>> reporter: algae blooms have been an environmental charge from california, to lake erie, to toledo, ohio. just last month the centers for disease control launched a website where people can report algae blooms. >> something absolutely has to be done. there's no way around it. >> reporter: tonight, on the treasure coast, allison green just wants her beach back. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, martin county, florida. >>> millions are keeping their eyes on the sky in the eastern half of the u.s. tonight hoping rain doesn't spoil their fireworks shows. a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for parts of the south. washington, d.c. was also pounded by rain today leading the white house to move its annual south lawn picnic inside which marks a big day for pittsburgh daughter malia obama, she's celebrating her 18th birthday. >>> to the race to fill the white house, donald trump firing back at hillary clinton tonight saying that an ad he placed on social media is anti semitic is ridiculous. kelly o'donnell with all the details. >> reporter: celebrating the fourth in indiana. >> hi, good to see you.

. >> on wednesday trump is expected to make stops in scranton and toledo ohio.n hall force authorities to briefly shutdown a portion of the broad street line today. >> dozens of protester weather sited for disorderly conduct after a large crowd gathered around the station broad and pat son. secret service stopped trains, delegates were allowed to continue ton to wells fargo. >> row hell solomons is life where protesters have been gathering, what is it like now? >> e well this was a building activity tonight right now not so much partially because of the rain. now i did speak with philadelphia

men fell off the bluff playing the smart phone game and had to be rescued by firefighters and in toledo, ohio, a man and woman were arrested after they broke into the city's zoo. they told police they were playing the game when decided to jump the fence to catch pokemons. both were charged with trespassing. >>> another check of the sizzling accuweather forecast. as we look live outside, and sky 6 hd showing you the center city skyline. meteorologist, melissa magee has an update from accuweather. a closer look at the weekend when "action news" continues in just a moment. >>> summer is here and our region has had several severe storms, look at this timeline from new york city. it rolled through yesterday afternoon and the storm did not last long and the sunshine returned but amazing video there. melissa magee is back with a look at the sizzling forecast. maybe less humid over the weekend? >> temperatures stay in the 90s but there is relief coming. the humidity will start to lower. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan it's dry and no issues with precipitation, so outside we go, sky 6 hd we ar

died, it became increasingly difficult for him to mog his own, so my brother joe and i went to toledo, ohio, to pack up >> reporter: what is that? >> my mother's hair when she died. she never got gray hair, as you can see. >> reporter: i would have taken your word for it. we spent a couple of days trying to help dad with his downsizing. >> i don't want to throw anything away like that. >> reporter: okay. which at times felt more like same sizing. shoe horn? >> yeah, i was looking for that. >> reporter: but when pressed the only things that truly mattered centered on either his face-- >> rosary. >> reporter: or his family. >> "i love you, dad, happy valentine's day." >> reporter: do you want to throw that away? >> no! >> reporter: a house that raised a family is so much more than wood and shingles. it's home to almost every memory of our younger lives. it's in the background of everything we were and helped make us who we are. it's where we learned to feel safe, sound, and sometimes even invincible. yes, technically, a house is this, it sure feels more like a person. my dad moved from here t

he started with those machines that were manufactured by the national cash register company in toledo, ohio. and then he moved on to digital computing, which is how code-breaking is done today. and i have to add that also that he had to become knowledgeable enough about organizational behavior to understand the behavior of the people mostly talented individuals within the organization, of nsa, who very often behaved in a very dysfunctional way. so, it was a wide specter of knowledge he had to have, and out of that, out of so much knowledge, publishers weekly says about his book: budiansky is lucid in describing the science and art of breaking complex ciphers. he -- the history and technology with controversial profiles of cripping tographers and spies. the result is a lively account at engrossing history. so that's a wonderful compliment for a book that is so heavy in the subject matter you need to wade through. it's true lay lively account. stephen has previously written 17 books, ranging from such subject matters as biograph -- history of intelligence, science, natural history, and that i

. >> on wednesday trump is expected to make stops in scranton and toledo ohio. protest near convention hall force authorities to briefly shutdown a portion of the broad street line today. >> dozens of protester weather sited for disorderly conduct after a large crowd gathered around the station broad and pat son. secret service stopped trains, delegates were allowed to continue ton to wells fargo. >> row hell solomons is life where protesters have been gathering, what is it like now? >> e well this was a building activity tonight, right now not so much partially because of the rain. now i did speak with philadelphia police commissioner richard ross earlier, he says that spite citations we just told you about he actually continues today one of the d nc to have been very peaceful. >> here at fdr park to protest dnc. >> reporter: they came out in support of different causes. >> my opposition was hillary clinton. >> reporter: ultimately all battled one common adversary mother nature, first the sweltering heat feeling at times like a hundred degrees. then downpours t

one in scranton, pennsylvania, and another in toledo, ohio. i expect he'll reiterate those comments about turning the e-mails over to the fbi if not at one or both of the campaign events. they're trying to clear this up, martha. >> thank you very much. they went right after trump's comments about russia hacking or the e-mails. covering the campaign and live on the convention floor this afternoon. what's the clinton campaign response to all this? >> well, martha, the senior policy adviser issued a statement saying, quote, this has to be a first time that a major presidential candidate has actively encouraged a foreign power to conduct is po naj. that's not hyperbole. those are just facts this has been a matter of curiosity and politics to a national security issue. as for tonight on the convention floor we expect a speech from new running mate tim kaine, a new moment for him and earlier at his delegation breakfast he made known this moment in political history. >> how many times have women stood to support male candidates and male presidents an

ohio. it would be a disaster for toledo . we can't let it happen and the one way you know it's not going to happen is to elect donald trump. reporter: here's an interesting scene that happened outside donald trump's toledo event last night. supporters of donald trump as they filed out of that rally lined up and shook hands with police officers who had been standing in the brutal heat for hours keeping the peace between protesters you can hear yelling in the background and trump supporters. they just wanted to say thank you for helping them out last night and providing safety at that trumpet melissa? melissa: recognizing law enforcement, we love it. thank you so much. jon: fox news alert on the terror attacks overseas with police in germany rating hotspots for islamic extremists after a wave of attacks that nation on high alert as chancellor angela merkel promises new security measures following the barbaric acts while bringing those responsible to justice. benjamin hall is following all the breaking developments live now from

they were not going to tell her how to give a speech, but a friend of mine did focus groups in toledo, ohiolast night for a candidate out there. with 50 blue-collar workers who were anti-hillary or had negative opinions of her. i'll give you three comments after it was over. i feel better about her. if bernie's there, i'm there. she's less crooked than i thought. not bad. >> that less crooked than i thought thing is very interesting based on what we just heard from michelle obama and i'm not sure that they didn't look at this speech beforehand, because it was loaded with these, like, hook words, i trust hillary to, dot, dot, dot. >> oh, they looked at it. but the question is did they edit it. >> but amanda carpenter, when trust is the issue, and it is for hillary, to have michelle obama go out there and say, i trust her to do anything is helpful. >> it's a big deal. that was my number one question going into the convention, how are her surrogates, her other salespeoplers going to help her on the trust question. michelle obama went there. and not necessarily on issues, the political issues,

then he's off to scranton, pennsylvania, and a rally in toledo, ohio. donald trump on the road.every step of the way. ainsley, steve, brian. >> john, you know who else is going to be on the road to scranton? brian. >> most important, i'm going to talk to john roberts. i'll interview donald trump but john roberts in person, that will be fantastic. >> that's right. >> we'll have the whole interview. >> trump will be on the show a little later today. >> all right. >> reporter: you've got it. eric's coming up when? >> 8:00. >> stay tuned for that. >> also coming up, pancakes and a side of politics in tucker carlson's order is about ready. it is. you know what, tucker, we're going to talk about media bias as soon as they serve your breakfast, which looks delicious. ♪ ♪ now she writes mostly in emoji. soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. get back to great. all hp ink buy one get one fifty percent off. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. hi mom. grandma! oh! joey run and get a cookie, ok? let me see it today. this is what it can be like

it will drain jobs added this area, out of ohio, out of toledo like you have never seen before. lauren: trumps running mate, governor mike pence talks about how he sees america on "the o'reilly factor" last day. >> after seven and a half years, we have seen america's role in the world decline and we've seen an economy stifled by the high taxes, government and obamacare proceeding out of the ministration. lauren: donald trump will attend rallies in iowa. governor pence make stops in michigan. nicole: the irs is looking into claims of financial practices that the clinton foundation. dozens of lawmakers requested a review of the foundation that was founded by the clinton family. irs commissioner john koski man told representative marsha black ring of tennessee that the issue has been already to the irs, exempt organizations in dallas. it's unclear whether the agency may take any further action. the latter does not indicate that there is an investigation by the irs. lauren: check out this book stores. they are soaring to record highs. over $131 after the company posted better-than-e

he was on in florida, scranton, pennsylvania, toledo, ohio.an, he had time to sit down with you. >> in scranton. it was an unbelievable rally. this is my third donald trump rally. i've never seen anything like this. here's the time when usually the candidate on the other side when the convention side -- he said the heck with that. all bets are off this time. i'm going to go out and fundraise and i'm going to raise awareness about how much i need pennsylvania and florida. >> and how much i need to control the message, which he did yesterday. >> how much guts does it take to go to an unscripted situation for an hour. something hillary clinton hasn't done for almost -- >> not be able to do it. the said the reason i'm doing it, he said a lot of people are saying why are you out here campaigning in the middle of the dnc? it's risky. he said because i can and because i can go off script. he has three press conferences yesterday. it's unbelievable. >> takes all comers. >> it does. it's ironic this is going down in the so-called city of brotherly love

toledo. at john's i work controls, a battery plant, in ohio, car batteries. you saw the news that teamsteres union just rob portland or re-election. does that surprise you? caller: yeah. host: i tell you what, we'll go on and talk to jack in parkersburg, west virginia. morning. d caller: thank you. just the way hillary wants to put america back together. just put us back together again. need. what we i mean, black, white, we need to e together again and thos what she's going to do, and that's what i want.at's what she's going to do, and that's what i want. host: have you been watching the convention? caller: yes. ost: next call is marsha in maryland heights, maryland. air. , you're on the caller: hi, i'm in maryland missouri, and i support hillary not just because she's female. long-stand iing inner of the democratic party. offices.d she's even been the first lady. she knows what it is to be in the white house. to live what it is there, to take on this thing on a day-to-day basis. is a qualified on every level that we need in this and she is the most qualifie

sylvania, ohio, outside of toledo. and three players remain. lydia ko, jutanugarn and lee.going with the same club off the tee. it's pretty impressive what she does. tall doglegs and she's hitting 2-irons and 3-irons off so everyone ends up about the same spot. dottie: the flip side it takes away that thought well, maybe i can be a hero. she can't. nicole: it shows a lot of patience and maturity. dottie: i agree. then again if you have a 3-wood that goes 250, maybe it's not that big a sacrifice. bill: mirim will be next. kay: see if she can take this closer to the trees and find the center of the fairway instead of the rough. dottie: she's certainly lined up further left than ariya with us with -- was. kay: looks good. bill: calmly picks up the tee. that's always a good sign. that will be just into the first cut. and now lydia. kay: dottie, can you tell, is that till a -- still a hybrid she's going with? dottie: it is. jason hammel on the making a motion that the wind is definitely moving to the right. nicole: this one is perfect. up the left side. should be a little closer

ohio. trump suits, made in mexico. trump glassware, made in europe, not toledo, america's glass city. trump furniture, made in turkey, not archibald, ohio. donald trump's hat may be stamped with "make america great" again, but his ties are stamped "made in china." now, i've been fighting for a trade agenda for more than 20 years, that puts american workers first. and i can tell you, in all those years, i've never, ever even seen donald trump. no, the only thing i've seen donald trump do when it comes to u.s. trade policy, is run his mouth and line his pockets. while trump outsources jobs, hillary clinton has a real plan to bring jobs back to america. $10 billion in made in america tax credits to revitalize manufacturing. now trump proposes tax cuts too -- $3 trillion for millionaires like himself, and $2 trillion for corporations like his. of course we can't really say for sure how much trump will take for himself, because he's refused to share his tax returns with the american people. but the one thing we know for sure is donald trump looks out only for donald trump, no matter who he

especially within 20 minutes of where we w sit tonight in cuyahoga county, ohio and lucas county, ohio, toledo, and we're talking about large concentrations of americans. this was a great debate aboutt whether the small baltic states ought to become part of nato and the people who preveiled weren't thewe democratic liberal left.ti it was, in fact, the muscular interventionnist republicans. they've been relegated in this -- relevant in this campaign. george bush's political philosophy and foreign policyl was confronted by donald trump who accused him on the eve of the south carolina debate of having known that saddam hussein had no weapons of mass destruction. so his very domination is a discrediting of the position that had made the case for the expansion of nato to the baltica countries and the responsibility the united states assumed. >> i want to say something about that this has been ann internationalist party for years and years. this is a party that -- this is a party that cheered george bush's second inaugural on freedom around the world. t you go back to dwight he has en -- eisenhower

ohio. in toledo, donald trump appealed directly to rust belt voters. he needs to get those. t out -- those that feel shut out. >> by the way pennsylvania has the same problem as ohio. the sobs are being sucked out of pennsylvania and being sucked out of ohio. they are being sucked out of michigan, new england, every place because of nafta and other things. our taxes are too high. my tax plan lowers taxes more than any other plan of any candidate that is running for office of president republican or democrat. we have to. we is have to. with the highest -- we are the highest taxed nation just about in the entire world. nobody knows that more than the middle class and the middle class is suffering in this country. the middle class built -- it built the united states. it really did. it built the united states. our politicians forgot about the middle class. they forgot about the middle class. they took care of wealthy people like me. i'm not -- i am not complaining. i'll be honest with you. actually it is ridiculous. i'm gonna help you. we're gonna help you. it's unfair. it is a r

ohio. of course, site of the this weeks republican national convention. the toledo is getting it now but everything is moving east. this will eventually affect our weather as well. scattered storms in cleveland today, sunny and warm tomorrow, in the upper 80's on wednesday. so tuesday definitely best weather day of the week. back in the 90's on thursday, for us, it is probably the same way with tuesday being the best weather day of this week, tomorrow. right now temperatures are 73 in trenton, 77 in philadelphia, cooler 68 in lancaster and more comfortable in allentown where it is 67. hazelton mid 60's, reading 71, west chester at 73. we are looking at millville at 77. already 80 in washington township, so they are going to be experiencing a scorcher today, lewis, delaware at 76 degrees, to get you started for 4:15 on your monday morning. looking at the future cast, it starts, to get interesting. look at the skies starting anytime after two or 3:00 in the afternoon for widely scattered pop up then are storms. not necessarily as numerous as saturday but they will be

. >>> in ohio, two pokemon players were arrested at the toledo zoo after they climbed into a tiger enclosureand then in long island, a 19- year-old had his cell phone stolen while he was playing the game. >>> a new attraction in los angeles called sky fly is now the target of a lawsuit. 45-foot-long slide openedded just last month on the side -- opened just last month on the side of the u.s. bank tower downtown. it runs between two floors nearly 1,000 feet up. a woman from new york says she broke her ankle while riding down the sky slide earlier this month. and she is suing the building's owner for negligence. >> this is life changing for me. i'm -- i'm -- an athletic person and, um, you know, this is not -- this is a break [ indiscernible ] >> the lawsuit says it's too difficult for riders to slow down. it also claims there's a dangerous gap between the end of the slide and the mats where people stop. that's where the plaintiff says she got her foot stuck. >>> at least 77 people are dead in nice, france after a suspected terror attack. tonight we're asking you in the wake of these attacks,

angle of this year's democratic national convention >> two neem ohio have been arrested after they decided to play pokemon go in the toledo zoo in search of the cartoon game monsters. they were arrested afternoon they were spotted on the zoo camera and today they pleaded not guilty. >> ducis rogers is here. >> reporter: summer vacation is over, the phillies returned from the all star break against division opponents first up the new york mets tonight. jeff skeverski joins us live from the park with more. >> reporter: talk about a tough stretch. the phillies next seven games against the mets and the marlins, the two keeps they are chasing in the standings. phillies 6 back in the wild card. they believe they can fight for a wild card spot. crazier things have happened. phillies back tonight against the mets. franco hitting 400 over the last four weeks, the phillies have been the best hitting team in baseball since june 21st, they believe they can keep it rolling they won ten of their last 1 games. >> everybody is excited to get back to the field today. it was a nice four daybreak, but there was excitement at the end of half

ohio. so significant amount of african-americans support in my community, in cleveland, in columbus, in toledo, in cincinnati. so i'll push back on the numbers. >> very, very important for donald trump to actually come out with incredible strategy which is my job in this very important battlegrounds state, to make sure that we broke area great relationship with the african-american community, traditionally i have to acknowledge the rnc hasn't exactly done that. so we have some grounds to make up, but i want you to know that this community is incredibly important to trump. and he wants folks to know how inclusive our campaign is. >> you use the word right there inclusive. >> a bit of a delay when you talk over each other. >> okay. i want to say you use the words included of. you say donald trump wants to talk about inclusive necessary. my question is as a woman, as a person of color, as a person of faith, how do you convince the black community, or any community, for that matter, to vote for your client who has spit out hate, talking about hispanics, used nasty words about women, i mean, how do

. >>> an ohio couple faces trespassing charges. they jumped a fence near the toledooo early yesterday morning. they were caught on the zoo security camera and were arrested near the tiger cage. both are expected to be arraigned later this morning. >> you can't just go anywhere, do anything you want. the game doesn't give you free rein. >> there's a comedian and a mother, she's a comedian and mother, she's created her own version of the viral game here. it's meant especially for moms and has been viewed almost 10 million times at this point. she created what's called chardonnay go. >> everybody is talking about a new app called po kids can go around and find pokemon but did you know there's an app for moms called chardonnay go, where you can find glasses of chardonnay all over your neighborhood. it's really simple. there's a glass really close to my house right now. let's go find it. let's chardonnay go! >> you can see her run down her neighborhood street. this is in moorsville, new jersey. picking up and drinking glasses of chardonnay that she finds in a bush right h

. >>> and in ohio two pokemon go players were arrested after they jumped over a fence near the tiger enclosure at the toledozoo. >>> a reporter and his photographer at our sister station in sacramento were out on assignment today when all of a sudden look at this, deer on the loose and dashing through the streets of sacramento, not something we usually see. well, i see it a lot, but eventually the deer ran into a construction yard right into the path of some caltrans workers and men on forklifts before escaping once again. <> tonight animal control is trying to figure out where that deer came from. >> look out! >> probably came from the woods, but i'm just going out on a limb. >> guessing you're right. >> there are trees around sacramento. >>> all right. well, sacramento hit 105 degrees today, hottest day of the year. half moon bay 59 degrees, not that uncommon, but just 9.8 miles away, less than 10 miles away, woodside on the other side of the mountains 95 degrees, a 36-degree temperature difference in just 10 miles. take you to capitola, low cloud cover, a gorgeous shot, our photographe

ohio. trump's furniture is made in turkey, instead of cleveland. trump's bar ware is made in slovenia instead of toledow does that fit into his talk about america first? that is just the start. this is a man who plays coy with white supremacists and mocks people with disabilities, who talks about banning an entire religion from entering our country, who advocates of getting rid of gun free zones in schools, letting more countries have nuclear weapons, defaulting on national debt, turning back the clock on marriage equality. and just like elizabeth, i can go on and on. this is someone whose reaction to the horrific mass shooting in orlando was to publicly congratulate himself. and on friday, when britain voted to leave the european union, he crowed from his golf course about the disruption could end up creating higher profits for his golf course, even though within 24 hours, americans lost $100 billion from our 401(k)s. imagine donald trump sitting in the oval office the next time america faces a crisis. audience: no! ms. clinton: imagine him being in charge when your jobs and savings are at stake. imag

ohio. suits, made in mexico. inmp's glassware, made europe, not toledo, american glass city.tamped with "make america great again," but his ties are stamped, made in china. now, i have been fighting for trade agenda for more than 40 years to put american workers first, and i can tell you in all of those years, i have never ever even seen donald trump. now the only thing i see donald trump do when it comes to u.s. trade policy is run his mouth and line his pockets. [applause] trump outsources jobs. hillary clinton has a real plan to bring jobs back to america. $10 billion in made in america tax credits to revitalize manufacturing. $3mp proposes tax cuts too, trillion for millionaires like himself and $2 trillion for corporations like his. of course, we can't really say for sure how much trump will pay for himself, because he is reviews to share his tax returns -- he has refused to share his tax returns with the american people. the one thing we know for sure is donald trump looks out only for donald trump, no matter who he steps on along the way. just ask, just ask this family

but two people in ohio took their pokemon hunting too far and broke into their local zoo after hours. robin bartholomew and her friend adrian crawford jumped a for instance in the toledozoo and were spotted on security cameras at 2:30 a.m. she told a news crew after her arrest she regretted the decision. >> doesn't matter if it's a [ indiscernible ] don't break into people's property to catch it. >> sounds like common sense. most zoos say they welcome visitors coming to play the game because they know they have a lot of special locations within their property. but they want to keep visitors safe so follow the rules. so the two zoo trespassers will go to court this morning. they are facing the possibility of one to six months in jail. >>> back here in california, one "pokemon go" player got himself into trouble playing the game. two men went over a cliff in san diego county while trying to capture the virtual creatures. police say that they climbed through a fence to an area marked with warning signs. one man fell 50 feet, the other 90 feet to the beach below. firefighters hoisted both back to safety. >> it took a team of firefighters and lifeguards and special equipme

ohio break into a zoo after hours? >> that's right. they took their pokemon hunting too far. they jumped a fence it toledo zoo. while zoos want players to come, they want them to come during regular zoo hours. lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> funeral services for alton sterling will be held in baton rouge, louisiana this morning. sterling was shot and killed while he was pinned to the ground by two police officers outside a gas station earlier this month. sterling's death and the shooting death of philando castile in minnesota set off recent nationwide protests against police killing. the private ceremony will be at southern university. >>> mayor ed lee's handling of shootings by police officers in san francisco is one of the factors behind a new effort to recall him. a local group of activists has filed the required documents to begin gathering signatures for a recall petition. a rally is planned at 10 a.m. on the steps of city hall to announce the effort. >>> 6:09. three years after a california wildfire forced 5,000 people from their homes, the federal government slaps a hm with a multi-million dollar lawsuit. >> and

ohio break into a zoo after hours? >> that's right. they took their pokemon hunting a little too far and jumped a fence at the toledo zoo. while zoos want players to come, they also want them to come during regular hours. live in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> on to the latest news from the presidential race. some donald trump supporters are now suing the city of san jose over clashes after a trump rally downtown. kpix 5's maria medina joins us live from the convention center the scene of last month's violence. maria >>> reporter: good morning, kenny. 14 people are suing the police chief, the mayor and the city of san jose basically saying you failed to protect us. remember this scene last month outside the trump rally? it made national headlines and now trump supporters are saying they were forced to leave the rally and right into a group of violent protestors and san jose police just watched on, criticized for not being aggressive. the republican national convention in cleveland next week, officials are hoping for a different story. they say they are prepared for unruly visitors and for chaos. security is going t

year ago i visited a treatment center in ohio -- i have been to more than dozen in my home state -- to talk about this issue and get ideas. the ziff central in toledo. i asked if we could have a round table discussion and surenough we did. at this round table discussion, some people came forward who are in recovery. there were about a dozen people there. and again i congratulate them for coming forward and for being willing it talk to me and to be public. there were people there from the community who heard their stories for the first time and they did share their stories. but mrs. , mr. president, they -- but also, mr. president, they came road to talk. they had -- ready to talk. they had reviewed the draft legislation. they had it in front of them, had ideas, had input. they had looked at every single section of the bill. they knew what programs were funded. they talked about what they thought worked and what didn't work in their lives. and it was an example of the process we went through with this legislation. it wasn't just a bunch of pipeline in washington saying we know what's best. it was people back home saying, we need this help. we want t

toledo blade about day three here in the buckeye state. tell our viewers what are you going to be watching for first of all tonight? >> well, one of the things we're most interested in in ohio is any signs of the john kasich group becoming more accepting of the trump nomination. actually endorsing trump. i don't know if that's going to happen. i think the convention delegates from ohio are hoping to now pivot and support donald trump. they came here supporting john kasich. that's one -- >> they were bound to do so? >> they were pledged to kasich in the march 15th primary. so of course the nomination changed all that last night. now the focus of the convention is on donald trump. there's no -- not going to be anymore john kasich nomination in this election. we're following that closely. >> and are there any rumors that governor kasich may make today the day that he says, okay, i'm behind the nominee sne. >> no. no. i have heard no rumors like that. i know he's speaking to the new hampshire delegation today. some people think he's actually laying the ground work for a future run of the presidency. >> is that up setting to some in the ohio delegation? >> when you ask them abou