of ohio. now it has a special focus on the human uterus. for one part of the budget, ohio republicans even wrote in a new requirement that any clinic in the state that provides abortions has to have a transfer agreement with local hospitals. then in the next breath they banned ohio public hospitals from making those transfer agreements with the clinics. so the clinics would get a new thing that they have to have and also they cannot happen. ohio republicans and john kasich also in the budget decided to redefine the word pregnancy in that state. now by decree, from republican governor john kasich and the republicans in the ohio state legislature, your pregnancy begins even before implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterine lining. since several forms of popular birth control work by stopping implantation in the uterine lining, the ohio state budget now essentially says, hey, you want an iud or want to be on birth control pills? that means you want an abortion. now, of course, there's a mand

of ohio. now it has a special focus on the human uterus. for one part of the budget, ohio republicans even wrote in a new requirement that any clinic in the state that provides abortions has to have a transfer agreement with local hospitals. then in the next breath they banned ohio public hospitals from making those transfer agreements with the clinics. so the clinics would get a new thing that they have to have and also they cannot have it. ohio republicans and john kasich also in the budget decided to redefine the word pregnancy in that state. now by decree, from republican governor john kasich and the republicans in the ohio state legislature, your pregnancy begins even before implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterine lining. since several forms of popular birth control work by stopping implantation in the uterine lining, the ohio state budget now essentially says, hey, you want an iud or want to be on birth control pills? that means you want an abortion. now, of course, there's a man

of ohio. now it has a special focus on the human uterus. for one part of the budget, ohio republicans even wrote in a new requirement that any clinic in the state that provides abortions has to have a transfer agreement with local hospitals. anyo then in the next breath they banned ohio public hospitals from making those transfer agreements with the clinics. so the clinics would get a new thing that they have to have and also they cannot happen. ohio republicans and john kasich also in the budget decided to redefine the word pregnancy in that state. now by decree, from republican governor john kasich and the republicans in the ohio state legislature, your pregnant issy begins even before implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterine lining. since several forms of popular birth control work by stopping implantation in the uterine lining, the ohio state budget now essentially says, hey, you want an iud or want to be on birth control pills? that means you want an abortion. now, of course, there

likewise, under ohio law out-of-state marriages of minors are recognized by ohio even though ohio law does not authorize marriages of minors." 13 states authorize marriages at ages younger than ohio's minimum marriage age of 16. new hampshire has the lowest defined marriage age in the country at 13. and even though a 13-year-old has to wait three more years to get married in ohio, a 13-year-old married in new hampshire can immediately move to ohio and have that marriage recognized in ohio. first cousins cannot legally marry in ohio, but they can legally marry in south carolina. and then they can move to ohio the next day and have their first cousin marriage recognized in ohio. but ohio was still trying to prevent same-sex marriages performed in, say, maryland, new york, massachusetts from being recognized in ohio. jim obergefell and john arthur sued because they wanted ohio to recognize them as legal spouses. that recognition was more urgent to them than most because john arthur is suffering from lou gehrig's disease and could die within weeks. the couple desperately wanted john arthu

likewise, under ohio law out-of-state marriages of minors are recognized by ohio even though ohio law does not authorize marriages of minors." 13 states authorize marriages at ages younger than ohio's minimum marriage age of 16. new hampshire has the lowest defined marriage age in the country at 13. and even though a 13-year-old has to wait three more years to get married in ohio, a 13-year-old married in new hampshire can immediately move to ohio and have that marriage recognized in ohio. first cousins cannot legally marry in ohio, but they can legally marry in south carolina. and then they can move to ohio the next day and have their first cousin marriage recognized in ohio. but ohio was still trying to prevent same-sex marriages performed in, say, maryland, new york, massachusetts from being recognized in ohio. jim obergefel and john arthur sued because they wanted ohio to recognize them as legal spouses. that recognition was more urgent to them than most because john arthur is suffering from lou gehrig's disease and could die within weeks. the couple desperately wanted john arthur

throughout ohio's history, ohio law's been clear, a marriage solemnized outside of ohio is valid in ohio if it is valid where it was solemnized. how can ohio single out same sex marriages as ones it will not recognize. the short answer is, ohio cannot. this one is really very simple. the two men asked, the court said yes. because of the supreme court decision last month. you have the right to be considered married in ohio. and ohio no longer has the right to divorce you at the border. we are living right now through a sea change moment that is not one big sea change all happening at once. it's made up of lots of little teenie tiny drops that are making this change happen in the whole country based on a lot of very tiny points of pressure. all these pioneers in all these places across the country, people you never heard of. people doing what they can with their regular people lives. changing the places where they live. and sometimes it is public officials who are doing it too in ways large and small. this week in montgomery county, northwest of philadelphia, in pennsylvania. the elected o

to the voters of ohio. the battle in texas, however, is just entering its dramatic third act. today, thousands of people lined up around the texas state capitol to make their presence known on the first day of the special legislative session called by governor perry. his attempt to ram through a restrictive abortion bill republicans were not able to pass last week thanks to state senator wendy davis' epic and now famous filibuster. actually quite a star-studded event in the capital. natalie maines of the dixie chicks was on the stairs singing her anthem "not ready to make nice." stephanie march showed up to give texas lawmakers a piece of her mind. >> the idea, the idea that anyone has the right to tell me what to do with my body, particularly a politician, is ludicrous. make no mistake, if we were here to pass a bill today legislating what men could do with their penises, they'd lose their minds. i said it. >> state representative senfronia thompson led the crowd with a booming chant of women will not be b

to the voters of ohio. the battle in texas, however, is just entering its dramatic third act. today, thousands of people lined up around the texas state capitol to make their presence known on the first day of the special legislative session called by governor perry. his attempt to ram through a restrictive abortion bill republicans were not able to pass last week thanks to state senator wendy davis' epic and now famous filibuster. actually quite a star-studded event in the capital. natalie maines of the dixie chicks was on the stairs singing her anthem "not ready to make nice." stephanie march showed up to give texas lawmakers a piece of her mind. >> the idea, the idea that anyone has the right to tell me what to do with my body, particularly a politician, is ludicro ludicrous. make no mistake, if we were here to pass a bill today legislating what men could do with their penises, they'd lose their minds. i said it. >> state representative sanfornia thompson led the crowd with a booming chant of women will

ohio! ohio! ohio is not a deep red state. it's in large part it's a blue state. but what drives me crazy my local republicans they're okay, they're not okay! this is what they do! if you have a problem in the middle of an abortion they don't mind you dying to make their political point. >> i really think that the republicans in ohio are playing with fire. it tends to be blue but its thought of as a swing state. sometimes it swings as a democrat sometimes republican. if they don't think that the women aren't going to respond in the next few elections they got to be crazy. >> the poll numbers show that they don't have as much public support on this issue as the republicans might think. as you say i always wonder if in the ballot box if perhaps people think well they're not really going to mess with us on this instead of. it just seems too-- >> that's exactly what it is, mark i'm tired of people being complacent about it. the so-called pro-life always votes on that issue. i had pat buchanan on the show a million years in 2004, george bush against john kerry. pat buc

earlier, i showed you the heavy rain moves through areas of ohio. missouri is also a travel trouble spot. we have storms now intensifying over central missouri. they should be spreading over inter state 44 shortly. west side of st. louis, storms are firing up. be careful driving there also. >>> as far as the forecast for the afternoon, just like yesterday. warm and humid on the east coast. watch out for stray afternoon storms. >> we'll watch out for those. thanks so much, bill. >>> turning to entertainment, the twitter-verse has lost one of its brightest stars. lady gaga recently shut down her twitter account abandoning more than 40 billion followers. only justin bieber and katy perry have more followers. >>> dumb & dumber 2, universal studios plans to green light the sequel on "late night with jimmy fallon." >> i've seen the script. it's hysterical. we're middle aged. we're not pretending we aren't. we're middle aged and we're still that stupid. >>> elisabeth hasselbeck is leaving "the view" for a co-host duty of "fox and friends." news broke on th

the battle over women's bodies in ohio is over and the fate will be left to the voters of ohio. >>> the battle in texas, however, is just entering the dramatic third act. today thousands of people lined up around the capital to make the presence known on the first day of the special legislation called pi per hi. he wants to ram through a restrictive abortion bill that they couldn't pass last week thanks to wendy davis' epic filibuster. natalee mains of the dixie chicks was out on the steps singing her national anthem on the bush classic not ready to make nice and stephanie march showed up to give texas lawmaker as piece of her mind. ea, the idea that anyone has the right to tell me what to do with my body, particularly a politician is ludicrous. make no mistake, if we were here to pass a bill today legislating what men could do with their penis, they would lose their mind. i said it. >> state representative thompson lead the crowd with a booming chant of women will not be bullied. state senator laticia took a crucial victory lap. then it was wendy davis' turn to thank the crowd that car

that is murder in the state of ohio and many other places. as to whether that would result in the death penalty that would frankly be usually but on these facts with this man what he did and how revolting it is to everyone frankly it wouldn't surprise me if he got the death penalty. >> how likely is it to likely hear from him, ariel castro? >> we will hear from him. this is a plea deal and the judge will usually have him stand and raise his right hand and answer questions that he is entering into this freely and voluntarily that he had legal advice that he had time to consult with his attorney to make sure later on he doesn't claim anyone what i was doing and my attorneys made me do it. >> one part of this is the victims themselves. brought that up. they would be able to avoid hit the stand and give testimony. how much are they part of this deal that we may hear about shortly? >> it's a great question. the prosecution represents the state. does not represent the victims technically but they work very close with the victims. in this case you c

i hadn't followed this ohio development on abortion restrictions at all. redefining when a woman is actually pregnant, but it wasn't like north carolina with this sort of brazen move, nor was it texas, which has become a whole area of its own. >> michael: maybe it's something that you would expect out of texas or north carolina, but not what you would expect out of ohio. it makes me think that these republicans didn't read everything that they wrote. what they do at every turn seems to be alienating voters, and this time women voters. but we are seeing a trend where more action is coming out of the state legislatures than congress. would you say then that the g.o.p. is winning these in state battle, and it's a smart plan that they've developed? >> this stems back to not just 2010, which was a republican wave, a slew of republicans elected republican legislatures elected but it stems back decades really. the republicans have had an incredibly well-funded organized political machine, if you will, at the state level. they have--the place we've gotten to now,

again, you're seeing some movement in the area known as the ohio clock. we know from our brief conversation with ed o'keefe at least two senators have departed the peating, menendez and rand paul, republican freshman of kentucky. not sure if others have left as well. but the reporters are standing by. the senate is in recess for the night, so they won't be back until tomorrow morning, but the podium is there if senate leaders decide to speak to reporters to explain exactly what happened in this two-hour-plus meeting in the old senate chamber with. you can share your thoughts on our twitter page, the hashtag is c-spanchat, and we'll get a call from huntington beach, california. independent line, 'emly is on the line. -- emery is on the line. >> caller: yes. my name is emery hanson, and i just wanted to say that i am a big fan of the united states senate. >> host: uh-huh. >> caller: i watch them weekly and sometimes daily. my goal in life is to become a senator and to break the record strom thurmond held in 1957 of the longest filibuster, 24 hours, 18 minut

the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? thekaptur: i move to strike last word and i yield time to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. cohen. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee. mr. cohen: i appreciate it. we have had these discussions. we have enough money in weapons, nuclear weapons to destroy the world thousands and thousands and thousands of times. and i understand defense, but i also understand the future and the future is energy self-reliance and that comes from the sun. not going to be taken out of the earth. it's going to come from the solar energy that god has given us to harness and use for mankind. the amendment in my opinion is a sound amendment and budgetary use. d little more see, the distinguished gentleman made remarks nothing is more important than our defense department. we are cutting $1.6 billion from the national institutes of health and that's my defense department and your defense department because cancer and heart disease and stroke and diabetes and parkinsons and alzheimer's and aids that's the e

and that's actually i think what you see in ohio is exactly what we're seeing in texas. look, the reason you're seeing the outpouring of opposition by men and women, republicans and democrats, is that governor perry already shut down more than 60 health centers that provided birth control and cancer screenings in the state of texas the last couple of years. now this new set of bills will shut down dozens more. and folks are simply saying enough is enough. these are bills that are absolutely devastating to women's health, both here in texas and in the state of ohio. >> wendy davis told the huffington post today that she thinks some republicans in texas are having second thoughts. let's listen to what she said. i guess we have to read what she said. i'm sorry. it's not on video. she said, "i think that there are certainly some members across the aisle that are giving this a second thought. the reaction that they're seeing, the very organic reaction that they're seeing from across the state of texas i think it's giving some people pause, as it should." and ana marie cox, it

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we begin with the plight of wilmington, ohio. when president spoke of "the winter of our hardship" in his inaugural address of 2009, no one understood it better than the people in wilmington. they were in the grip of a brutal series of layoffs at dhl, the air shipping company, at a time when claims for unemployment benefits in the u.s. were the highest in nearly 30 years. in december 2008, just before all the speeches and parties of inauguration day, scott pelley headed to ohio to find out what questions the families in wilmington were asking. >> are we going to lose our home? you know, are we going to be able to pay our property taxes? what are we're gonna do for insurance? what are we're gonna do for food? you know, and these are questions that you'd never think that you'd ask yourself, you know. and now they're discussions in the home. >> bear hug, big. >> [grunting] i love you, buddy. >> mike o'machearley is losing the job that helps support four children and a grandson. they always say that god closes a door, he opens anothe

en la casa de ohio. lo que sucede con estrato y mÁs comunicador que nunca. lo que estÁ en la cabeza y castro dijo: >> cumplir sentencia en cadena perpetua. lo que va a salir en fiscal. lo que es la lata de todo. y la mejor justicia para estar aquÍ dijo. >> los casi mil cargos en que se acusaba. lo que son aÑos. lo que sucede. casi un mes... agradeciendo el apoyo a familiares y amigos hoy dÍa en un comunicado emitido por abogados las tres jÓvenes dicen que estÁn satisfechas por la resoluciÓn del caso que esperan que estos procedimientos permitan un cierre cercano. >> un freenfrentan 12 litros, despuÉs que partieron el abdomen estando embarazada, estos crÍmenes sancionan con plena de muerte en ohio, pero castro evita la condena lo que libra a las jÓvenes que estarÍa secuestrada en revivir en un juicio. >> alertar a vecinos y permitieron liberar a los jÓvenes de la llamada casa de los horrores. >> la fiscalÍa cerrÓ la posibilidad de solicitar la pena de muerte si descubre nuevos delitos contra ariel castro, todavÍa tiene que formar. >> el 1 de ag

turner of ohio, at the end of the bill before the short title -- mr. turner: i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading. the chair: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. turner: i rise to offer an amendment to h.r. 29 -- to h.r. 2906. i offer this amendment in response to the president's recent address in berlin in which he outlined his plan to further reduce the united states' strategic arsenal below acceptable levels and in contravention of current law. the president's latest proposal would once again call for unilateral reductions in our arsenal at a time when countries like russia and china continue to expand and modernize their arsenals. to make matters worse, the president has undertaken this effort without the consent of the united states senate as required under the arms control and disarmament act which states international agreement cannot limit or reduce the military forces of the united states unless enacted pursuant to a treaty or congressional executive agreement. not only do the president's contin

here is my favorite miami of ohio stat. it's one of four institutions that has produced a super bowl-winning quarter ben roethlisberger and a u.s. president. who was the u.s. president who went to miami of ohio? >> i don't know. you're just showing off. >> benjamin harrison. one of our underrated great presidents. >> my producers are like, wrap him. he's just showing off now. thank you. see you next week. thank you, sir. >> thank you. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. anti-depressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not for children under 18. people taking maoi

. >>> ohio couple together for 20 years. they finally decided to get married this month because husband john arthur is dying of lou gehrig's disease. the pattern had to travel to maryland to marry but came home to a fight the state not willing to recognize their vows until they fought and won recognition in ohio federal court. i spoke with jim earlier and asked him to take me through his legal roller coaster. >> this all happened after our marriage in maryland. when i first met with our attorney and he explained to me that when my husband job john passes away, his ohio death certificate would not list him as married and would not show me or list me as his spouse, it broke high heart. and, at that moment, i realized this isn't something i'm willing to stand for. this isn't something i think any couple, married legally in another state, should have to stand for. so that was really the moment i decided let's do something, let's try to do something about this. >> i got some video here of you and your husband on your wedding day

the gentlelady from ohio. ms. kaptur: madam chair, i yield five minutes to the ranking member of the appropriations committee, our very able ranking member of the full committee from new york, representative nita lowey. the chair: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for five minutes. mrs. lowey: i first want to thank the chair and i appreciate your important work on this bill, and i would like to thank the chairman of the full committee and the ranking member for your leadership and for your eloquent statement on this bill. it has been a pleasure for me to work with you. i thank you so very much. i rise in strong opposition to this woefully inadequate bill. with an allocation of $30.4 billion, $2.8 billion less than the f.y. 2013 enacted level, when adjusted for sandy reconstruction, and a little more than $4 billion below the request, the consequences of following the majority's budget are crystal clear. the erosion of america's high-tech and scientific work force, the loss of clean and renewable energy br

a similarly sized ohio city. baltimore, larger city than cleveland, there are six missing women on the list. police acknowledge such lists are incomplete and hard to keep accurate. and many community leaders in cleveland say the numbers are higher. much higher. minerva is one of those women missing. one of three sisters. >> she was the baby. >> i just want her back. i just want to see her. >> cleveland resident ashley summers has been missing since 2007. debbie summers is her aunt. >> i want to you come home. i want you to know i love you and miss you so much. i will never give up on you. never. >> reporter: in many of these cases family members believe the police have not done nearly enough. the relatives just fall off the grid. case in point, charlene price. this is her nephew and niece. >> wouldn't listen. july 2, 1997. >> reporter: 16 years ago. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: do you feel everything to be done to fine her has been done? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: the police defend their work over the years but

is harder for you to win because i think ohio you get obama winning 40% of the white vote. something that the democrats didn't think they could win with. he wins by bringing out black voters, hauck income, vass, they think they changed the map that way. they're pretty hard-nosed about how they can hold a house too and they're right. if every district that had less than -- more than 25% hispanic votes that republicans hold now if they lost although they'd have the house. now, they gerrymandered in a way so they have mostly white strongholds, low minority populations where they can make it and the places where they do have a high minority population mike maria was saying were participation in the electorate is not that high. >> interesting thing we talk about in terms of presidential elections but you were talking about you see a national and more local split. i think that local split is maybe embodied in the house and look at the house republicans. the open question whether immigration will pass the house. well, as dave is saying no incentive for any house member to be think

duffy: wellpoint made by the gentlelady from ohio. and make sure we are clear, this amendment is one that prohibits additional or expansion of the definition of the use of the harbor maintenance trust fund. we can't use it for other purposes other than the ports which was its intentional purpose. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. who seeks recognition? for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia ek recognition? >> i move madam chair to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. rigell: i would like to enter into a colloquy. virginia is home for one of the lagship, thomas jefferson, j-lab located in newport news and its facility there known as the continuous electronic beam facilitator fa -- facility. it values the work at the j-lab that they recommended an upgrade to its accelerator as its number one priority in its 2007

this was not confined to ohio. it's got washington'ss all over it, and we need to be careful going forward that we view whatever we're told from this administration with a jaundiced eye. >> this week at the hearing fireworks were erupting with democrats like eigentleman cummings seeing republicans are trying to infer that the white house was directly involved in the scandal and wants it stopped do you have any direct evidence at this time of white house involvement? >> well, let me say at the outset, uma, i like elijah cummings very much but the last time i checked jay carney works for the white house. you can't say the white house wasn't involved when the spokesperson for the leader of free free world is perpetuating a myth these were two rogue agents in ohio? how do you square that, when the spokesperson for the white house is advancing a demon -- is that in the new defense in this town, that the president himself was involved? nobody has alleged that president obama was involved, but if that's the new standard f

but if he loses, the state of ohio could execute him. for the past 24 years, keenan has been fighting the murder conviction that landed him on death row in an ohio state prison. he is currently back at the jail for a new court hearing in his case. last time keenan was a free man was in 1988. back then, he led a very different life. >> i was like don juan of cleveland heights, pretty much. lots of girlfriends. and lots of pot. bongs for breakfast, my motto. i guess to sum it up, sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll. made enough money just to pay the bills. i was fine. everything was going fine. everyone was happy. >> but in august of 1988, the body of 19-year-old anthony clan an employee in keenan's landscape business, was found floating in a creek. >> anthony clan went to his death by having his throat cut twice, i think, and he was stabbed three times in the chest. two up, one across. and apparently there was no blood left in his body. the next morning, cleveland cops break down our door, and that's when i find out we're all being charged with mur

when you look across the mountains into ohio, numerous heavy showers and thunderstorms tracking south and east will likely reach the garrett county area later tonight. showers and tennessee have weakened quite a bit and here we have not had a lot of measurable precipitation, just a few light rain showers. looks like a slightly heavier shower in the northern part of dorchester county and a pretty good cell and virginia. for the baltimore area, mostly scattered them a light rain showers. not a lot to worry about as far as flooding or under showers. looks like we may scoot through another evening without having to worry about that. temperatures are nowhere near we would expect as part of july. only 79 in parkton. 81 in hagerstown. only low 70's in the western part of the state. tonight in baltimore, yeah, a few showers possible. cloudy sky otherwise. numeral 8:35. the bermuda high is still sitting there. this is a slightly strong goal -- stronger front. 98 in kansas city. only 84 in rapid city. so, this front as it makes its way south and east will likely generate more showers and storms

any means a perfectly sunny at a, a partly sunny at a today, and sunny activity and even more back in ohio, during the course of thece day we have an upper levelr trough coming through, that wilt provide a focus place for somefr showers and thunderstorms to develop. so you know, just like yesterday, mid-to late afternoon. we will likely see showers and thunderstorms kick up, they will be widely scattered and we will do it depen again tomorrow withi big cool down bit end of the week. 89 today, humid conditions, andd partial sunshine with scatteredh showers and storms back in the forecast. >> all right, lovely. >> we are just going to go withh that, because it's supposed to's be like this, right? righ >> yeah, it's fine. fine >> thanks, tuck. >>> let's check in with julie wright and get an update on the morning commute hi, julie. >> reporter: it is summertime. summertime, inbound new yorkme avenue, no, issues to report he in northeast. lanes are open continuing from bladensburg road, continuinguing toward the tunnel.. east capital street headedheade toward pennsylvania avenue.va lanes are op

and -- ♪ >>> cleveland, ohio is a city that's seen its ups and downs, and like all big cities crime is an issue in good times and bad. and if you're arrested in cleveland, you could spend anywhere from a few hours to several years inside the cuyahoga county corrections center. most of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. some say the jail is a city unto itself, but its director would disagree. >> well, i don't think this is a little city. i don't think there's a city like this in the real world only because we have a large volume of very difficult people. >> everyone else put your hands up on your head. >> people with a lot of troubles and a lot of needs. >> according to correctional staff, inmate charles evans fits that description. >> i'm charles now, but they used to call me animal. i've been coming here since 1994. i used to be a big-time drug dealer, all this and that. everybody in this building knows who i am. >> evans is currently serving a six-month sentence for theft, but during h

and elsewhere from not only from fracking activities but in ohio the youngstown earthquake from last year was triggered by a waste well where fracking contaminated fracking fluid from pennsylvania operations were truck. into ohio and they were digging a frack like fisher into the ground to dump be contaminated fracking fluids and in the process of digging that waste well they triggered an earthquake in ohio so so we're we're seeing earthquake activity from fracking and from the waste wells associated with it i don't think this is not an issue as well i'm not familiar with that but there are so many issues with fracking even up in the in the oil plays in the bokken shale where we've seen a huge increase in fracking a decade ago north dakota is producing eighty thousand barrels of oil now they're producing eight hundred thousand barrels of oil but they're also producing natural gas there but because they don't have any infrastructure they're flaring off or burning off thirty percent of the eight hundred fifty thousand cubic feet and that's why you can see in satellite pictures from out

and that happened in ohio. the very laws that were there, with early voting and all of the things that went right in 2008, under a democratic secretary of state, all of a sudden, after the election of president barack obama were no longer what ohioans needed. so trying to rig the game in the middle. we have two great equalizers in this country, as i see them. one is access to a high-quality education for all of our children, no matter where they hail from, who their parents are, or not, but the second one is the ballot box. because it says, one woman, one man, one vote, and your social economic status doesn't matter. you have access to the ballot. and to the extent that we have people elected, particularly on the state levels of government, that want to try to take away that most fundamental point to our democracy, something is wrong, and we should all be outraged. >> and you know, i would be less outraged if this was the great idea of the people who were elected. if they ran on it and they were elected, as out

we've seen earthquakes from arkansas to ohio and elsewhere from not only from fracking activities but in ohio the youngstown earthquake from last year was triggered by a waste well where fracking contaminated fracking fluid from pennsylvania operations were trucked into ohio and they were digging a frack like fisher into the ground to dump be contaminated fracking fluids and in the process of digging that waste well they triggered an earthquake in ohio so so we're we're seeing earthquake activity from fracking and from the waste wells associated with it i don't think this is an issue as well i'm not familiar with that but there are so many issues with fracking even up in the in the oil plays in the bokken shale where we've seen a huge increase in fracking a decade ago north dakota is producing eighty thousand barrels of oil now they're producing eight hundred thousand barrels of oil but they're also producing natural gas there but because they don't have any infrastructure they're flaring off or burning off thirty percent of the eight hundred fifty thousand cubic feet and that's why y

jane wicker died while performing as a wing walker during an air show in ohio. back home she was remembered as someone with a larger-than-life spirit. wicker planned to marry her fiancee while doing what she loves. >> full of energy and excitement that when you met her, you had better hold on for the ride because you were going to be swept up in her forward momentum. >> wicker was 44 years old, she is survived by her two children, pilot charlie swinger also died. the ntsb is still investigating the cause of that deadly crash. >> switching gears now, one washington sports team claimed its spot in the history books last night, scott joins us now to break it all down, scott. >> jummy, great news, the washington castles tennis team sets a record in the sports world. take a look here. the castles netted their 34th consecutive victory. the previous record was held on the basketball court by the l.a. lakers who won 33 in a row in the 1971-72 season and our sports director will have much more coming up in the next half hour of "good morning, washington." more great news

and elsewhere from not only from fracking activities but in ohio the youngstown earthquake from last year was triggered by a waste well where fracking contaminated fracking fluid from pennsylvania operations were trucked into ohio and they were digging a frack like fisher into the ground to dump be contaminated fracking fluids and in the process of digging that waste well they triggered an earthquake in ohio so so we're we're seeing earthquake activity from for. and from the waist wells associated with it i don't think this is not an issue as well i'm not familiar with that but there's so many issues with fracking even up in the in the oil plays in the bach and shale where we've seen a huge increase in fracking a decade ago north dakota is producing eighty thousand barrels of oil now they're producing eight hundred thousand barrels of oil but they're also producing natural gas there but because they don't have any infrastructure they're flaring off or burning off thirty percent of the eight hundred fifty thousand cubic feet and that's why you can see in satellite pictures from outer

and elsewhere from not only from fracking activities but in ohio the youngstown earthquake from last year was triggered by a waste well where fracking contaminated fracking fluid from pennsylvania operations were trucked into ohio and they were digging a frac like fisher into the ground to dump be contaminated fracking fluids and in the process of digging that waste well they triggered an earthquake in ohio so so we're we're seeing earthquake activity from fracking and from the waste wells associated with it i don't think this is not an issue as well i'm not familiar with that but there are so many issues with fracking even up in the in the oil plays in the bach and shale where we've seen a huge increase in fracking a decade ago north dakota is producing eighty thousand barrels of oil now they're producing eight hundred thousand barrels of oil but they're also producing natural gas there but because they don't have any infrastructure they're flaring off or burning off thirty percent of the eight hundred fifty thousand cubic feet and that's why you can see in satellite pictures from o

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we've got storms, though, firing up in pennsylvania and ohio. up in these areas. even into pittsburgh seeing some of that thowndzer and some showers -- thunder and some showers north and west. you can see the showers out of northern virginia, some toward central maryland now and the thunderstorms west of pittsburgh this morning coming out of ohio. but locally these are for the most part pretty light showers. you'll need the windshield wipers here. some into frederick county. now martinsburg back toward hancock and western maryland and here in toward fauquier county, this is where we're seeing a heavier shower or two going almost down to washington into the other side of the county line. northeast of marshall, fauquier county, aldie south we're seeing some of those showers. that extends northeast toward poolesville with a light sprinkle. west of mount airy on the east side of route 75 it looks like we have some of these heavier showers here going to past east of walkersville for the most part. a spotty shower this morning. temperatures are well up in the 70s, altho

and so i went to volunteer for c.o.r.e., the congress of racial equality in cleveland, ohio. and i lived in a tenement house with an african-american family. and my job was to ride shotgun with another man with a police scanner in the car. and our job was to respond to police calls and document police brutality cases in the black neighborhoods. well, i'd go home every night to that tenement house, and i'd sleep on this guy's couch. well, one morning he asked me, "son, i've got to ask you a question." i say, "yeah, go head." he says, "well, you're the only person i've ever had here as a volunteer that hasn't complained about the rats. why is that?" so, i told him my rat story, that i grew up with the rats in labor camps and the old farmhouse we lived on the county line in northwest ohio. there was -- the couch that was in the living room was my bed and my brother's bed. he slept on one end, and i slept on the other end. and there was that couch pushed up against a window overlooking the front porch. and there was a crack underneath the pane. and that's where the rats would com

some of these places, leesburg, ohio, 3.69 inches. it's really the story here. it does have one piece of good news here, relief. cooler temperatures. average temperatures we should be seeing this time of year in the forecast. new york 80. better than the 105 and 110 we were looking at last week. the low pressure is to the north. warm front and cold front pulling off that. all the moisture coming from the gulf is going to be with us. it means we are talking scattered thunderstorms. so, with that, yes, some of the areas will see heavier showers. where we see the heavier thunderstorms is hard to predict. one to two inches of rain. mostly expected along the cold fronlt. green bay down to kansas city. that's what we are watching for. i am much happier with scattered showers in the forecast than 105 and 110. >> breaking the heat was key. >> it makes such a difference. >> huge. i'll tell you firsthand. >> pope francis heading for brazil to oversee the world youth day celebrations. this is his first overseas trip. he is the first latin american pope returning to his hom

chevy's brother is sentenced for the ohio shootout. trooper harker has since retired from the ohio state police. deputy gates has been promoted to detective sergeant. they run into each other from time to time and all they they don't often speak about what happened that day, both are thankful to have survived an encounter that could have easily ended tragically. >> if deputy gates had not stopped when he did i would have at the very least been severely injured or killed. >>> coming up, police have just seconds to save a man before he burns alive. >> there's just no way. i couldn't get him out. just could not pull him out. >> when caught on camera, dash cam diaries, continues. oh, you'. oh hey babe, i got to go. ok. come here sweetie, say bye to daddy. bye daddy! have a good day at school ok? ok. ...but what about when my parents visit? i just don't think there's enough room. lets keep looking. ok. i just love this one, i mean look at it... and it's next to a park i love it i love it too. what do you think of our new house? i'm most exc