on the abortion issue and how it is playing in buckeye state politics. no furthercan look than 2018 for how it plays in buckeye politics, right? au had what looked like really tight election going in between mike dewine, who obviously won, and democrat richard cordray. all of a sudden, the brett kavanaugh hearings have an and abortion becomes a very big issue not just in ohio, but nationwide, because there is a possibility for roe v. wade to be overturned with a conservative majority on the supreme court. a lot of people think kavanaugh is what kind of pushed republicans over the edge in 2018. everybody was kind of, even up until present day, two days before the election, was kind of thinking that democrats had a real shot at taking the government here -- governor of the seat here. -- governor's seat here, and that did not happen. i expect abortion plays a big part in that here, because the antiabortion people are very active in politics. they get their members out, especially when there is an abortion issue -- maybe not necessarily on the ballot, but be

this weekend, american history tv is joining our buckeye broadband cable partners to showcase the history of toledo, ohio. to watch more video from the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue now with our look at the history of toledo. i thinkapszukiewicz: places like toledo are often taken for granteca

announcer: this weekend, american history tv is joining our buckeye broadband cable partners to showcase the history of toledo, ohio. watch more video from the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue with our look at toledo. -- in the barbeau district, they called it the snake on the lake because it is very gin -- gerrymandered. our district skirts the entire southern rim of lake erie. toledo is the glass city. we have companies that range from normal glass

the most bruising debate yet in the buckeye state as the top dozen democrat in the state on a mission to defeat donald trump in november. jillian: as the field narrow their attacks on each other, quickly getting pretty vicious. rob: we have the debate covered with "fox and friends" weekend host pete hegseth, bernie sanders senior advisor chuck laroche a and liz harrington. jillian: we start with griff jenkins with the highlights from round 4. >> greetings from the university, an interesting nice, the fourth of the bait. the message was clear, move over, joe, here comes elizabeth warren, the center of attention taking attacks and drying fire from all corners of the stage. the signature issue, medicare for all was front and center, questions how to pay for it, watch. >> your signature is to have a plan for everything except this. now plan has been laid out to explain our multibillion-dollar whole in this medicare for all plan senator warren is putting forward is supposed to get filled in. >> i laid out the basic principles, costs are going to go up for the wealthy, for big corporations,

he is coming from having played at ohio state and buckeye stadium. here is what he had to say about the fans at levi. >> buckeye stadium is great. always sold out no matter who we are playing. the fans are a little closer to you here. it might be even louder in their . it got me ready to go. >> we want to remind you that thursday after the rams seahawks game you will see joe go one-on-one with nick bosa at 8:30 pm. in the meantime the sharks getting ready to open their season tomorrow night. a little bit of a down going into it. where's frank when you need him. i need him to weigh in on this hockey conversation as kane has been suspended for three games. physical abuse of an official. he inadvertently touched the referee with a stick and then the official linesman goes after kane and put him down on the ice. obviously a volatile situation which i think that linesman escalated to a whole another level that didn't need to happen. a three-game suspension. i would call it inadvertent contact with an official. it is going to cost him $112,000 in lost sala

cramer, a big ba-ba-boo-yah from the buckeye state. >> we love the buckeyes. they come on a lot we're trying figure out when we can get there to be able to do a show how can i help >> caller: yes i was on the action alerts call yesterday afternoon and wanted to say thank you for the sound advice you give to us club members. >> that's, that's the club i've been running for 18 years now and finally people are belonging. what's going on? >> caller: all right let's go to work my question is on zebra technologies we're about 13% off high how do you like it before the quarter and do you think this zebra has room to run? >> i have to tell you that i was surprised at the lineup of honeywell that is similar to zebra was once again not great, and zebra keeps doing it great i got to tell you i am -- i am a believer i'm a believer i think that it's going to be able to demonstrate more growth than most people think and i say buy zebra technologies let's have them on again they're a delight. you know, i met them at the super bowl that's where i first saw them. let's go to s

he says the fans are every bit as enthusiastic as those at buckeye stadium. >> buckeye stadium is great. it is always sold out no matter who we are playing. the fans are a little closer to you here. it is like, it might be even louder than there. it is definitely different. it got me ready to go. >> okay, somebody is enthusiastic about the fans. they can make some noise. there was dampened enthusiasm about the sharks opener in vegas. evander kane is suspended for three games. here is the play in which it happened. he was throwing his stick around a little bit. he hit an official. that is out of line. watch the replay. the linesman actually tackles the player and escalates an already tense situation. kane has a few words. it is uncalled for for the official in any way, shape, or form to go ahead and bring down a hockey player. he is suspended for three games but he can appeal the suspension. in the meantime, it is that time of the night. check this out. in mississippi, this is a guy by the name of mattress mac. he owns mattress stores. he put down $3.5 million on the astros to win the wo

>>a neon signs of the landmark restaurant buckeye road house are dark and a notice posted out in front tells patrons that they're closed until further notice because of the power outages. but just down the road several businesses at camp junction have their lights on what coffee shop seem to be doing brisk business as a result. >>because everything it is out at my house and on my street and this is like one of the only places that ice coffee and i got to get to work. i didn't have my alarm go off so on 2 hours and i got to get to the hotel but i need my coffee for years, the hallways or dark a tan valley elementary school. >>so the mill valley school district decided to close it down. it's the only school in their district affected by what's being called a public safety power shut off. some staff and teachers were there working in dark classrooms. well, a few kids pyed in the yard. several parents supervising say they were alerted to this possibility tuesday and were notified early wednesday morning. >>chance to spend time with my son and get out in the fresh air and sunshine. and 7 me

we'll break down what to expect from tonight's debate and ain w buckeye state to be a political weather vane. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. i'm arreen as turkey's military offense in northern syria enters its seventh day, president trump is calling for turkey to declare a cease-fire. yesterday mr. trump announced new sanctions against turkey. vice president mike pence will soon head to the region to negotiate an end to the violence as u.s. troops pull back. david martin reports from the pentagon. >> reporter: with turkish forces moving south and russian-backed syrian units advancing north, 1,000 u.s. troops are caught in the middle, looking for the safest way out. joint chiefs chairman general mark millie spoke by phone with the russian chief in an effort to make sure there is no interference with the erhdl include equipment as well as troops as defense secretary mark esper said to margaret brennan on "face the nation." >> we want to make sure we deflect a pullback of forces, don't want to leave equipment behind. >> reporter: when

baker mayfield of oklahoma planted the school flag at mid-field, buckeye stadium. beating bosa, ohio state team. bosa waiting two years to plant this flag. >> i was thinking about it. but yeah, i practiced a little bit in my room. i was just screaming his name. come on, pick it up. we want a challenge. he was just looking at me like -- >> the 49ers did not get out of last night's game clean. kyle ucheck one of the best blocker, play-makers, and fullbacks is expected to miss four to six weeks with a sprained knee. >>> welcome back, number 12, patrick marleau. sharks all-time goal-scorer for 20 years. back after a couple ofeasons with toronto. the 40-year-old has been traded to carolina in the offseason. but he was granted his release and signed with san jose today. he and his family live in the south bay year-round. >>> and here's "who dunked it better?" betty yu. okay, all right? >> woo! >> threw it in gingerly. >> all righty. >> and here's your uncle frank. with authority! >> wow. >> i'll use my training day reference. >> good job. >>> as we head toward a potentia

. >> of course the buckeyes are fierce rivals of the university of michigan wolverines so it's a rare sight to find a wolverine on the osu campus. >> but here is one, hugh jackman in columbus for his world tour needed to hit the gym during his down time, so what better place than ohio state? >> you know hugh jackman, he's wolverine, played him a bunch of times, tweeted out these photos as a thank you for his awesome training session. there you go. >> there you have it. >>> sometimes even the tooth fairy needs a little help. >> over the weekend it was dr. oz to the rescue helping the 6-year-old daughter of alec and hilaria baldwin ease out tooth number two. >> the good doctor shared this video on instagram as he used a string to yank that sucker right out. >> that scared me. >> it comes as the baldwins revealed the sex of their fifth child in a touching gender reveal video. it is going to be a girl. (girl) my mom washes the dishes before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? (vo) cascade platinum does the work for you. prewashing and removing stuck-on foods,

since the debate was in ohio, the moderators also focused on the opioid epidemic which has ravaged the buckeye state and the candidates have different thoughts on the problem but many agreed on who should help solve it. >> let's go after these pharmaceutical companies for what they have been doing to destroy our country. they are nothing more than high-level dope dealers. >> until we hold those responsible, accountable for their actions -- purdue pharma, johnson adden johnson, we're going to continue to have the problem. >> the people who need to pay for the treatment are the people who got them hooked and killed them in the first place, the people who manufacture these opioids. ( applause ) >> trevor: yeah. i 100% agree with klobuchar. drug companies should have to pay to rehabilitate all the people they got addicted oftentimes on purpose. it shouldn't just be drug companies. every industry. you create something addictive, you should be responsible for making it harder to consume. like oreos. they're going to make those cookies so addictive, every fourth cookie, they should put a mouse trap i

>>the neon signs of the landmark restaurant buckeye road house are dark and a notice posted out in front tells patrons that they're closed until further notice because of the power outages. but just down the road several businesses at camp junction have their lights on one woman getting her morning coffee says her alarm clock didn't go off because of the power outage make you're late for work, frankly. i'm ok with it. >>as long as we're going to be safe with the weather. want to dodge that bullet. >>the hallways are dark a tan valley elementary school. so the mill valley school district decided to close it down. it's the only school in their district affected by what's being called a public safety power shut off. some staff and teachers were there working in dark classrooms. well, a few kids played in the yard. several parents supervising say they were alerted to this possibility tuesday and were notified early wednesday morning. one says it's inconvenience he can live with beautiful daggett spend time with my son, you know should pt and and its infrastructure repairs and last 50 years y

taxing the wealthy, jobs for everyone and no real medicare for all plan, the gloves came off in the buckeye state as democrats took on president trump's economy in the most bruising debate yet and it's all pointing to a progressive candidate taking over the pack. we have highlight. cheryl: with big competition in the streaming wars coming very soon, can netflix keep up, is the hit strang stranger things e it from the upside down. lauren: have you made your travel plans for the l holidays yet? why had hitting the skies may ground your holiday cheer. cheryl:

. >> stand by your buckeyes. >> i hope so but some of these sec teams are so good. >> i don't think they are as good as they were last year. >> lsu quarterback was ohio state bred >> wasn't good enough for ohio >> elks for life >> my wife was a lumber jack >> astros hoping to secure their title last night but tho juan sotto hit a home run i think still hasn't landed. beating the astros forcing a decisive landing another rbi. had houston won last night's game six, it would have landed in the record books among extremely rare company houston would have been the fourth baseball team in modern history to lose the first two games at home and then come back to win the whole thing 1985 kansas royals, 1986 mets and 1996 yankees the 96 yankies did something they could have done w lose the first two at home and then win the next four to sweep it so the yankees are the only team ever to lose the first two and win the final four on deck, shares of j&j getting a bit over concerns of its baby powder chiesttest ff ragirom meet life is here with more. the game doesn't end after that insane buzzer beater

2020 democrats are battling it out in the great state of ohio.ght' we sent lawrence jones to the 20 buckeye state to find out whatdr locals think of the scandal playing democratic front runner we s joe and his son hunter who had e buckeye state to find out what disastrous appearance thisislock morning.f the scandal playing democratic front runne take a look. >> biden is the front runner. joe and his son hunter who had a disastrous appearance th morning.ou feel about the hunter take a biden scandal that's going on l. >> biden right now?s the front runner. how do you feel about the hunter biden scandal that's going >> that is so significant in that they are all talking abouto donald and ukraine. significantn that they are all talking about donald and they really should be looking,k. and they are, at hunter. be >> the whole idea about ukraine, an and hunter and all of that, tha. >> the whole idea about ukraine and hunter and all of that, that is simply politics. that's people that's people digging up stuff about everybody else. >> i certainly have questions uf about everybody else. about all t

we'll break down what to expect from tonight's debate and ain w buckeye state to be a political

. >> on the left, all this stuff here is for the buckeye pipeline, a major national pipeline. it goes to laguardia airport, there's jet fuel going underneath the creek here. >> jimmy: that's good for the fish, right? >> oh, it's excellent. those are the digester eggs of the state-of-the-art water treatment facility. >> it can be as little as a >> jimmy: a tenet th of an inch? >> i know people who sweat that much. >> if new yorkers want to help they can avoid flushing their toilets when it's raining. >> jimmy: i would love to be the face of that campaign. >> we would love it. >> jimmy: hey, folks, it's jimmy kimmel, reminding you, when it starts to sprinkle, don't flush your tinkle. oh, no! >> do you have some snacks? >>my: i see some snacks floating by. >> all this garbage making me hungry. >> jimmy: i can s why you'd get hungry. >> we're going to cross the creek to the queens side. >> jimmy: bear left and cross the creek to the queens side, everybody. pass it forward. >> yes, paddle. paddle. >> jimmy: i feel le we've now entered like the nice neighborhood. >> wait until you g

of virginiaty center for politics looked at the debates going back to 19 -- 1896 and on the buckeye state has the best record of picking presidents. voting for the winning candidate all but twice. here with what to expect is our ,ational political reporter emily canary. set the stage. what do we expect? >> tomorrow will be exciting, the first time that joe biden and elizabeth warren are currently tied. it is really no ken that. the last time they were still not surpassedhad biden. she did last week. , emily canary. set the stage. what do wethey did not really ae another, so it will be interesting to see if they go after one another. going back to the prior debates, did they make a difference? we certainly saw kamala harris bump after their first one. has anyone benefited from or heard from the debates so far? --aside from the harris bump she saw that, and before the next debate had already gone back down. so there really has not been any clear advantage coming out of the debates. we have seen warren has been going on a steady increase, whereas biden has remained the same. it has started t

on the late afternoon of july 18, just as washburn had finished his task of hastily moving his buckeyes to the division-esque above northern flank, the confederate bullet passed through washburn's left eye and exited the back of his head. on the ground in agony his men believed him a goner. before his body was carried to the shenandoah river's eastern shore, at part of the data field that is owned by the university. his men shed tears and kissed his hand because they believed his time nearly up. he believed he would not survive. he handed over his personal expect -- effects and requested that they be sent home to his family. remarkably, washburn survived his wounds. although he survived, the pain from it, not to mention the facial disfigurement he saw every time he looked in the mirror until his death in 1898 took him back to that late afternoon of july 18, 1864. the fourth carolina infantry alexander -- came out unscathed. the regimental color barrier -- color bearer had been troubled the remaining years of his life by the images of his friend who served with him who had been shot in t

. >> dana: design to christopher hoch and the buckeyes went on to decisively beat the wisconsin badgers. >> greg: how about lsu? >> jesse: all rights. >> greg: i care about none of that but i care about is this. animals are great. animals are great. he's a go musical you know, if i could only love something the way this labrador retriever loves leaves, check out this. >> dan: see it again! >> greg: at the dog never came back. it went to a time space continuum, it's in china right now, and now it's going into reverse. it threw it out. i would like to see that again. look at this. >> dana: that's pretty fun. >> greg: animals are great. animals are great. you know, animals backwards, but in reverse. >> dan: there is no animals in my new books, but exonerated, thank you for fox producing a copy i was too lazy to bring in a big epic fail on my part. for two weeks there's a couple big takeaways and number one they tried this before, to take down trump and try before in another candidate, when your eyes and when you read about it, effectively july of 2017, the critical period when they try to

today on a kickoff, chase young is the next great buckeye pressure. chase young is an absolute monster on the outside. and reggie tells us which running back has the edge in today's big showdown. >> will the wolverines upset notre dame and the big house?

years his college days when cleveland qb baker mayfield and oklahoma sooners the post says ohio state buckeyes mayfield planted his team flag and the logo, the ohio state field and bosa said he's been wanting to exact his revenge. >>i was thinking a company and say >>the raiders won on sunday but yesterday their head coach jon gruden got news that his brother is out of a job. john's younger brother jay gruden was relieved of his duties as the washington redskins head coach after starting the season. and 5 the younger gruden is now jobless 5 weeks into his 6th season in washington. but today, his older sibling had some brotherly wisdom on the subject it's been a lot that for a from a brother obviously disappointed for. >>i am get fired. >>and has been fired identifier jays been fired. and welcome to >>pursuit of perfection ultimate highlight. >>our lexus ultimate high. they raise fans hoping to keep their season alive down to of the houston astros bottom. raise still in the first. field line into the corner, a sale garcia scores easily 3 run. only 3, 2 thirds innings the top of the night before

folks, as you know, democrats won the buckeye state in 2008 and again in 2012 and i'm here to tell you we're going to do it again in 2020! [ applause ] yes, we fell short in 2016, but we came right back in 2018 and re-elected the great senator sharon brown! one of the most effective members of the united states senate and now, folks, we've got 385 days until the most important election of our lifetime. 385 days until the weekend, and we are organizing and we are investing everywhere. i come to you tonight not simply as chair of the dnc, but i come to you as a proud alum under the department of justice. i served under republican and democratic leadership. back then it was our currency, our attorney general was the people's lawyer. it wasn't the president's lawyer. and now i'm watching this president poison our democracy. he was elected to shake things up, but he's just shaking down the american people. he practices the politics of division and distraction, and he's chronically ineffective. he makes matters worse all the time. his call to ukraine was all about himself because his north s

>>fosun admits that he had been relishing this day ever since the sooners beat the buckeyes so let's take a look he actually looked at old tape james to her hearse and see if he could really get the moment down. so you know the running. and these players man they don't forget stuff like that 2 years later coast. ticket back in well you waited too and we all waited 29 years for the 40 niners to be in this spot, the next challenge will be taking on the rams in la and the rams actually one of the many places the jay gruden could land. there's also speculation little j could joined j with the writers washington unceremoniously dumped to the younger gruden after their embarrassing get expect. 33 to 7 home loss to the patriots. the group is you sort together when john was the head coach of the tampa bay buccaneers in family supposedly important raidernation so he had never now we could soon be seeing double in vegas next year. and it's raiders fans have to go to vegas all watch their team. but now what if it's the same for the end. the baseball commission says that what you. and they could

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in the buckeye state. what do the candidates need to do to stand out? that's the key question. joining us to answer it is michael smerconish. all right. michael, i want to start with you on that big question. you've got biden and warren center stage. they've both been rising in the polls. so two questions, your advice to them. one, what can biden do to stop warren having the big m.o. and what can warren do to show folks she could be a credible general election candidate and not just popular with the progressive base? >> you know what's interesting, despite the intense interest in these debates so far, the needle hasn't really moved as to where they stand. the race has not been shaken up thus far although the betting markets in contrast to the polling data suggests actually it's elizabeth warren who is twice the odds of being the nominee than joe biden. that disconnect fascinates me. joe biden needs to somehow underscore the electability argument. that's what he's got going for him. it will be very interesting to see how this hunter biden deciding he's not going to participate i

taxing the wealthy, jobs for everyone and no real medicare for all plan, the gloves came off in the buckeye state as democrats took on president trump's economy in the most bruising debate yet and it's all pointing to a progressive candidate taking over the pack. we have highlight. cheryl: with big competition in the streaming wars coming very soon, can netflix keep up, is the hit strang stranger things e it from the upside down. lauren: have you made your travel plans for the l holidays yet? why had hitting the skies may ground your holiday cheer. cheryl: how far would you go to hide a guilty pleasure from your spouse? you won't believe the length that some americans will go to. it is wednesday, it is october 16th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ you got electric boots. ♪ a mohair suit. ♪ you know i read it in a magazine. ♪ oh, b, b, b, b, benny and the jets. ♪ cheryl: elton john kicking it off for us this morning. good morning, welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm cheryl casone. lauren: halfway through the week, cheryl. can't believe it. flying by. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.

skies are really clearing now some air is definitely holding on to the buckeyes assured you that berkeley campus about 10 minutes ago right where it's at now. >>is really now they're real. >>sometimes you see this stuff hang around till noon other times it's like the sunshine is back even though there isn't any sunshine yet you can see skies clearing out really quick now after really trust us. it was a very foggy start to the morning in very wet start to with a lot of areas of drizzle about an hour 2 hours ago. >>as you're heading into work earlier this morning but for the rest of the day. it's going to be a lot more like this guy's really start to clear out across the day. still just a few light showers hanging on on the western slopes of the sierra nevada that's not something that's impacting any area close to us here in the bay. so we aren't going to enjoy a nice calm and a nice cool day. that's due to the cold front that passed through last night. now cooler air inundating the bay area can uh stick with us for a few days ahead of us even with all the sunshine that we're about to see b

(laughs) it's very unique to every single state the buckeye core and the husky core. at the end of the day, that is the branding issue. what we need to make sure that we are raising high school graduation rates which is important and make sure those school graduates can go to college and take a college level class, that's the goal we're trying to accomplish. >> on another topic. you've spoken passionately about safety and as we are working on in the department. do you see that as an education issue? do you think it will motivate young people and parents to win this campaign which is motivated folks who don't want to see gun control to get out about. do you see that starting to change? one >> i'll say one second and say that i left the chicago public school for seven and a half years before i went to d.c. and talked about lots of things. i'm proud of the terms and i could talk about all day. the case where i don't think i failed when i know i failed is we as leaders and myself failed to keep our students alive. during my seven and a half years in chicago we had a stude

we sent lawrence jones to the buckeye state to find out what locals think of the scandal playing democratic front runner joe and his son hunter who had a disastrous appearance this morning. take a look. >> biden is the front runner. how do you feel about the hunter biden scandal that's going on right now? >> that is so significant in that they are all talking about donald and ukraine. they really should be looking, and they are, at hunter. >> the whole idea about ukraine and hunter and all of that, that is simply politics. that's people digging up stuff about everybody else. >> i certainly have questions about all this happening with regards to biden end of the ukraine and all of that. >> doesn't bother me. i don't think it's unique in our country whatsoever. i don't think it's unique in our current colloquial environment. >> are you concerned about the hunter biden -- >> no. i think hunter biden said his story, told his story. >> it's like a pay to play type of thing. he sold his name. because you don't think he would've gotten that job if he didn't have the last name biden? >> come on now

>>so today, the firefighters will have to even tighten their buckeye the chin strap because they're in for a huge fight over the next 24 hours or so, but the good part james and darya for the first time yesterday that they were able to give us a guess it's a prediction. but at least now we do know if everything goes as planned, they expect full containment. >>come november 7th, but the fires will continue to burn they say for weeks if not months after that remember containment means basically surrounding the fire that it doesn't spread to other areas and in case you're wondering why i'm not wearing my mask at this particular time. breathing is not an issue but it comes and goes. i have my mass ready to go but right now ateast for the first responders and the people a checkpoint breathing is not so bad. >>doubt why was wondering that that very moment will because you started i think almost every morning with the mass so it is cool out there right but not not very smoky at the moment. yeah, no it's not smoky. >>i mean show you cold so that probably helps the fire fighting efforts a littl

unday at 6:00 .n american artifacts tv and american history tv on the road, with the support of the buckeye broadband cable partners. visit notable locations. in about 15 minutes, the battle of fallen timbers and its native american removal in the west. later, we learn how toledo became known as the glass capital of the world. we begin with the toledo war. >> the toledo war goes back to 1787 and a northwest ordinance that established the area that by state andcame establish in order that started at the bottom of lake michigan iran east to lake erie. the strip of land formed was called the toledo strip. it was formed by two different surveys and that was a wedge-shaped strip five miles knows theat we indiana border today. eight miles wide by the time it reaches lake erie. it is a pie shaped, 454 square mile edge that became the toledo strip that ohio and michigan really started to wrangle over. point both ohio and michigan were focused on was what back then was referred to as the port of miami, the indian term for the mommy river, it is really that connection to the river basin and lake erie

oklahoma sooners beat boces ohio state buckeyes they feel back then planted his team flag in the low though, and high state appeals that. >>i was thinking i didn't know informed a company and say >>as for the raiders they won on sunday but yesterday their head coach jon gruden got the news that his brother is out of a job. john's younger brother jay gruden was relieved of his duties as the washington redskins head coach after starting the season o 1, 5, the younger gruden now ess 5 weeks into his 6th season in washington but today, his older sibling had brotherly wisdom on the subject. >>that's a lot respect for a from a brother obviously disappointed for i am get fired. and has been fired i've been fire jays been fired. and welcome to >>mlb playoffs tonight, tampa bay rays fans hoping keep their season alive down 2 games to one to the houston astro's we pick this one up in the bottom of the first is tommy pham taken justin verlander deep to left center field be at these highlights here that. so this would be alive. >>and it is one nothing rain and just like. 3 into 3rd inning. going

>>fosun admits that he had been relishing this day ever since the sooners beat the buckeyes so let's take a look he actually look old tape james to her hearse and see if he could al get the moment down. so you know the running. and these players man they don't forget stuff like that 2 years later coast just to cut back and yeah well you waited too and we all waited 29 years for the 40 niners to be in this spot, the next challenge will be taking on the rams in la and the rams are actually one of the many places the jay gruden could land. there's also speculation little j could join big j with the raiders washington unceremoniously dumped to the younger gruden after their embarrassing get expect. 33 to 7 home loss to the patriots. the group is you sort together when john was the head coach of the tampa bay buccaneers in family supposedly important raidernation so he had never now we could soon be seeing double in vegas next year. and it's the raiders fans have to go to vegas all watch their team. but now what if it's the same for the end. the baseball commission says that what be welco

i obviously hate them because i'm in ohio state buckeye. as an iowa hawkeye you agree. >> matt: except for last week in. [laughter] >> marie: utah is conservative but they don't like president trump very much. it's a vice presidential debate, so that'll be interesting. i don't want to start thinking about debates yet. i feel like my head hurts and i need a nap. the one i think we are ready. you mention something earlier, lisa, that i thought was intriguing going back and forth here. the president needed to know who the other person will be, his opponent. it could be a socialist. how much does it matter to that of the person, depending on who it is -- and we know the top runners according to recent polling would be war an end biden -- how much is a matter for either one of these are in four states that the president carried? >> lisa: i don't think it matters that much. with the president is looking at it, it's always easier when you run against somebody when there's a clear contrast. when you know some delay goes elizabeth warren, that's cle

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exploring the american story as we take book tv in american history tv on the road with support from our buckeye brought down cable partner traveling to toledo, ohio are coming up in the next hour we will speak with local authors about the city's history and learn how it came to be known as the glass capital of the world and in about 15 minutes the story of general mad anthony wayne and his role in the western expansion into ohio and later that toledo crash of 1931 we begin our special feature with the city's mayor. >> i think places like toledo are taken for granted and that this shame because there is such a wonderful history here. over the years people of toledo have built things, known as the glass city because the first big break that this region got was when the glass pioneers moved from the east coast primarily boston to toledo in 1800s drawn by natural gas and also sand, edwin drummer baby brought his new england glass company to toledo and opened a plant's on at street north toledo and it's on the exact same site today p or that was 1988 and owens corning here downtown toledo a fortune

nick and all of the other buckeyes didn't appreciate that. >> i guess not. and i love the shanahan and john, the gm said he was still angry. they did want mind at all. it was good theatre, spike. >> and in their course, you know, ever after the game, everyone wanted to talk to nick bosa. was one of the reporters there. he says yeah and -- some of the things he was saying while the game was going on, too. and no, not only is he good, he has -- through him also. >> and that is a good think this. especially when you're on defense like that. all right, let's talk about the injury bug. the niners without the two tackles. a big loss, kyle is out there, the fullback. and i am not sure who is going to fill in for him and george kitel, i guess is going to play today. he has issues as well. >> well, mike mcglinchey the starting right tackle is goes to be out. two key guys in that execution i was talking about on monday. yuvscheck and another are both out and he had arthroscopic surgery this weekend and is going to be out 48 week. again, they're going to ask. i don't k

host: seth richardson on the abortion issue and how it is playing in buckeye state politics. you can look no further for talk -- then 2018 for how it plays. you had a tight election between the to wine, who one, and democratic candidate. all of a sudden, the brett kavanaugh hearing happened and abortion becomes a big issue not just in ohio but nationwide because of the possibility for roe v. wade to be overturned with a conservative majority on the supreme court. a lot of people think kavanaugh overat pushed republicans the edge in 2018. everybody was kind of -- even until present day -- were kind of thinking democrats had a shot at taking the governor's race. that obviously did not happen and i would -- i suspect that abortion played a big part in that. the antiabortion people are very active in politics. you have a lot organizations that really get their members out, especially when there is some kind of abortion issue, maybe not necessarily on the ballot, but that is being played out in politics. host: from oregon come outline for democrats. that itleprompter right is bori

they say what happens in the buckeye state can sort of be a preview of coming attractions for the rest of the nation. for two key counties in ohio a decision on a last minute opioid settlement could have national implications. we go to grady trimble right now in cleveland where all of this stands. hey, grady. reporter: hey, neil. a trial was actually supposed to start in the courtroom behind me today but it ended up in a settlement at the very last minute, we're told all parties involved talk until the early morning this morning. that is when they reached a deal. the parties involved are the three big pharmaceutical distributors in the united states as well as the drugmaker teva pharmaceuticals. the amount is for $260 million. we're told a large pores of that will be paid out almost immediately to two ohio counties >> using this money for treatment, getting people into programs and assisting first-responders as they deal with this crisis. again, summit counties, they are just typical examples of what these drugs have done throughout this country. reporter: a trial is not off the table.

at the same time in ohio the political leaders in columbus will tell you the opioid epidemic in the buckeye state is as bad today as it was two years ago. how can you talk about settlements when the epidemic is still alive? >> the money is used properly to help those who are currently addicted and find ways of curbing the crisis itself is one thing. the problem is the money gets into the government coffers, smaller municipalities and large ones. new york state has promised a lot of things to a lot of people. california is a welfare state with open borders. you know, this money is expungeable and it goes other places. >> bill: some people need the pain relief and fast. >> my wife had 11 heart operations. she had six defibrillators, three ablation. one a very horrific operation. it is so painful. she would beg for pain medicines all night long. so i understand. i understand that there is a delicate balancing act. they did create these pain medicines initially for a reason. they just undersold wink wink maybe deliberately their addictiveness. seven years since my wife's last surgery and she is

announcer: this weekend, american history tv is joining our buckeye broadband cable partners to showcase the history of toledo, ohio. watch more video from the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue with our look at toledo. -- in the barbeau district, they called it the snake on the lake because it is very gin -- gerrymandered. our district skirts the entire southern rim of lake erie. toledo is the glass city. we have companies that range to firstal glass solar. we have heritage companies and part of america's rising sun. right here, berthed in this community, we are not the capital city. we have had to earn our way forward, largely through private enterprise with a heavy industrial tilt. we see a number of industrial companies rising, our port authority has been involved, so much of this was the largest gap discovery on the continent here in ohio and western pennsylvania. we are seeing a transformation in the economy, due to natural that upthe movement of into this region. we serve the steel industry here. without this region of america, we could not go to

>> this weekend, american history tv is joining our buckeye broadband cable partners to showcase the history of toledo, ohio. to watch more video from the city summer current tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. we continue with our look at the history of toledo. toledoink places like are taken for granted and that is a shame. there is such a wonderful history here. ns havee years, toledoa built things. we are known as the gas -- glass pioneersuse the glass moved to toledo in the 1800s, brought by gas but also by sand. edward drummond woody brought his new england gas company to toledo and opened a plant on ash street, north toledo. a fortune 500 company invented fiberglass. was big inndustry toledo. as the economy changed, as things evolved, we started building other things too. ago, 100 years ago, and automobile started coming to market. they started doing that. the company was the largest employer in toledo for a couple of years. thedoans created and built world's first atv. when the federal government was looking for a vehicle that general eisenhower felt he needed to traverse the

this weekend, american history tv is joining our buckeye broadband cable partners to showcase the history of toledo, ohio. to watch more video from the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue now with our look at the history of toledo. i thinkapszukiewicz: places like toledo are often taken for granted because there is such wonderful history here. over the years, toledoans have built things. we are known as the glass city because the first big break this area got is when the glass pioneers moved from boston to toledo in 1800s, drawn by a rich reservoir of natural gas and sand. mr. libby brought his new england glass company to toledo and opened a plant on ash street in north toledo and it is on the exact same site today. that was 1888. they invented fiberglass, literally. the glass industry was important and as the economy changed and things evolved, we started building other things, too. about 120 years ago, when automobiles started coming to market, toledoans started doing that. john willy's and the willies overland company was the largest employer in toledo

. >> this weekend, american history tv is joining our buckeye broadband cable partners to showcase the history of toledo, ohio. to watch more video from the city summer current tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. we continue with our look at the history of toledo. toledoink places like are taken for granted and that is a shame. there is such a wonderful history here. ns havee years, toledoa built things. we are known as the gas -- glass city because the glass