planned parenthood in ohio, we will speak to former ohio state senator nina turner . she once wore a t-shirt that redefined the gop acronym. it read, "gop: get out of my panties." she made headlines recently for switching her support in the democratic race from hillary clinton to bernie sanders. we will also look at whether electronic voting machines could be used to steal an election. we will speak to independent journalist harvey wasserman. then to prisons for profit. a look at how ohio became the first state to sell off a public prison to a private corporation. >> it is the great myth that private prisons will provide any type of cost savings. here in ohio, we have by statute the required to say the least 5%, but there been multiple studies that have shown that they did not save 5%. and in some years we have had private prisons in our state, they actually cost more than public prisons. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from ohio. thousands of afghans fleeing

ohio state with -- >> dan: the key thing as we have been telling you all game long is ohio state, this will be their second big ten victory against a top 50 opponent. >> kevin: huge. >> dan: but now they have more work to do. now they've got to play at michigan state next week and michigan state is playing as well as any team in the country. >> kevin: so ohio state starts conference play 6-5. they've -- if they go on to win here request would win five of their last six in conference. go to 19-11 overall. and 11-6 in big ten play. 7-2 at home. and the hawkeyes, of course work to be done here with 1.2, but right now hovering over a third consecutive loss, the eighth ranked team in the country. uthoff, that's it. the upset, unranked ohio state has beaten number 8, iowa! [cheers and applause] >> kevin: one of the youngest teams in college basketball, coached by thad matta. has come up with perhaps its the eighth ranked hawkeyes lose a third consecutive game. fourth in the last five. a thriller in columbus. for don bonner, kevin harlan saying good night from columbus, ohio. tonight, back-to

8-0 run by ohio state! and kam williams, the top 3-pointer for the buckeyes laces one. >> dan: this is the play we were talking about. over there you can't even see him but lyle somehow finds loving who is all alone and he dox down the three -- knocks down the three. and is this a 2 or 3? but kevin, no matter, this is what we have been talking about the entire game. ohio state needed to stay civil close -- sufficiently ly ly close. >> kevin: he's boost arc. that is a triple. that is a triple. and i think people saw the smile on the face of thad matta ammee probably can't believe that his young team without their best tate, with shoulder surgery, -- have a look at it right here. clearly above the line -- their best player is good. a very young team that has gotten better slowly but surely, playing wire. 8-0 run by ohio state. the last 1:58. don't you love this game? i mean, this is what college basketball is at its best in what has been a wide, wide open season. >> dan: kevin, that's just the point i was gon

8-0 run by ohio state! and kam williams, the top 3-pointer for the buckeyes laces one. >> dan: this is the play we were talking about. over there you can't even see him but lyle somehow finds loving who is all alone and he dox down the three -- knocks down the three. and is this a 2 or 3? but kevin, no matter, this is what we have been talking about the entire game. ohio state needed to stay civil close -- sufficiently lyly close. that is a triple. that is a triple. and i think people saw the smile on the face of thad matta ammee probably can't believe that his young team without their best player, who they lost, jae'sean tate, with shoulder surgery, -- have a look at it right here. clearly above the line -- their best player is good. a very young team that has gotten better slowly but surely, trick taking on number 8 and playing playing them right down to the wire. 8-0 run by ohio state. the last 1:58. don't you love this game? i mean, this is what college basketball is at its best in what has been a wide,

8-0 run by ohio state! and kam williams, the top 3-pointer for the buckeyes laces one. >> dan: this is the play we were talking about. over there you can't even see him but lyle somehow finds loving who is all alone and he dox down the three -- knocks down the three. and is this a 2 or 3? but kevin, no matter, this is what we have been talking about the entire game. close -- sufficiently lyly close. >> kevin: he's boost arc. that is a triple. that is a triple. and i think people saw the smile on the face of thad matta ammee probably can't believe that his young team without their best player, who they lost, jae'sean tate, with shoulder surgery, -- have a look at it right here. clearly above the line -- their best player is good. a very young team that has gotten better slowly but surely, trick taking on number 8 and playing playing them right down to the wire. 8-0 run by ohio state. the last 1:58. don't you love this game? i mean, this is what college basketball is at its best in what has been a wide, wide

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we're three weeks away from the ohio primary... but more than 10-thousand ohioans have already cast their ballots. ballots.early voting pulled in nearly 85-hundred people to voting centers... another 16- hundred have mailed in their picks.and the state has received more than *150*-thousand applications for absentee ballots. and if the election were today -- a new poll says *donald trump* would win the buckeye state... beating the governor! quinnipiac university polled likely voters... and found trump would win 31 percent -- john kasich would only gather 26 percent.and in ohio -- it's all or nothing for the 66 delegates at stake. a decision tonight could bring a new kroger marketplace township.that would require a rezoning of land on the corner of ohio 747 and tylersville road.a blue-ash based group wants to develop "crossings of beckett".that's where kroger and other retail would go.west chester leaders will discuss the proposal tonight. the surprise patrol looking for lucky winners -- to receive *free money*.see who gets surprised

@what is it like for an ohio kid, @okay, to become an ohio state @buckeye? @that's living the @dream, my friend. @>> yeah, most definitely. @i mean, growing up in the inner @city, growing up in cleveland, @ohio state is -- plenty of my @peers, dream school and it was @mine, too. @so it feels good to be, well, to @be a buckeye now. @>> absolutely. @was it always going to be ohio @state? @because i mean you were @such a well-publicized talent. @i'm sure a lot of schools came @knocking at the door and said @take a look at us or did you @want to always go to ohio state? @>> ohio state always been on my @mind. @that was my dream school. @i knew where i was going to go @from the jump, even though other @people didn't, i always knew. @>> yeah. @now, coach, you've coached him @piece of advice as he moves off @the high school field and @goes -- he's not playing for @conference titles in high school @any more. @at ohio state, you're playing @for national championships. @>> keep doing what you've been @doing. @work your butt off. @don't worry about friends and @stuff d

snow showers in northeast ohio. a little different set up west side getting hit harder than the east side. wet in cleveland. it's -- at times it felt more like rainfall. extremely light. not impacting driving as much with this storm. certainly helpful for afternoon and evening plans. i think it will pick up. i will show you timing and locations in minutes. 32 degrees. northwest winds at 25 miles per hour making it feel like 19 degrees. here is a look at your radar. heaviest darkest purpose police on the west side. it's just recently picked up here, especially erie and huron counties. no advisories in place for the west side mainly the east side. it is contributing to what will be lake effect. you have snow in erie, north fairfield and new london as at this point as it holds south it doesn't hold together. lighter in richland and ashland county. blooming grove, ashland seeing light to moderate snow. it is consistent on the west side. that's where the totals will be bigger than what east siders have seen. moderate sno

ohio's primary one month from today. john kosic joins us live. >> ohio's primary may be one month off but the voting for it starts wednesday. >> reporter: the board of elections is closed on president's day. and ohioans weigh in on their choice of the power's nominee and the primary will start at 8:00 a.m. wednesday and run out to the day before elections. the primaries are open and giving republicans and democrats to vote in whatever primary they choose but not in ohio. republican or democrat to vote in that primary but you can change on election day, there are 850,000 registered votessers in cuyahoga county and some can't pull a vote in the primary unless they are a democrat or republican. in 2008 the last year that there was an open seat going into the primary there was 250,000 registered democrats in the county but 361,000 votes were cast in the democratic primary and the battle between hillary clinton and president obama. if 2012 is any indication 40% of those votes will be cast before the polls open march 15th. 40%

some going to go to ohio and i've been ohio. if i don't win ohio, it is time to call it over. i am going to win that state and then here off to the races. >> he has yet to win a state and caucuses last week. it is a story of survival that defies logic. an ohio man is like following a only explanation is an angel. the incredible stories coming up up. hold onto your hat. or rather your mickey ears. .10 cost you more to visit the happiest place on earth. plus it is the fox 8 guys versus the foxy girls who will reign supreme. the northern ohio hundred dollars -- in the giveaway a chance to win the two-year lease on the 2016 honda cr be. do you believe in angels we can now count one ohio man among the believers. he said there's no earthly explanation for why he is still alive. we have his incredible story. >> the entire carcass engulfed in flames. >> i can see the tires literally melting. >> and horrific accident and thousands of running to the car. >> with this seatbelts duck and door jammed, all he could do was watch the consuming heat. >> the windshield for smelting and drifting

ohio state second went over a ranked team this year. the buckeyes close out the season on guns the six right and as we had to break on this monday morning a live look at i 77 and i for 80 patty harkin will have a closer0 look at the

we'll tell you how ohio risked their lives to save yours. >> ohio is one of 16 states that does not recognize the cancer. we pored over study after study showing fighting fires is tied to an increase risk for severalcancers, including an aggressive form of brain cancer. beechwood firefighter mike palumbo is currently battling it. but ohio lawmakers won't pass a bill to give him timeoff and better cover his medical costs. >> i would retire tomorrow and spend more time with my family. they are the most important thing to me at this time of my life. and they've always been important to me but i want more time with them because, that's a time thing. >> tonight, we'll tell you why ohio lawmakers won't pass this law and how your tax dollars are funding the fight against it. i hope you'll watch our full investigation tonight at 11:00 p.m. after "how to get away with murder". i'm investigator sarah buduson. >>> scammers are constantly finding new ways to get their hands on your money. a lake county man says she was duped through a popular social media app. we will tale you how, coming up. >>> a score

near ohio, every single one of a protection order. but despite specifically requiring abusers to turn over weaponens, all were able to get guns. >> there saint lot of confiscation that is happen -- there isn't a lot of con face case that is happening. >> reporter: here at john hopkins center for gun policy, women have found to be five times more likely to be murdered if the abuse err owns a gun. >> where we've looked at, there really aren't systems in place that follow up on those check boxes and say sure that the guns that are possessed -- and assure that the guns that are possessed are removed from that violent situation. >> reporter: in the last five years, we found 31 cases involving abusers who had guns, despite protection orders. and in this case, the alleged in another case, deputies confiscated a half dozen weapons but the abuser kept another tucked away. >> you've been told by the court to do something, and we're going to trust that you are going to follow the court's orders, and i'm not sure that we do that in many areas of

why haven't they passed in ohio? the municipal league with the taxdollars keep fighting it, claiming it would cost a lot of money and this is what would happen. >> firefighters are getting sick doing their jobs. aren't we obligated to pay the bills? >> you're being obnoxious about all of this. keep and i am trying to get out of here. >> and after seeing that exchange, the mayor of bridgeport, ohio, support a letter to cave and said as a member paying dues, he was, quote, embarrassed and upset about how the executive director responded to the questions. we'll stay on top of the story for you and let you know what happens. >>> is ex07:00 and to a horrible case of animal cruelty. a dog burned and left for dead. the person who did it is out there and we have to warn you that the photos are hard to look at. this is hayden here. someone through lighter fluid on her and set her on fire. this morning, she is alive and recovering. but, she lost the tip of her ear. doctors say there is a good chance her eye will heal, though.

@we also checked with the ohio @department. @don't share combs and brushes. @ @>> you would be in good hands @with pam. @>> you absolutely would. @there's about 6 million new @infestations every year. @>>> [ indiscernible ] finally @takes responsibility for @defrauding charities. @rocker pleads guilty. @as chris tye tells us @wintering cleveland has turned @to be -- turned out to be @tough for the former wide @cardiac kid, breaking the @hearts of those most trusted. @>> he paid for dry-cleaning @and spent this money as if it @was his money and not money @that had been donated for this @organization.>> reporter: he @was caught stealing $100,000 @from the charity atm cards at @casinos in cleveland, florida @and las vegas. @today in court he pled guilty @to those charges and will soon @learn his fate. @rocker will have to pay back @the estimated $100,000 he took @and could be sentenced to @between 21 months and 27 @months in prison. @it's up to a federal judge's @discretion. he will be @sentenced on may 20 there. @>> he knows he d

ohio state with -- >> dan: the key thing as we have been telling you all game long is ohio state, this will be their second big ten victory against a top 50 opponent. >> kevin: huge. >> dan: but now they have more work to do. but this was a must-win. now they've got to play at michigan state next week and michigan state is playing as well as any team in the country. >> kevin: so ohio state starts they've -- if they go on to win here request would win five of their last six in conference. go to 19-11 overall. and 11-6 in big ten play. 7-2 at home. and the hawkeyes, of course work to be done here with 1.2, but right now hovering over a third consecutive loss, the eighth ranked team in the country. uthoff, that's it. the upset, unranked ohio state has beaten number 8, iowa! [cheers and applause] >> kevin: one of the youngest teams in college basketball, coached by thad matta. has come up with perhaps its biggest win this year. the eighth ranked hawkeyes lose a third consecutive game. fourth in the last five. a thriller in columbus. saying good night from columbus, ohio. tonight, back-to-b

it feels like spring than the middle of winter in northeast ohio. the temperatures are climbing into the 60s and the winds of change are coming. and this warm-up will not last much longer, but here's my good friend and compatriot, jason nicholas. >> and we broke a record. sixty degrees at hopkins airport. the old record, 57 and that old back before you were around, >> 1890. around. >> that is right. >> and let's show what you is happening outside right now and this is not a live camera, takes images every second or so. you can see that the cloud cover actually moves there and that is relatively unique and a shake there to the sky cam showing the winds that we're 61. 61 degrees february 3rd. downtown cleveland. the temperatures across the 60s. 64 downtown. that came downtown. that came down. 61 at downtown and 57, the old record in 1890. 62. the airport, 57 last hour and that tied a record set back in 1890. the cold front, the one that brought us the rain last night and the wind last night, too, colder air is moving in. detroit, 55; and more impressi

river track, not an ohio 71 track. that's the scenario. a 71 tracker further west. we will get wrap around snow. rain. arriving just in time for the morning rush. it is going to be a wet and slick morning commute. morning. look at this. we get a lot of rain, over an inch of rain and wrap around snow for thursday, mid-morning through thursday evening. generally one to three inches and a couple of spots, could get more if the track shifts further east. we will add more. stay tuned. >>> 38 tonight and dry and rain moving in after midnight two or three in the morning. 48 tomorrow, rain heavy at times and windy and a murky day. akron and canton. rain coming in after midnight. let's do 51. rain heavy and the snow arrives thursday. one to three, maybe four inches in a few spots. 38 and a little morning flurry on friday. a dry milder weather weekend. >>> sounds good. andy, you don't have to worry about the rain or the snow. >> trying to get here before the rain gets here. at least that's what mark says. that's an early morning

lisa: the ohio riverfront is getting a make-over. plans have been revealed for the project in dayton, kentucky. the biggest addition is the riverfront commons trail, connecting ludlow to fort thomas. the entire project is estimated at $24 million and could take up to 15 years to complete, depending on funding. mark: new this morning, a downtown clothing store is closing its doors after six decades in cincinnati. the signs are up at house of adam on vine street. the going-out-of-business sale starts today. the store opened in 1955. no word on when it will close for good. lisa: 33 degrees on your thursday morning. randi: we are starting out with temperatures in the 30' s. we' re going to see temperatures slide through the morning rush plan on cloudy skies. it will be breezy and you have to bust out the winter coats for the kids. the wind chill likely in the upper teens. on the way home from school, 35 degrees, cloudy and cooler. it is february. 35 today. we do warm-up in time for the weekend. kyla: a clear drive on this thursday mornin

, ohio, ohio. @>> yes, say it one more time. @>> thanks. @>>> this is quite a story. @a local innovation is getting @national attention. @paint that can kill bacteria. @sherwin williams launched paint @shield. @you can buy this for your home. @cause infections like staff, e @coli, vre. @steve with sherwin williams @says athletic fascists, @daycares, and schools are @ohio. @>> paint shield will kill the @organisms at greater than 99.9% @within two hours of exposure on @the paint film. @it continues to kill those @organisms up to four years as @long as you keep the paint film @intact. @>> all stores across northeast @ohio sell paint shield now. @colors. @as you can imagine, it is more @expensive. @the price tag is $84.99 per @gallon. @>>> when we come back on news @at 7:00, a gift that keeps @giving. @how a pair of sisters @discovered years of romance @between their parents in one @bag that everyone forgot about. @>> the change sports @illustrated made to its @swimsuit edition that's @generating plenty debate right oooh, i think i saw dessert! hey! steven stay strong! w

rob vo parents on guard in one ohio neighborhood... after a man tries to kidnap a young girl while she slept. kara 2 shot good morning -- it's 4:30. i'm kara sewell rob 2 shot and i'm rob williams... look at the forecast with meteorologist frank marzullo. expect a few flurries this morning and today otherwise cloudy and cold a high today 36. our warm-up for the weekend will be really nice on saturday 50 and by sunday low 60s with a high of 62. it will be breezy on sunday afternoon as rain chances increase sunday night into early monday morning. we start out next week mild in the upper 40s. breaking now breaking now... a gunman accused of a deadly shooting spree in kansas... has been shot dead by police. investigators say the mass shooting in heston, started with a car jacking... then moved on to a parking lot and lawnmower parts manufacturing company, excel total of four people, including killed... and 18 employee at excel industries... coworkers say they never saw any signs of trouble. "he was nice guy when i worked with him on the se

@he became an ohio state by. @luke farrell is thrilled to be @coming -- is thrilled to be @playing for urban meyer. @>> i had a great relationship @with the coaches. @just being there was like @being home. @>> the home of the buffs tight @end hawkins can do a lot of @things. @he will play for the buckeyes @too. @he made it official today. @jack [ name indiscernible ] @can you remember that name? @center from -- is dad was a @center. he is moving on to @ohio state is about a. @michigan landed the number 1 @recruit in the country, reshad @gary who made his announcement @live on cnn today. @he had clemson and michigan @right at the altar ready to go @and michigan got the nod. @at st. ignatius, several @signed their letter of intent. @william liam aiken burke, what @a great name and a great @tackle for the fighting irish @of notre dame. @now we go to the defending @state champions, 29th student @athletes sign their letters of @this was an add-on, tony butler @will be going to the @cornhuskers. @the safety from clearv

to get ohio state is a big school. you must have offered them something they didn't have. >> i think we have entered a new phase and the honeymoon for sap and/or racklele is over. you can market and sell that you deliver cloud products but we are all judged by getting customers in production and having the customers get value out of the software. the ohio state university and arizona state university both did their homework and came to the conclusion that work day could meet their needs and get them el into production which is something both of or large competitors struggle with. >> for brown there was no unified view of the campus resources and they had manual processes. is that the case for the ohio state university and arizona state? >> that's the case for almost all the companies we go into. they have some legacy software

unbelievable across northeast ohio. we're going to see temperatures warming up to the upper 50s to 60s for a daytime highs. right now richland county, a nice 52 out towards canton and akron upper 40s to lower 50s. sustained winds at 15 to 25 miles an hour, but they start to die down as we head into tonight. so we'll be sitting under blue skies, temperatures nearly 25 degrees above their normal. cloud coverage is well towards our area. tonight. overnight. place take up these toasty into the 40s tomorrow. >>> while the republicans face out in south carolina today, burnie sanders and hill aert clinton go caucuses, a big day for both of candidates. to say this is a tight race is an understatement. >> reporter: they were in a dead lock so today is big for clinton. many say she needs to win but win big just to slow or stop sanders' momentum. she gained momentum of her own with friday's huge endorsement. south carolina congressman jim cliburn is backing her for nevada's result might be a telling tale for who has the upper hand

ohio is so important that ohio has eight presidents, more than any other. >> the heels echo off the place. generations ago, on a day that this place first opened, thousands of pairs of feet walked this route. this is a place in cleveland from cleveland. >> during his life, he actually stated that he wanted to be buried at lake view cemetery. >> reporter: the story begins and ends in cleveland but its middle wind through the american presidency, the white house in washington, d.c. and there is the lake view cemetery, final resting place of a murder who was murdered. this is the memorial to president garfield who was murdered by a dranked assassin who fired a bullet in 1881. when the body of the 21st president was brought here, it was to a temporary vault. eight years later came the completion of a permanent building. the body of james garfield was moved here. he was a vital player in the 19th century building of cleveland. >> he was very popular and it changed our thinking about things in this country. so he advanced us as a society >> reporter: a sealed casket bears the body of president

. >>> good morning, and welcome to local 12 news, i'm dan hurley. we are a month away from the ohio primary election. tuesday is the last day to register to vote in the primary. the polls, the rolls, by the way, have been purged since the 2012 election. if you haven't moved since the last 2002 election, or you have moved, check now to make sure you're properly registeredful early opening happens on wednesday in ohio. are focused on the republican and democratic primary races for president but local races will also be on the ballot. primaries by their nature are ugly. republicans. democrats call ledge democrats. often alacking their opponents with as much or more venom than enter party contest. along the way they explore areas winters. the ohio house of representatives is a great example of the impact of gerry mannedering. in a state that has one republican and one u.s. senator and voted twice for president barack obama. the ohio house with 99 seats as 65 p republicans and 34 democrats. almost all of the districts are noncompetitive in the fall. for that reason, the primaries are everything.

ohio's started in 2001. it stresses hand-on parenting -- the babies live in the same room with their mothers. "she can be temperamental laughs i see that, but she's very outgoing." like most new moms, twilla walker is getting to know her baby. little myia my-uh is just starting to crawl...but not on the family's little room floor. she lives in the prison nursery at the ohio reformatory for women in marysville. seven-month-old myia is incarcerated with her mother. "when i first got here, i was four months pregnant, i was nervous because i didn't know what it expect." twilla says she worried once her daughter was born, myia would be given to family while twilla served a three-year sentence for passing bad checks. "it's easy to get into trouble, even here, so having my daughter with me here has really helped me work on myself." she qualified for the abc's or achieving baby care success program. non-violent who are pregnant when they enter prison are eligible. behind this glass -- the nursery is housed in a spec

what the x- files, the c-i-a and ohio have in common. sot "this is fox19 now" one person is dead. recovering... including a young child fighting for their life tonight at cincinnati children's hospital. good evening. i'm it's all because of an accident in fort police believe was fueled by drugs our ben katko is live tonight. he's at children's information about that crash today on i-275. in touch with police they say that 7- month old who was thrown from the car during the accident... is here at children's tonight. initially... cops said that child was critical. they are working to get us an update on that child's condition right now. what you're seeing here is video we shot this afternoon from the aftermath of that accident on i- 275 near the bridge between kentucky police tell us they think drugs played a part in this. they say they found needles at it's believed the driver lost car... went off the road... and flipped the car. that's how the small child... who was in a car seat... and two others were injured. we have also just learned

now, we of uncovered another way ohio schools fail their most vulnerable students. this is how jordan zimmermann communicates. >> i am able to educate people and help others see that anything is possible. >> reporter: she types the words, her ipad does the talking. at 20 years old, she has found her voice, a voice silenced for most of her life. i felt trapped. >> reporter: jordan has autism and his nonverbal. >> conversations and things that i wanted to contribute but was not able to. >> reporter: imagine, until she figured out how to use her ipad, jordan could not share her hopes, dreams and feelings, or cry out for help. help she needed at a place where she should have felt safe. >> i don't know if the abuse is the right word, but i certainly was not treated right. >> reporter: for years, jordan said she was routinely restrained by staff at the school she attended, sometimes as many as five times a day. this is what restraint can look like. in this video, middle school student, shawn green, is held down for two men by seven minutes. >> i think i may have gotten a

we're going to see the cold air surge into northeast ohio digits. and let's talk about the chance county and tuscaroras. >> thought the day, we have snow returning to the forecast. the time stamp in the corner there. 9:00 a.m., heading into downtown, and before lunch, that timeframe there that we're expecting more snow and in terms of accumulation, not what we saw overnight and less than an inch in total. the lake affect snow settles in and parts of the snowbelt where you will see the greatest chance for one to four inches on wednesday. and this is your hour-by-hour forecast. throughout the day, you will notice temperatures are not budging much and low 30s, snow through the overnight hours. the power of five seven-day single digits. arrive? the first blast is wednesday night, bringing us to the teens and into valen tie type's day weekend -- valentine's day weekend, it's going to be really, really cold out there. >> sure, and a warm heart, too a live look outside of i-90 at kenilworth and thankfully, we're missing the snowfall for your morning commut

in ohio, we turned ohio around. >> you have 15, because i want to get to my voters. >> we turned ohio around. you asked me questions, i've got to answer them. >> but you're going on. >> we have thousands of jobs in surplus. okay, megyn, have it your way. let's go to the question. >> thank you. talk to my question, teach him that line. [ applause ] here's our first question to you from our voters. it involves an issue that you talk about a lot which is health care reform. it comes from travis walker who describes himself as a grassroots republican activist. go ahead. >> hi, governor kasich. as you know, health care costs are a big part of state and federal budgets and continually growing and obamacare has done little to address that. in your mind, what would be a conservative free market way to reduce the price of care without cutting benefits or instituting government price controls like we see in europe and other countries? >> yes. first of all, it's a complicated question. i would repeal obamacare, but i would take some federal resources, freed up with medicare, which i would block

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right here in ohio. the chicken mcgriddle is now being tested at 11 restaurants in the columbus area.it's a fried chicken patty surrounded by a pair of maple syrupy- sweet buns.it *could* go national... depending on customer feedback. there's a familar sound heard across the tri-state this time of year. year. the delicious sizzle of cod being fried up for the famous frisch's fish sandwich. the director of research and development - that's the fancy name for the guy who creates frisch's recipes - showed us how it's done. chef greg grisanti/director of research & development "frisch's has always been famous for our fish. one of the reasons is, we've never bent on quality, never cheapened the product. and that goes so far with our customer. we see families coming in, now that they get to the age they're having traditions."the tartar sauce - equally as famous as the fish itself. the secret to their recipe - no sugar. in the next six weeks - frisch's will sell more than 200-thousand pounds of fish. toss to we

ohio! ohio!ohio has a lot of college student but it's unique in that it also has a lot of people under the age of 30 who are also parents. parents.because of that -- the issues that matter to young voters are diverse, giving chance to easily pick up support here. they belonged to some of the biggest names in rock and roll. now those items are up for auction. auction.we take you inside the happening right now, a one of a kind auction is underway in kansas city. from a nirvana guitar signed by the entire band, to a guitar signed by one of the eagles, to boots worn by kiss in concert... everything must go. the i-r-s confiscated it all from one man in the kansas city metro-area. selling it will certainly help pay his tax bill. scott franks | irs: "it's a public auction so you never know. you get a couple of bidders here that want something and the sky's the limit." limit." the auction is being held in kansas city. it's expected the items will sell individually, although bidders will have the ch