university ohio professor compares richard nixon's 1960 present a campaign to doll comes presidential. kevin mattson joined us on this morning's washington journal. athens, ohio is kevin mattson. he is a professor of contemporary history. good morning. guest: good morning. host: your joining us to talk about comparisons that have been made to richard sick -- richard nixon's 1968 campaign and what we are seeing out of donald trump. before we talk about the gentleman involved, how does it compare to 1968? what are the similarities and differences? guest: donald trump is trying to paint a picture of the country as falling apart and collapsing which is the sense that a lot of americans had in 1968. we are not near this domestic turmoil that you had going on in 68 without -- with assassinations and confrontational protest. seem more like the country was falling apart back then, but that is one of the things that donald trump is trying to project. i do not think it works, but i can see why he would want to do that. host: why do you not think it works? guest: the tank -- the country is not a

. >>> game changes, brought to you by ohio university. >> high school football is back, week number one, let's check in on two games on the east we start with game changers. remember mitch? now he's a junior quarterback at north carolina. he has two boston the team this year. the offense rolling early, he goes in for the two yards. tigers answer on their first play. blakeenship goes deep, 73 later, look at that. gone. 78 yards, and that's how you do it on game changer friday night. they go onto win 57-31. he's in the honor society. student athletic council, 4.1 g.p.a. and is looking offers for lacrosse. 65-yard touchdown, connection, they miss the extra point. 53 seconds left, rangers and the demons lineup and it's up west lake is the winner. and that's the final. >>> you told us about a gentlemen with a 4.7 and now this 4.1. >>> thank for joining us. a beautiful saturday on deck for u us. >> we have you covered all tomorrow. have a good weekend. she's one of the wealthiest women in politics. combined income: thirty million dollars. tours the world on private jets. protected by armed gu

it's happening at ohio university. so basically it's a french they've been doing it for years in europe but it's the first one in the united states. it's a touch screen. select the pizza pie you want, wait a couple of minutes and $10 later, your hot pie coming down the atm machine. >>walter: there you go. ohio university. our floor director is a bob cat. he's not surprised at all. >> you wish you had pizza atm's in your day, right? no problem. >>walter: turn into the freshman 30 instead of the 15. >> i did a freshman 13. and i never lost it. >>laura: stop. stop right now. >>walter: whatever. >>laura: don't miss lauren simonetti on our sister network station f. you're not sure where to find the fox business network, log on to fox business channel and look for channel finder. looks like the summer movie season will endot a bang but a whimper. last big blockbuster suicide squad hits theaters today amid negative reviews. hear what the cast is saying about the critical reception. >> that's what matters, though. at the end o

. >>> ohio university is getting some work done on its football stadium after part of the stone molding fell off last month. the two and a half foot by four foot piece didn't hit anyone but it did damage a door and a cabinet. university has removed similar molding on peden stadium and looking to mobilize the wall before the home opener next month. work on a permanent repair will start in the no of that if he -- right now of the ferocious wildfire in california, the outlook is devastating and evacuation order was just issued for part of an area east of los angeles and that's where more than 82,000 people live. the fire has already consumed more than 47 miles. the loss is so substantial, officials can't say for sure how many homes have burned. >>> 13 people have now died in the storms and flooding in flood waters. 6,000 out, more than 40,000 home s homes were damaged there. homeland security secretary says that louisiana will be visited tomorrow by him and other officials and they will assess the government's response. now, as for zika, the cdc says while flooding c mosquito population, t

ohio. university of akron. akron native murphy coming home with a bronze after he placed in men's 800-meters race. the 21-year-old is the first u.s. medalist in the 800-meter since 1992. it was his best personal time. >>> now to women's balance beams. biles shot at five gold medals came to an end. she ended uptaking bronze because of this awkwarddi her teammate laurie hernandez won silver. biles is in the floor exercise finals today. we would love to see your olympic moments. share your photos of your family and friends watching the game with us on wkyc facebook page or e-mail us @wkyc.com. we may use your picture on the traffic reporting goes to danielle. >> and wearing gold. >> yeah. . >>> good morning. of course my goal is to give you the gold medal so you can make it through your traffic commute in the morning and get where you need to go on time. holly is tracking rain coming in from the west. i'm tracking how its impacts your commute. so far, no accidents. here's the picture in the yet there. just use cau

. >> hi family and amanda went to ohio university. i went to date state university which is better. we can get along, so can the world. watch this. >> oh. >> io. >> you know your audiences have boxes checked. hey brian, before we lose you, preview font. what are you looking forward -- preview tonight. >> what are you looking forward amanda. the men's gymnastics team is going to go for gold. first since 1984. also tonight we're going to have the swimming event. four medals on the line. hopefully more gold like last night and northeast ohio. isn't that right? >> that's right. >> next time we talk to you, i want to see the cavs championship gear. everybody from ohio has to have one of those t-shirts. >> i'm going to wear green and gold or blue and gold. panda will be in whatever lour. -- a color. >> thank you both. coming up, sarah joins us live from rio with a look how local athletes did today. >> and the treatments that left so many olympians spotted. why it works, how they do it, and could it work for you? . >>> there's other news tonight. help solving the department's 17-year-old-y

a new ohio state university study of nearly 10-thousand british adults found taller people are more likely to support conservative positions and politicians. researchers say this is most likely to due to a link between height and income. studies show taller people get paid more ... and wealthier people tend to vote for conservative candidates. and then there is this...how relationship! a new study from turkey finds people who feel finds people who feel valued and cared about by their partner ... have less anxiety ... which improves their sleep quality. researchers say we need to feel safe and protected to experience deep and restorative sleep -- and romantic tension can threaten that security. there's an important recall football players, coaches and their parents need to be aware of. thousand football helmets are being recalled because their shells can crack, posing a risk of head injuries. the recall involves xenith epic varsity, x-2-e varsity and youth football helmets with a gloss or metallic-painted poly- carbonate shell. xenith has received 29 reports of the helmets cracking... no in

some historians say there are several themes you can look at, including ohio university repressor kevintson -- professor kevin mattson who is joining us washington journal continues. ♪ >> coming up on american history tv, the life elected -- life and legacy of alexander hamilton. >> all the states were fighting together for the liberty of all. the debts of the 13 states and the federal debt. they would all be paid off at the same time. >> author and national review senior editor richard burr kaiser on the economic achievements of alexander hamilton. on real america, the 1945 war department film, the last bob documents the final months of the the 29th super fortress campaign against japan, including the 1945 atomic bombings of hiroshima and not a psyche. the third and final 2000 presidential debate between democratic vice president al gore and republican texas governor george w. bush. >> law-abiding citizens ought to be a lot to protect themselves and their families. i believe that we ought to keep guns out of the people -- hands of people who should not have the. that is why i believe i

ohio university now home to piping hot pizza and you can get it at the push of a button. they're partnering up with a french tech company. their only $10 and it only takes three minutes. and it is open 24 hours a day. >> britney is back video. but, this is the second version. she dances around in lingerie and in this music video. but there is a sexier clip that was rejected. but now, there is an online petition to release the first version. so far nearly 14,000 people have signed it >>> still ahead, you've seen the olympic athletes coming with copying. >>> breaking news, a four-year- old was hit by a car here is a picture just tweeted by police. the chopper is there, this is at tropicana boulevard. officials are investigating. >> meanwhile, the big talk decorated olympian ever stacking his 19th gold-medal last night in a freestyle relay . >> despite that huge accomplishment if you google him, a lot of the chatter is about this, why is he covered in these? the mac how do you train like olympi mhael phelps? well, you swim, sweat, sleep, eat, and you cup. >> bloodflow equals

a new ohio state university study found taller people -- are more likely to support conservative positions and study did include data from british adults. researchers say a link between height and income could be a reason... studies show taller people get paid more ... and wealthier people tend to vote for conservative candidates. how many of us watch the olympics and think "i could do that!" that'd be nice... well -- some gymnasts right here in colorado are inspired by the "final five" -- and are everywhere -- including right here in the denver metro area. the tigar gymnastics and cheer gym says as many as 50 new girls have joined up in the past week. one of them is 13- year-old jaymes "jj" marshall. she started taking classes when she was 5 years old. for the past year- and-a-half, she's been training at tigar in wheat ridge. jj practices twice interest in gymnastics, tigar is now making plans to add more classes. check this out -- a big welcome home for missy franklin.. the olympian returned to colorado from the rio games... and discovered the front yard at her family's centennial home

this past week, excited to begin a new adventure, eager to see what least one study out of ohio university, that includes gaining weight. >> it's way easier to just grab a burger or grab some french fries, and there's lots of fast food options too, which is so much easier for people not used to the schedules. >> there's a lot of opportunities to indulge, and many more than one way. >> this nutritionist purported causes are increased alcohol intake, rich cafeteria style food, and lack of sleep in dorms. the doctor says the freshman 15, as it's called, can be avoided. >> basically the take home message is to plan ahead, and if you can plan ahead, then you can avoid being stuck in a situation where you have to turn to fast >> substitute them with healthy alternatives, avoid unhealthy late night snacks or meals, and keep tabs on soda or coffee intake. get enough rest, get plenty of exercise, walk to class or take advantage of the school's fitness facility. >> every dining hall has a salad bar and vegan options. >> i have been playing a lot of basketball, so that's not a big concern. >> i walk

can lead to happiness in your 40'sresearchers at ohio state university found those who were unhappy and dissatisfied with their employment early in their careers.... were more worried, had more depression and were more likely to have trouble sleeping by the time they reached their 40's. later today.. crews will continue restoring the basilica of saint josaphat. this is a live look ...five large stones weighing around nine-thousand pounds each crane and will replace some damaged sandstone.these stones are only a portion of the first "emergency phase" of the restoration. summer festival season isn't over yet!'mexican fiesta' kicks off this friday along milwaukee's lakefront.the three day event brings the sound, culture and taste of mexico to the masses.the fiesta is a showcase for the year-round work of the foundation and its efforts to educate young hispanic men and women still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:a wish is granted.. but it's where a young boy wants to go that is surprising everyone. also-- traffic fines.. why several people in missouri are taking legal action again

, but a search party was formed, they found him the next morning, and they took him to the ohio state university veterinary hospital. >> you said beaten. so was it attacked by animals, a human being physically assaulted a pig. >> they believe a human being it this with a crow bar. >> wh >> he lost an ear. you could see he had those deep wounds. one of those wounds had maggots, so he had to have emergency surgery. they were able to give him a little more love and prepare him to be adopted. the family heard the story and thought, we've got to take him in. as you can see here, he's like the family dog. on a leash sometimes, walking around, open the cabinets. because potbelly pigs are smart. >> even tail wagging and everything. >> they're uticute. >> i love that you can cuddle with a pig. [ snorting ] >> i love how he gets on the couch and cuddles like he's the little miniature pig. but he's not. and look here. scratches his little bottom. does like a dog, like, hey -- >> scratch my belly. ? >> you ever had your neighborhood, you wonder what is taking so long? might have something to do with things

your height could predict who you will vote for this election.a new ohio state university study found taller people are more likely to support conservative positions and politicians.researchers say this is most likely to due to a link between height and income.studies show taller wealthier people tend to vote for conservative candidates. right now -- thousand of people are without power in the washington d-c area.take a look at the weather that hit there overnight -- heavy rain -- lightning -- and high winds...not only took down power lines, but also damaged homes. part of a roof was blown off of a four-story apartment building.about 50 people were evacuated from the building, but no one was injured. rain is still falling this morning -- and there's a lot of problems for morning commuters, tree that fell down. meteorologist brian gotter is over in the weather center and yet another area getting too much rain -- while we're still behind on our totals here in wisconsin, brian? after early morning showers, yesterday was warm and humid with highs in the mid to upper 80s. under a bright mo

obama's plan to move ahead with the transpacific partnership trade deal despite partisan opposition ohio university professor of contemporary history will compare donald trump current campaign with that of richard nixon in 1968. professor will focus on campaign messaging and advertising. he will also compare the environment of 1968 in 2016. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" c-span's "washington journal" beginning live 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> the cspan radio app makes it easy to continue to follow the 2016 election wherever you are. it's free to download from the apple app store or google play. get audio coverage and up-to-the-minute schedule information for cspan radio and cspan television plus podcast time for popular public affair book and history program. stay up-to-date on all the election coverage. cspan's radio app means you always have cspan on the go. >> at this year's printer row conversation, they they discuss their book and modern feminism. we will hear from authors. notes from allowed woman. this is one hour. >> good afternoon. welcome e

. >>> the ohio state university is warning its alumni clubs to keep their negative comments about the university to themselves. the move comes two years after ohio state fired its marching investigation uncovered a sexualized culture in the band. that prompted an alumni group to speak publicly against the college. ohio state says clubs that respond to defamatory comments risk losing money and perks the university provides.>>> i know it's wednesday, some of us live for the weekend.>>> let's get there some rain showers and we should dry out within three hours or so. we have heavy rain moving into the worst or area -- wister area. nothing severe and here is the cell, heavy rain moving into lakewood on the westside. travel on interstate 90 going west out of town and that slow going. 81 akron, 72 canton, 74 wister, your hour by mild. we will keep the threat in the forecast through midnight and then we will dry everyone out. the tribe game will not get washed out. there will be a sprinkle in road -- section 323, row a, see strange contraptions on the superior bridge? what we found out when

and kevin mattson, ohio university professor of contemporary history will currentdonald trump's presidential campaign without a former president richard nixon in 1968. professor mattson will focus on campaign themes, messaging, advertising, as well as compare 1968 andonment of 2016. he sure to watch beginning live this morning. during the discussion. >> up next, a conversation on pursuing war crime charges against syrian resident bashar al-assad who is accused of committing atrocities against citizens during the ongoing civil war. we will hear from the former u.s. ambassador in charge of pursuing war crimes. the washington institute hosted this event. >> good afternoon. welcome to the washington institute. fellow in thehe institutes program on politics. i would like to thank all of you for taking the time to attend will be one of the institute's important policy forums of this year. forces tighten the noose is around the largest city of aleppo, the secretary of state and the united states are trying to negotiate a treaty to combat terrorism and strengthen the agreements and syria. at the sam

ohio state university researchers found this people who just hated their jobs reported much higher levels of depression, anxiety, sleep problems, and you can understand that. they also scored lower on mental health tests. the only group that did not have any health effects were those who had low job satisfaction at the start of the study but were end of the study. >>> in entertainment news this afternoon, shannen doherty settles a lawsuit against her former business managers, accusing the people of handling her money leaving her without health insurance, delaying her diagnosis of breast cancer. last month she posted some pictures on instagram, showing her in various stages of cutting off her here. a settlement to make the case go away is cti unspecified conditions that need to be completed within 45 days. >>> last year, actress jennifer lawrence topped forbes magazine's list of the world's highest paid actress and did it again this year, $46 million, thanks to her paycheck for the final hunger games, melissa mccarthy took second and >>> justin timberlake hosting a fundraiser for hillary c

. >> my name is brad bushman i'm a professor of communication and psychology at the ohio state university. >> this documentary they've got themselves 107 married couples and they experimented with them in their own homes. what they wanted them to do is check in the morning and at night. but they also gave them something else. >> we also gave each person a voodoo doll. that's how we measured angry feelings. and so the couple tha voodoo doll represents their spouse. >> yeah. so those voodoo dolls would represent your husband or your wife and at the end of the day you put the number of pins in that doll to represent just how angry you were. >> couples who had low levels of glucose were significantly more hangry with their spouse compared to those couples who had higher levels of glucose. >> but the thing is it's about what you have to feet and a lot of people aren't going to be happy about it. >> the best way to get glucose levels high, to keep them high, is to eat healthy foods. >> there you go. america just go out, chill out, somebody please get christian a sandwich. >> when it comes to of

ohio. quinnipiac university released new polls showing clinton with large leads in the battleground states of colorado and virginia. but she and trump are in a virtual tie in iowa./// ((paul joncich)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. national election news here on channel 8... and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((paul joncich)) education as we know it in the clark county school district is about to change. ((christianne klein)) this... after a historic step forward last night in reorganizing ccsd. an advisory committee unanimously approved a plan. sharie johnson has details of the plan and reaction from parents. ((sharie johnson)) the parents i talked to have some concerns... but they like what they've heard about this plan. the tentative plan designates team in charge of the biggest decisions. << ((michael roberson, senate majority leader every school will be an empowerment school, every school will make it's own budgetary decisions )) ((sharie johnson)) under the proposed plan to reorganize ccsd, senate majority leader michael roberson says a group of parents, tea

ohio. xavier university is the home of america's first pizza atm. it's designed specifically to crank out piping hot pizzas at just the push of a button. the college partnered with a french tech company on the cheesy idea. the pies are $10 and takes the best part, you're jonessing for a pizza at 3 in the morning, it's 24 hours a day open. and putting it on the college campus, a stroke of marketing genius. >> yeah. >> and i am leary about eating something out of an atm. >> do you know about the cup cakes in l.a.? >> is that out of an atm as well? >> yeah. >> and let's look at the seven- day forecast. and we're going to see rain tomorrow. >> all right. >> and we need it. >> and that is it for newschannel 5 at noon. i'll see you again the now cleveland, until then, . >>> hi, i'm sarah carns. scott is here to show us an easy way to take years off of your appearance if your teeth are yellowing from coffee, tea, red wine, or smoking. scott said that he can help you lo it only takes five minutes. welcome, scott. >> thank you. and 13 years, you know, you ca

he is expected to return to ohio state university where he is a student. conger is already back at the university of texas. >> very good story lines with stars going out and the future coming in. >> it's fair to >> of course they did. >> absolutely. what am i talking about? >> it was great. >>> hall of famer darrell green has been a football player and tv host. now he >>> matt jones came into the season as washington's presumed starter at running back and that can still be the case once he recovers. jones will miss the last two preseason games. they expect him for week one but in the meantime those fighting for a spot on the roster will have the spotlight on them. mack brown with marshal and kelly will have plenty peopley more work ahead of them these final two preseason games. >> a little sore now but we still have obviously rob, keith, and mack so those guys will get a lot of the first yard down carries blocked so i made sure i made an effort to keep my protection right and protect the quarterback. >> these young guys been coming along well. now that mat

by the way, it is the ohio state university. >> yeah. >> you'll pay for that. >> thanks for calling me. >> thanks for writing a great book. it is called hillbilly elegy. that's it for hardball. i'll see you monday night at 7:00 p.m. have a good weekend. not to be focusingo finaon my moderatepe. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections,

professor of communication and psychology at the ohio state university. >> this documentary they've got themselves 107 married couples and they experimented with them in their own homes. what they wanted them to do is check in the morning and at night. but they also gave them something else. >> we also gave each person a voodoo doll. that's how we measured angry feelings. and so the couple that the voodoo doll represents their spouse. >> so those voodoo dolls would represent your husband or your wife and at the end of the day you put the number of pins in that doll to represent just how angry you were. >> couples who had low levels of glucose were significantly more hangry with their spouse compared to those couples who had higher levels of glucose. >> so what is affecting to avoid hanger? >> eat. >> but the thing is it's about happy about it. >> the best way to get glucose levels high, to keep them high, is to eat healthy foods. >> there you go. america just go out, chill out, somebody please get christian a sandwich. >> when it comes to off road know how and knowledge i trust the aust

changes for ohio the university is requiring its 150 clubs to with hold public comments. criticizing the school. or will risk losing their funding. it's like talking to somebody just finished marathon. another one. i don't. i don't close the door on anything. i think the republican party needs redefined. i don't think that the party is living in the 21 century. we're still back in the 80s. with the same old rhetoric. >> . governor spoke in new hampshire yesterday. he was supporting the governor race. >> . to a ten. for the entire holiday period. so get ready. >> good job. >> i have some photographs to show you. actually one that really took my attention this morning. going to new york state. skies were clear this morning. and one of the web weather spies. my good friend in buffalo. in other words. it's ready to go into the new faze. and comes from brad timer son. a retired high school science dew point well that is still under control at the moment. but you can tell the tackiness is coming back. and not far away in to toledo. it is in the tropical category. look at the tr

. >>> well lead is the problem at ohio state university's buckeye village. the university is telling students and their families not to drink that water. random tests recently found high levels of lead. the school is offering residents a gallon of water a now testing all of the units. they say the child-care facility at buckeye village hasn't been impacted. >> brian: well the stubborn blue cot wildfire is spreading. cart every answer is getting answers on how the fire is now threatening homes outside of l.a. >> one look at the huge walls of flame in san bernadino county and the frustration of firefighters becomes clear. >> the biggest thing was we had and that was something that i haven't witnessed in this section ever. we have strike teams here and remember, our priorities are life, property, and infrastructure. and lives also include firefighters' lives. >> reporter: the fire raceded through here late wednesday afternoon scorching almost everything in its path but it's these spot fires that remain that are still endangering homes. on tuesday, the fire tore

the final game is at ohio state university. there is a six-ticket limit for games at the q. and a four-ticket limit for columbus. preseason sales begin on wednesday. >>> coming up on cleveland 19 news, an emergency. heavy rain leaves parts of the midwest under water. >> beth: yeah, we're dealing with our own heavy rain, severe thunderstorm warning for parts near akron and canton. you could be seeing some hail in new baltimore. small hail associated with these storms, lightning tracker. i'll you know where the storms are heading you coming up. >> plus, a 30-hour workweek. no more 9:00 until 5:00 at one company. what it hopes to gain with news and weather now on the news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app, powered by the calvetta brothers cleveland 19 news app, powered hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have n america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products hav

he was a gentle man and he >> bill sheil fox 8 news here the book is published by the ohio state university pressss a available at fine bookstores everywhere. it is also for sale online you can find a link at fox 8.com. >> inthe roar is getting ready take place which you can expect to see at the air show this >> over the rain comes into your backyard and then be out of her by the weekend y. >> you have the next few hours and then go ahead and show you what's going on todayay have been some thunder and some downpours and for some of us, not that of the passage of front has been slow with heavy rainfall moving southeast and ashtabula county near jefferson and andover near middlefield, geaug and farther south than last loudonville and shreve. also coshocton and new philadelphia. we will not get much rainfall for several days after this. we have minimal lightning strikes and notg severe storms with the cold front and also high pressure tonight. tonight liv tyler showers with partial clearing about 60 tomorrow in the 70s.. fighter jets racing across the sky and classic airplanes o the runway is

three at quicken loans arena and will play in columbus at the ohio state university. there is a six-ticket limit per person for games at the q. and a four-ticket limit for the game in c-bus. >> brian: boy i loved watching that celebration. >>> all right. you could be center court for cavs games if you have the right stuff. we are talking about flipping, spin something and slam dunking. yes, as part of the c-town throw downs, acrobatic team, the cavs will be westlake this friday from 7:00 to 9:00 and the sky zone in highland heights sunday september 11 and they are scouting talent. >> tia: that sounds really fun. good news for visitors to lakewood park. you will be able to get free wifi all over that park. that's right. you can use the solstice steps as your private office and what a beautiful office it would be. it will be ready to be used in the next couple of weeks and then crews will install wifi at four other parks. >>> well, coming up on cleveland down on some of the world's biggest celebrities find out why some watch dogs say they are breaking the law. >> brian:

researchers in ohio state university found job satisfaction played a role in both the physical and mental well being. new study looked aet data of researchers found that those who weren't happy and dissatisfied with their employment early in their careers were more worried, more depression, trouble sleeping by the time they reached their 40s. kerry, you said you enjoyed your first job? >> i actually did. wichita, texas, a small market. i thought i was going to hate it. i loved it. >> i did too. >> $17,000. >> up to $19. >>> the make-a-wish foundation is sending a young boy to new york that he's been dreaming about since he was 9 years old. >> he didn't ask to go to disney world. instead he's asking to for a trip to the vatican for a blessing by pope frances. he has a rare cancer that causes noncancerous tumors. >> it was a very hard decision blessed by the pope. >> we see how moved he was as he was making that announcement. they're expected to travel to the vatican within the next two weeks. what a wonderful gift by the make-a-wish foundation. >> we wish him the very, very best and his fa

michael iman of the ohio state university webster medical center came up with a possible solution. in a new study, he gave one group of children with autism a placebo, and another a drug normally used to control type ii diabetes. using the drug metformin, children lost an average of six pounds. their bmi was considerably lower, and their waists were smaller. >> the tendency of the two groups to differ in a way became visible after about eight weeks. and became greater and more visible. between eight weeks and 16 weeks. >> reporter: doctors say medications to help control the mood of children with autism are often prescribed as early as age 5. without something to offset the appetite that comes face decades of dealing with weight problems. >> although none of us likes to use more medicines than is absolutely necessary, in this case, it is a good resolution. >> doctors say other benefits of metformin are that it has been around for decades, it is proven to be safe and in this study, caused only mild or no side effects in children. another group of children in the study who took a pla

he recently attended a football camp at ohio state university and the coaches there were reportedly very interested in him possibly for future scholarship opportunities. that may be up in the air with him being able to play his entire junior year. it has the family considering moving out of state because of this ruling he can't play anywhere in california this year. >> interesting rules, len. king's academy lost a highly recruited player. there's no doubt coach sent the email off. i'm wondering, oak grove, are these schools, um, do they play each other? are they big rivals? is that why he got upset? >> reporter: that's one of the crazy things about this. you could almost understand why this might have happened if they were rivals. they don't even play each other, not in the same league. it makes you wonder why this happened. incidentally, in looking through some of the documents today it looks like the ccs is now looking into the practices at the king's academy and whether or not there was any financial aid given if that was all according to the rules so we may have a follow-up story her

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also dramatically increased, from only 80 cases in 1999 to more than 300 in 2014, a trend ohio state universityprofessor edward foley calls "the voting wars." >> the voting wars is to use the tools of the legal system to try to get one side or the other a little bit of an advantage on election day in the counting of the ballots. and it can be through lawsuits, or it can be through creating new laws that you think might be favorable to your side. >> reporter: foley says both parties are constantly fighting over what he calls "the margin of litigation"-- legal skirmishes that could change outcomes in close races. >> in battleground states, the chances are that the election could be really close-- 1,000 votes could tip a state. so the rules for how you count disputed ballots, really matter. could determine who wins a state like ohio. >> reporter: and the stakes are high here. >> stakes are the white house. >> reporter: in the voter purge case, last month a federal judge ruled in favor of secretary of state husted, saying, "the purge process does not violate the national voter registration act...an

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. >> a new study from ohio state university says how happy we are with our jobs in our 20s and 30s isow healthy we will be down the road. being unhappy at work has an immediate mental health impact. those not happy reported more mental depression and worry and emotional issues. it was the trajectory that caused more problems down the road like back pain and more frequent colds. >>> it's paradox, the older we get the happier we are. overall mental health and mood and ability to handle stress usually improves as we am in. this happens as we focus on meaningful goals and connection to family and friends. >>> upbeat casual melodys at work, like the happy days theme and others can contribute to team work at the office. heavy metal music made employees keep to themselves and be less of a team player. 25,000 strollers are being recalled. the step and go travel system sold under the safety first brand sold at babies or us and walmart from may 2015 to june 2016. i'm jane king. here's to your health. >>> seven hours of work and more than 3,000 domino, wait for it, wait for it. yep, there it goe

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