. >>> another deadly trend is setting records in cuyahoga county. the medical examiner's office says the number of fatal overdoses to opioids has doubled sings last year. 2016 coming to a close and -- since last year. 2016 coming to a close. there were at least 42 deaths connected to heroin or feint anymore and another that number could be higher. there were at least 16 overdose deaths just this month. >>> a holiday warning for everyone tonight. scams against seniors in northeast ohio on the rise this season. i'm investigator joe pagonakis. what could be done to slow down this alarming trend. >>> and if that's not enough. crooks are trying to get you to get tow you on the road -- to how unsuspected drivers wound up carjacked and what to do if you're targeted. >>> rabbits, pigeons, a pig, a goat, a couple of dogs. >> i know it sound like a farm but these and dozens of other barnyard animals are at a shelter right now after a massive rescue operation today. and if cutting back on the caffeine isn't reason enough to get more sleep how about a longer li

. >> he's known at the cuyahoga county correction center in downtown cleveland as big sam. >> you used him. who's the victim? you sit here won't even open your mouth to tell me nothing about what these guys did -- >> we quickly learned gang investigator sam mclaren had a personality to match his physique. >> big sam's style was one of dedication and passion. >> you have that candy -- >> sweet. >> i'll see you later. >> thank you. >> you take care of yourself. >> he could be very caring and heartfelt in his communication, but he could also be very loud and bombastic when he felt he was being disrespected or lied to. >> this ain't no game! ain't no deals! personally going to see you, my friend. because i've been laughing since i've seen you. >> a change in these young men's lives. one example of how sam cared about the inmates, inmate tony goodwin. someone's story we have been following for a while. everybody expected him to be convicted of a murder charge and face a long term in prison. >>> we, the jury, fine the defendant not guilty of aggravated murder. >> but tony got a lesser convic

anyone with information about this crime are asked to police were cuyahoga county crime stoppers pitts they make a missouri man was spent 15 years in prison 42 -year-old christopher schroeder pleaded guilty in july 2 charges he met a teenager online in november of 2,015th of hits to ohio to get her and took her to his home. he then destroyed her from colucci's the fake name. shorter faces charges of statutory rape in missouri. >> with employees are asking for help in finding a missing 15 walking home with her brother he headed home and harris cap walking along east 100 eighth street. investigators issue about 5-foot 4 inches 110 pounds anyone who knows where she is should call with employees. >> services are being planned for a longtime dj. they said that this tweet yesterday saying it's a sad day here. thank you all very much for your kind messages as we today. before joining the summit in 2002 he spent several years and 97.5. the program director tells us he was a true music lover with a great sense of humor. the layout attributes that have 5:00 p.m. he passed away on wednesday at th

the cuyahoga river in ohio, it took that river catching on fire. it took a river catching on fire for the u.s. public to say wait a second, we have a problem hehe we need to do something g about. so s some of us, you know, think that we may unfortunately need to have that cuyahoga river moment in the climate change debate before we will act. somethihing so undeniablele that even ththe most w well funded, well organized disinformation campaign cannot convince the public not to believe what they're seeing with their own two eyes. >> when you talk to other scientists and urge them to get into the fight, do they explain their reluctance? >> what i perceive is that this problem is starting to solve itself naturalllly through sortf generational change. many of the younger scientists that i talk to, you know, graduate students today, young post docs, they grew up in a different environment. they witnessed the attacks on science. to many of them, it upset them. it upset them that scientists were being attacked for simply speaking truth to power. and i it s

so for those of you in cuyahoga county and geauga. you will start to get in on the action and even further west and south at times we will see some of the scattered showers. this evening it starts to calm and it looks like it will be chilly heading into saturday. what's ahead. wait until you see. the 7-day forecast is quite a ride but in the meantime, the ride i hope is going along okay. on 77 north above 480 has cleared out that accident cleared near grant avenue but we have some slow traffic actually this is the wrong traffic report that is us so please forgive me for that but pretty much we have pleasant valley road. it's water main break westbound lanes not eastbound lanes but westbound lanes before 77. i spoke to independence police and they say the road is not closed but use caution as you are traveling. lynn >>> the search is on this morning for the crooks who car jacked two women in beachwood. tf any tarpley joins us live now with the -- tiffany tarpley joins us live now with the details. both situations started as fender bend

. >> he's known at the cuyahoga county correction center in downtown cleveland as big sam. >> you used him. who's the victim? you sit here won't even open your mouth to tell me nothing about what these guys did -- >> we quickly learned gang investigator sam mclaren had a personality to match his physique. >> big sam's style was one of dedication and passion. >> you have that candy -- >> sweet. >> i'll see you later. >> thank you. >> you take care of yourself. >> he could be very caring and heartfelt in his communication, but he could also be very loud and bombastic when he felt he was being disrespected or lied to. >> this ain't no game! ain't no deals! personally going to see you, my friend. because you've been laughing since i seen you. >> sam had a calling. he really wanted to effect a change in these young men's lives. one example of how sam cared about the inmates, inmate tony goodwin. someone's story we have been following for a while. everybody expected him to be convicted of a murder charge and face a long term in prison. >>> we, the jury, fine the defendant tony goodwin not gu

a cuyahoga county probate judge has approved the settlement in the tamir rice case. in april, the city and the rice family agreed to settle the wrongful death lawsuit. cleveland will pay half of the six million dollars this year, and the other half next year. the 12 year old was shot and killed by cleveland police, while carrying an airsoft pistol outside the cudell rec center two years ago. a former richfield police officer face sentencing this morning, for taking money from a shop with a cop program. michael simmons pleaded guilty to grand theft charges back in october. prosecutors say he took money over a six year time frame from the charity, for personal use. simmons could face 18 months in prison, if a judge doesn't agree to probation. cuyahoga heights high school will hold a sendoff rally tonight, to support their the unbeaten redskins will play in the division six title game in columbus, tomorrow at 10a.m. tonight's rally will be outside the school at six. massillon perry will take on cincinnati lasalle, in a division two rematch tonight. the lancers beat the

we had a few little specks here in cuyahoga. light rain for the most part. radar. 38 in madison, 39 in canton, 39 in ashland. now rain today is mainly in the afternoon. evening it starts to break up. that is when a little more mixture kicks in. as you can see here on the models we wake up on the drier side. putting up any decorations you through the afternoon and evening and potential early in the morning. it is pretty small chance. no big issues. i will say if you do some christmas tree shopping grab the boots. your seven-day forecast showing temperatures staying in the 40s. we are on the radio. >>> what do you think on the weather? >> stay inside. >> that's the best forecast quick and to the point. >>> take care everybody. >>> let's go ahead and start off. first thing is first. talk about the common myths kos medic surgery. they are going to look seven to ten years younger. second, cosmetic procedure is ageing. we can slow down ageing or reverse ageing. >> you can be proactive about it. you have people from all over the world that come to visit you. how do

cuyahoga county, lake county, lake county ashtabula county run into some showers especially near the lake shore, and little bit of vaccine, if you get into geauga county, snowfall. it is light to moderate. >> into jefferson appears to ramen snow showers in northern michigan plots of lake effect snow phone the strong winds, between ten and 20, like the upper 20s tonight continued with precipitation just east of the typical snowbelt locales continuing int tomorrow for shutting off midda saturday. >> tonight, some areas typical snowfall could have half inch to 1 inch of slushy snow fall by tomorrow morning. more rainfall to the east with high around 40, the weekend forecast and that big cool down coming up in the 8 -day . >> there are the official schoo closing station. you can sign up for text alerts at fox 8.com. >> . a father of five fighting for his life after a robbery at an atm. he went to the atm on the west side this morning to get some money to buy a christmas tree with the family but right before he got the cash he was held up at gunpoint, he tried to negotiate to say it was c

. >> cuyahoga county probate judg approved a settlement and the tamir rice case, in april agreed to the cell in a wrongful death lawsuit, clue that will pay half of the $6 million this year and the othe shot and killed by police while carrying and airsoft pistol outside of the cudell rec cente two years ago. portage county sheriff's deputies and rivera place looking for the suspect in the shooting today the say jamell calhoun shot two people in ravenna township killing one th other victim injured, the high school there placed a locked-ou but was lifted anyone sees them they're asked to call the police. to all of court employees have been suspended after an alleged case of racism in one o the locations local comedian in his party claimed that the lagers what is appropriate or not a 911 call tells a differen story as jeff and jordan details. parma police call to the olive garden, around nine, the 911 call made by any employee after she claims a party of five, were all asked to leave their premises. they want to purchase alcohol for a minor. began to get racial and the asked for a differen

hanks will take with more than 750 cuyahoga college film students this morning. the academy award-winner began his acting career in northeast ohio back in 1977. >> tia: what's one team that you just don't like? is it the steelers? do you like the steelers? >> brian: i do not like the steelers and that team up north. other than that, i'm good. >> tia: if it came down to a bet, would you wear the steelers jersey? >> brian: i don't know if i could make that bet. my wife is listening right now. >> tia: she's from pittsburgh, i know. >> brian: no, i don't think i could put it on. i wouldn't make that bet. >> tia: the c cavs lost to the clrs today lebron will pay for a bet in the world series. >> brian: we are getting answers on lebron on this big bet he made with bulls superstar dwayne wade. >> that's right, guys. dwa wane wade is ready for him to make good on the world series bet. this picture says it all. he will sport a cubs jersey tonight. don't worry, james isn't it's because of a lost bet. they said the loser would show up to the other home game looking like a b

good luck cuyahoga heights. they take on bishop hartley. the coach bill for their 12 state championship. ill take on saint ann's. the browns hit the bye week with four to play. a week from sunday against the bengals. one looks into the tunnel and says, in those four games, is there one win?>> they still try to fight and win a game. it's hard for any organization. th all the guys leaving us, nobody saw any signs of putting. >> their best shot is a week from sunday. >> that tunnel looks awfully as many of you have noticed. with had problems with our transmitter over the past day or so. at 2 am for an hour 45 minutes. will take our transmitter down again interrupting the signal so we can put a permanent fix in place. at that time, many of you will not be able to watch cell three programming. >>> that should be in place by the time cell three news today begins at 4:30 am. you can tune in in the morning. >>> part that which has been on his way into a. >>> that thingamajig. >>> what would we do without you? >> you'll find out it to. >>> we'll see

and some here in cuyahoga county are fuming. residents won't be allowed to smoke within 25 property. news channel 5's joe pagonakis has been talking with people all day. this is, of course, a move to improve public health. >> reporter: yes, but some believe it is unfair it inthey don't comply they could be e-- that if they don't comply they could be evicted. unit or within 25 feet of a property you could be evicted if you ignore warnings from management. >> i don't think they should lose their homes for that. they have to consider that. >> reporter: here where many residents buy cigarettes everyone we talked to believes the ban isn't practical. >> it will be tough to enforce it. come do to the restaurants and bars? >> reporter: they say a large number of residents are in favor of the smoking ban and it is now putting together a plan to meet guidelines. still, though, they admit it won't be easy. >> the goal is not to evict people. we want to work with residents and make the transition as smooth as possible. invasion of their rig

. >>> a cuyahoga falls man is under arrest accused of stealing from a woman with developmental disabilities. larry hodkins is accused of taking money out of the woman's bank account for his own personal use for more than four years. investigators estimate he took just over $58,000. >> tia: well, coming up on cleveland 19 news, a recall to tell you about this noon. and the safety of their seat belts. >> brian: and more and more millenials are choosing to rent instead of buying a home. but they want a lot of extras in their apartments. we are getting answers about what exactly millenials want. >> tia: and we are going to collect donations for share your holidays all next week at several locations across northeast ohio. >> brian: monday we will be at the marc's on detroit road in avon from 4:00 until 6:30 p.m. you will have a chance to talk with laura >> trader joe's is recalling two hummus dips. bacavore foods is voluntarily recalling the mediterranean white bean and basil hum us. they may have been con tomorrow nated with listeria. it has a use by date of december 15. there have been no conf

assist him quickly, they're continuing to investigate if you have information call the police or the cuyahoga county crimestoppers. this time of year, at an atm, the place of eyes you to be a always better, if you can have somebody with you at the atm, just to watch out for you. a man who recently got out of jail is wanted for murdering tw people in portage county including a pregnant woman, the police warning that he is armed and dangerous. this are searching for 25-year-old david darnell calhoun junior, the blade he shot the victims, their israel 32-year-old sara marsh wednesday afternoon while they were in a car on henderson road and ravenna township, sanders died at the same aunt marsha at the hospita today the sheriff announced tha she was between six and ten weeks pregnant. it is absolutely tragic, you had to young people who are dea and one of them pregnant, it is just tried it i don't know what else to say. he says at this was not attack, the suspect knew both victims, if you have information, on david calhoun you should contact the portage county sheriff's office. three people recove

they cuyahoga heights doing for a title at 10:00 in the morning tomorrow. >> denise: all righty. i'm sure you will bring us more tomorrow. >> mark: yes, a few games tomorrow and then some the next day. we are busy, busy. >> romona: worried about those clippers. i think they are coming out of the west. >> mark: that is how many >>> jeff, give us the cold details. >> jeff: it is december 2nd tomorrow and that's what you get. tomorrow we have a lake effect winter mix. it is going to be pretty minor. you can get the details in the cleveland first alert weather app. our p cool. upper 30s tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. by 11:00 in the morning only around 40 and i think we will hold steady there throughout the day. the winter mix at times a minor mix and a little sunday afternoon. >> denise: thank you, jeff and thank you for joining us. for news anytime download our app. >> romona: we hope you had a ? t ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love

night himself inside the home they were exported inside the house the last time was back in 1997 >> cuyahoga heights will hold a sendoff rally for their football team they will take a division ii rematch tonight for second straight title to times two times heisman winner will be the honorary seven minutes after eight is your time calls for help. with reporters are revealing about the deadly plane crash. >> and who does the majority of the holiday shopping in your house? todd is taking your questions in today's plugged in. >> we could change that in the next 24 ?- 36 hours. you always nativity what does it have to do with that guy? kicking it with good morning. we have a forecast discussion here heading over to my weather blog the history of weather here in cleveland with more of the science elements with the other noticeable weather events upper 40s to near 50m and we are starting to see the transition back over to light snow it is portions of geauga not only cleveland but then look at gray or white here. and it is the majority of the country snow showers today highs between another warm fro

that lease were able t help him, detectives continue t investigate if you have information call the cuyahoga crimestoppers. informer wretchedly suffer sentence two years probation for with a cop program they guilty to grand theft charges in october they say he took money over six years from the charity for personal use, besides probation he was ordered to complete 500 hours of duty service and pay $15,000 restitution. that he killed a man stocks visa charges after losing his job this and two counts of cruelty under goddard's law the byers posted the story on socia media he said that the man admitted to shooting his two dogs offering to buy him to dogs. i asked them where they were, and he looked at me like i was confused and he pointed to the brush pile >> and there was the legs sticking out. it was a supervisor with american electric power, he was fired, the company said they expect the highest level of conduct on and off the job he i scheduled for arraignment next week. >> they changes coming to the east bank of the flats. after several recent restaurant closures looking tha a local brewer

cuyahoga county probate judge tamir rice case, and april the city and the family agreed to settle the lawsuit , and half of the 6 million this year and the other half next year, 12-year-old was shot and killed by the police will carry and airsoft pistol outside of the cudell rec center two years ago. this is a look outside from the roof-cam shows strong winds. wind chills are in the 20s currently. will be enough cold air to get a few snowflakes, if they pile up is still a little of an era but i think that thei will be some accumulation by tomorrow night. as snowflakes form and eventually snowfall in the higher elevations east of the city, on the doppler radar, the wintry mix in ashtabula, geauga county is where we find to the last, avon lake, the folger house, the lake erie looks pretty angry with plots o low clouds which is typical for the month of december which has the least amount of sunshine i believe about 27 percent of possible sunshine. 47 degrees cleveland, when's our blustery out of the southwest and then eventually from the last testing of 231 mph. with wind chill in the 20

it will be greatly have jt and pj covering that highlights for the games you have cuyahoga heights as well. it will be a good one. appreciate the comments have a lovely weekend. it will be really need. nice to bring to rings home. two of the form would be great. cleveland. it is. still to come on fox8 news this morning the health cause that brought prince harry and popstar rihanna together. all that coming up but first want to thank beau coup for being with us this morning. you can see them right here right now. [music playing] [music playing] the nominations for the 22nd annual critics choice awards are in and la la land is leading the way. the musical romance received 12 nominations including best picture, best director, best actor for ryan gosling and best actress for emma stone. the sci-fi drama arrival and indy film moonlight each received ten nominations. prince harry and rihanna stepped up their game to raise awareness on world aids day. that they did. the pop star and the royal took the pair rolled up their sleeves at an hiv drop in center in bridgetown, barbados. world aids d

the cuyahoga heights redskins left for columbus and at 10:00 a.m. friday date with marion local and the division six championship game. their opponent has a great title tradition, but coach al martin is not daunted a bit. we found a way to get by those teams, so happens on friday will be done on the field. the preparation is one thing that friday morning if the kids club and play as hard as they can as well as they can, they will give themselves a chance to win. >> friday night ignatius bobcats going for this close 12 state title. they face in the championship game. the indians came within a brink of the world series title thanks in part to home-field advantage and when the american meat when that concept is gone. baseball rewards the team with the best record with him field. cubs would've had one field. >> thank you very much. appreciate your time at 10:00 p.m. the morning crew roseann at 5:0. water demon. ice dragon. lesser warlord of ka'a. not so fast. infinite sheldon. infinite sheldon? nfinite sheldon defeats all other cards and does not violat

cuyahoga county getting into the mention. and locks like we will see more of this this evening. so if you got dinner plans or going to see christmas lights, you can have a few snowflakes in the air to make it even more festive. let's check out the window ahead of us. tomorrow a few flurries otherwise typical mainly cloudy few peeks of sunshine kind of day. shouldn't slow down errands or maybe you are doing christmas shopping. sunday scattered lake-effect rain and snow showers and then we get into a warmup as we head into the start of next week. 40 to near 50 and it's thursday where things start to change. 30s and falling and snowy not make it out of the 20s. this brings the instant school closing system into play. i alert you better believe we are there with closings and delays as they happen you willknow about them and next week could get busy. it's still plenty recally. let's see what's happening on -- early. let's see what's happening on the roads. >> wkyc traffic is brought to you by mike bass ford get a great deal and great deal mured let's look at the traffic map if you ar

did you know that two election officials went to jail in cuyahoga county in cleveland in 2004? >> okay. just to bring you back to what we're talking about. >> direct recorded. >> i don't want to interrupt you in, mr. cobb. i want to talk about thection a and what is happening now. the justification with respect, doesn't really match that of your candidate, jill stein who was on "the view" today and for the sake of my job i watched the entire thing and she said this i'm quoting now this is morning. the machines are really tamper friendly. they're easy to hack. now, as far as i know. none of those machines is connected directly to the internet. how exactly would they be hacked and by whom? what is she alleging. don't be sneaky tell me what she means. >> those machines are in fact connected to the internet for certain periods of time number one. number two, those machines, especially the dre. the so-called black box voting machines are using proprietary software. and most importantly, there is no guaranteed paper trail that we can check. so at the end of the day, tucker, what we'r

cuyahoga heights, st. ingacius is archbishop and canton central catholic all get their shots at state championships. i hope they all win. >>> the national weather service confirms five people died when at least 13 tornadoes formed in alabama, louisiana, mississippi, and tennessee yesterday. the small town of rosalee, alabama was hardest-hit and today the focus is cleaning up. cold, sam. >> samantha: very cold and windy. so if you do any holiday decorating today, dress warmly. i would watch out for that wind, if you're going to be putting up lights on the gutters and anything like that. this is the forecast. 30s in the morning and low 40s in the afternoon, and it will feel in the 30s all day long. yes, december is here. watch out for that brief wintery mix as well. a closer look at today's forecast and we lk the weekend after the break. >> tia: ahead, we get answers on how local photographers are providing comfort and hope to local kids with every single flash. >> brian: next, a police officer tragically sh

i wouldn't be surprised if we see them outside of that too cuyahoga county and it gets a little more impressive as we head into tonight. and your friday we could talk some really light accumulation. why not? let's do it up for the first weekend of december. your window nation seven-day forecast. 40s for highs through the we have scattered rain and snow tonight and also into tomorrow. and some very light accumulation is possible. it's not a big deal storm but yeah, lake-effect showers sure. saturday looks quiet and chilly and sunday we have more rain and snow chances and then we get that warmup i was talking about into the 40s and even 50s by tuesday of next week. our instant school closing system has you covered with any closings delays and instant is the key word we stress that because it's all about your we want to make sure you need to reschedule and whatever you need to do as fast as you can. let's check the drive to see how things are moving along. >> >> wkyy traffic is brought to you by mike bass ford get a great deal and a great deal morefrom mike bass ford. >>> it's 5:19 and

good luck cuyahoga heights. they take on bishop hartley. at eight, good luck, they and the coach bill for their 12 state championship. ill take on saint ann's. with four to play. a week from sunday against the bengals. one looks into the tunnel and says, in those four games, is there one win?>> they still try to fight and win a game. it's hard for any organization. that's what's really good about this locker room. all the guys leaving us, nobody saw any signs of putting. >> that tunnel looks awfully damn. >>> we'll be right back. as many of you have noticed. with had problems with our transmitter over the past day or so. at 2 am for an hour 45 minutes. will take our transmitter down so we can put a permanent fix in place. at that time, many of you will not be able to watch cell three programming. >>> that should be in place by the time cell three news today begins at 4:30 am. you can tune in in the morning. >>> i think they picked up the part that which has been on his way into a. >>> that thingamajig. >>> you? >> you'll find out it to. >>>

those of you joining us the oh radio broadcast, webcast, or do, live simulcast at the cuyahoga county library. if you'd like to tweet a question, please tweet @thecityclub and our staff will try to work it in. your question should be brief and to t point. holding the microphone the art content coordinator terry eisenberg and director of program's, stephanie jansky. may we have the first question please. question: speaker boehner, and would like to ask a question, and in the campaign, the question of trade. in ohio, people have suffered because of the trade arrangements. and many people and companies have prospered. how do you see that situation working out this year. mr. boehner: it is difficult to rearrange a trade agreement. in the case of nafta though, nafta is now 20 plus years old. it is probably time for all of the countries involved in nafta to take another look at it. i am on the other side of this issue. trade has been great for america. trade has been very good to ohio. yes, there are job dislocations when you have trade but when you look at it on the whole, and my view it h

those of you joining us the oh radio broadcast, webcast, or do, live simulcast at the cuyahoga county library. if you'd like to tweet a question, please tweet @thecityclub and our staff will try to work it in. your question should be brief and to the point. holding the microphone the art content coordinator terry eisenberg and director of program's, stephanie jansky. may we have the first question please. andtion: speaker boehner, would like to ask a question, and in the campaign, the question of trade. in ohio, people have suffered because of the trade arrangements. and many people and companies have prospered. how do you see that situation working out this year. mr. boehner: it is difficult to rearrange a trade agreement. though,ase of nafta nafta is now 20 plus years old. it is probably time for all of the countries involved in nafta to take another look at it. i am on the other side of this issue. trade has been great for america. trade has been very good to ohio. yes, there are job dislocations when you have trade but when you look at it on the whole, and my unofficial been very

students, and those of you joining us via live radio broadcast, webcast, or the live simulcast at the cuyahoga county library. if you'd like to tweet a question, please tweet @thecityclub, and our staff will try to work it into the program. our staff. i want to remind you that your questions should be brief and to the point, and not statements , please. holding the microphones today are content coordinator terry eisenberg and director of program, stephanie jansky. may we have the first question, please? >> speaker boehner, i would like to ask you about a question that was very prominent in the campaign. and that is the issue of trade. here in ohio, with we have people who have suffered because of the trade arrangements. but we also have many people and companies who have prospered. how do you see that issue working out this year? mr. boehner: it is very difficult to rearrange a trade agreement. presidents talk about it, but it is difficult to do. in the case of nafta, though, nafta is now 20 plus years old. it is probably time for all of the countries involved in nafta to take another look at

there were days when the cuyahoga river were on fire. i believe we can find that and that has to be our mission for the 115th congress adjust --ll at me to address climate change. there's climate change says the book of genesis. i don't believe that humans are about to destroy our earth. the, committee passing sweeping tax bill. gravek it would have consequences to local communities, from main street to lovingreet to free texans, my first boss on capitol hill, a cap and tax bill is dead or than elvis -- deader than elvis. on carbon emissions, there are free market approaches which are worth talking about. is to produce more american natural gas. those who protest more national -- natural gas are hypocrites. same pipes they fear are the ones that helped get clean flat -- clean gas the dramatically cut our carbon emissions in the last few years. also these renewables. the wind industry talks about how they are competitive. really? really? are oftenand solar located far from population centers. unless they have reasonable transmission lines

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law laws and we will not pass the country on tooooo our kids and kids that assemble days where the cuyahoga river was on fire or smog filled the air across houston, texas. i believe we can find that balance and that has to be our mission for the 115th congress. y'all asked me to address climate change. well, there is climate change since the book of genesis. i don't believe that humans are about to destroy our earth. you won't see the commerce committee advance a sweeping cap and tax bill. i think it's the wrong policy that would give grave consequences to local communities from main street to wall street. to quote a free loving texan my first boss on capitol hill, united states senator phil graham a cap and tax bill is deader than elvis. however, our carbon emissions, the free market approaches which are worth talking about. one rock solid approach is to produce more american natural gas. those who protest more natural gas are raging hypocrites. they forget, forget the same pipes they fear are the ones that help get clean gas to the market and dramatically cut our carbon emissions in the l

her legs are in cuyahoga county. i think her legs, and i apologize, i don't know your name. we'll find out in a minute. her legs are behind the other girl's legs. >> you stole my theory. >> whose legs are those? >> isn't that her legs? >> her legs are underneath them? >> yeah. >> why would she sit like that? >> she's the one with the missing legs. >> no, her legs are missing. her legs are right here. no, those are her legs. these legs are hers. >> we've established that. but guess what. >> no, we haven't. abby, these legs right here, they're hers. >> no. >> luckily, these girls are coming to join us from this photo. they're going to tell us -- there they are. live on that same couch where the photo was taken. >> they know the answer. >> i don't know how we booked s. >> they're laughing at us. >>> meanwhile, the 2016 election was a bombshell for political pundits and pollsters alike who were wrong. not even crystal ball could predict this one. >> we're wrong. steve said, i want to see that egg on your face. steve, you're totally wrong. i don't have egg on my face. i have omel

unfortunately, this time we do the folks done in cuyahoga county. there are slowdowns from that brecksville road merge. although buying is starting to be held back as the left lane's are blocked. we have a train pedestrian accident ovr none of the streets are blocked it is on the train drugs and richmond what is if you're wondering what's going on if you about that way. ohio seems to be the center of presidential elections many times. >> donald trump new that and he came back to her to think voters for their support. he says that he was born during the campaign that he must win ohio and his win by significant margins shirley helped send the election. i'm here today for one main reason. thank you. we won the state by almost ten points which they say is totally unheard of. his action plan to make america great again. better trade deal is keeping jobs here and more support for law enforcement and more opportunities for women and stronger doucette repairing and replacing up on the kick he pledged to build the law and crack down on illegal immigrants and