. sorry.

he had come here from ohio, and there had been a riot in one of the towns where he had lived in ohio and because of what was going on, and all of the hatred that was fermenting, and whatever, he felt that it would be safer, he was going to take them to bloomington, 70 miles away, for their safety, except that the citizens who were now incensed because of the rape of the white woman and the murder of the white man by these black men he thought that that would be the best thing to do. the citizens got wind of it and so they, mr. loan loper was one of the richest people in springfield. he owned a restaurant and he also owned a car in 1908. one of the few people in springfield who owned car. they said, this will never happen. as a result, they trashed his car. and destroyed his restaurant. >> were they able to get them out of town? >> apparently, he must have been, but it doesn't say how. >> how large of a crowd is it at this particular -- >> about 5,000 people. can you imagine, i couldn't. i mean, i thought that was just absolutely incredible. >> 5,000 folks. and the first victim of the

ohio, west virginia, maryland, mississippi, and washington. those our of the states that added one new member. representative anthony gonzalez was a football star at ohio state before the end anapolis colts drafted him in 2007. after injuries cut short his professional football career, representative gonzales earned his mba at stanford business school. he is the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in the west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she is the daughter of samuel devine whose seat will later be filled by a future ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate, john kasich. congressman michael guest was a prosecutor in mississippi for nearly 25 years. the last decade as district attorney before his election to the house. he is also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. representative david chon and his brother opened a small liquor store and delaware in the early 1990s. the c

who worked on this race saying, forget about ohio. forget about iowa, even. look at virginia. this is a fight. >> do you give up on those states? that's why we have a fascinating campaign ahead of us. >>> up next, special stop in atlanta. super bowl liii. patriots and rams, both with aymen at that time. >> this is live bullets and we have to go out there and get the job done under pressure. i'm looking forward to it. >> there is always that type of stuff you can look back on, people that have doubted you. we keep winning games. call it whatever you want. memories. what we deliver by delivering. but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® ( ♪ ) dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. tina: i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic a

i'm frank holland in toledo, ohio. ll have that story comin >>> every night, we bring you a lot of facts andecigures on the omy, but sometimes all you have to do is look at the number of trucks on the road because demand for big rigs can be an indicator of economic strength. frank holland is in toledo, ohio. >> reporter: orders of new big rigs like these are often s an as rolling economic indicator. >> historically, class 8 truck orders are a bellwether of economy. >> reporter: tractors, these trucks pull trailers worth of good all around theuntry, delivering what we buy to thee stores that buy them from. steve basset, ahe truck does recall in toledo, ohio, say bite the o to a good start. >> we areeeing strong demand. i took down a very significant order just three days ago. >> reporter: something peculiar is happening. a recent report shows a declinek in new t orders, something you would not expect given the demand. historically, it's data that could drive upnd concerns economic slowdown is just down the road. >> it's

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>> i'm morgan brennan in lima, ohio, at the joint systems manufacturing center. it is the last remaining tank factory in america, and it's experiencing a renaissance. we're going to beng t tanks coming up on "nightly >>> the fda chief is increasing the pressure on e-cigarette maker juul and altria. the commissioner is calling on the companies' ceos to explain their strategy and threatened to pull the products if more isn't done, something he has threatened to do >before. o when you think of the modern military, you probably think tting-edge technology. high-tech drones, precision-targeting missiles. but there's an unlikely weapon that's making a comeback. good vyd-fashioned hea armored battle tanks. morgan brennan is in lima, ohio. >> we come uphere, we have additional robotic welding machines up here on the right. >> they come in as rusties, battle worn steel hullsating ck to the '80s and september he sent here for a second life. >> it's about a five-month process by the tim it arrives here and it's delivered to the army. >> new armor, new electronics, new capab

in the state of ohio, for example, the majority of the wardens and all the prisons are black women. i only met one or twomale wardens in all of the prisons i visited. the warden in send clinton prison, which has the largest debtoror facility in the countr, was a woman for like 20 years until she retired. there's a a female wardens association as well. it is a lot more common in people may think. amy: talk about the research you did for this film. >> i did a deep, deep for your the advocacy record to tell the story. i started in 2013 were i did secondary research, i interviewed a lot of those retired wardens and directors of corrections and death through lawyers and men who were exonerated from death row. i visited prisons and read a lot of books and articles. that was scratching the surface. i was living in n new york cityt the titime. 2014, i moved to ohio and volunteer on the clemency case for a woman who is serving a life sentence for a crime she did not commit. i worked closely with her legal team. shooting a lot of video testimonials of her and her codefendants in prison, trave

a terrifying wreck in ohio left this car mangled by an 18-wheeler. in wisconsin, several major accidents brought traffic to a standstill. a truck plowed through an icy intersection and slammed into a police suv. and at least 40 cars were involved in this pileup leaving jackknifed semis and dozens of vehicles littering the road. slick streets in st. louis also sent cars spinning helplessly. medics in the area were even forced to walk a patient to the hospital. now, new jersey, ohio as well as parts of washington are under states of emergency while people from kansas to michigan brace for heavy snow today. with the winter storm warnings from the great lakes all the way into new england, i want to time this out for you. new york city starts after 7:00 a.m. so your drive time could be messy in the way of snow then by 7:00 pak p.m. it goes to ice and eventually rain. airports across the country are struggling to keep up with the conditions. this jet slid off an icy runway in indiana. thousands of flights have been delayed. hundreds more canceled. and up t

the way towards the great lakes region and then we're looking at scattered showers moving from the ohio valley region right on top of the east coast by thursday night with an icy mix to the north. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> one airline is cleaning up some controversy. coming up, why their napkins are being called creepy. . also ahead, a judge is seen stumbling during her drunk driving arrest but now a new explanation for her behavior. >>> and later the fallout after a best-selling author accused of living a double life admits lying about having cancer. >>> we're back with a building collapse caught on video in istanbul, turkey. authorities have now found a third body in the rubble and also pulled 12 people from the debris this morning. police say several floors of the building were built illegally. >>> police in san francisco are offering a $100,000 reward in the cold case of a killer who terrorized gay men in the 1970s. they've released an original sketch of the suspect known as the doolder along with another sketch showing what he may look like today. police beli

jim jordan/r- ohio: "and that's the point, isn't it mr. cohen?"michael cohen/former attorney for president trump: "no sir."rep. jim jordan/r- ohio: "yes it is."michael cohen/former attorney for president trump: "no sir."rep. jim jordan/r- ohio: "you wanted to work in the white house, you didn't get brought to the dance."michael cohen/former attorney for president trump: "i did not want to the white house." sources tell cnn cohen did want to work at the white house.republicans pressed cohen about if he was planning to make money off all of this. rep. mark green/r- tennessee: "what is your source of income in the future?"michael cohen/former attorney for president trump: "i don't expect i'm going to have a source of income when i'm in federal penitentiary."rep. mark green/r- tennessee: "is there a book deal coming or anything like that?"michael cohen/former attorney for president trump: "i have no book deal right now in the process. i have been contacted by many including for television and a movie." (grant) after the hearing-- house oversight chair

we're going to tra this rain from ohio by 5:00 p.m. this evening moving towards new york city for the rush hour. that's a look at big weather story of the day. here's a clor look atour day ahead. you can see where it's very cold. still in the northern plains. look at that warm air in st. louis. degrees. at's where the temperature battleground is taking place. we will see a chance of some t severe weatheroday too. isolated severe storms from dallas to memphis. and we're going to see more record highs in the next two ays. we sawut a dozen yesterday in areas of the east. >> i thought we were done. glad we'reaving a few more. thank you. >>> so this is a child's dream and a parent's nightmare. a curious 2-year-hid got mself stuck in one of those claw machines you see in arca little ezra crawledhe inside t machine in fair hope, alabama. his dad tried to pull him out but eventually firighters had to be called to the scene taking apart the machine to free ezra. his mom p on facebook saying he's okay, and he's going to bed, hopefully with a toy

heavy rain throughout the ohio valley.ll fiby the time we get to tomorrow, this mess sweeps through the northeast and awe quiete end after this storm. here's a closer look at your day ahead. you can see our temperatures. kansas city, the cold air moving in at the same time we've got the rain coming down. that's why we've expanded our ice stormic warnings. accumulations possible up to a half an inch in some spots in missouri. we're also gng to see an incredibly warm day in a few spots. e lot of record highs will broken today. details coming up. >> boun >>. >>> rock legend ozzie osborn isi in the hosl recovering from complications with the flu. the news comes days after he was forced to cancelour dates. his wife tweeted this is the best way toim get on a quicker road to recovery. on his official website, ozzie apologized to fans and promised to ce to tour with judas priest once he recovers. >> we need the prince of darkness back outthere. >>> still to come, a school bus flips on its side, and it's all caught on camera. >>> plus why police are cracking down on the popular waze traffic app.

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point monday morning from the mansfield ohio campus. police say she knew her alleged abductor, tyrell pounds,. >> they are already gone. he stole her. he put her in the car and he pointed a gun. >> okay. were they driving? >> red dodge caravan. i didn't get the license plate. >> reporter: the mystery deepening monday afternoon, after authorities in nearby kentucky responded to a call. a witness saw a woman, williams, at a gas station, desperately trying to escape from a car. >> they saw a person in distress. or appeared to be in distress. they also believe that they saw a weapon. >> reporter: a 20-mile high speed chase ensued before kentucky state police brought to vehicle to a stop. that's when a trooper says he heard the suspect fire a weapon and returned fire, killing pounds. williams was also shot and killed. david, investigators say it's unclear if the shot that killed williams came from her abductor or if she was caught in the cross fire. she had in the past filed for a vius aul story.r against pounds. alex, thank you. >>> and nex

heavy rain throughout the ohio valley. finally by the time we get to tomorrow, this mess sweeps through the northeast and a war. ice accumulations possible up to a half an inch in some spotsmio. incredibly warm day in a few spots. a lot of record highs will be broken today. details coming up. >> boun >>. >>> rock legend ozzie osborn is in the hospital recovering from complications with the flu. the news comes days after he was forced to cancel tour dates. his wife tweeted this is the best way to get him on a quicker road to recovery. on his official website, ozzie apologized to fans and promised to continue to tour with judas priest once he recovers. >> we need the prince of darkness back out there. side, and it's all caught on camera. >>> plus why police are cracking down on the popular waze traffic app. what they don't want you to know, next. ♪ girl, you take care of me ♪ ♪ you are my thera♪y ♪ the better half of me ♪ say it again ♪ ♪ if you love me, love me, love me ♪ like you say ♪ ♪ darling tell

you were talking about your election in ohio -- your recent re-election in ohio. you said there are 88 counties in ohio. i won 16 of them and i won the state by seven points. but in many of those other 72 counties we got emasculated. they weren't even close. there's a bigger divide between the metro areas and the smaller towns. what did you mean by emasculated there, and what is the divide? >> that may not be the exact right word. maybe massacred, maybe blown away. what did president obama say after the elections he had a good word about how we didn't do so well in some states. one of the reasons in iowa we started in 15 below zero weather, and went to mason city and went to smaller towns because wall street overlooks the by-passes of those towns and state and federal government just ignores those towns. like my hometown of mansfield. those towns are often racially mixed. this isn't a metro diverse area versus a white rural area. these are small towns that are hurt from globalization, hurt from a tax policy, and the president's tax law you shut down production in

we ask a ohio police officer who accidentally came in contact with fe phentnal after a drug b. and more. >> dana: an ohio police officer nearly dies after making accidental contact with the drug fentanyl. this begs the question what can be done about reversing the epidemic and would a border wall help? joining me is that officer from bill johnson who invited officer drone to the state of the union last night. i'm glad you're here. officer groan, this is something i have wanted to learn more about. especially after last week with the united states doing the drug bust of fentanyl at the border by all accounts could of killed 57 million people. tell us how lethal this is. >> people don't understand how lethal it is. a grain of salt is enough to kill someone of my size. i was nearly killed in 2017. that drug bust is significant to help protect the united states. >> dana: when you are in training do you think that officers are well aware this is a possibility to watch out for this exposure. >> initially the training i received we never trained on fentanyl, these deadly drugs. i was

tara narula tells us about one ohio teenager who has one ohio teenager who has defied his mother's wishes. >> reporter: for most of his life, ethan lindenberger thought it was normal for most kids not to get immunized. but about two years ago, he began to see how the posts about vaccines his own mother was sharing on social media were dangerous. >> you had something like measles, which is a preventable disease that we can vaccinate against, that i and many people believe is coming back. >> reporter: in november, lindenberger asked strangers on reddit, an online message board, where he could go to get up to date with his shots. "my parents are kind of stupid," he wrote. "god knows how i'm still alive." >> i was like what! i was just blown away. >> reporter: jill wheeler is his mother. >> there's a degree of feeling like, you know, he doesn't trust what i say as a parent. >> i question her judgment, but not her care. >> reporter: lindenberger showed his parents scientific studies that showed vaccines were safe and effective, but his mother remained unconvinced. >> i think it was just straig

as an added cherry on top they did away with celebrating columbus day in the process to yes sandusky ohio the home of tommy boy just chose to celebrate elections over genocide and if they can do it why can't the rest of us now let's start watching the hawks. get the. real deal it's really. hard to see. what it's like you know that i got. was that we. would. welcome anyone to watch in the heart of the robot and on top of the first stand dusky yes for that and dusky ohio leading the way. good midwestern senator. i like some of those and step it up and say i'm like you know what it should be a holiday people should get the day off they should get a paid they ought to go out and vote it can't it's really not that difficult but i always use that it's great that they got away with columbus at the same time and it would have us about one solid as well facebook the city of sandusky is really great so sandusky is proud to recognize election day is a holiday what better way to celebrate the value of our employees and citizens than by removing barriers for them to participate in the greatest of amer

electede first latino to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the statehouse before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she is the daughter of former congressman samuel devine. congressman michael guest was a local prosecutor in mississippi for nearly 25 years, the less ast decade as district attorney, before going to the house. he is also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. representative -- and his brother opened a liquor store in the 1990's. company eventually moved headquarters to maryland and has expanded to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. and washington's eighth district, representative came sure your, a pediatrician, and the only female doctor in congress. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span. . >> "washington journal" continues. host: representative tom malinowski is joining us to talk about foreign policy. good morning. guest: good morning. host: as far as the comp

groep in ohio. he is quickly called upon as a television commentator. jamie is a columnist covering history. she also lives in washington. jamie will begin. jamie: thank you to everyone who came out tonight. up with someo warm memories of the march on washington. we do have a living witness here in the room. let's focus on the march 1 in honoring dr. king's 90th birthday, which was yesterday. on augustwas there 28, 1953. the march on washington for jobs and freedom was a new day. everybody there knew it, felt it, enjoys moments by the pool,ting paul -- listening to speeches from the lincoln memorial. theas a hundred years since emancipation proclamation. the set 4 million slaves free. -- this set 4 million slaves free. things were going bad in the south, especially birmingham. something had to give. attacks on demonstrators with fire hoses was a sickening spectacle, a national spectacle. unity,eeded to be a new cohesion, and uplift for people of color. as you know, martin luther king for socialched peace change. he wanted everyone to return home empower

, ohio, campus. police say her alleged abductor, ty'rell pounds, was her ex-boyfriend. >> they are already gone. he stole her. he put her in a car and he pointed a gun. >> okay. were they driving? >> red dodge. red dodge challenger. i didn't get the license plate. >> reporter: the mystery deepening monday afternoon, after authorities in nearby kentucky responded to a call. a witness saw a woman, williams, at a gas station, desperately trying to escape from a car. >> they saw a person in distress, or, appeared to be in distress. they also believe that they saw a weapon. >> reporter: a 20-mile high speed chase ensued before kentucky state police brought to vehicle to a stop. that's when a trooper says he heard the suspect fire a weapon and returned fire, killing pounds. williams was also shot and killed. david, investigators say it's unclear if the shot that killed williams came from her abductor or if she was caught in the crossfire. she had in the past filed for a protection order against pounds. dav

he's the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she's the daughter of former congressman samuel divine who's seat would be filled by future ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate john kasich. michael guest was a local prosecutor in mississippi before his election to the house. he's also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. representative david troen in his brother opened up a small liquor store in the early 1990s. and

they are going back to ohio. so many companies are coming back. and by the way, that is why -- i want people to come into our country, but they have to come in legally, and they have to come in through merit, through merit, so they can help us build our country. make america great again. pretty soon, we are going to be saying, keep america great. keep america great. [cheering] pres. trump: pretty soon, congressman. keep america great. we will have to switch over. tell me, tell me. the campaign is sort of starting because you have these people that you've never heard of that are running for office. who is that? that person was a mayor of a city that was defeated. how about beto? beto was defeated, too. [booing] pres. trump: but he suffered a great defeat. watch what the news does tomorrow. they won't mention the disparity. they won't mention the disparity tomorrow. they will say, beto o'rourke, that is his last name, right? beto o'rourke had a wonderful rally of about 15 people. when they get honest and maybe they will, because we have done somethi

are you planning to sue the university, the ohio university? >> we don't know just yet. we don't have enough information regarding what the information knew what it should have known but the lawsuit is directed at the organizations directly responsible for this which are the local chapter sigma pi and the national chapter sigma pi fraternity which has had problems on college campuses across the country. >> martha: when you look at the numbers, i think 40 people have died in hazing incidents in the past ten years on college campuses. and the deaths go on before that. when you listen to what is being done to the chung men, and i can't help but think about the rightful work that is being done on campuses to prevent sexual assault and me too movement and everywhere else on college campuses, posters everywhere with phone numbers to call. where are the phone numbers to call in the posters and the movement to stop this kind of senseless death of young men? >> jonathan: exactly. the reality is the anti-hazing statutes, some of the publicity in the past, the reality is fraternity

we have a flood watch in southern ohio valley. so that rain will be in the northeast later on this evening. we will have travel delays and at the airports, too. >> bill, thanks for that. >>> still ahead, a newly unearthed memo sheds light by one company with ties to president trump to cash in on his presidency. >> new details in the growing price tag americans are forced to pay for the president's trips to his mar-a-lago resort. the ps to his mar-a-lago resort sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and

he is the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia's third district elected heard congress. politics runs in her family. she is the daughter of former congressman samuel divine who seek would later be filled by future ohio governor in 2016 presidential candidate john kasich. congressman eichel guest was a local prosecutor in mississippi for nearly 25 years. the last decade as district attorney before his election to the house. he is also a sunday school teacher at his local baptist church. repetitive david trone and his brother opened a small liquor store in delaware in the early 1990s. the company eventually moved its headquarters to maryland and has expanded to become the largest independent fine wine retailer in the country. and washington's eighth district elected is and if kim schrier. a pediatrician and the only female doctor in congress. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> the c-span bus recently traveled to loui

jobless for eight months nine black workers suing general motors for their treatment at its toledo ohio plant say secretly placed nooses barriers to advancement in racist graffiti and language were prevail they found bananas and monkey dogs on their desks to live on sledge says blacks were called boy in worse things in africa and i've heard some of the older older white. of course of course all the time doesn't happen you know. they move. swastikas and racist graffiti were so prevalent in one men's room that g.m. had to close it the company said it has responded working to end workplace bigotry i'm outraged our leadership is outraged that this kind of behavior might exist anywhere it's not who we are at general motors is not who we are in manufacturing and i think everyone is working hard to rid this kind of behavior from our workplace completely not everybody the ohio civil rights commission found but we do not believe that the company did enough to get to troll or to even stop this type of behavior we were thinking could not be that bad is that bad and it's worse she says the incident

we're experiencing this every day in ohio with the opioid epidemic and too many people are dying so i'm deeply concerned about it. i just want to be smart on how we spend it and if people are overstaying their visas how do we use data analytics, how do we use metrics to be able to find out who those people are? maria: let me broaden out congressman to some of the other issues that are obvious in your party and that really includes some of these very radical ideas medicare for all, which basically does away eliminates with the entire, eliminates the private insurance industry, in america, as we know it, or 70% tax rate on the highest earners or of course, your colleague, alexandria ocasio-cortez's new green deal where she said she wants to eliminate fossil fuels within the next 10 years whichever are scientist i've spoken with will tell you that that is absolutely impossible. dallas federal reserve president yesterday with me saying we're going to be with fossil fuels for at least the next 25 years. do you endorse these plans? >> these plans, i think across-the-board, really are value st

general dynamics in lime, ohio with that story. hey, morgan. >> reporter: hey, kelly. that's right so this is the only place left in the western hemisphere that still makes tanks. it's actually government-owned facility but it is operated by general dynamics it's a joint systems manufacturing center here in lime, ohio five years ago, the army thought they made not need more tanks and thought about idling operations here but as the geopolitical threats shifted and the military looks to modernize, that has changed so last year, congress allocated $1.5 billion to this program, the abrams tank program. this year? $2.1 billion to put in perspective, recently as december 2016, this facility was turning out just one tank a month for other countries. today, it's turning out six. next year, it expects to produce 34 tanks per month for both domestic and international customers. more production means more jobs. three years ago, this place employed 300 employees today, that's doubled and by next year, expected to have tripled to more than 900 employees. in terms of the tank itself

ohio performing arts center apologizing for offers shoot the president nerve party, according to the game description online there is one president with body guards and everyone else tries to eliminate or shoot the president. a local arts school acquired arts center a spokesperson says this does not bring values that the website will be fixed. >> finally the ugly and a hot cheetos mage too hot for your child to handle this spicy snack could do serious harm to your kids digestive system and internal bleeding. >> wow. manufacture frito-lays says it meets all safety regulations. regardless if it doesn't cause internal bleeding don't feed your kids this crap. >> they're good. good snacks. >> give them some grapes. just my opinion. >> okay thank you so much. thank you for watching on this monday we'll be back here tomorrow morning at 5 a.m. starting with heather and for now fox and friends starts. have a good day. >> the deputy attorney general offered to wear a wire into the white house. he was not joking and, in fact, he brought it up in the the next meeting we had. >> this is a -- thes

whatever you want to call it, with me is tim ryan, democrat from ohio. i hesitate to put you in a progressive, pragmatic, whatever camp. so i'm just going to simply ask you, where are you on amazon? you wrote a letter saying you would bring them there. where are you on the idea of tax break incentives to lure jobs to a community? >> i think the current race to the bottom in states and communities are forced into doing is disgusting. it erodes the local tax base. it does hurt the communities in a lot of ways, and as i said, it's a race to the bottom. i do think that all of us should come together and try to stop that. there should be federal legislation to stop this race to the bottom. but having said that, i come from a community that needs jobs. needs work. we need higher wages. we need private sector investment. and so while you can be for a progressive tax code, which i'm for. you can be for trying to end the concentration of wealth that is devastating our economy and our middle class, which i'm for. you saw the study where 400 people in the country h

ohio, you wilma in are next. good morning. caller: yes, i just wanted to say instead of sending the money that we send to other countries to rebuild their roads and infrastructure, just keep it here in ohio and our country. thank you. host: give us a sense of the road conditions in ohio. wilma hung up. for the next 25 minutes, your thoughts on improving infrastructure in the united states. in the eastern and central time .ones, 202-748-8000 in the mountain and pacific time zones, it is 202-748-8001. we told you -- took a bit of time to tell you other news. we told you about bernie sanders' announcements. elizabeth warren is set to release a proposal for universal childcare today according to the huffington post. why it matters, the ask the us story says this could make childcare a more prominent issue in the 2020 electoral -- election. according to details, a source familiar with the proposal told ask the us access to childcare would be free for any family living under 200% of the poverty line, but no family would ever pay mor

he is the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia is third district elected her to congress. politics runs her family and she is the daughter of former congressman samuel devine, whose seed would later be filled by future ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate john kasich. the last decade as district attorney, before his election to the house. teacher.nday school the company eventually moved its and extended to become the largest independent fine when retailer in the country. he rep -- the only female doctor in congress.

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i'd love to write a book on why ohio has produced so many presidents. host: the latest book, "american moon shot" john f. kennedy and the greatest space race. you see the cover on your screen there. time for two or more calls with doug brinkley. pat has been waiting in jackson, tennessee, an independent. good morning. pat: good morning. mr. brinkley, i hate to bring this up again about president obama but i'd like to say that when callers call in and say that he told the lie about the american care act, that you could keep your own policy, president obama did not realize that he was making that statement but it's dependent on the insurance companies. in the american care act, it stipulations for an operable insurance company. and you had a lot of companies out here in america who was authoring insurance but then when the people get sick, they'd say that condition is not covered and all that kind of events was going on. host: thank for your point, pat. professor brinkley? doug: let me just look in the sense of being bipartisan, let me say quickly about g

kennedy: let's talk about what people in ohio and iowa want. what markets want. they want world to be safer. they want north korea to operate where a little bit more predictability, it seems like it is easier to get there if you have a diplomatic channel open. and you know maybe this is not what victory looks like. but if certainly is more stable than what we had when barack obama left in january of 2017. >> yeah that because the north koreans were not going to stop until they developed a viable delivery device, a proven thermonuclear boost -- or h -bomb, they have done that, everything else they do to computer, they don't need to, that is why this could be a 5 minute meeting, all president has to say to kim is welcome to nuclear club, you know the rules, you use them first, you are gone. there is no more, your family gone, your country is gone, the world will support us. if you try to nuke united states we will shoot them down, it will be didn't saying, here is the rules, in nuclear club, sign that, and you know, what if you start acting like a rational actor on

can you see right in front of him before it hit the camera in columbus, ohio. jillian: and the ugly. the teen writes hilarious note to teacher why he didn't do homework. eddy cortez writes i do what is happy because i want to be happy. my mom has been finding gray hairs not trying to stress out. he and his dad will join "fox & friends" this morning. i don't know if the dog is. rob: we get it. jillian: have a good day. rob: see you later. >> fox news can confirm that the deputy a.g. rod rosenstein is expected to leave in mid march. >> you have the acting head of the fbi talking about replacing the president. moments in american history. >> 16 states ruling divhag a federal judge block the president's use of a national emergency. >> as hundreds of protests nationwide. >> the national emergency is trump. what this president is doing to this country is unforgivable. >> did this isn't fascism, i don't know what it is. >> kudos to lara logan about the media. >> we have abandoned the effort to be objective today. >> president trump