is a legally jailing doubters what's happening yeah the ohio a.c.l.u. came out with a pretty bleak report called the outskirts of hope and it paints a picture that shows that essentially one in five as you said prisoners in here on county or century there because they continue to zero money on a debt whether it's a public debt for instance court fines or whether it's a it's a private debt that they owe for instance something like of a furniture payment or or some other form of private debt in one and a half months in summer two thousand and twelve so from need to live through the end of august they found that forty five defendants in parma municipal court were there because they weren't paying their debts and seventy five people had say in at the sandusky municipal courts we see that this is actually a relatively routine practice this isn't one where you can say oh here's one aberration but this isn't going so you're telling me that there are certain you know certainly people can i'm assuming legally at this point be jailed for not paying fines or other

would you continue to elaborate what efforts ohio is undertaking to reform health care in ohio? >> yes. mr. chairman, well, as i stated in my testimony, unfortunately a lot of what we see in the aca is not dealing with the root of the problem which is how you drive down the cost of health care. really more insurance regulation or changes in insurance regulation. in ohio, we have our medicare and medicaid groups working together so that they're coordinating coverage of individuals that are eligible under both plans in order to save money. we have an office of health transformation that working with individual providers, hospital providers across the country to help better coordinate care between those that receive services for mental health for example, and then, also how they receive services for physical health, doing a better job of coordinating those services to help drive down cost, using technology, and to look at how we provide better care for patients, higher quality, at lower costs. so working both on the medicaid side but also then working on the more private sector sid

regularly are is presenting people who can't pay court fees and not only is what they're doing in ohio unconstitutional it's sucks for most people if they get caught speeding they're going to take it and they pay their fine and they go about their daily lives probably continuing to speed like the impatient jerk they are for ohio poor though they get a ticket they can't pay and then they face contempt of court charges more fees arrest warrants and eventually even jail time the a.c.l.u. report profiles people who have lost their jobs their homes and their health in time with young children because they couldn't afford to take. court imposed by just imagine that imagine getting a parky take it not being able to afford that fine being jailed for that and then losing your job because you couldn't show up on time because you were in jail for not being able to afford a stupid parking ticket that is sad and that is wrong and that is happening in ohio a lot now clearly they've received a fine for double parking or speeding or committing a similar offense that is minor enough to incur only a fin

we have more gun shows coming to ohio because of the loopholes regarding background checks. from our democratic caucus has put forward legislation before the issue had taken this big national stage, and we haven't been able to get anywhere. we have got a legislature that during the time when all this was going on, they passed legislation to allow guns to be in the trunks of your car in the statehouse, so it clearly shows there's a disconnect, but then when you get into the communities, like in my district and around the state of ohio, you see the pastors marching, you're at the funerals. these are people from our community who have been gunned down. these are our babies, and i think that what newtown shows is newtown can be your town. and so i think -- >> do you think that -- is that, newtown can be your town, does that loom heavy in the minds of your constituents, of folks in ohio? i think what we're seeing, right, is the immediacy of aurora and the immediacy of newtown have spurred action in these two states, and the question is, is it the case the further you get away fro

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he was assigned to me in columbus, ohio. had an interesting conversation, he was in fact, calling to the prison, the prison, the gentleman in the prison that over saw that part of the probation when you leave would call me in. he just would scare me to death. what do you have in this man called for? what are you trying to do? you think you're something congressman. i said i don't know charles moser. he went out of line. but calls in created me a massive heart burn. as i show in the book, they called me in to ask me, who was working for, how much money i was going to make, which i didn't know at that time i was just happy to have a job. all of these details that you normally are put through are prior to me getting out of prison. i was not press released from prison on the due date i was suppose to be released. >> how much of this book did you write yourself? >> i have written the entire book myself except for ricky campbell's part and matt parker a former staffer of mine. i had an editor, sherry johnson from new mexico, wonde

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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

it's the day they usually ride the women out of here to go to marysville, ohio. i pray i don't go there. >> coming up -- >> i love you. god, you look great. >> the mckinney brothers are reunited, but not for long. >> and, you know some big time people and they still won't stop. make sure you use the restroom. step out. >> joe ann schneider makes an unceramonious exit from jail. [ male announcer ] when you take shortcuts, it shows. we don't run like that. we build john deere equipment the way we always have: the right way. times change. our principles don't. you don't just have our word on it. you've got our name on it. that's how we run. nothing runs like a deere. discover the full line of riding lawn equipment at johndeere.com/howwerun or your local dealer. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's jus

-- jean schmidt of ohio. mr. engel: she has participated in many, many marathons. she was at the boston marathon yesterday and 13 minutes after she crossed the finish line, she heard the bombs go off and saw debris and people running and things being -- falling all over the place and called me to tell me she was ok. she was waiting for her sister to finish when this happened. you know, when tragedies like this happen, you think, but for the grace of god go on and that was the case of jean and so many others. i want to take this opportunity to pause for a moment and reflect on what happened in boston yesterday and pour my heart out to the injured and to those that were killed and their families, including an 8-year-old boy, we heard today. whoever would do such a horrible thing to take innocent lives and cause terror amongst the population has to just be horrible people and people who care nothing about their fellow human beings. i want to take this opportunity to let the people who are injured and the familie

wtf, ohio, pick for a style and stick with it. i realize it's difficult when people are unable to pay their debts but when america finally pays china we'll deal with these dead beats once and for all. thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. apology write this letter on the tenth anniversary of the iraq war on behalf of my fellow iraq war veterans. i write this letter on behalf of the 4488 soldiers and marines who died in iraq. i write this letter on behalf of the hundreds of thousands of veterans who have been wounded and on behalf of those whose wounds, physical and psychological, have destroyed their lives. so begins a letter from wounded soldier thomas young addressed to former president george w. bush and former vice president dick cheney upon the tenth anniversary of our invasion and autopsy of iraq. young, who was a soldier who was shot and paralyzed in iraq in 2004 is now dieing in his home having decided to go on ho

that is the front slicing through the ohio valley. warm 70's ahead of it, cooler 50's, and some winter weather. still snowing in denver where they're trying to play baseball. they have 8 inches of snow on the field out there. winter continues out west. some of that cold air will get here for the weekend. with the front sliding south we will see some clouds around. most of the showers should push south. only a 20% chance. on thursday, breezes developing again pushing the clouds north and warming temperatures of. likely lateget here in the day friday. tomorrow will look like today. mostly cloudy and some sun breaking through. temperatures around the 70- degree mark. the wins will be turning to the northeast with which around 1 foot. the small craft advisory has come down. in the western maryland mountains, temperatures will be relatively mild. upper 60's to the low 70's. some better chances for scattered showers and storms wednesday and thursday. spotty showers, 20% chance tomorrow. partly cloudy tomorrow. thursday at the coast. to see

she's headed back to the ohio reformtory for women. marysville, 150 miles from her home and husband. >> my heart is broken. if you look at this garbage bag, that's my whole life in that garbage bag. it's part of that -- part of stripping you of who you are. >> ladies. is it sloppy in there? >> schneider, who must now serve the remaining six years of her nine-year sentence, is allowed one possession most other inmates must leave behind. >> most of the females have to have no underwear. it wasn't her case because she's so much older. i let her keep her items. they can get it from her when she goes to marysville. >> use the restroom, no matter who you are or think you are or who you know or think you know, i know some of you know big time people. they still won't stop. pad up if you need to. all the way to the back. >> can you leave them on a little loose for me? >> all the way through, ladies. stay on the sidewalk when you go around, when you go through. >> all 13 of you are getting in this van, it's going to be crowded. i'm going to gra

i'm from the great state of ohio and last year ohio ranked seventh in the country for student debt. with the average student carrying $28,683 in debt. i also know that the growing student loan is a burden in this country and makes it more difficult for families to achieve future financial security. and if left unaddressed negatively it -- if left unaddressed it will affect us negatively other the broader economy. currently there are approximately 37 million student loan borrowers with outstanding student loans. these statistics threaten access to quality education and must be addressed. one way to improve access to quality education, as i hope you will hear repeatedly tonight, is through the pell grant. again, i know firsthand because you see, when i was going to college, the pell grant in the early years was called the basic education opportunity grant. and there is that word again. by receiving that, it gave me that opportunity that propelled me and now my sisters who followed me are all educated. my mother, like congressman water -- butterfield's mother, served many years until s

stephanie gosk, nbc news, columbus, ohio. >>> when nightly news continues, heart disease and the newly identified risk factor that comes from common foods and later, why they're going to the birds. a rare look inside the eagle's nest. >>> supreme court justice stephen breyer under went surgery today to repair a broken bone in his shoulder. the operation was performed at georgetown university hospital after the 74-year-old breyer fell from his bicycle yesterday. >>> we've heard the warnings about heart attacks, the things we can do to lower our risk, but now comes word that despite our best efforts, many of us may have a hidden risk for heart attacks that doctors are just now beginning to understand. with more, here's nbc's chief science correspondent robert bazell. >> reporter: six years ago, linda was the very picture of health. she ate right and had frequent check-ups. then she had a heart attack. >> i didn't think i was at risk for a heart attack, number one, because i was very thin. my cholesterol, they checked everything all these years. >> reporter: many people have heart attacks

host: carl, ohio. caller: i must be getting old because 20 years ago we would not be talking about these issues -- lawbreakers raking the law, gays getting married -- family values are out the door. they are gone for good. i am scared because the liberals have really ruined this country and the republicans have not helped much. they have made things worse. we are not talking about getting jobs. we are talking about getting rid of social security and medicare. i do not believe how much we have changed in this country. thank you. i agree with carl that we have had some sudden changes. consider the same-sex marriage argument. this conversation has changed dramatically since 2004 and even in the last month or two. that is one reason why social conservatives would say that we ought not to have radical changes on the basis of this cultural moment. if you have something as important as marriage historically and culturally we ought to protect and conserve it. host: a question from twitter, jonathan writes what

it is a cluster of powerful storms coming across ohio. the severe what covers much of pittsburgh and almost into garrard county. into west for jenna and eastern ohio. that is the front that is dropping into the warm area here. it could trigger a thunderstorm as the friends light sir. temperature kin contrasts. 30's over the upper midwest. more snow in the rockies. very cold conditions, temperatures in the 30's in denver. the snow continues to fall across wyoming. there is still some winter weather. we will see that a cooling trend as it moves east, not until the weekend. a couple of scattered showers in the morning and the clouds that out in the afternoon getting temperatures into the low 70's. bashar activity will be mostly to the south in the afternoon. with any luck we will turn out to be a decent spring day. temperatures are mild and isolated showers of to midnight. bashar possible in the morning and mostly cloudy in the afternoon. highs around 70 degrees. the winds are turning to the northeast with waves around 1 foot. the water temp

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 although they don't often speak about what happened that day, both are thankful to have survived an encounter that could have easily ended tragically. >> had deputy gates not stopped when he did, i probably at the very least would have been severely injured or killed. >> gun, gun! >>> 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. [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significa

pictures were taken in both cases in ohio, online bullying was taken to the extreme after two teenage girls threatened the girl after the boys were arrest. we continue on ktvu.com and have several crews working on this. and visit for the latest details on the investigation or follow us on twitter. >>> a richmond man accused of raping and kidnapping a child is likely to spend the rest of his life in jail. he was outside playing and the teens father found the two during the attack. and the attacker is scheduled to be sentenced may 3rd. >>> the company supplying the bolts for the bay bridge has been sited for defigs aensciency in areas. new documents so they had flagged the bolt maker in the past and the auditor was given a pass and recommended improvement. >>> we are following developing news in san francisco at this hour police are combing the area in the city's mission district where a man was shot. he was standing on the corner when two people go out of a car and one man shot him in the shoulder. the injuries are not life-threatening. >>> a hayward man has been missing since sunday a

for example, ohio republican and republican from ohio rob portman. >> conservative republican senator rob portman, who has opposed gay marriage in the past, stunned washington by saying he now favors it. his reason, his son had told him he was gay. >> stephen: he changed his mind because he has a gay son which is not just wrong but it's undemocratic. because his other two children are straight. what happened to majority rule? [laughter] [cheers and applause] portman's just the latest victim of the long gay con. here's how the scam works. first, a gay person decides to get born into a conservative family, gains their trust by letting them love and raise them, and then 21 short years later-- boom!-- they spring the gay trap. [laughter] that's what happened to dick cheney. his daughter mary changed his mind about gay marriage by tugging on his heartstrings. now, thankfully, some republicans are holding fast, like georgia senator and noise bill cosby makes when he gets out of a chair saxby chambliss. [laughter] when asked whether rob portman's flip flop had changed his mind, chambliss rep

ohio license plate king david zebra 8-8-9. we're heading to a carjacking that just occurred at 55th and chester. 0-1, we're pulling up. dispatcher: okay, 22-27. gonzalez: let's see what's going on here. man: he's mute. gonzalez: okay. mullins: 3-0-1 radio. we got a portable, mel? color: blue... i believe it's beige. beige... tan. all right, we're getting some further information from the victim here. two of them? well, let's tour then. 0-1, further information: two white males took this car. northbound on 5-5 about ten minutes ago. ohio license king victor zebra 8-8-9. a two-door chevy chevette 1979, tan in color. two males... two males? white? here... hold on to this. another car's going to come and make the report. we're going to go look for your car. okay? all right. all right. gonzales: don't go anywhere. stay there. after receiving some further information from this victim of this carjacking here we been touring the area a predominantly white area-- being that's what the suspects were. we believe we're on to the vehicle.

he said, anyone of your campaign managers in ohio. i said, ok. i got down in there. the guard said, here, you have some hate mail. .t was from california they gave me the mail. he gave me the most a missing part of the strip down. and then i got into the intake, walked into prison, down into the courtyard. the warden -- i want to use a language i do in the book, but the warden told the man who was blessed take me, get away from him. he can find his way. so i don't know where to go. prisoner said, where is your escort? i said, i don't know, some little guy in a suit yield some fellow in which. he took me in the back -- in a .uit yelled some fellow he took me in the back. he said, are you the congressman? >> i said i used to be. he said you are a republican. i said well, republicans put me in here. he says i was the mayor bees cleveland. i'll get you some close. congressman bob ney tonight on c-span's q&a. president obama and comedian conan o brahman -- conan o'brien spoke at the washington hilton. we begin with some of the red carpet arrivals. >> i will need everyone

a shift that he needed in key swing states like ohio, pennsylvania, virginia, florida and colorado. that is further evidence of the true significance of the obama coalition. it represents a genuine progressive majority in this country. and when the obama coalition is activated and invested on an issue, they can change political gravity. they can make things orbit in a different way than they would have otherwise. in the wake of the sandy hook massacre, under the president's leadership and the vice president's leadership, under a sudden outpouring of money, organization, effort, rhetorical leadership and passion, we've seen the political gravity around the issue of gun safety move faster and further than anyone would have guessed it could just a few months ago. so, yeah, that vote was a setback for gun safety proponents, a big one, but the real story is the politics that come after the vote. and the president said as much himself on the day the background check bill went down under a senate filibuster. >> all in all, this was a pretty shameful day for washington. but this effort is n

it's the day they usually ride the women out of here to go to marysville, ohio. i pray i don't go there. god, you look great. >> the mckinney brothers are reunited, but not for long. >> and -- >> i know some of it you all know some big-time people but they still won't stop. so make sure you use the restroom. pad up if you need to. all right. step out. >> joanne schneider makes an unceremonious exit from jail. [ clang ] my house is where plants came to die. but, it turns out all i was missing was miracle-gro potting mix. it's got what a plant needs like miracle-gro plant food that feeds them for up to six months. you get bigger, healthier plants, guaranteed. who's got two green thumbs thanks to miracle-gro? ah, this gal. boom! with the right soil, everyone grows with miracle-gro. [ children laughing ] ♪ ...is the smell of salt in the air. ♪ it's the sound a seashell makes. [ seagulls calling ] away...is a place that's beyond your imagination, yet well within your means. find your away. for a dealer and the rv that's right for you, visit gorving.com. woman: wha

big thunderstorms out in the ohio valley and in fact, severe weather in the ohio valley. we have a severe thunderstorm watch to the west of us. some of this activity will die out and graze our northern suburbs later on tonight. temperature wise, 74 fairfax. 76 in reston. 73 in waldorf and 76 in college park. so, oscillating cold front for the rest of the week. it will take this front through friday to figure out which way to go. a few showers tonight. and easterly winds on wednesday. that will knock temperatures down a shade, but warmer on thursday and friday. that will increase our chance for showers and thunderstorms. but, 73 tomorrow. 75 on thursday. 77 on friday. yes, we have showers and thunderstorms each day, but neither day will be a washout. we get into saturday, very early morning shower, but nice. no worries about the games. you have little league games. lows in the mid 40s. maybe a few showers next tuesday and with those lows in the 40s over the weekend, that means 30s in the suburbs. that's average. average low is 38 to 46. it's cool, not used to it, get ready

in ohio i worked for the same thing. we have a requirement of personal finance education before you graduate. that was a struggle. the next struggle is how much is it. i'm told just yesterd we had visitors in on the subject, a woman from the university of cincinnati that in many districts that's going to be just a six week thing folded in to some orr class which is something. it's better than nothing. and six weeks is certainly better than zero. but we have to take this seriously. we mandate teaching of history, we mandate teaching of government so people can be good citizens. we also have to mandate a basic understanding of finance and a recognition there are going to be certain decisions you'll come across in your life that will be life changing. what you do about that mortgage, what you do about trying to pay for education and getting those right is really not a casual matter, and it's something we plan to be a trusted source for the resources for people to try to grapple with those decisions as we're doing right now

. >> john: today on wtf ohio, we take a look at ohio governor john kasich. like many modern-day republicans, he really wants to lower taxes on the rich but the man's not so closed-minded he won't look at other options like raising taxes on the poor. governor kasich here has proposed a new tax plan that would cut income taxes for many ohioans but also increase sales taxes for additional goods. a tax which as you know, tends to fall on poor and working people. so as far as kasich is concerned, this is a tax with no collateral damage. in this plan, the poor would have their taxes raised $63 annually while the rich would get a tax cut of $10,000. you see, according to republicans like john kasich, the really needly people in america are the rich and the rich can't get richer on their own. they need help from a powerful interest group like the poor. wtf, ohio. are you aware that you folks elected a fox news guy to lead your state. you know that but you got it backwards because the trajectory is to disgrace himself or herself in office then getting a job reading p

the maryland bus company is facing more scrutiny after an accident in ohio. about a dozen new york city high school students were thrown from their seats when one of the company's charter buses overturned in columbus, ohio while returning from st. louis. fortunately no one suffered a serious injury. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the bus is operated by platinum magic carpet ride in waldorf, maryland. the man behind platinum once ran lydia bus tours which was closed down last year. >> they changed their colors. they're abc trucking company or bus company one day and xyz company the next day. >> the drivers and vehicles of platinum magic carpet ride have never been inspected. >>> jury deliberations are set to get under way in the murder trial of a philadelphia abortion provider. dr. kermit gosnell has been accused of killing four babies born alive after botched abortions. marley hall reports from philadelphia that gosnell could get the death penalty if he's convicted. >> reporter: lawyers in the murder trial after philadelphia abortion provider

harrison was in ohio. john tyler was in virginia but harrison was in ohio. the other question was about -- his accidentcy, which don't think he was called. >> one of the nicer questions. >> absolutely. the accidental president forced his accidentcy because nobody expected john tile wore ascend to the presidency. >> what kind of issues did he face when he came to office? >> there are personal ones and then there are broader political ones. personal ones are that people didn't trust him. they didn't like him. they didn't expect he would be on in the first place. he wasn't even the first choice of being vice presidental candidate for the wig party. so they were fine with letting had go out and live in waynesburg while william harrison was in the white house. those are personal things he had to live with. political issues, there's certainly the issue over the renewal of the bank of the stutes. major issues also over the tariffs and protective tariffs and any funds, depending upon what part of the country you lived in on what was protected and what wasn't. the bi

pulling back at shoring in some context, this storm across indiana and ohio. most of this will travel to the north and west of washington. 2:00 a.m., it's none of the question that some of this activity will affect some of our during area. after sunset looking north and west, at 10:00, you may see some flashes on the horizon from these thunderstorms. you may notice a difference behind the system. 83 in charleston. 76 in pittsburgh. 54 in chicago. 46 in minneapolis. we will get that colder weather, but it will modify over the weekend. coming, but in the meantime, a mild day tomorrow in the 70's. same thing on there's the as we approach 80. on friday, here is the front. there's the potential late friday afternoon, friday evening for some moisture. a few clouds overnighter late morning. partially sunni tomorrow. 71 midday. calling for a 30% chance of an isolated showers or storm. 20% on thursday. but going up to 80% for friday afternoon and evening. maybe a shower early saturday morning, but what a difference there. those are below average temperatures. on a roll

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winters came from dayton, ohio, and got his start when his wife entered him in a talent contest so he could win a new watch. >> my friend jonathan winters. >> reporter: soon it was off to new york and stand-up and "the tonight show," and to hollywood and the wackiest of all road movies "it's a mad, mad, mad, mad world." >> now, fellows, you keep this up and i'm going to get sore. i mean it. >> reporter: gary owens worked alongside winters in "laugh in." >> every time he was a different character he had a different face. >> reporter: he had a genius for characters from maude frickert -- >> give me a little -- oh, isn't that sweet? >> reporter: -- to chester ho y honeyhugger. winters worked with muppets. >> i just can't go on tonight. >> reporter: and "mork & mindy." he did suffer through dark periods, suffering a nervous breakdown and spending months in a mental institution. today this master of the improv was honored in tweets. bob newhart wrote jonathan winters was the king, a true genius. dick van dyke said the first time i saw jonathan winters perform i thought i might as well quit

the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized for one minute. mrs. beatty: i rise today in recognizing tuesday april 9, as equal pay day for women. the equal pay act signed into law by president kennedy in 1963 amended the fair labor standards act of 1938 to prohibit sex-based wage discrimination between men and women who perform jobs that require substantially equal skill, effort and responsibility. in 1963, women were earning on an average of 59 cents on the dollar compared to men. i rise because today on average, women earn 77 cents for every dollar a man earns. in 2013, a study by the united states census bureau in columbus, ohio, women are paid 81 cents for every dollar paid to men. this amounts to a yearly gap of $9,261 between men and women who work full-time. equal work, it's simple, deserves equal pay. i'm proud that the first piece of legislation that president obama signed into law during his first term was the lilly ledbetter act. i rise for all the lilly ledbetters in hope that the wage workers in this country will be equal regardless of

state of ohio -- it has been 37 years since it reintroduced the death penalty. since then, 50 people have been put to death by injection. >> the method of use is subject to heated debate to there are flaws in the legal process that often lead to the long -- wrong person being convicted. joe ambrogio was one of them. he spent 22 years of his life on death row for a murder he did not commit. it was only his faith and his belief in his innocence that kept him going. >> it is just the most loneliest feeling in the world. to sit there and be in there for something you know you had absolutely nothing to do with. >> a federal judge eventually overturned the conviction, ruling that prosecutors had withheld key evidence that may have proven his innocence. joe has been a free man for just over a year. it is cases like this that have added to criticism of the death penalty. opponents argue it is inhumane and expensive. >> it costs $3 million to get one death sentence during the whole course of the case, and about $1 million to get a life sentence also during its whole year

. >> in ohio, the staff at wexner medical center have come up with a clever solution for testing teens recovering from head trauma. they're using wii video games. >> we're trying to make the process of recovery a little bit more engaging for patients. >> the doctors found that the wii helps them get a more accurate and consistent evaluation. and there's another benefit. their young patients see the new tests as an entertaining game. >> and so it's become very competitive, and they enjoy it versus saying, "oh, this is just another concussion test that i have to take." >> for anthony, the testing provided a green light to get back on the field. for sports trainers, the wii is "scoring" new respect. i'm scott for "tkn." >> we see them all the time, but very few of us look closely. so, here's this week's "flag facts." >> if you ask someone what state they're from, and they hold up their hand like this, they're from michigan. here's detroit. >> the state is shaped like a mitten with a hat on it. michigan is made up of two peninsulas, the lower and the upper, called the "u.p." >> in english,

last time it was ohio, this time it's tennessee. what do you -- where is it going to be next? alaska? >> and some of the more sensitive customers, like apartment complexes, nursing homes, and schools, did get service today. republic is telling us this is just a one-day strike. live in fremont, kpix5. >> and if you were affected by today's strike, republic crews say leave your cans out, crews will take away your garbage by the end of the week. >>> paul with some pleasant news for us. >> wow. wasn't it so perfect outside? >> beautiful. >> yeah, the wind died down, not too hot, not too cold. we're going to be leaving that over the next couple days. but today was just about perfect. tomorrow will be close. take a live look outside tonight. i'm showing you this picture from oakland. we are not seeing one little bit of fog. it will be another night with the wind direction, the wind flow just about perfect for avoiding that low cloud cover and fog. obviously with clear skies, we'll avoid the rain fall. kpix5 high deaf doppler. moving over, livermore now, the east bay, south bay, ever