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that's politics. >> maxwell austin is a toledo resident who follows politics closely and takes them tosaid he broke a pledge of ethics not to run for mayor. >> he said i plan to stay my term, i'm going to do what i'm going to do, not running for mayor, only a few weeks later to come out and say, you know what, i'm going to run for mayor. >> this is an important issue. i want to be able to communicate it to people. >> austin is not happy when he sees him campaigning literally at his front door. >> i was sitting on my porch one morning. people showed up. someone approached me to let me know who was going to be coming, and would i want to put on a t-shirt and come down and join. i let him know what i thought and told them no. >> his staff updates him on the situation. >> i think there was some indication that there was a guy there who was, you know, a bit ornery, but we decided to go forward with it. >> we have a situation in toledo. >> as he launches into his talking points about faulty water lines, austin makes his voice heard. >> run for mayor somewhere else. i seized my opportunity to

. >> when you listen to the president's speech, what did you hear that would be good for toledo? >> first of mentioned at toled's name, and he mentioned the cleveland's name, he only missed two communities, some areas in the new ninth district. what was wonderful was his emphasis on redeeming the american dream for all. focusing on manufacturing, when did you ever hear a president talked about the muscle of america? that resonates in our part of the country. that is who we are, people who work with their hands, people who build america forward. this is music to our ears, talking about turning unemployment into a training and that re-employment program. talking about veterans jobs. talking about the department of defense taking a lead on energy. talking about wall street prosecution and the fraud unit. i shot out of my seat. i thought, finally, finally someone is putting this -- pieces together. talking about rewarding investment in america. all these businesses try so hard. they see these big companies take jobs abroad. rewarding innovation and hard work here at home. i thought,

. >> playing for debra from toledo, ohio. >> rub it in, start the new year off right. >> bill: here isuestion number one on the flamboyant women, michelle obama went on tv to respond to the controversy over her new book. >> i guess it's more interesting to imagine this conflicted situation here and a strong woman, you know, but that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me since, you know, the day barack announced that i'm some angry black woman. >> bill: okay. now, mrs. obama is a lawyer, making her the third first lady to hold the postgraduate degree. who was the first? a >> steve: she is the third? >> bill: that's right, doocy. roll the tape. no, the answer is d. hillary clinton. you both got it wrong. >> then laura bush. >> got a master's degree. and then laura bush i believe has a librarian masters. >> steve: i will be darn. >> bill: marilyn monroe no advanced degree often played a blonde and felt that critics didn't give her enough credit for acting skills though she was was nominated for an oscar she did win golden globe for role in what film. what film? ♪ >> terrib

she must have been installed at places where prostitutes with frequent, all funded by toledo residents. >> dropped by about 80%. >> so they got the message. >> yes. and while the vallejo police force has experienced severe cutbacks this resident told cbs five he prefers to cross, but police are still out there and doing the job. >> they stop me because i was dressed like this which is understandable. luckily i didn't get busted because i wasn't doing anything. >> the kentucky street watch files date to keep an eye out. they are happy to see if there are signs of progress. >> prostitution and crime basically does not happen whether it's positive energy. >> to watch all say they have also been trained on how to become good witnesses and trained on how to protect themselves so there aren't any violent confrontations. so far there haven't been any. the watch all say they will compete to patrol the streets because the crackdown is working. >> lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in both the united states and the world. but now in new test may help improve survival or hundreds o

soon there will be now new cars on the streets of seoul imported from detroit and toledo and chicago. [applause] >> i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. and i will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration, and it's made a difference. [applause] over a thousand americans are working today because we stopped the surge in chinese tires. but we need to do more. it's not right when another country lets our movies, music, and software be pirated. it's not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours, only because they're heavily subsidized. tonight i'm announcing the creation of a trend forcement unit that will be charged with investigating unfair trading practices in countries like china. there will be more inspections -- [applause] -- there will be more inspections to prevent counterfeit or unsave goods from cross our borders and this congress should make sure that no foreign country has an advantage over american manufacturing when i

and then eventually that snow is going to move into toledo, detroit, cleveland, buffalo, pittsburgh possiblyen maybe even it appears now philadelphia and new york city, southern new england, someone will have a chance of 3 to 6 inches as we go throughout the day on saturday. keep that in your plans. forecast today, cold and blustery, there will be snowflakes tonight, but not a big deal. how does that high temperature look in minneapolis? 1 will be the official high as you said, you'll be nice and warm down there in the 60s where you are. >>> i think we'll skip that minnesota primary. thanks so much. appreciate it, bill. let's turn to sports now. not every day you lead with a hunkie actor rob lowe. today is just such a day. lowe managed to cause a social media firestorm yesterday by fueling speculation that colts star quarterback peyton manning was ready to retire. lowe, who is nbc's show "parks and recreation" set in indiana tweeted, peyton manning will not return to the nfl, hearing my fave. rich eisen tweeted, my people are saying man will return today. what do you hear. lowe added, colts

through chicago, northern indiana, southern michigan, northern ohio, areas like detroit, cleveland, toledo, you could have a little mini snowstorm on your hands as we go through friday late into friday night. so could be some shoveling there saturday morning and eventually i think some of that snow could make its way into areas like new york city during the day saturday, possibly even philadelphia and areas of southern new england. so just be prepared if you have your weekend plans in new england. i did tease and mention the windchills and this is the lowest windchills i've seen this winter. right now, temperatures 9 in minneapolis. the windchill is minus 32. many areas of the -- many areas are in the minus 40 range. that's like unbearable. there is something called an extremely cold warning that is in place for all of the northern plains. today in minneapolis, it is 4. that is cold. there is no other way to talk about it. >> i had to interrupt you there for a many up. >> it's fine. it deserved it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, negative developments for eastman kodak. banks deliver their bo

incredibly powerful voice in the debate over saying he wouldn't lobby exactly yeah well hopefully maybe toledo calls will outrage i got to wrap it up that's about as long as you know how washington works for sarah true very true thanks for joining me that's it for a night show you guys thanks for tuning in make you connect tomorrow with the third anniversary of obama taking office and the second anniversary of citizens united all talk about that coming up next. wealthy british style. that's what i'm trying. to target. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on r g. download the official anti application to your i phone on pod touch from the i choose ops to. watch on t.v. life on the go. video on demand ati's live broadcasts and already says feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. hello i'm going to washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture new it is in the doghouse tonight a.b.c. is airing what they're callin

incredibly powerful voice in the debate over saying he wouldn't lobby exactly yeah well hopefully maybe toledo a couple outrage i got to wrap it up that's about as long as you know how washington works for sarah true very true thanks for joining me that's it for a night show you guys thanks for tuning in make you connect tomorrow is the third anniversary of obama taking office and the second anniversary of that is united talk about that coming up next. right. from pundits to. t.v. dot com. james bond a london admits in electronics rock found in moscow six years ago belonged to her majesty's secret service. the voice caused a storm of controversy at the time of the plane from downing street the story was absurd all the details from london in just a few moments. the f.b.i. website becomes the latest victim of hackers within the anonymous group as they wage the largest attack ever on the u.s. government and music industry websites this comes after the u.s. authorities shot a popular illegal downloads and charged seven people with copyright crime. more tough new sanctions against the syrian regime

incredibly powerful voice in the debate is saying he wouldn't lobby exactly yeah well hopefully maybe toledo a couple outrage i got to wrap it up guys of an important to know how washington works for sarah true very true thanks for joining me as a finite show you guys thanks for tuning in make you connect tomorrow with the third anniversary of obama taking office and the second anniversary of citizens united so let's talk about that coming up next. the mets six is. coming to. see some it's. coming. her strike back anonymous cripples major u.s. government and corporate websites in response to a crackdown on a file sharing service and pending anti-piracy legislation. syria's opposition holds more mass rallies to demand more prisoners be released despite a general amnesty earlier this week critics say only regime change will satisfy the protest leaders now. and a multi-billion pound battle between a russian tycoon or amman opera motivation fugitive mobile boris berezovsky in a london court finally approaches its conclusion. it's eleven pm in moscow i met très a good to have you with us here on

incredibly powerful voice in the debate over saying he wouldn't lobby exactly yeah well hopefully maybe toledo calls will outrage i got to wrap it up that's about as long as you know how washington works for sarah true very true thanks for joining me that's it for a night show you guys thanks for tuning in make you connect tomorrow with the third anniversary of obama taking office and the second anniversary of citizens united so let's talk about that coming up next. this is claude. allen singing on the edge over the past and present. mixing reality as nothingness. but if you enter this time. the mystery of supernatural will reach you. shana know siberia on. download the official anti out location to your i phone on pod touch from the i choose amp stores which all teach life on the go. video on demand parties mind bold colors and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. hello. we are anonymous. this has been a test of the emergency hacking system and what is being called the single largest cyber attack in the group's history the organization known as anonymous is hacking

there will be items imported from detroit, and toledo, and ohio. from i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. i will not standby when our competitors do not play by the rules. we have brought trade cases against china at nearly twice of the rate of the last administration and that has made a difference. [applause] >> over 1000 americans are working today because we stopped this. we need to do more. it is not right when in a country lets our music, movies and software de hybrid--be pirated. her heart >> tonight i am announcing a trade enforcement unit that is charged with investigating unfair trading practices in countries like china. [applause] >> there will be more inspections to prevent unsafe goods from crossing our borders and this congress should make sure that no foreign company has an advantage over american manufacturing the comes to financing and market like russian. we are the most productive on a dirt and clay field is leveled i promise that america will always win. [applause] record >> i also hear from

soon, there will be new cars on the streets of seoul, imported from detroit and toledo and chicago. i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. and i will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration and it's made a difference. over a thousand americans are working today because we stopped a surge in chinese tires. but we need to do more. it's not right when another country lets our movies, music and software be pirated. not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours, only because they're heavily subsidized. tonight, i'm announcing the creation of a trade enforcement unit that will be charged with investigating unfair trading practices in countries like china. there will be more inspections -- there will be more inspections to prevent counterfeit or unsafe goods from crossing our borders. this congress should make sure no foreign company has an advantage over american manufacturing when it comes to accessing financing or new workers like

worst for women is toledo, ohio. philadelphia, pennsylvania. detroit, michigan. memphis, tennessee and birmingham, alabama. >> and the worst for men is st. louis, missouri, detroit, michigan. philadelphia, p.a., and bermington, alabama which is different than burlington, vermont. and memphis, tennessee. so we were talking about "cosmos" magazine and it's always got juicy stuff in here. don't even -- can we say it? >> no. >> you can say it. >> no, i can't. dave, do you want to come over here and say it? >> he can't say it. anyway, they talk about awesome moves that men crave. these are the moves that men crave. >> not necessarily sexual. >> apparently not -- >> i heard you. i heard you say it. i heard you say it. okay. >> we just couldn't believe it. we looked at the cover and went -- my gosh. >> all right. so spooning in bed is one of the things men crave. kissing in public. they like it when we link our arm through theirs when walking down the street. soaking in a bubble bath together. >> who wouldn't? >> and like exchanging cutesy text messages. >> if frank cou

soon there will be cars in seoul em ported from toledo and chicago.ill go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. i will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as as the last administration and it has made a difference. [ applause ] >> over a thousand americans are working today because we stopped the surge in chinese tires but we need to do more. it's not right when another country let's movies and our software be pirated. it's not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours because they are heavily subsidized. tonight i'm announcing the creation of a trade enforcement unit that will investigate unfair trading practices like china. there will be more inspections there will be more inspections to prevent counterfeit or unsafe goods from crossing our borders and this congress should make sure that no foreign country has an advantage over american manufacturing manufacturing. our workers are most productive on wertdz. if the playing fi

soon there will be cars in seoul em ported from toledo and chicago.ill go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. i will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as as the last administration and it has made a difference. [ applause ] >> over a thousand americans are working today because we stopped the surge in chinese tires but we need to do more. it's not right when another country let's movies and our software be pirated. it's not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours because they are heavily subsidized. tonight i'm announcing the creation of a trade enforcement unit that will investigate unfair trading practices like china. there will be more inspections there will be more inspections to prevent counterfeit or unsafe goods from crossing our borders and this congress should make sure that no foreign country has an advantage over american manufacturing manufacturing. our workers are most productive on wertdz. if the playing fi

are we going to send soybeans to korea, we will see cars on those streets imported from detroit, toledo and chicago. so, you know, i don't mind kia being sold here, i just want to make sure they are buying chevys and fords. so we are going to keep training workers with the skills they need to find these jobs. we are going to keep creating new jobs in american energy, including alternative energy that has been a source of strength for a lot of rural communities in iowa and an economy built to last also means making sure that there's a sense of fair play and shared responsibility. now, most immediately, i was talking about taxes on business. the most immediate thing we need to do with our tax code is make sure that we stop a tax hike on 160 million working americans at the end of next month. [ applause ] >> people can't afford losing $40 out of each paycheck. not right now. your voices convinced congress to extend this middle class tax cut before, you remember there was a little resistance last year, but you sent your message. renew the tax cut. they only extended it for two months, now w

soon this will be new cars on the streets of seoul imported from detroit and toledo and chicago. [ applause ] i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. and i will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration and it's made a difference. [ applause ] over 1000 americans are working to day because we stopped a surge in chinese tires. we need to do more. it's not right when another country lets our movies, music and software be pirated. it's not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on our's because they are heavily subsidized. tonight i'm announcing the creation of a trade enforcement unit that will be charged with investigating unfair trading practices in countries like china. there will be more inspections -- [ applause ] -- there will be more inspections to prevent counterfeit or unsafe goods from crossing our borders. and this congress should make sure that no foreign company has an advantage over american manufacturing when it comes to accessin

in panama, colombia and south korea and there will be no cars on the seoul imported from chicago, toledo and detroit. i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. and i will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration and it's made a difference. over 1,000 americans are working today because we stopped the surge in chinese tires, but we need to do more. it's not right when another country lets our movies, music and software be pirated and not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours only because they are heavily subsidized. tonight i'm announcing the creation of a trade enforcement unit that will be charged with investigating unfair trade practices in countries like china. there will be more inspections to prevent unsafe goods from crossing our borders and this congress should make sure that no foreign company has an advantage over american companies when it comes to financing. our workers are the most productive on earth and if the playing

>> well, first of all he he mention toledo's name and he mentioned cleveland's main. the only two communities he missed work lorain and sandusky in terms of larger kindred, and lakewood, something areas that are in the new ninth district. but what was wonderful was his emphasis on redeeming the american dream for all. and focus on manufacturing, when did you ever a president talk about the muscle of america? and that resonates in our part of the country because that's who we are. people who work with their heads, people build america forward from people who grow america forward. this is music to our ears. talking about turning unemployment into a training and reemployment program, talking about veterans jobs, talking about department of defense taking the lead on energy which is what i champion as a member of the defense committee for my career, talking about wall street prosecution and a fraud unit at the department of justice. i just shot right out of my seat. i thought, finally finally someone is putting the pieces together and talking about rewarding investment in

in toledo, b.x. solutions are bringing back jobs in the transportation and logistical services industry and across our region, the auto sector is making major investments. the detroit auto show just wrapped up and there's much to be optimistic about. for one, g.m. is officially back on top, claiming the title as the world's largest automaker. an amazing comeback for this american automotive industry. our resilient automakers brought it back even some here would have left it dead. between 2009 and last year the u.s. auto industry created over 75,000 new jobs. we've seen the impact in places like toledo where chrysler is expanding production. in avon lake, ford is investing and g.m.'s hot-selling kruz is lighting up factories from toledo to parma and lordstown. however, we cannot forget that cups like china want to muscle in on the u.s. auto sector. if we can't to see the u.s. auto industry in a continuing state of growth, creating jobs and building our economy forward, congress must champion fair trad

soon there will be new cars on the streets of seoul imported from detroit and toledo and chicago. (applause) i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. and i are not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration and it's made a difference. (applause) over a thousand americans are working together because we stopped a surge in chinese tires. but we need to do more. it's not right when another country lets our music, movies and software be pirated. it's not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours only because they're heavily subsidized. tonight i'm announcing the creation of a trade enforcement unit that will be charged with investigating unfair trading practices in countries like china. there will be more inspections... (applause). there will be more inspections to prevent unsafe or counterfeit goods from crossing our borders and this congress should make sure no foreign company has an advantage over american manufacturing when it comes

the engine is made in defiance, the bumper in northwood, ohio, the transmission in toledo, the steel and aluminum come out of cleveland. the spring broef ohio provides the sound system. it was assembled in lordstown, three shifts. 5,000 workers. those people wouldn't be working today, overwhelming majority would not be working if we hadn't done the auto rescue where the government invested and the government pulse out so private industry takes it over as they should. gm today as you know, is again the biggest, the largest auto company in the world. that will never would have happened if the president and congress hadn't stepped up and created that partnership with the industry and the government. >> and yet, you know, sir, republicans have previously criticized the president, john boehner's spokesman. june of last year said and i'm quoting, the bailout was nothing to celebrate. even john kasich, the governor of your state has said "contrary to popular opinion, the auto industry is getting stronger." and yet, these are people who philosophically believe that what should have happened

. >> toledo is on the phone for you right now. >> thanks. well, guess what?s are not the favorites in foxboro. in fact, baltimore is a nine-point underdog but it's really no surprise the ravens are just 1 and 6 all time against the patriots. however, that one win came just two years ago on the road in foxboro in the playoffs. dejavu would be nice. and here is the play that defined the game. the first play of the game, rice takes the handoff and goes 83 yards for the touchdown. it was the longest run new england had given up all season. the ravens punched the patriots in the mouth building a 24-point first quarter lead. baltimore went on to win the game, 33-14. as for ray rice, it was a signature moment. >> if you wanted to ask me if that was my fondest moment, you know, in my nfl career, yes, it was. when you can do something that special in a playoff game and another team's stadium, you know, that was huge. and that's something that, you know, i'll cherish for the rest of my life. playoffs separate you -- separates everybody. there is a reason why there are

the auto industry here in ohio and michigan has been a savior, t toledo, lorraine, thousands of jobs saved, when you look at the ripple effect, too, from the auto in duindustry, when you th for every manufacturing job there is seven to eight spin-off jobs you're going down to the supply chain and hitting the small business person that you mentioned. so him getting our back means he's out there vigously talking about what he did with the auto industry and brown did with the industry and democrats did with it but the chinese tariffs he put on steel tubing, because he had the courage to do that, we have almost a billion dollar investment in the steel plants o outside yungstown ohio. because of the policies of president obama. when mitt romney comes in here and mitt romney or newt gingrich come in the town and they talk about their ideoology, not the pragmatism of president obama they will get beat. >> he has been aggressive and positive here, not even paying attention to the detractors, i feel like he made a turn here, what do you think? >> i think so, too. >> jonathan, go ahead. >> oka

captain ray carroll is a 26-year veteran of the toledo police department. >> she asked through the speakeruggets at 6:30 in the morning, and the lady explained to her that we're serving the breakfast menu. >> mcdonald's stopped serving mcnuggets at 2:30 a.m. duchesne is about four hours too late. this is no happy meal she's after. >> she drove up, tried to explain her case a little bit more strongly. >> at the pick-up window, duchesne continues to argue about the mcnuggets. even though the clerk tells her several times there are no mcnuggets, duchesne doesn't want to hear it. >> subsequently got out and assaulted the mcdonald's employee. she had the window open. she punched her in the face. >> as the manager hurries over to slide the window shut, duchesne decks her once the second she arrives. this is the second person duchesne punches. but the manager fights back, grabbing the customer's long hair. >> she tried dragging the suspect through the drive-through window. i don't know what she was going to do if she got her in there. nevertheless, she was deterred from that by other employees sa

soon there will be new cars on the streets of seoul imported from detroit and toledo and chicago. (applause) i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. and i are not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration and it's made a difference. (applause) over a thousand americans are working together because we stopped a surge in chinese tires. but we need to do more. it's not right when another country lets our music, movies and software be pirated. it's not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours only because they're heavily subsidized. tonight i'm announcing the creation of a trade enforcement unit that will be charged with investigating unfair trading practices in countries like china. there will be more inspections... (applause). there will be more inspections to prevent unsafe or counterfeit goods from crossing our borders and this congress should make sure no foreign company has an advantage over american manufacturing when it comes

he gets -- his this top toledo nors are banks, including goldman sachs. [ audience boos ] >> now, our campaign has the top thr top three donors. army, air force, navy. >> let's turn overseas to a deadly day in afghanistan. about midnight six u.s. marines died when their helicopter crashed. then an afghan soldier turned his gun on a group of french troops, killing four and wounding 15. that attack has the french president threatening to pull all of his country's forces out of afghanistan. cnn's nick payton walsh joins us live from kabul. let's start with the helicopter crash that killed the six u.s. marines. the taliban claims responsibility. is there evidence of that? >> reporter: at this point it's fair to say no, to be honest they claim in a text message they shot the helicopter down. but officials saying to me mechanical issues that caused this hard landing. where these crashes occur the insurgents always leap forward to claim it was there. isap normally says technical reasons. at this point there's no evidence to back up either claim. although historically it does appear the major

. >> little ashlyn and bryce dyer were born in toledo, ohio last night.th to her as dad was driving to the hospital at 85 miles an hour. papa, slow down. her first words. >> that's right. mom said all she remembers doing was screaming the whole ride, and then ashlyn was, well, right there. little brother bryce waited a little bit longer. he arrived by c-section later. everyone is doing just fine. when those babies want out, they want out. >> the majority of women don't have labors like that, though. >> where it's just so fast? >> yeah. you remember the woman that had one in a car i think in houston? >> yeah, we saw that tape. >> well, her previous -- she had two children. her first child she needed 12 hours to deliver. and then her second child delivered in a car. >> and you had two. what was your longest? >> i tried to -- >> block it out. >> yeah. push that from the recesses of my memory. they were both long. i was induced with both of my children. so they wanted to stay in. i'm like 40 weeks, enough. come on. >> we'll be back with more "world news now."

soon, there will be new cars on the streets of seoul, imported from detroit and toledo and chicago. i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. and i will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration and it's made a difference. over a thousand americans are working today because we stopped a surge in chinese tires. but we need to do more. it's not right when another country lets our movies, music and software be pirated. not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours, only because they're heavily subsidized. tonight, i'm announcing the creation of a trade enforcement unit that will be charged with investigating unfair trading practices in countries like china. there will be more inspection inspections -- there will be more inspections to prevent counterfeit or unsafe goods from crossing our borders. this congress should make sure no foreign company has an advantage over american manufacturing when it comes to accessing financing or new w