bueno, y sabéis quién estuvo ayer en el akron pegando patadas? ha hecho la tarea y nos ha mandado algunos suavecitos y también un mensaje. así que vamos a escucharle ya terminó aquí el clásico entre chivas y américa. nos hicieron daño un 0 a 0. pero bueno, yo no podía irme sin hacer la tarea de los suavecitos de esta jornada 29 de la premier league. tengo que advertirles que no hubo muchos, estuvieron medio flojitos, pero de todos modos aquí se los dejo. a. bueno, pues vamos a ver con qué sorpresa viene manuel sol, manolo siempre hace la tarea para que se haya quedado hasta altas horas de la madrugada ahí en el akron. es porque algo vio. bueno, el intro no nos dejó a nosotros para hacer cualquier viejo truco de 11 de tony. le abrió la ceja. qué más quiere manolo? pues no parecía para tanto. fíjate bueno, bueno, ya te estás acostumbrando de carlota. yo creo que estar tanto con manolo ya todo te parece como que no es para tanto. esta fue brava, esta la vimos ayer con sobre madison. uf de paulina . sí, sí, sí, sí. yo sé que en algún momento querían

ambos se enfrentan en el estadio akron tras haber jugado un par de encuentros. mexicano que se juegan. miguel mucho más de 3 puntos. es una rivalidad impresionante. noche de clásico, mejor, imposible y mejor imposible. la oportunidad de reivindicarse para el guadalajara, no tanto por el lado anímico, con la victoria en la cancha, el estadio azteca necesita los puntos. guadalajara no se puede dar el lujo de rezagarse un poco. todavía un poco más, así que veremos cómo reacciona. tiene la oportunidad de platicar con su entrenador, fernando gago, previo al clásico? tengo ganas y tengo la la sensación porque también al al al tener estas estos partidos también te genera esa esa sensación de de querer ganar cada clásico, pero también no tenemos que desviarnos del objetivo nuestro que es tratar de de estar clasificado. el técnico de la chiu, fernando gago, que no ha sido, digamos eh, tan abierto a los medios de comunicación. por eso agradecemos en esta ocasión la apertura, porque hay que recordar que es de recién ingreso, va llegando. ya le tocaron 2 clásicos, bien, el

was safe to do so, but that all changed around 2008 when thousands of bhutanese refugees arrived in akronent program. he knew this community would need help, so he moved to ohio, because agriculture is a prominent most of the refugees were subsistence farmers, subsistence farmers by trade but instead, in akron, many of them landed in factory jobs that are challenging both physically and emotionally and are not suited to the skills that they developed back home. he witnessed high rates of depression among many residents in the community, so he sought to find ways to connect them to their bhutanese heritage, which he thought would help. at a community meeting he brought up an idea to introduce urban farming to the refugee community in akron to bring them closer to the agricultural practices they knew so well. tom crane, a former teacher and agricultural trade writer stepped up to help them get started. together, they started multiple urban farms where refugees are able to learn about zoning, soil testing, and other american farming regulations and practices that differed from those in bhuta

sandra day o'connor in akron, ohio, don't usually go together so. the site of an ordinance that had been marketed as the anti by anti-abortion movement, as a model for the rest of the and its constitution ultimately came before the supreme court in 1980, after o'connor had become ronald reagan's first supreme court nominee. the anti-abortion movement hated sandra day o'connor. they thought she was a supporter of abortion rights and a feminist and generally just gross and she saw, to their surprise, dissented from an opinion by the court striking down this akron ordinance, not to say the ordinconstitutional,t roe itself was fatally flawed and that if roe itself was fatally flawed, it was at least deserving of somereconsideratio. so the anti-abortion movement, which been utterly unable to get a constitutional off the ground, needed a plan b, it was unable to get that constitutional amendment off the ground. when ronald reagan was in power, when republicans controlled both houses of congress, and when it as if republicans had fared in state legislative

sandra day o'connor in akron, ohio, don't usually go together so.that had been marketed as the anti by anti-abortion movement, as a model for the rest of the and its the supreme court in 1980, after o'connor had become ronald reagan's first supreme court nominee. the anti-abortion movement hated sand supporter of abortion rights and a feminist and generally just gross and she saw, to their surprise, dissented from an opinion by the court striking down this akron ordinance, not to say the ordinance was constitutional, but to say that roe itself was fatally flawed and that if roe itself was fatally flawed, it was at least deserving of some reconsideration. so the anti-abortion movement, which been utterly unable to get a constitutional off the ground, needed a plan b, it was unable to get that constitutional amendment off the ground. when ronald reagan was in power, when republicans controlled both houses of congress, and when it as if republicans had fared better than in state legislative electis, there was still no prospect of a personhood and no pr

sandra day o'connor in akron, ohio, don't usually go together so.of an ordinance that had been marketed as the anti by anti-abortion movement, as a model for the rest of constitution ultimately came before the supreme court in 1980, after o'connor had become ronald reagan's first supreme court nominee. the anti-abortion movement hated sandra day o'connor. they thought she was a supporter of abortion rights and a feminist and generally just gross she saw, to their surprise, dissented from an opinion by the court striking down this akron ordinance, not to say the ord, but to say that roe itself was fatally flawed and that if roe itself was fatally flawed, it was at least deserving of some reconsideration. so the anti-abortion movement, which been utterly unable to get a constitutional off the ground, needed a plan b, it was unable to get that constitutional amendment off the ground. when ronald reagan was in power, when republicans controlled both houses of congress, and when it as if republicans had fared bett than in state legislative elections, the

sandra day o'connor in akron, ohio, don't usually go together so.as the site of an ordinance that had been marketed as the anti by anti-abortion movement, as a model for the rest of the and its constitution ultimately came before the supreme court in 1980, after o'connor had become ronald reagan's first supreme court nominee. the anti-abortion movement hated sandra day o'connor. they thought she was a supporter of abortion rights and a feminist and generally just gross and she saw, to their surprise, dissented from an opinion by the court striking down this akron ordinance, not to say the ordinance was constitutional, but to say that roe itself was fatally flawed and that if roe itself was fatally flawed, it was at least deserving of some reconsideration. so the anti-abortion movement, which been utterly unae to get a constitutional off the ground, needed a plan b, it was unable to get that constitutional amendment off the ground. when ronald reagan was in power, when republicans controlled both houses of congress, and when it as if republicans had

sandra day o'connor in akron, ohio, don't usually go together so. akron, ohio was the site of an ordinance that had been marketed as the anti by anti-abortion movement, as a model for the rest of the and its constitution ultimately came before the supreme court in 1980, after o'connor had become ronald reagan's first supreme court nominee. the anti-abortion movement hated sandra day o'connor. they thought she was a supporter of abortion rights and a feminist and generally just gross and she saw, to their surprise, dissented from an opinion by the court striking down this akron ordinance, not to say the ordinance was constitutional, but to say that roe itself was fatally flawed and that if roe itself was fatally flawed, it was at least deserving of some reconsideration. so the anti-abortion movement, which been utterly unable to get a constitutional off the ground, needed a plan b, it was unable to get that constitutional amendment off the ground. when ronald reagan was in power, when republicans controlled both houses of congress, and when it as if

sandra day o'connor in akron, ohio, don't usually go together so. akron, ohio was the site of an ordinance that had been marketed as the anti by anti-abortion movement, as a model for the rest of the and its constitution ultimately came before the supreme court in 1980, after o'connor had become ronald reagan's first supreme court nominee. the anti-abortion movement hated sandra day o'connor. they thought she was a supporter of abortion rights and a feminist and generally just gross and she saw, to their surprise, dissented from an opinion by the court striking down this akron ordinance, not to say the ordinance was constitutional, but to say that roe itself was fatally flawed and that if roe itself was fatally flawed, it was at least deserving of some reconsideration. so the anti-abortion movement, which been utterly unable to get a constitutional off the ground, needed a plan b, it was unable to get that constitutional amendment off the ground. when ronald reagan was in power, when republicans controlled both houses of congress, and when it as if

locals in akron , ohio, are expecting people from out of town to watch the eclipse in their city, andsidents are concerned it might have an effect on cell towers and their cell phone service. that day, a verizon spokesperson says people shouldn't be worried. >> our engineers are on it. they've been on it for months as far as preparing for that day and making sure that the network is going to hold up just fine. >> he also pointed out cell service is regularly put to the test for large events like nba games. akron police say that the department will be preparing for the possibility of cell phone outages, but it's not worried that the 911 system will crash. police say they will be fully staffed on the day of the eclipse. well, we have a mega millions jackpot winner. the person with a lucky ticket sold in new jersey is now 1.3 $1.13 billion richer, or about $537 million if they choose to get the lump sum. here are the winning numbers. if you want to check and see if you won something smaller. seven, 11, 22, 29, 38 and for now, somebody in southern california did get five of the numbers in

, uns holding is the beneficiary of alpha insurance, as well as the mineral fertilizer manufacturer akron coal mining company razrez arshanovsky. all these organizations have foreign participation; now the state will be able to file lawsuits to suspend the rights of foreign shareholders. now, due to the fact that we are actively introducing new and new packages of sanctions against russia, and accordingly, the presence of foreign capital in our companies leads to the fact that, accordingly , large companies that operate in russia may be influenced; it may be that the company makes some decision on the development of its activities, on trade, but despite the fact that there are foreigners. in the general meeting of shareholders, but accordingly they can, for example, challenge these decisions. thus, the government is going to limit foreign influence on russian companies that are important for the economy and return them to control. previously in their work problems have repeatedly arisen due to sanctions. foreign registration interfered with the payment of dividends and slowed down the pro

university of akron akron. i. we are now open for questions if there are any. who's the first biracial? yes. so you mentioned how he went young back to liberia. do you think the government wanted to just get him out of the country on purpose and, like since he was this outspoken figure, you they wanted to send him away so he wasn't as and then yeah eventually he got sickness. do you think they had any of his thoughts in mind of like, oh it's just get rid of i suppose. well the question is do i believe that young was purposely sent to die because he was causing too much, too much press and. i know the boys would believe that and in some ways you know young when he gave one of his final speeches to the men of omega sci fi he laments about going to because he's like he knows that not going to come back but he also is very clear that he's going to do his service because he actually could have retired. he was retired once, but he chooses to go and do his duty because he what that represents do i think the federal government or government, the military was. well, thi

the aim of defeating akron three is at this point contradictory to making sure those civilians get whatict the two getting a to the people in gaza, the us is putting more and more pressure on to get aid to the innocent palestinians, we have seen eardrops, we have seen efforts to bring aid in, by water, but most important we need to get more of the aid that gets through the israeli checkpoints, that a needs to be able to get through to the people in gaza. and there are problems with gangs and stealing the aid, there are problems we understand with hamas fighters stealing the aid, the critical piece is to get the aid to the people who need it so desperately. congresswoman we will leave it there. thank you so much for joining us on bbc news today stop thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some stories in the uk. a senior member of rishi sunak�*s cabinet says conservative mps should stop speculating about ousting the prime minister. the business secretary kemi badenoch was speaking amid reports that some mps want the leader of the commons, penny mord

however, with over 70 percent of the votes counted rival akron and lovelace from the public and people's party leads by a full night employees. the same. see hitch p success an incorrect looks to have further solidify their electro dominance. notably, nationwide bush or turn light for the fall, it was high, less cost of life. now it's a former chief advisor to the murder of entre on or, or, and you're much welcome to the program. thank you. it appears the opposition has had a barden storm or why have voters less the ruling party? is there one overriding reason as well let's just do if if the election the results and the as it is right now have to neil 80 percent of the los counter. it looks like a see actually the main oppositional power, or they may have one that's 1st election or became number one party an election or the 1st time in over 35 years. if you look at the results, the by numbers are far to there is definitely a setback. it as receive slightly less volts than it did in the last uh, local elections. it was not able to re gain some of the cities that it had lost in the last ma

desde el estadio akron vamos hasta zapopan. a las acciones no se iban a hacer daño.érica fue mejor, tuvo mejores oportunidades, pero no le alcanzó para abrir el marcador. tuvo un par por ahí. chicharito tuvo una que se creó el solo, pero no se hicieron daño y quedaron 0 por 0. vamos a pasar ahora a la mls porque los san jose earthquakes llegaban hoy al sporting kansas city sin poder ganar todavía en el torneo y hoy las cosas se le iban a poner otra vez. cuesta arriba. vamos a las acciones allá hasta kansas city, porque los iban a pegar primero. aquí va a venir víctor costa desviando la pelota después de que cristian espinoza mandaba el centro para poner el 1 a 0 para el conjunto de los jueces. después iba a llegar dani rosero para poner las cosas 1 a 1. al minuto 18 y al 29, el ex chivas, allan pulido, se iba a encargar de marcar el segundo. lo ganó kansas city rodríguez, iba a tener un gol que le iban a le iban a marcar fuera de lugar. entonces los jueces se tuvieron que conformar con el 2 a 1 y san josé aún no suma puntos en la temporada y vamos a cerrar en la nba.

frente al cruz azul y américa sin anotar goles, las chivas rayadas de guadalajara regresaron al estadio akron el 1 a 0. después con el partido moría, iba a venir entonces alvarado para poner el 2 a 0 del león. y aunque chivas pudo descontar después de esta falta sobre marín, que iba a ser otro penal, roberto alvarado la manda a guardar, pero no le alcanzó a las chivas. cayeron 2 a 1 frente a león en casa y ahora tiene que jugar 2 veces contra el américa. pasamos a la premier league jornada 28 el campeonato que está mejor que nunca. vamos a arrancar con un histórico que está sufriendo. vamos a ver cómo le fue al manchester united frente al everton en el teatro de los sueños. alejandro garnacho aquí se metía al área, caía y el árbitro decía que era penal bastante claro. ahí está la patada sobre la pierna izquierda del argentino y venía entonces a guardarla bruno fernández para el 1 por 0 del united. después otra vez garnacho otra vez entrando al área, otra vez cayendo al área. el árbitro decía otra vez es penal. y si este también es muy claro, llegaba tarde el defensa, lo pisaba y ahora que lo

frente al cruz azul y américa sin anotar goles, las chivas rayadas del guadalajara regresaron al estadio akrony el uruguayo no fallaba. manuel la guarda así, con este fogonazo para el 1 a 0. después con el partido moría, iba a venir entonces alvarado para poner el 2 a 0 de león. y aunque chivas pudo descontar después de esta falta sobre marín, que iba a ser otro penal, roberto alvarado la manda a guardar, pero no le alcanzó a las chivas. cayeron 2 a 1 frente a león en casa y ahora tiene que jugar 2 veces contra el américa. pasamos a la premier league. jornada 28 el campeonato que está mejor que nunca. vamos a arrancar con un histórico que está sufriendo. vamos a ver cómo le fue al manchester united frente al everton en el teatro de los sueños. alejandro garnacho aquí se metía al área, caía y el árbitro decía que era penal. bastante claro. ahí está la patada sobre la pierna izquierda del argentino y venía entonces a guardarla. bruno fernández para el 1 por 0 del united. después otra vez garnacho otra vez entrando al área, otra vez cayendo al área. y el árbitro decía otra vez es penal. y si este

i've had the privilege of working alongside her as we both serve the akron community, including whene state house where we worked to improve access to affordable housing, protecting our freedoms to vote and advancing racial and gender equality. mrs. sykes: just lastd secretarn ohio's 13th district to highlight the housing and urban development investment in affordable housing and support for first-time homebuyers. secretary fudge truly has transformed h.u.d., leading the agency through an unprecedented housing challenge during the pandemic, fightingou discrimination and make sure no one is left out or left behind. i'm grateful for her and her leadership and i wish her the best in her retirement. thank you for being a dedicated and clear public servant. thank you, madam secretary, marcia fudge. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house an enrolled bill. the speaker pro tempore: senate 1278. an act to designate the -- the clerk: senate 1278. an act to designate the federal building in detroit, michigan, as the rosa parks federal building, and for other purposes. tempore:

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andrés jardín y hablar de que los clásicos son como una final, pero chivas américas de esta noche en el akrontín y así con este 3 a 0 parece que está decidido todo. para la vuelta nos quedamos el fútbol, pero ahora en la copa de oro femenil de la concacaf, la selección mexicana llega al partido contra brasil con muchas esperanzas, pero hoy en san diego las cosas no salieron nada bien. vamos a al snapdragon porque aquí al minuto 20 venía este error de la arquera stephanie barreras que dejaba el balón y adriana la mandaba a guardar para el 1 a 0 de brasil. después la jugada que cambió el partido al 24. esta jugada de nicolette hernández del américa la iba a ir a revisar. mary denso al al al bar iba decretar que esto era tarjeta roja por ser jugada manifiesta de gol. ahí se desdibujó méxico y entonces al minuto 31 antonia le iba a sacar este zurdazo abajo a barreras para poner el segundo de brasil y si ese le pareció un golazo, qué tal está el 31 de adriana de taquito para poner el 3 a 0 final y con eso brasil está en la final de la copa oro en la otra semifinal se enfrentaron las de siempre, es

internship, evgeniy koleshin, who not long ago worked in football, remember how great he worked in akrone a torpedo, and there are just a lot of these football moments, there are one or two touches, so he always liked it, of the hockey coaches, who would you go to, well, definitely igor, definitely, yes, because we have known each other for a long time, we played hockey, we played football, by the way, he by the way, he plays football very well, well, spartak, alexey, especially now ilya kovalchuk is there. how do you evaluate the season about baskal in spartak, well, now the season has ended , well, this season has ended, and one of the main questions is, yes, a breakthrough, a failure , uh, many call it a failure, yes, i say, no, there is no failure for spartak, spartak is in fifth place, uh, based on the results, i think spartak will be in the top three, although it’s also controversial, yes, because now many are saying who will be... in the top three, yes - that’s why i’m with spartak, just like he said, spartak to everyone that surrounds spartak , he should definitely be in the top

veremos si abren el akron. por lo menos pueden volver a repetir la dosis.jor cobertura que tenemos. solamente aquí. en qué partido va a ser ese? porque están como heridos los 2. además yo te veo con los colores ya medios puestos de mame. es que las águilas tienen que volar siempre alto. bueno, suerte para las chivas también y nos vemos al dijo la tigres. gracias carlos, gracias 16 de marzo el antioch california. habrá ballet folclórico, pupusas menores de 12 años entran gratis preventa 40 $ en lugares de costumbre etiquetó punto com la doctora polo siempre en busca de la verdad. tú tienes testigo para llegar al fondo de cada caso. qué fue lo que pasó después? he dicho caso cerrado de lunes a viernes. comenzó a las 7 6 centro por tele éxitos. ahí. nuestras historias se mantienen vivas. cuando pasamos la antorcha a las próximas generaciones, cuando la familia llama una corriente interior, nos une porque nos alimentamos del camino recorrido por aquellos que vinieron antes que nosotros, manteniendo viva nuestra esencia y nuestra herencia. ahora, arrendatarios b

the internship evgeniy koleshin, who not long ago worked in football, remember how great he worked in akrononov in hockey. that by the way, you can see from the torpedo that it plays like a torpedo , well, how would you go there just to watch for your coaching experience, i agree in principle, just like igor, yes he went and we know that igor came to england very often and watched the premier league clubs, yes he watched and i constantly talked to igor about this topic . by the way, it was very cool that he did it because of course. in spartak, well, now the season is over, well , this season, yes, the off-season is over, one of the main questions, yes, a breakthrough, a failure , many call it a failure, yes, i say , yes no, there is no failure of spartak, spartak is in fifth place, according to the results of spartak, i think that it will be in the top three, although it is also controversial, yes, because that now many people are saying who will be in the top three, yes, that’s why i’m at spartak, as i said, spartak to everyone that surrounds spartak... he should be in the top three, defi

around their coach and said they be telling their coaches leave akron kids about.h one last souvenir, a memory that will endure long after the mud and bruises have gone. —— grandkids about. although champions championship size for the you will have the owners in a short while. let's rewind. what does this competition mean to you in 1999 and all that, you scored 20 points, you are the captain against london broncos for them it was a record score in the final. �* . ., , , final. amazing memories. i grew up watchin: final. amazing memories. i grew up watching the _ final. amazing memories. i grew up watching the great _ final. amazing memories. i grew up watching the great wiccan - final. amazing memories. i grew up watching the great wiccan team - watching the great wiccan team dominate the late 80s, early 90s. to get the opportunities to walk up the famous steps the last time in the old wimbley was an experience that i will never forget. old wimbley was an experience that i will neverforget. it old wimbley was an experience that i will never forget. it was a grey af

dan was james' ehigh school coach in akron. so coach, duquesne last won in 1969, dan is trying to retire they, won't let him do it, coach. >>> who was their star player? >> oh. >> any guesses? >> you know the name that comes to my mind, green, didn't he go to duquesne? >> you go green. did he? >> i think he did. >> i'll take your word for it. they've got quickness and they steal the ball and they get in the open court and they can drive it all the way to the rim. i thought this was a pretty good byu team. they had a good year. they've got some primetime player, but duquesne hung in and made big shots at the end. it's an unbelievable story, the coach wants to retire, they keep winning games. >> isn't that crazy? >> it's unbelievable. >> there's the ncaa bracket that we all filled out, and then there's the peoples bracket. what does that mean? the people's bracket, matt th perfect march madness bracket reported by the ncaa. in my opinion, the weird ter bracket selections are and the more random it is, the more successful the brac

president akron has been making the same point.they are trying to get french people to understand there is going to be a greater sacrifice needed now in order to stop worse to come later. i have to say that european politicians and i include british politicians and i include british politicians in this are not making this case really to their publics that we are effectively needing to step up our defence spending considerably at a time of all sorts of other domestic pressures on spending because if we don't do that then russia, if they don't attack other countries, will be seeking to undermine them, destabilise them and there will be greater costs to come later. but honestly, if you walk around european capitals today, does not feel like europe is in any sense of a wartime footing. that not feel like europe is in any sense of a wartime footing.— of a wartime footing. that is the oint that of a wartime footing. that is the point that donald _ of a wartime footing. that is the point that donald trump - of a wartime footing. that is t

joining me right now is former gartman letter editor and university of akron endowment fund chairman,. also with me this morning, johnn lonski. dennis, i want to look at futures this morning. we have another firmer tone, opening expecting a stronger opening for the major averages, dow industrials up 58, nasdaq up 25 after a rip-roaring year-to-date. as interest rates spike a bit, now they're pulling back this morning on the 10 year but we're still at 4.27% on the 10 year after this week's hotter than expected inflation data, dennis. we're looking ahead to the fed meeting next week, the two damon tri policy tuesday and wednesday next week, the central bank expected to hold interest rates ready. we'll be focused on what the fed says, what jay powell says or suggests about a cut in rates to come. and this is all happening you amidst housing data next week, we'll get the home builders confidence impact on monday, housing starts on tuesday, existing home sales on thursday. where are you in terms of where the fed is right now and how you want to allocate capital in the midst of the data com

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joining me right now is form r gartman letter editor and university of akron endowment fund chairman,markets are closed for the good friday holiday, ahead of the easter holiday on sunday. but we're looking at outsize gains for this market, take a look at the first quarter numbers which wrapped up yesterday and it ended just as it began with momentum for stocks. the dow up 5 and two thirds percent on the quarter, nasdaq up 9.1% for the quarter and s&p 500 higher by 10.1% in the first three months of the year. we are waiting for the fed's preferred read on inflation, the february pce index will be out at 83:00 of a.m. eastern, economists are expecting month over month to be up three tenths of a percent, dennis what do you make of this gain in the market and this weight for inflation, your anticipation? >> it surprises me the strength we've had in the stock market. i've been bullish for one thing, gold, for a long period of time. gold is up much more than the dow is up for the first quarter of the year and i'm much impressed by that fact, very few people are paying attention to the fact

let's bring in our next guest, university of akron endowment committee chair, former publisher of "thean letter," dennis gartman. dennis, anytime commodities start to catch fire there is only one person to bring on, that's you. you're the best on this. you earned that reputation over the years. it feels weird no one talked about commodities a lot. what is starting percolate here. >> they should percolate. copper is a phd of economics. i say master of economics. phd with copper, plus aggregated tin, aluminum, zinc all the metals turned from the lower left to the upper right indicative of higher economic growth. as long as those continue to move from the lower left to the upper right i think economic activity will be stronger. as you just said, evs especially, the increase in the demand on, from computer technology going to drive electricity demands off the course of the next 10 and 15 years, copper prices want to go hire. we're at four dollars per pound. i think we go"the five" 1/2, over the course of next three or four years. it will be slow. not as exciting as we've seen in cocoa last

anyone to cleveland, which of course, northern ohio, his home, and the charitable work that he does, and akron and cleveland, it's extraordinary around the country country and i think also i was just mentioning what a role model caitlin clark is, what a role model lebron james says, he was 18 years old. he's going into the nba and that's really hard and we have seen a lot of people flame out in many sports, olympic sports, you name it and to see this success and the class and the grace that he has played with and. as a role model for kids as well. extraordinary. and 40,000 points. it's a number we've never seen before. you pass kareem, as you said, little bit more than a year ago on hugo's and it's again, what a weekend in basketball and what a joy a story to be talking about in the midst of obviously so many other things in our world hordes gives us that great escape. and caitlin clark and lebron james are two of the best at that for sure. >> yeah. i'm look i'm not going to get you're in trouble and ask who the goat is after lebron's milestone will say that for the next conversation. but righ

he first played in the nba at age 18, right out of high school in akron, ohio. now, he'll be 40 in december and he'll play another season at least beyond this. only recently a couple of days ago, he outscored the clippers of the fourth-quarter. his team came back, lakers came back from 21 down, and lebron scored 19 in the fourth-quarter of the clippers, 16, he had 34 and that game then the next game against the wizards, 31. so hill double-figures, they always had double-figures. so haley, 40,000 tomorrow night against the nuggets at home in los angeles >> yeah. it's just awesome to see also, given you mentioned that he entered the league at age 18. now we've caitlin clark and to see the respect that he has for her is also just a remarkable moment. you see, you just how impressed he is by her and he himself. so impressed, yes >> he's not alone among nba players and former nba players, you know, 30 of the 32 games at caitlin clark has played this year around women's college basketball have sold out, and it's going to be a real boost for the wnba in general, intere

he first played in the nba at age 18, right out of high school in akron, ohio. now, he'll be 40 he in december and he'll play another season at least beyond this. only recently a couple of days ago, he outscored the clippers and the fourth-quarter, his team came back, lakers came back from 21 down and lebron scored 19 in the fourth quarter of the clippers, 16, he had 34 and that game then the next game against the wizards, 31. so hill double-figures, they always had double-figures. so haley, 40,000 tomorrow night against the nuggets at home in los angeles >> yeah. it's just awesome to see. also, given you mentioned that he entered the league at age 18 now we've caitlin clark and to see the respect that he has for her is also just a remarkable moment. you see just how impressed he is by her and he himself. so impressed, yes. >> he's not alone among nba players and former nba players. you know, 30 of the 32 games. and caitlin clark has played this year around women's college basketball, have sold out, and it's going to be a real boost for the wnba in general inter

i talked to a political scientist at the university of akron david cohen the other day and he said he challenges here. former president trump and some democrats in his party especially where there is this convergence of policy over the middle east. and the other thing to look for here, shannon, tripwire's as i call it. you might remember this was not a state of the union speech where he was a joint session of congress. joe wilson, the republican congressman from south carolina, shot at nancy pelosi ripping up the president trump speech. those sometimes site bites as i will call them, they are what we remember from the state of the union speeches as a president goes out and gives a good speech and nothing strange happens, everybody forgets about it. but if something weird happens, that's what will go down in the history books. >> shannon: you are absolutely right, you mentioned that he not only has to manage republicans, but does have some more progressive left leg of the party that are very upset with what is happening between israel and gaza. we have heard that they want to hear him

portman on all kinds of things, the paterson bridge of dayton and what we've done over the cuyahoga in akronsa glen and other things. we teamed up together. that's the kind of public official he has been, and i am, how do you get things done for ohio. that's why i do 50 roundtables about the pact act. named after an ohio veteran that helps them will make sure that tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of veterans exposed to the football field sized burn pits get care. i know the two of them, they didn't say this to me, they're disturbed that the senator, the candidate running this year is about himself and his ideology, not about things for ohio. not about putting ohio first as i've done and you did in missouri for 12 years, claire. >> senator, it's jen palmieri. good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> so your state has voted for trump twice, may do a third time but passed the abortion rights amendment last year by a big margin. what did that vote teach you, you all learned from, show you about the state of politics in ohio and how do you -- what do you expect this issue to play a rol

republican strategies for 2024, but we are talking about corrine's podcast right now so let's go to mike and akronour independent line. caller: thank you for c-span. i am a libertarian who leans left on most but not all issues. i have voted in every single election since 1972. i pride myself on having a perfect record of 0-10 from 1972 to 2008. myn third, fourth or fifth place all the time. i finally voted for obama in 2012. i saw how the gop treated him in his first term. my question to you is this, how do you feel about candidates not revealing their tax returns? i personally feel like if you run for public office, especially for president, you should feel o reveal your tax returns. host: let's let her answer. corrine: i would agree. i think if you have nothing to hide, why wouldn't you share your tax returns, you know? the truth doesn't mind been questioned. there you go. host: tim is in college park, maryland on our independent line, last caller for now. caller: hi, ladies. how are you doing? your guest is great. she mentioned something that i think actually you should give her a megaphone bec

in akron, ohio. go ahead and print line. caller: wow.un violence and crimes are all red states. news, you think that all the crime is in chicago and new york and those places. and i was listenint exactly whe, from a red state, republican, and they believe that because of the news media, over 94% of the news is controlled by the right wing. and so we get a bad reputation in our democratic cities as if we're the only ones committing the crimes, when the biggest problem is we have politicians who are promoting gun violence by stating that you must arm yourselves, you must protect yourself, because the troops are not doing a good job for the criminal system is working against you. this is being promoted on a let's get our guest at of chance to respond to that. can you talk a little bit about the distribution of crime in this country? there is a lot of emphasis on decline in cities but can you talk about crime elsewhere? guest: crime is certainly concentrated in large, urban enclaves, accounting for the majority of homicides. and within the,

host: let's hear from james in akron, ohio. go ahead and print line. caller: wow.ntry gun violence and crimes are all red states. and when you hear the news, you think that all the crime is in chicago and new york and those places. and i was listening to the lady from i forget exactly where, from a red state, republican, and they believe that because of the news media, over 94% of the news is controlled by the right wing. and so we get a bad reputation in our democratic cities as if we're the only ones committing the crimes, when the biggest problem is we have politicians who are promoting gun violence by stating that you must arm yourselves, you must protect yourself, because the troops are not doing a good job for the criminal system is working against you. this is being promoted on a daily basis, coming out of republican politicians. host: let's get our guest a chance to respond to that. can you talk a little bit about the distribution of crime in this country? there is a lot of emphasis on decline in cities but can you talk about crime elsewhere? guest: crime i