>> well, i think the people in ohio and all across the country are in agreement on this.y should be limited in our political system. i think when you get outside of the state houses and outside of the beltway, i think most people agree on that. >> how about republicans. is there a way to get them on your side specifically in the state of ohio here? and i understand that republicans are too different sets. there are the republican voters who i think probably largely agree with you, and then there is the republican representatives. what is your sense of the state of affairs in ohio in that regard? >> well, it certainly will be an uphill battle. but what i've been trying to tell my conservative friends is that this is in essence a states right issues. if you're trying to limit the power of the federal government and breeze the power of the states basically through the tenth amendment, then this is something that you should be behind. it allows the states to control the elections within their own boarders like they used to before citizen united. >> cenk: if we do a convention

>>> plus police say they have uncovered another instance of people being held captive for years in ohio, this time it was a mother and a daughter. and we're going to have the latest on that for you tonight. and then amanda knox, an italian court citing what might have happened the night her roommate was killed. a major development that could totally change knox's life. for a special report let's go "outfront." ♪ >>> good evening everyone i'm erin burnett. terror attacks foiled. today the head of the national security agency told congress the top secret surveillance programs, like the ones recently leaked by former nsa contractor

these are not regular antiabortion bills in ohio. this time ohio republicans decided they didn't want to debate their antiabortion wish lists so stuck all this stuff into the state's budget at the last minute without ever bringing it up for debate. they did it at the last minute as they passed the final version of the budget last night, i think probably hoping that nobody would notice. so it's a forced medically unnecessary ultrasound that you cannot say no to. it is a forced lecture from ohio doctors even if they do not medically agree with the content of the lecture. it's defunding planned parenthood and other family planning providers. reducing women's access to contraceptives and cancer screenings and prenatal car. of course, it's more trap laws to just shut down clinics that provide abortions in ohio. the ohio stuff even redefines the word pregnancy for the purpose of ohio state law to use it for antiabortion purposes. and all of this stuff was not debated. the republicans just shoved all this stuff into the budget at the last mi

if you needed a reminder of what is going on in ohio, 65 miles away in cleveland, ohio, ariel castro is back and forth this morning for a pretile hearing, accused of kidnapping three women and keeping them locked up inside his house for ten years. last week, castro pleaded not guilty to hundreds of charges. >>> the nsa is coming out strong, saying no less than 50 terror plots have been foiled by its infamous surveillance programs. is this more about stopping attacks or dodging controversy? dana bash is on capitol hill with more. good morning, dana. >> good morning, chris. intelligence officials are going to send a lengthy document to capitol hill to give lawmakers more details about the 50 attacks they say were stopped because of the programs but all of that information is classified so lawmaker, won't be able to talk about it in public so it makes it hard for them to forward their request to reassure the public that all of this is worth it. lot to blow up the new york stock exchange was disrupted. the planners arrested and convicted, thanks in part to a secret monitoring program. th

in roe v. wade 40 years ago. joining me, ohio state senator nina turner, a democrat who represents district 25 which includes cleveland. senator, my first question for you is how did these provisions end up in a budget? >> chris, only god knows. they put the provisions in like thieves in the night, like cowards that they are. they didn't even have the decency to have their anti-woman legislation stand alone so we could debate it. they thought no one was watching but surprise, surprise, surprise. some of the footage you showed, hundreds of people showed up at the statehouse on thursday, alone, with doctors. we delivered naral and also planned parenthood delivered 17,000 letters to the governor pleading with him to line item veto these measures. chris, we have children to need to be educated. we have infrastructure that needs to be repaired. we have people who need to be uplifted. instead of doing this, the gop is still deadly preoccupied with a woman's womb and it doesn't make any kind of sense. this is a constitutionally guarante

was just a folly to not go ahead and expand medicaid. >> karen kasler, what is the state of play in ohio where is the governor? >> like in arizona surprised a lot of people when he supported expansion of medicaid, he has been an opponent of what he calls obamacare but said in his budget he took the avenue, this is way to capture 13 billion federal over several year a way to help ohio's 1.5 million uninsured. many who are very poor and can't afford health insurance. so he spent a lot of his personal capital trying to get this passed. his proposal, though, went over very, very poorly in the state legislature which is dominated by republicans, you have a lot of republicans in ohio who are very suspicious of the expansion much medicaid. and so it was stripped out of both the house version and the senate version of the state budget. our house speaker said that of his 60 member caucus, 20 members, this is quote from him, would rather shoot themselves in the head than vote for medicaid expansion. so right now what's happening is that out of the state budget, and it's being considered in a diffe

no, he lived in ohio. his home is in ohio and it's open to the public as well. william henry harrison's another matter. he died after 30 years in the -- 30 days in the white house. and harrison saw him as a little boy of maybe 9 years old in his coffin. that's the only time he saw him. they weren't from a very distinguished family in virginia. they lived at berkley plantation on the james river. president harrison and benjamin harrison was the son except for the bushes, would be the only son of a -- because that was his grandfather, not his father , that was president -- grandfather and son. but the grandfather's father signed the declaration of independence. as one of the virginia signers. and berkley, you can see on the james river, open to the public, and they were distinguished virginia family and in politics for years and years and when william henry harrison went to be inaugurated, he went to berkley where he been born. i don't know whether benjamin harrison ever went but he was very conscious of being the grandson of a founder. i mean the great-grandson o

. >> an air show goes on in ohio one day after a deadly plane crash. esterday's accident >> a week of calm in turkey ends with a violent clash between protesters on police. >> >> the body of actor james gandolfini heading to the united states. the plans now for his burial . . >>> anory show resumed in ohio a day after a pilot and a wing walker died in a fiery crash. crowds were back at the air show in dayton. today, it included the pyrotechnic show as you see here, there were huge flames and plumes of plaque smoke. that scene wasserly similar to yesterday's real fiery crash. the witnesses say the world war ii airman was flying too low when it crashed into a field right in front of spectators. no one on the brown was hurt >> taliban claimed responsibility of -- a dozen gunmen wearing police uniforms shot to death. including an american. the local branch of the taliban said the deadly attack was to avenge the death of a leader killed in a may 29th u.s. drone strike >>> other news of the world, turkey, a week of calm ended this weekend as police an anti- g

and fetus in ohio state law. they want to define pregnancy as beginning even before implanting it in the uterine lining. lots of contraception works. if you want an iud, that means you want an abortion. and of course there is a mandatory ultrasound before you can get an abortion. if you want to get contraception, maybe a totally normal life as your existence as an adult woman in ohio, welcome to your mandatory vaginal probe at the insistence of the state, even just to keep your iud. seriously? actually nobody knows if that is what they mean, it never really got talked through or explained all that well because it was never debated. they just added this stuff. they never talked about it. they passed it and through it to john kasich, have a nice weekend, sir, your call, you can decide on each of these as an individual line in the budget that you must okay line by line, again, the deadline is 7 p.m. on sunday night. 11:59 on sunday night. set a google alert and take your blood pressure medication. and in north carol

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the republicans do these things in texas and ohio and all 50 states hear about it. and the impression of the republican party continues to be a party that is much more concerned with what women are doing in terms of reproductive choice than anything else. >> yeah, way to go with that re-branding, right, lawrence? over 100,000 people wound up tuning into wendy davis's filibuster. and all 100,000 people saw a legislature dominated by white men, trying to put down the women among them, literally not calling on the female senator that tried to get attention when wendy davis was being shut down. it was really an amazing display of what the conservative republicans in texas, and i think we can say a lot of the rest of the country, the way that they behave, and how terrible that behavior can be, when we see it, when it is not done in the dark of night as the female politician from ohio put it. i think this is a really amazing moment in american politics. i think rick perry exposed himself yet again as being rather ignorant. i think the legislation in ohio, again with the at

heavy rain and high winds did damage in parts of ohio. trees and power lines no match for the storm. a tree came crashing down on a man's home, puncturing a hole in his ceiling. >> the winds were so high and debris in the air. i couldn't see the tree fell in front of me as i was watching. i heard a boom and glass. >> i can't believe that happened in an hour. the winds had to be ridiculous. >> that's right. thankfully no storm related injuries have been reported. >> it is hot and getting hotter out west. we are talking wicked hot. the national weather service predicting a heat wave at least until the next week. it's a long time. temperatures could reach 120 degrees in desert areas of arizona and california. heat and draught-like conditions contributed to wildfires. >> one of our loyal viewers said walking outside phoenix was like a blow-dryer, walking out with a hair drier blowing on you. horrible. >> it's scary to think. we haven't reached the high temperatures. yeah, we are warming, but friday, saturday, sunday, temperatures close to 120.

i was involved in ohio. 1977, when the first major collapse of the steel industry occurred in ohio. some of you may remember youngstown went down. 5,000 people were off the job in one day in 1977. black monday they called it. 5,000 people mend the community would go down too so the steelworkers in that town and the city, the ecumenical coalition of the city, catholic bishops and priests and rabbis got together and formed a joint worker ecumenical coalition strategy to put the seal notes back on track. they said american, very american idea. why can't we do this? why can't we put this together? 5,000 people will look your sleeve, let's do it. we need to recognize that is an american cultural idea. we are -- french people don't think that we. we are ahead of a lot of european people in the sense that culture, go culture, a big asset. a side bar story. one guy, a steel worker named gerald dickie, it was his idea. why don't we do that? one of the businessmen took him aside and that you want a steel mill? i can tell you much better stock to buy and steel mills. that wasn't the name of th

still "outfront" two people held captive in an ohio home. sounds familiar. but this is a new story. and a very different one. we bring it to you next. plus the roommate of amanda knox. did she die not by murder but in a sex game gone wrong? and in the whitey bulger case a former hit man who testifies against bulger and took part in 20 murders says he was a nice family man. not what his nickname would suggest. nickname was the executioner. and the new treasury secretary cleans up his signature to go on the dollar bill. can you read it? ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ bayer migraine formula, means powerful relief. its triple action formula targets migraines for r

....he' >> tigers woods, third round of the memorial tournament in ohio. it going in that is what i do when i have a bad take. i just drop the mike. his shot goes into the crowd. he double bogeyed the hole. look at this. woods triple bogeying this hole. that is a career low. won five times in the course, but you would never know it. 16 strokes later. matt cutcher. >>> nba game six. pacers, heat, lebron james. here is paul george. pacers led the entire game. heat trying to get back into it in the 4th inning. lebron called for the offensive foul and that's the no no. we are going to a game seven folks. heat and pacers? how do you like it? 91-77. the final tonight for indiana. jonathan quick made 34 saves, needed two more. western conference finals against chicago. mario reflects in the shot. black hawks win over the kings, final of 2-1. >>> bruins and the pinguins. can't they just shake hands? i guess not. bruins are shut out the penguins in game one final. a 3-0. not much for the earthquake fans to cheer about. down 1-0. that's a goal there. to the net. quak

a slight riskt, for severe weather in ohio and illinois. some of the storms today could be stronger, especially if we get some breaks in the cloud cover. the potential for small hail. this is a minimal threat. another look at the forecast >> time to get to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked, regardless of your age, when financial times get tough, are you more or less likely to use a credit card? >> we want to thank everybody for sending in their responses. >> here are some stories you'll find at 7:00 a.m. on wbal plus. the dangers of selling your old stuff online. >> down the ocean meets up with pipe.alf- those stories and the latest traffic and weather updates. >> problems with the light rail this morning. >> light rail from penn station running 30 minutes behind schedule. this is 95 in howard county at 100. there is a lot of balop volume with an accident southbound -- there is a lot of the bailout volume with an accident southbound 295 at 100. normal delays on the west side. with thea little fogg

two people dead at an air show in dayton, ohio. t the hour. >>> today in ka tar, secretary of state, john kerry, said that the united states wants to be proposed peace talks with the taliban get back on track. peace talks with thrown off course wednesday after hamid karzai suspended his involvement because of a assist put over signs and a flag at the opening of the taliban office. >> now we need to see if we can get back on track. i don't know whether that's possible or not. if there is not a decision to move forward by the taliban in short order, then we may have to consider whether or not the office has to be closed. >> for the third week in a row, the republican weekly address focused on student loans. they passed a bill in the house and as the july 1st deadline creeps closer, the pressure is on the senate and president obama. >> thief actively blocked the plan and refused to consider ours. if i didn't know any better, i would say they are content to let rates double. >> and a new report out of the los angeles times says that the

find out it's rogue agents all over in the pacific coast region clearly some people in washington d.c. as well as ohio so i don't know whether the president is just getting bad information from his advisors that could potentially be the case i not going to claim the prez. in or knew about it until i know that to be the fact what i know is what the president told us two weeks ago is not the facts as we know them today two weeks later would you think that all political organizations that has been tax relief should be questioned while what i think is that there should be room uniform standards and equal protection under the laws so absolutely we should ask the same questions of conservative groups and liberal groups and clearly that was the problem here is that they weren't some of the liberal leaning groups were getting their approval on the average of thirty to sixty days and and these three hundred conservative groups nearly two hundred of them have yet to get approval three years later and they were asked questions is as ridiculous as you know tell me the content of your members prayers sign affidavi

house counsel knew the president says that they've looked into us and it was only a few rogue agents in ohio two weeks later we find out it's rogue agents all over in the pacific coast region clearly some people in washington d.c. as well as ohio so i don't know whether the president is just getting bad information from his advisors that could potentially be the case i not going to claim the present. you know or knew about it until i know that to be the fact what i know is what the president told us two weeks ago is not the facts as we know them today two weeks later would you think that all political organizations that as tax relief should be questioned. was what i think is that there should be room uniform standards and equal protection under the laws so absolutely we should ask the same questions of conservative groups and liberal groups and clearly that was the problem here is that they weren't some of the liberal leaning groups were getting their approval on the average of thirty to sixty days and and these three hundred conservative groups nearly two hundred of them have yet to get app

we have 200 people here in ohio. >> three locations also in virginia and new jersey.ound for how long? >> 1847 is when we started in the business. >> what are we working on here? >> this is our six stripes. seven stripes here. >> this is the short part of the flag. >> that will go on to the stars. >> i just hit the button? >> hit the button. >> the red stands for hardiness, the white for purity and the blue for justice and perseverance. now we move on to the stars? >> we call it the field. you call it stars. the field is sewn on. >> what do i do here? hit the go pedal. the 50 stars began in 1960 after hawaii became our 50th state. can you get that? i think you're better than that than me. tell me about our history at annin. most people's memory, raising the flag on september 11, what else? >> 9/11 was a very busy time for flagmakers. we were very, very busy. i think that picture of them raising the annin flag that day is probably one that will last for many years. in 1945 we raised the flag in iwo jima. >> on the moon from apollo 11. >> 1969 we raised the flag on the

in ohio, the united way they're being sued because they had distributed very little of the money thatd to go to families who were caught up in another shooting there. we will talk about that in just a moment. michelle, thank you for coming on the show. thank you for responding. >> thank youufor having me. >> as i just mentioned, in february of last year, i'm sure you heard about this, three teenagers were shot and killed at a high school in ohio. united way set up a fund and nearly a million dollars was raised. local officials that 100% of the money would go to victtms families. but those families are now suing, saying that they would have just a small fraction of that money, only 15%. this includes helping the community heal in their words. we will continue to follow that story as well. it is time to take a look at stories that you're clicking on tonight at fox business.com. stocks are moving higher. investors are also saying they don't expect the federal reserve will and the stimulus program tomorrow. president obama is hinting that ben bernanke will leave the federal reserve. obama

so i don't mean to presume here, but say good-bye to access to abortion in ohio as well as wisconsin. anywhere that republicans are in control, really. but iowa, actually iowa is really the most amazing one of all of them right now. meet terry branstad. i like to show a picture of terry branstad when we talk about him and iowa politician. something about the way he looks is more memorable for some reason than just the sound of his name which nobody seems to be able to remember. i think it's the memorability of his mustache. this is the governor of iowa, looks like a famous character from the 1970s named captain kangaroo. he is terry branstad playing governor of iowa, playing doctor. in his capacity as governor of iowa, terry branstad reserves for himself, personally, the right to decide whether or not you get an abortion. he says he will sign legislation just passed by the iowa legislature that gives a personal role in deciding on a case-by-case basis whether he will allow medicaid to cover your abortion. if that is your health insurance in the state of iowa. the provision in which go

it became an important industrial center in ohio at that time. 's father and grandfather helped build it. mckinley helped to sustain it and make it famous. he was not -- he rose in prominence because of her. >> a few years after they got married in 1873 was an onset of problems for her. what were they? >> and they were living in a house that was described as their house -- her father had bought it. she gave birth on christmas day to the first a daughter on katie who was very healthy and the central focus of their lives. became very ill with cancer. theould say at that house, saxton/mckinley house was the white house. it was owned by her maternal grandmother. is passed through four generations of women. was very close to her mother and grandmother. she was pregnant for a second time when her mother had cancer. her mother died before she gave birth. there is a picture for falling her mother's burial service. from what we can tell, people were later on were: get she struck her head -- were later on recalling it, she struck her head. bad spinale had a

always nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> a revolt in ohio. cincinnati irs insisting washington is throwing us under the bus. that's not all heard from workers at the irs office at the center of the scandal in cincinnati. steven joins us with more. nice to see you. >> great to be here. >> what are they saying in ohio? >> you've got these two irs agents basically that they interviewed -- >> who is they? >> this is the committee, oversight and government reform going in and taking people's testimony and putting people on the record and saying, okay, well, were you told to do this? and one of the people said yes, we were told to basically target tea party groups and they were just doing their job. they were just doing what their higher ups told them to do. so the inference is it wasn't just a few rogue folks in cincinnati who just dreamed up this plot by themselves, but that it was actually ordered from washington. you have a second employee who actually was so uncomfortable with the direction to go after tea party groups that they requested and g

we have -- you just spoke to it, what happened in ohio. >> that's right but not -- >> this week in new york and virginia. >> it's not rare. >> it's not near as rare has people think. >> but it's not what it is in southeast asia these other places. i think the challenge is, we are the country that has ability, wherewithal to try to do something about it, be outraged by it. and be a world leader yet in our own country a lot of people can't believe it. it's a weird story, but can't really be going on day-to-day. >> the perception is that it's something that happens somewhere else to those people over there. not that it could be in my back yard. not that it could happen to my child which it could. pervasiveness of sexual slavery in this country is renorm muss. >> what do you mean? >> children in the united states who are really transported from one area of the country to another area. >> more down the block in a basement. >> exactly. >> except the cleveland situation was -- that was not for commercial exploitation. >> that was personal. >> that case did raise awareness about something goin

scuba diver in the navy reserves a surprising surprise for his two step daughters at an aquarium in ohiohe past eight months in kuwait. the girls said they are so happy to have their stepdad back home. >> a nascar crash before the race started. the driver started two late as the cars exited the road. he tried to move but swerved into a car. >>> an sink hole opens up just outside minneapolis. witnesses say they saw the hole start at its crack and get bigger and bigger. it wasy a water main break. no one was hurt. >> time for your brew on these responses. a georgia college student suing the school district for $2 million for using a facebook photo without her permission. she says administrators humiliated her by using this photo as a way to warn students to watch what they put on social media. >> do you think the school was wrong by using this photo without her permission? dan tweets the school is totally wrong. they don't know her. they have no right to make an example out of her. now she is making an example out of them. >> rachel says whatever you put on facebook is fair game. i'm not s

there's also a frontal boundary in ohio squeezing in some of the moisture.e is some of the mane players -- plain players. she makes landfall let rally as we -- literally as we speak. it's about 120 miles north of tampa. you see the tropical storm wind concerns all the way up through cape at terrace and flood -- cape hatteras and we'll keep a close eye on it. we will have more on andrea. we'll send it back not news desk. >>> team coverage. >> mike masco has the umbrella. >> it has started raining at 6:00. that means probably the beltway. we'll be talking about a storm that's moving up the coast. her name is andrea, dumping two to four inches of rain. let's take a look at

. >>> and mod irp-day slavery in ohio. federal prosecutors say the spts used beatings, dogs, and snakes against a mentally disabled woman and her child. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm jim acosta, and you're in the situation room. . facing public outrage over massic government surveillance, the nsa and other security agencies took their case to the public telling a rare open door congressional hearing that those programs have helped foil more than 50 terror plots. then those officials took the unusual step of detailing those handful of threats. our correspondent dana bash is up on capitol hill. she has the details. hi there, there, dana. >> hi, jim. the goal of the hearing was to try to de mismystify the heariny giving more detail to the public than ever before, but even those on the panel who are mostly supportive have some skeptics. a plot to blow up the new york stock exchange was disrupted. the planes arrest and convicted thanks in part to a secret program monitoring internet activity abroad. that's one of two new terror

the judge told the owner to either send the dog away to a rehab center in ohio or put the dog down. the owners decided to send the dog away. press canarios grabbed headlines in 2001 when a coach was mauled to death in the hallway of her san francisco apartment. >> no lienity mat breeder would adopt a presser to a family who lives in an apartment. >> reporter: this is not his case, but he says he's seen plenty of evidence that dogs can be deadly. >> they probably have no idea who they sent their dog to in ohio. >> reporter: we called the ohio rehab center, a place that deals specifically with this breed of dog. they would only confirm that this dog was on the way. the owner will be back in court for a pre-trial hearing next month. >>> new tonight at 6:00, troubled by delusional thoughts. that's how attorneys are describing the man who carried out a shooting. he was back in court for a mental competency hearing. he's being treated at the napa state hospital. he is due back in court for another progress report. he's akilled of killing seven people in 2012 after a dispute over his tuitio

. >> now to the tragic air show in ohio. a pilot and wind walker died in front of hundreds of spectators. here is more on what happened. >> sitting on top of the world. >> this is an air show in dayton ohio. their plane exploded in a giant ball of fire including including taking their children to see a show. >> we never thought we would witness this. >> it's kind of surreal you can't believe it. hat that actually happening in front of you. you are kind of in a state of shock. >> the safety word is investigating the crash. >> this is a tragedy for what a very small community. obviously i our thoughts and prayers go out to those two individuals and their families. >> jane was performing one of her famous stunts,ing is on the wing of the plane as it turned upside-down. >> most intense part is when we are diving for we are going about 140 miles an hour and the wind is really intense. i have to brace myself and keep everything tight. >> wind walking has been a feature of air shows and it is risky. >> back in 1990 i answered an ad

. >> now to the tragic air show in ohio. a pilot and wind walker died in front of hundreds of spectators. here is more on what happened. >> sitting on top of the world. >> this is an air show in dayton, ohio. their plane exploded in a giant ball of fire including families taking their children to see a show. >> we never thought we would witness this. >> it's kind of surreal, you can't believe it. something like that actually happening in front of you. you are kind of in a state of shock. >> the safety word is investigating the crash. >> this is a tragedy for what a very small community. obviously i our thoughts and prayers go out to those two individuals and their families. >> jane was performing one of her famous stunts,ing is on the wing of the plane as it turned upside-down. >> most intense part is when we are diving for we are going about 140 miles an hour and the wind is really intense. i have to brace myself and keep everything tight. >> wind walking has been a feature of air shows and it is risky. >> back in 1990 i ans

we do not have filibuster capacity here in ohio, but the governor will have the opportunity to stand the women in this state and to say to the women that i support your right to choose, your right to have a relationship with your doctor. we got a lot of elected officials in the state of ohio practicing medicine without a license. this is about high quality health care for women, thomas. that is what this is about and i am hoping the governor has until sunday that he will stand up for women and do the right thing. >> and it's about finding that dynamic about high quality and affordable health care for all women. one thing i want to get your take on the historic blow to the 1964 civil rights act dealt by the court this week, even as the higher court granted rights to same-sex couples in this country your state was where african-americans won and fought about restriction of blacks from bolstering. do you think this will bolster republicans who want to enact more voting laws in your state? >> in my state yes, most likely. they have a super majority in both chambers but it's happening acr

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