this is a big deal in my home state of owe o.e.f. ohio. the legislation says that parents have the right to be in their kids' most important decisions, a view supported by an overwhelming majority of americans. parental notification laws are the key to reducing the number of abores abortion ms this country. we should not allow pairptsal notification laws to be circumvented. i understand there are raw emotions that are evoked about these issues. however, i would hope there are steps we could take to promote a culture of life, and i think passing the child custody protection act is certainly one of those. i hope that the senate will take that legislation up soon so we can indeed come together as a group and promote the sanctity of life. i think, by the way another way to do this is to support the pain-capable legislation we'll talk about in a moment. along with millions of other americans, i have watched these deeply disturbing planned parenthood videos that were recently released. they graphically show that some at planned parenthood view t

the ohio river into the state of ohio. he would then move them farther north, ultimately, on their way to canada. this bible was given by john rankin to his daughter-in-law, mary a. rankin, on her wedding day to his son. what is special about bibles like this is that they have a lot of family photographs in the back. there is also family records written within this. as we research through the bible, we hope to discover more about their role in the underground railroad in cincinnati and the family lineage that began with john rankin. the last item i would like to show you is our first edition book of "12 years a slave" by solomon northup. this is an early printing of the first edition. the book was so popular when it was published a second printing was made. that is what we are looking at here. solomon northup was a free man in the city of new york that was kidnapped and brought into the south, sold several times as a slave. although, throughout his life as a slave, he never gave up. he always fought for freedom. solomon no

the ohio river into the state of ohio. he would then move them farther north, ultimately, on their way to canada. this bible was given by john rankin to his daughter-in-law, mary a. rankin, on her wedding day to his son. what is special about bibles like this is that they have a lot of family photographs in the back. there is family records written within this. as we search through the bible, we hope to discover more about their role in the underground railroad in cincinnati and the family lineage that began with john rankin. the last item i would like to show you is our first edition book of "12 years a slave" by solomon northup. this is an early printing of the first edition. the book was so popular when it was first published a second printing was made. that is what we are looking at here. solomon northup was a free man in the city of new york that was kidnapped and brought into the south several times as a slave. although, throughout his life as a slave, he never gave up. he always fought for freedom. solomon northup w

the ohio river into the state of ohio. he would then move them farther north, ultimately, on their way to canada. this bible was given by john rankin to his daughter-in-law, ankin, on her wedding day to his son. what is special about bibles have ais is that they lot of family photographs in the back. there is family records written within this. as research through the bible, we hope to discover more about their role in the underground railroad in cincinnati and the family lineage that began with john rankin. the last item i would like to show you is our first edition book of "12 years a slave" by solomon northup. this is an early printing of the first edition. the book was so popular when it was first published a second printing was made. that is what we are looking at here. solomon northup was a free man in the city of new york that was kidnapped and brought into the south several times as a slave. although, throughout his life as a slave, he never gave up. he always fight for freedom. solomon northup wrote his autobiogra

>> so we benefited from an all futures approach in the state of ohio. we've got energy efficiency, natural gas, wind, we've got solar. we think that it is in our best economic and environmental interest to have all of those in ohio. and we'll strive to continue to do that. >> but ultimately, you have a philosophy that tells you how to optimize that mix. maybe purely economic or a combination of purely economic and environmental aspects that allows you to calculate the number of people who should die in ohio each year. how do you -- how would you advocate determining that number. for example, does it include health effects from downwind states? if the emissions from ohio raise co2, we lose the sheath and 75 years from now people die in coastal areas. should that be included or not? how large is your commons that you're looking at here? >> arrest foster, so the way that we look at this in ohio is that, again, it's an all fuels approach. whether or not you want to -- what we don't account for is the notion that we'll see any impact to human health because

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of ohio, but also internationally. i hope visitors would come here to visit the william howard taft national historic site and get the upbringing through their public service life and possibly reflect on how things might be in their own very home today where they can have a child who comes here and they can look at that child and say you will be the next president or next chief justice to serve for our country. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring cincinnati, ohio. our cities to her staff recently traveled there to learn more about its rich history. learn more about cincinnati and other stops on our tour at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. authors davidext, and jeanne heidler talk about their book "washington's circle. " explore the roles of politicians like james madison, alexander hamilton, thomas 1790's.n the 1780's and they seek to understand the first president's leadership style. this hour-long program was hosted by moun

making a royal proclamation, it's got the state of ohio and kennedy: welcome back, president obama is set to name of mckinley the highest peak, it's now going to be called finale. everyone in the entire state of ohio talking about this, william mckinley incidentally never visited alaska and joe devito. i love this. i have tons to say and i'm chomping at the bit. so okay, so what is the real hubris here? >> it's interesting that we think that they can rename the mountain and it makes a difference. you know, you know, and it's like finally to answer this, and then we switch it up. >> and it's like, what is going on in that house. >> the people of alaska wanted this name change. so i think, looking it up, campbell hill is the highest. kennedy: obama goes there, they wave the scepter. kennedy: i hear that you are very upset about it. >> i go to there about once a year. and i think that since obama got in and this has been well covered that he has been trying to ruin the legacy and he's done a fine work. and so if you live in the southwest, that is the reason, it's like, okay, fine. but st

ohio river into the state of ohio. he then would move them farther north, ultimately on their way to canada. the bible is given by john reagan to his daughter in law, nkin, on her wedding day to his son. about really special bibles like this is that they have a lot of family photographs in the back. there's also family records in this. thee researched through bible, we hope to discover more about the underground railroad and the city of cincinnati and the family lineage that began .ith reverend john rankin the last item i like to show you of 12 first edition book plates by solomon northrup. this is an early printing of the first edition. the book was so popular when it was published a second printing was made. that is what we're looking at here. solomon northrup was a free man in the city of new york that was kidnapped, brought into the south, sold several times as a slave. although throughout his life as a slave, he never gave up. he always fought for his freedom. solomon northrup wrote his retainedaphy after he his f

congressman stokes, the block ofed son of the state of ohio, was affectionately called lou when i served with him on the house. his motto was to aim high, which did he, even before he was a member of congress, when he argued the supreme court case challenging the abusive stop and frisk policies and practices in the terry v. ohio case. lou's integrity is why he was elected to the house committee on assassinations and the house investigation of the illegal arms sales during the iran contra affair and of course his service on the ethics committee. when he became the first african-american to serve with the house appropriations committee, there he directed federal dollars to eradicate injustice and inequities by funding programs such as health care facilities for veterans, supporting the national science foundation and creating the first office of minority health at the national institutes of health. statesman and educator julian bond dedicated his entire life to the cause of social justice and equity. as a founder member of the student nonviolent coordinating led tee, or snic, he protests a

in the state of ohio. he was responsible for changing in honor of name the society of cincinnati, which was an early military organization. in the background, the top of the mural in silver highlights are different forms of presentation. in the cincinnati ural, easy different forms of river transportation -- from the early steamboats to the modern ones. on the u.s. mural, you see different forms of land transportation. and in the very corner, you see what might be the future of transportation -- airplanes and airships. the heyday for union terminal is during the 1940's. previously, for the 1930's, it had not seen much use. the depression and hit rather hard, as have the emergence of the automobile. but during world war ii, this was a major transportation hub or troops. peak, it wasts seeing up to 34,000 people per day. for a lot of troops, coming for union terminal was a very memorable experience. it stuck with them for the rest of their life. that they primarily remember is the rotunda space, with its lar

i think the people in the state of ohio weren't as familiar with that as the way mr. trump could have mentioned that here. john: have do you think his departure has affected the race? corey: it is the indication that career politicians have run on a record trying to say they have been successful in politics. it's not what the american people want right now. john: how does it affect the race though? >> it helps consolidate that support in iowa. he didn't have much of a base in new hampshire. you will see those individuals who are supporting scott walker. john: let's talk about carly fiorina. your boss was on the today show this morning and he said ms. fiorina had a good life of pitter patter. you look at her and it is robotic. can you flesh out those criticisms and explain what he means by that? corey: she gives the same stump speech wherever she goes. her first phone call will be to benjamin netanyahu. that is fine. what you really want to do is take the opportunity to take a look at her record as chief executive officer. both with compaq and hewlett-packard. there ha

corey: i think many people thought he was going to be the clear frontrunner in the state of ohio what. his campaign did not perform as well in iowa as i'm sure he hoped it would be. at the onset he was a person who was someone we thought we need to watch. the governor walker's message was not resonating and his number is defined accordingly. john: let's bring in mark. mark: do you think trump statements toward scott walker played a role in scott walker having to drop out of the race. corey: mr. trump is someone who doesn't get attacked. when he gets attacked he counter punches. as to trump was waiting for mr. walker to attack him and then mr. trump started to remind people of the bad fiscal climate that the state of wisconsin is in. i think the people in the state of philo weren't as familiar with that as the way mr. trump could have mentioned that here. john: have do you think his departure has affected the race? indication that career politicians have run on a record trying to say they have been successful in politics. john: how does it affect the race than a? corey: he didn't have

in 1803, the state of ohio pretty much stated we didn't want african-americans to come here. you have to have two white men crouched for you. you weren't allowed to testify against another wife and a quarter. so this was released adding up as seen in cincinnati that it became an active city in the underground railroad but also very proslavery. 1829, 1831, 1836, 1848 in 1862 and there is actually a cannon fired into the community. this is very much at proslavery city at night is very connected in the underground railroad. the reason it became such an active place in the underground railroad as there were people here from multiple different reason to just caring for other people in human beings i became involved. there were churches here because of their beliefs became actively involved in the underground railroad. major african-american churches that were here. the union baptist church, zion baptist church, so there's multiple people here in the community. by 1850 the sixth largest city west of the allegheny mountains. if you're going why scummy are most likely come into the c

officials in mckinley's home state of ohio are outraged. the white house tonight said it would find another way to honor president mckinley. >> crowds are expected to be so large when pope francis visits in just three weeks. a new cell phone tower has been put up at the catholic university campus. officials there say it will boost cell service and support emergency calls. not to mention yourselfies. pope frances will celebrate mass on the campus september 23rd. search pope visit in the nbc washington app it find out how your commute could be impacted during the visit. >> you could take a selfie and get treatment for your acne. that's the concept of some of the newest apps for smart phones. something called telle dermatology. ? doctors wonder if it could be worth the risk. >> she played violin. every minute of the day i feel like is pretty much full. >> when eileen lopez pew needs to take her daughter, olivia, to the dermatologist's office, trying to find time that fits in with her activities seems impossible. >> anything we can do to ease t

stable low-cost power to industries and citizens in the state of ohio. while working to revive our manufacturing output, we have achieved significant emission reductions from our coal-fired power plants. between 2005 and 2014, carbon dioxide emixes from these units were reduced by approximately 30%. given these reductions, one might think ohio is wl on a path to comply with a final cpp. unfortunately u.s. epa suggests using baseline for emissions since 2005, but in reality they're using 2012. emissions prior to that are not considered for compliance for the reduction target. it will continue to improve the operation efficiency, however, requiring additional pollution control measures will be costly and undermine long-term viability of these plans. ohio is experiencing a dramatic loss in generating capacity. losing some 6,100 megawatts between the years 2010 and 2015, primarily due to u.s. epa's mercury and air toxic standards. further reduction in the coal-fired generation is the biggest means for complying with the final cpp and a serious concern with r

many republican lawmakers from former president mckin polls home state of ohio oppose the name change calling eight political stunt. alaskans from both parties are hailing the change. >> deflate continues patriots quarterback tom brady and nfl commissioner roger goodell back in a federal courtroom today. two sides failed to reach a settlement over brady's suspension. the inform fl said brady likely new footballs what deflated below the league minimum brady is appealing the suspension saying did he nothing wrong. the judge expects to rule on it this week. >>> accompanying tom brady in court was his sketch jane roses zen berg. many thought the star player was unrecognizable in the last 67. rosenberg who's been a 6 sketch artist for 35 years didn't enjoy the recent spotlight and practiced sketching brady before today today's court appearance. >> important note for parents tonight. new jersey's new child passenger safety law goes into effect tomorrow and these new rules are some of the most lee stick tiff in the country when it comes to how kids should be buckled up. governor christie sig

lawmakers from president mckinley's home state of ohio, are calling it a political stunt. but a last cans from both parties hailing the change that honors native alaskans. >> right now, 5:46. we want to check in with kyla and the weather watchers watch are they seeing? >> i think we need theme song for weather watch ers, like da, da, da, weather watchers if you're wake this early and giving me observations, you de is her after theme song. check this out. 07 degrees, already, where barbara is, and she has got 91% humidity. my goodness. 72 degrees showing for david dutch, in clementon, new jersey, and another place, where they are starting offer nice and humid, dew .70. so a lot of people kind of feeling the heat this morning. let's take a look at one more. i want to head up to the poconos, because check it out. already at the 70 degrees mark, this is charles, charles, we dig your mustache, just saying by the way, you are also feeling humid. he says enjoy the heatwave. good way to look at it, enjoy t good morning to all of you, we head back home now, see if we can, oh, yeste

be named after president mckinley of the great state of ohio. >> the mountin was named after mckinley after his assassination. president obama will be in alaska focusing on combatting climate change. >>> a suspected murderer plans to plead not guilty to charges he ambushed a sheriff's deputy in texas a crime that could bring the death penalty. prosecutors believe he fired 15 shots and this while he was filling a gas tank friday night. the sheriff called it a cold blooded execution. >>> a federal judge could rule as early as tomorrow on tom brady's suspension if the deflat gate scandal. roger goodell suspended brady four games. brady is accused of using under inflated footballs. >>> donald trump is no longer on top of the g.o.p. field. ben carson now tied with trump. scott walker tops the field, iowa caucuses are still five months away but will be the first test of the organizations. third behind carson and trump is carly fiorina. >>> criminals are using new scare tackics these days to get access to your money. >> reporter: this is a new twist on the new microsoft tech support fraud. s

there were deep-rooted pieces embedded in the state of ohio. would you and you turn them away? there and the person that was making that decision to leave and the majority of cases you left on your own. as a slave on the next day where they going to go where you when you don't end up in the field the next day? they will go to your mother and father, your brothers and your sisters. there are multiple risks involved in escaping the underground railroad. >> the others stories of slaves going to freedom and risking their lives to come back and try to get others to go? absolutely. >> there is a slave in african america in kentucky and he tried to escape several times. he does escape a few times. he has to escape alone so he decides, once he gets freedom he will go back to the state of kentucky he will free his wife and child. every time he came back to kentucky he was caught and so he was re- enslaved. after that occurred several times he had to just leave his family and start helping other folks. he had to make a decision on freeing himself first. that's a hard decision because he

he has stayed true to his home state of ohio for well over 20 years, serving his constituents with pride and integrity. his distinguished career was marked by an honest pursuit of what is best for the american people as well as the inclusion of more folks under the big tent of our g.o.p. he has worked in a bipartisan manner to help create jobs and restore america's leadership. all the while maintaining a hard line on castro's rule in cuba, being supportive of our strong relations with israel, as well as remaining a tough opponent of the weaken -- weak and dangerous iran nuclear deal. john's decorum, grace and patience are his hallmarks and they will be greatly missed in our nation's capitol. only in america can the son of a bar keep rise to make a lasting positive contribution to our history as speaker of the people's house. i wish john, debby, the entire boehner family, including his new granddaughter, all the best. god speed, mr. speaker. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek eco

be named after president mckinley of the great state of ohio. >> the mountin was named after mckinley after his assassination. president obama will be in alaska focusing on combatting climate change. >>> a suspected murderer plans to plead not guilty to charges he ambushed a sheriff's deputy in texas a crime that could bring the death penalty. prosecutors believe he fired 15 shots and this while he was filling a gas tank friday night. the sheriff called it a cold blooded execution. >>> a federal judge could rule as early as tomorrow on tom brady's suspension if the deflat gate scandal. roger goodell suspended brady four games. brady is accused of using under inflated footballs. >>> donald trump is no longer on top of the g.o.p. field. ben carson now tied with trump. scott walker tops the field, iowa caucuses are still five months away but will be the first test of the organizations. third behind carson and trump is carly fiorina. >>> criminals are using new scare tackics these days to get access to your money. >> reporter: this is a new twist on the new microsoft tech support fraud. s

lawmakers from mckinley's home state of ohio, president mckinley are outraged that including house speaker john bainer who said in a statement, there is a reason president mckinley's name has serve atop highest peak in north america for more than 100 years, because this is a testament to his great legacy, i am deeply disappointed in this decision. that disappointment passing for outrage on part of the speaker, we thought that mount mckinley. might look like this if donald trump were elected president one day. we're coming right back. >> thousands more of hillary clinton e-mails, most yet are released. a large number are classified. so when does she get the pertussis treatment -- cannot be trusted to carry out an investigation. here next. >> a lovely day for a drive, until it was not. a mote arist -- motorists worst a mote arist -- motorists worst nightmar rubut then i got ap domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i look so professional, i just got my first customer who isn't related to me. get a domain, website and email starting at $1/month all at godaddy. lou: the state departme

ohio is one of the strong industrial based states in our union. and we started the down trend of the steel mills and -- which had been the fruit of the labor for so many years. of course, along with the new type of scheme of economics in our country, it was impacted very heavily. well, i guess part of my experience in congress was very unique in the sense that speaker tip o'neill and speaker jim wright both in succession, because of my past experience as a criminal and defense lawyer and one who had practiced a great deal of constitutional law, called upon me for some very serious assignments in addition to my appropriation committee work. all of this i did added to my appropriations committee work. but i was first appointed to the ethics committee. and the first black to ever serve on the ethics committee. i later became chairman of that committee. during my chairmanship, we handled the abscam cases where members of congress were seen on national tv stuffing money from a scam operation into their pockets and that type of thing. and it was a natio

of students at ohio state. so look, what hillary clinton is trying to do, she kept saying i'm going to defend planned parenthood, really trying to rally her left base, and she went on to also hit donald trump over his latest comments, commenting about carly fiorina's looks. will be to this from hillary clinton. >> there is one particular candidate who just seems to delight in insulting women every chance he gets. [laughter] i have to say, if he emerges, i would love to debate him. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: that, obviously, to get to a general election against donald trump. she's got to win her nomination, he's got to win the republican nomination. we are a long way from that. remember her staffer who was the i.t. safer, bryan baggily january know, he is going to be taking the fifth today to that special house benghazi committee. meanwhile, over in the senate you have two different committees saying they will offer immunity to get him to talk. listen to this. >> i'm not concerned about prosecuteing or c

from ohio, which is the home state of president mckinley. almost nobody cares. elected officials from ohio get all indignant about it and how it's offensive to the memory of mckinley. the idea that anybody cares, to the extent that they would say vote in an election on this issue, is about zero. but it does feed into a broader narrative by the republicans, that the president oversteps his authority. still, he has been slapped back a few times on that. but i think this is sort of a clever way for the president to draw out that reaction on an issue that seems so silly, that republicans look ridiculous for his executive overreach on a mountain that everybody wanted renamed anyway. >> mt. mckinley is not used typically as political football, but john does bring up interesting pieces of sub text. one is that the president is going around congress and the other issue that's interesting is we're going into an election season, and here's the president sort of taking a risk as far as his popularity in the state of ohio, which is not something you usu

so for me running for secretary of state in the great state of ohio one woman one man one vote that's the greatest equalizer and how hard it was for me to get traction because i wasn't running for governor. when everybody knows it's the secretary of state's race and i'm not saying that because a sister is running. because the people of cambodia and they don't have access at their voice cannot be heard for the power of their vote if you can vote for president or council or personal school board member or mayor or governor the ballot talks is the most important so what i think happened last, i have to quote my sister janet jackson what have you done for me lately? [laughter] and citizens in this country are not feeling those folks elected to office really are doing anything about their care or concern those of their children their neighbors and what kind of future our people going to have so we really have to start to talk to folks where they live. we talk about issues. people are trying to solve problems. if i don't have a job that's a problem. if i have to string together three, four

with me now is senator rob portman, the fine senator from the state of ohio. >> hey, neil. neil: now, we should posit here we're actually going to talk on foreign policy news, but this effort, senator, to defund planned parenthood even if it means potentially shutting down the government has gotten fairly nasty. do you think it is worth doing that? >> well, i think it's worth continuing the fight to defund. taxpayer dollars should not be going to plan t parenthood, and as you know, our legislation makes a lot of sense. not only do you not send taxpayer dollars to planned parenthood, but instead they go to community health centers. there are eight times more in the state of ohio, for instance, and they can provide the women's health needs that are legitimate, that are needed. so i think this is a smart way to proceed. we have had a vote on that in the senate. we were not successful, as you know. not even getting to 51 votes. but we've got to keep up the fight. there's another way to get at this that i think makes a lot more sense because you actually get at the bulk of the f

that has alaskans cheering but members of congress from president mckinley's state of ohio are angry. >>> we're learning more about the suspect charged with killing a houston deputy sheriff. shannon miles spent a few years in a mental institution been found mentally incompetent to stand trial. this after a fight at a homeless shelter. miles appeared in court yesterday as investigators struggle to make sense of the killing. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: an alleged assassin shackled hand and foot. would you call this an assassination? >> prosecutors say the 38-year-old miles stopped go forth outside this gas station, then he executed him. >> officer down. lifeline is en route. >> reporter: they say the eyewitness saw his red pickup. police using images from these surveillance cameras outside the gas station tracking down the make and model, door knocking every house till they came upon his house. >> they asked him if he had any guns. he said he had two, a 9 millimeter pistol he had recently gotten rid of and a .40-caliber gun. >> reporter: the prosecution asserting miles' gun w

>>reporter: but in the home state of ohio some republicans say this is no mole hill. >> too bad that the administration is chosen to go around congress and to do this. >> in arrange range the climate at focus arctic summit had the opening session. >> if all the ice on mother earth melts we'll live in wate water. >> the president delivered call to action. >> if we do nothing temperatures in alaska projected to rise between 6 and 12 degrees bit end of the century. triggering more melting. more fires. more thawing of the permanent fringt. >> on tuesday the president goes hiking on a glacier to see the effects of climate at change first hand. abc news new york. >> piece of titanic history is going up for auction. up next. plus polish police seal off an plus polish police seal off an area after new evidence of nazi if you struggle you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine what it would be like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work w

but her parent traveled from their home state of ohio to file emergency injunction. they called the surgery barbarick, risky, adding, that their son is what they called her, their son, wasn't mentally competent to make the decision after being diagnosed with hiv, help tight c, and depression. >> they wanted to make certain that their son was making informed, conscious, safe decision, and the proceeding today was necessary. >> just because a parent doesn't agree with their child's choice doesn't mean that you can then use the legal mechanisms, and legal avenue, to declare that person inch cap incapacitated. >> have compassion for my parent, i really feel bad, if they're suffering, you know, like i hope that some day they can have some peace about this and, you know, they see what -- that they have a loving caught their really does care about them. >> now, christine's parents, i think that's them walking right there, they didn't say anything when they left court. tried to go to court after the hospital to have the surgery, but no operating rooms available, so she will

boehner is a republican from the state of ohio, and his party's central figure in washington, d.c. he served in congress since 1990 and became speaker of the house in january of 2011. this after republicans won a majority in the 2010 midterm elections. boehner holds the third highest elected office in the united states, a position that is second in line to the presidency behind the vice president. he is 65 years old, married with two daughters, and comes from a large catholic family. he is one of 12 children himself, and his father was a bar owner. mr. boehner worked his way through college as a janitor. he is known for becoming emotional, given to occasionally tearing up during speeches on the house floor. he's been described as perpetually tanned and an avid golfer, even playing a round with president obama. >>> newly discovered emails are raising questions about exactly what hillary clinton considered personal. the exchanges are from 2009 between ms. clinton and then-commander of the u.s. centcom, general david petraeus. the emails were called "get aquainted." the exchanges do n

i like what he did in the state of ohio that turned them around. it is all about the money, that is what is wrong with our political system. thank you. guest: just to clarify, sanders's problem is actually not money. a lot of small donations along the lines of what howard dean did in 2004. he has been able to raise enough money to get his message out there and campaign aggressively. that is only going to continue. i think his challenges more demographic, and that he has appealed with certain constituencies who are overrepresented in new hampshire. i wonder if that would translate to north carolina and nevada? and i am intrigued that you have a democrat who is really positive about john kasich. kasich is a someone, he is a party leaders in smoke-filled room -- if you still had party leaders in smoke-filled rooms, he would be a contender. it is knowledge his jon huntsman who is running for the liberal republican campaign. he is certainly more moderate on immigration, social issues. but by and large he would be considered a fairly center right candida

you are going to be able to aggregated across the states, shiva take the state of ohio and aggregate the is -- and then all of a sudden the party will be able to respond to things that are happening in real time rather than waiting for the u.s. mail to deliver the results of the survey back and i think that is how our citizens operate today. when you look at facebook or twitter, we are voicing opinions every day with how we broadcast messages online and how he responded i think the political parties will have to look at leveraging that data because nobody is going to fill at a survey. they want you to just know about them and what they are passionate about. i think there is going to be some big movement there. there is going to be some day privacy concerns associated with that when they start mining that data. it is an important way to tap into the younger generation. great question. >> i am curious about the privacy issues. how do you guarantee social security numbers and background information which is hacked in the federal government -- supposedly they have some sort of security.

mckinley was from boehner's home state of ohio and ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate john kasich tweeting quote, potus once again over steps his bounds. asked about it today he said he doesn't want the name changed. >> mount mckinley, you know, i just think it ought to stay that and i don't know what they are doing on this. in ohio we felt it was appropriate. a guy saw that mountain when he was one of the first up there and named it after the president. in reason to change it. >> the trip comes as the land and sea of alaska are threatened by claimant change. alaska warmed twice as fast as the rest of the country and sea ice is shedding and glaciers shrinking leading to wild pyres and rising ocean temperatures are altering pitching in the state. joining me now is nbc news senior white house correspondent chris jansing. chris, let me start with the continue rers si controversy over the name. i get it, john boehner from ohio, kasich from ohio, this is their guy mckinley, they want to see him honored but i didn't know until today mckinley never went to alaska and the mountain

. >> reporter: in a swing state of ohio this morning, spending a lot of time with reporters defending and explaining himself. a lot of questions put his way over what he said to chuck todd on nbc's "meet the press" on sunday. but what ben carson insists here is that what's missing is context about what he said. listen. >> anybody of any religious faith whatsoever if they embrace american values and they place our constitution at the top level above their religious beliefs, i have no problem with them. >> reporter: what carson says is that sharia law is inconsistent with the american constitution. he claims to be a victim of a pc culture that attacks you if you don't answer a question the way everyone expects you too. >> good to see you, john, thank you. >>> the long-time girlfriend of the new york governor, andrew cuomo, celebrity chef sandra lee, says that she is now cancer-free and feeling good. she shared the news on "good morning america" today on abc. sandra lee said doctors diagnosed her with breast cancer earlier this year and last month an infection after her double mastectomy

but her parent traveled from their home state of ohio, to file an emergency injunction. they called the surgery barbarick, risky, adding that their son, their word, was not mentally competent to make the decision after being diagnosed with hiv, help tight c, and depression. the judge ultimately decided the surgery could go on. >> officials release new information about how close the public will be able to get to pope francis. >> oh, yes. the countdown is on. he will be of course at the ends of the month. the red areas on the parkway, are for ticket holders only. so, take a good look at this map. no ticket are necessary, if you stand in the purple area, they said it from the start, be prepared to walk. the green street are the suggested walking routes. there is also list of what you can bring, and cannot bring, for instance, only service animals are allowed, and if you want to bring that one in, you need to have a sign, that meets all of the requirement, as well. >> so basically, little puppies like diamond not allowed in the box? >> you know, diamond so small, you could

he's going to head to the battleground state of ohio tonight as well. you can make of that what you will. still no official word on my plans for 2016 from him. also, we want to tell you about casualties to report from those ongoing california wildfire. two more bodies discovered in burnt-out homes. that brings the death toll to five. two major fires continuing to blaze. >>> also a top u.n. official now denouncing hungary's response to the unfolding migrant crisis calling yesterday's use of tear gas and water cannons, you see there, against refugees at the border truly shocking. new video showing result -- this is a train station in eastern croatia, migrants were pushing past police trying to board trains. they returned to croatia after yesterday's clashes at the border with hungary. developing news on the economy. the fed announcing it will not raise interest rates for now. chairman janet yellen explained it this way -- >> the committee continues to anticipate that the first increase in the federal funds rate will be appropriate when it has seen some fu

you can take the state of ohio and aggregate the sentiment of elected officials and the issues that are important to them. all of the sudden the party is able to respond to things that are happening in real time, rather than waiting for the u.s. mail. i think that is how the citizens operate today. when you look at facebook and twitter, all of us are voicing political opinions every day with how we broadcast messages and respond. i think the political parties will have to look at leveraging that data, because no one will fill out a survey. they want you to know about them, know what they are passionate about, based on likes and other things. there is when a be some big movement there, there is also going to be some big privacy concerns associated when they start mining that data. i think it is important way to tap into the younger generation. great question. >> i'm curious about privacy issues. how do you guarantee -- 21 million social security members information was hacked. supposedly they have security, what you are talking about is a complete open society with no security, except th

it was 1957, dad's first week of his freshman year at ohio state university. on the steps in front of the hall, jack nicklaus was touched by an angel. his life would be forever blessed. he met barbara bash, my mom. she has been and continues to be the guiding light for her husband for the past 55 years. she is truly the wind beneath his wings. we would not be here today honoring this great american had it not been for barbara nicklaus. [ applause ] >> giving back is at the core of mom and dad. it's a little repetitive following the great group of speakers beforehand, but i want to mention the nicklaus children's healthcare foundation. it's a foundation that provides health care for children that could not ouz afford it. recently, a hospital in miami, eight of them, are bearing now the family' name. that is a legacy built in love. a shared philosophy of mom and dad and i quote my mom. if we can impact one child's life we have been successful. as a father, he is the best. dad worked in a different city and/or country every week. travel was a very necessary part

state of ohio. columbus is not a small city. ohio state campus a few miles away from hillary clinton had women for hillary event. she is here trying to get away from email scandal. trying to show organizational strength and trying to show enthusiasm. she is struggling with it. why? the think about this, bryan pagliano was on capitol hill. remember him? he was clinton i.t. staffer who set up server. democrats say this is political sideshow. that republicans knew he would take the fifth to parade him in front of the cameras. republicans insist if we want to hear from him, if he is taking fifth officially they might grant him immunity to hear what he has to say about the server. david: you look attain any crowds at hillary event you see how this is having an effect. ed, thank you. we go to the hill with chad pergram our senior producer. chad, the key here what most interests people, the move by conservatives to the stop irrather than deal has any chance of working. what do you say? >> there is no real

. >> i'm from the great state of ohio and i believe that all lives will matter when black lives matter. what we're seeing is i think it's going to get worse. and the police ought to be afraid. when we're hearing reports that every 28 houshs a black person is murdered by police, it feels like we're in a war. and we know that the police here are sending over their people to places like palestine to get trained by the israeli government. >> what do you mean police ought to be concerned? what kr you saying about that? >> it feels like we're in a war. people keep bringing up martin luther king. >> you totally just threatened the police. i understand some of the stuff you're saying. there's a time in this country where the police were sort of the agent to thwart any social change. that is not the world that we live in today. and probably the best evidence of that is the fact that we have now gay marriage is the law of the land of this country. we're not living in the same world as before. the police are here to protect us. making idle threats to people -- they're not idle anymore. making ter

joining us, the man himself, no republican has become president without winning the buckeye state of ohio. john kasich is with us. how are you, governor? >> i'm doing great. i'm in boston getting ready to fly back to the buckeye state. >> that's why we played boston coming in, so we'd make you feel at home when you are there. you called on the u.s. senate to block filibusters and pass the bill opposing this dangerous iranian deal. my criticism is with congress. they wouldn't use the power of the purse to repeal baemcare. that's their constitution power. i think a mistake. they wouldn't stop obama's executive amnesty. i think they'll end up funding planned parenthood by next week. we'll see. why won't they do what you're asking them to do and how would you tell them to do it? >> well, sean, this i don't understand because this iranian deal, it's opposed by -- everybody is concerned about it. i find very few supporters for this. people say if it's done, then we figure out what we do about it. but frankly, i don't want it to be done. i think the senate is always reluctant to just end th

ohio would become the fourth-largest state in the union. well, when people move west, they need houses to live in. if you look at all of the structures on the ohio river to the mississippi, it has been estimated over 50% of all of the buildings were put together with nails made here. you put them on the national .oad and send them westward we have records in the 1840's of wagon trains heading west with nails that might have 20 or 30 wagon and a line going west. in 1830-1890, it will produce 50 million case of males. this is nail city. the suspension bridge was put up in 1849, the longest suspension bridge in the world. marvel.technological it still brings in science come interestedand people in engineering because of the way it was made. it was a bridge put in to accommodate steam. this dates the brooklyn bridge bridge by about 50 years. it is like a funnel. it is a small part of the funnel . the funnel is really a bridge. if you want to get across the river, and you come in where you can cross the bridge and go west from there. one of the