the red carnation as the state flower. and it's a memorial to this great president and great ohio governor. on the grounds of ohio state house is a monument dedicated to william mckinly. it's interesting where it's erected. it's erected at the exact place where it's said that he would come to work every day crossing high street. he'd turn around and wave good-bye to his wife for the day. always in the second story window waves good-bye to her husband. and of course would come into the state house and go to work. it's a great monument to him. oftentimes we don't take a look at the other two components of the monument. on one side of the monument is an adult male with a young boy. and he represents prosperity. he's ushering youth into prosperity. because it was william mckinly that was president during the industrial revolution. and this country became very prosperous. on the other side of the monument is an adult woman with a young girl. she was represents peace and she's ushering youth into peace. so we're very proud of that monument. it's in a grand location for all ohioens and all of the country to enjoy. this building is

the oklahoma state capitol and see this beautiful building. hear the stories. see what's going on in the capitol. >>> welcome to the ohio state house. we often refer to it as the peoples how. our grand state capitol. and it's has been operational since 1857. construction began in 1839 and it was finally officially completed in 1861. so we're standing here in the 151 year-old building. in the grand

come to the oklahoma state capitol and see this beautiful building, hear the stories, see what's going on in the capitol. >>> welcome to the ohio statehouse. we often refer to it as the people's house. it is our grand state capitol and it has been operational since 1857. construction began in 1839 and it was finally officially completed in 1861. so we're standing here in this 150-year-old building in which we refer to as the grand rotunda, the centerpiece of our capitol building. in fact, there were seven different architects throughout the 22 years that it took to build and they disagreed on a number of things. however, they all agreed on essentially the same two things, that the building should be massive enough to house all branches of state government and that the most beautiful room should be for the people of ohio. the designers actually looked to the greeks. this is done in greek revival architecture. and it was truly built as a temple of democracy. ohio being a very, very young state, they wanted to proclaim to the rest of the country and the world, for that matter, that we were going to be politically important and we believed in the democratic ideals that the greeks essen

the idea this is a place we'll house our heritage as ohio. the public can come and participate in the process and learn about the history of the state as well as the future of the state. >> we're standing in the lobby of the south carolina state house in columbia. the lobby of course is the pivot point of the center of the floor plan or the lay out of the rooms. in this state house. and many other state houses. the lobby symbolizes accessibility of government to all the people. the house in senate chambers are on either side of the lobby. reflecting perhaps the by lateral nature some would say the tension built into the american governmental system. they are back hammer. meaning two rooms. and that's what we have here in the building. one of the interesting things about the inside of the building, is it was planned before the invention of plumbing and electricity. before our government headed far off to be so complex with many standing committees and agencies. so this state house was planned with very few committee rooms. very little office space. it's really a large ceremony shell for the legislative purpose. the major rooms are the lobby we'

big announcement inside the big sandy super store arena on the banks of the ohio river tonight will be that west virginia's state housegoing from blue to red. the governor tim justice was elected in 2015 as a democrat is going to announce tonight on stage with president trump by his side that he is joining the republican party. this is something that is getting the most buzz among the people that we have spoken to here. a lot of the people in this 8600 capacity arena started showing up this morning or even last night. they were outside in the 90-degree heat. they were chanting u.s.a. they were chanting trump. people are so excited. i just saw one guy in the stands using a trump campaign sign as an air guitar. so as the president gets closer, people are getting really antsy. president trump has in west virginia the highest net approval rating of any state in the country, according to gallup and this is his crowd. everybody that we have spoken to said that they have wanted to see him. they never had the chance when he was running or the other times he has been here. they will get a chance tonight. and, again, the big ne

the alliance. you have to remember these are like workers from states wisconsin, wishing, ohio, pennsylvania. helps give himat the white house. the president is behind me in trump tower. we are here having a day of working meetings. he will sign executive action instructing folks with for establishing discipline and accountability in the environmental review. clearly, the fallout from his toid response charlottesville over the weekend is dominating. i spoke with a political dcsultant in washington, and i am told there is frustrationaround the presiden'' frustration around the president's administration. that steve bannon may be falling out of favor with the president. as you look at the week he is ts heberating -- the twee is reverberating, it is giving mixed signals. vonnie: the point was made earlier that the council has it done very much. this trickle of resignations, in what theysn't matter are resigning from it is just a constant negative source. people leaving the trump administration and the trump institutional creation. there is no other way to put it. these ceos are looking at the headline risk associated with havin

the ohio state ride. >> an explosive new lawsuit is accusing the white house of working with fox news to spread a false story about the murder of a democratic party staffer. seth rich was found dead last year in washington, d.c. his unsolved murder sparks right-wing conspiracies that he was killed for leaking thousands of dnc e-mails to wikileaks. the whole report sourced from quotes from a former homicide detective investigating the case. but now that man is suing, claiming that his quotes were fabricated. >> worst quote that was attributed to me was the fact that i supposedly said i knew for a fact that seth rich was in contact and sending e-mails to wikileaks when in fact i had never made that statement ever. >> now, the fox news report was eventually retracted. the white house is now denying any involvement in the story. and you can hear much more from the people involved on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. >> we're tracking the concern over the rise in crime on b.a.r.t. this morning, a new number, violent crime has risen by 41% across the system this year. you can see which

the state fair in ohio. nearly every worker at the fair is wearing a t-shirt or vest that says safety first. the 40 rides are each undergoing multiple layers of inspections. state and in-house inspectors are closely checking the rides before - while - and after they are put togeher. fair officials have also created a checklist which is double-checked daily throughout the day. president trump speaking out on the nationwide opioid crisis. in a news conference tuesday - the president promised to step up drug prosecutions... but he did not declare a state of emergency or announce any policy moves. today - st. mary's county is taking it's own stand officials will announce indictments on murder and manslaughter charges against several drug dealers. prosecutors say their actions caused the deaths of six people. as of june, there have been 14 reported heroin and opioid related death in st mary's county. that's u announcement is set for ten am. the president's youngest son is preparing for his first day at a new school. but 11-year-old barron won't be the only one making an adjustment when he startes class at saint andrew's episcopal school in potomac. while the school and the neigh

the house? >> i think they keep the house. that will be result changes in the state level. where from ohio, we have a new state chair. ecent amazing job working with the president. connell: west virginia governor changing parties. things like that. ron final word keeping house and senate. are you confident in republicans? >> very confident. i think we keep the house hand dilly and pick up five seat in the senate. connell: that is interesting. shows you conventional wisdom is not always right when you run the math. we'll talk about later. appreciate it, guys. >> thank you. connell: new details on the whole russia investigation. if you saw the store breaking earlier, paul manafort former campaign chairman for the trump campaign. his home was raided. the news broke earlier today. the news on that raid by the fbi. we'll have that. mrs. on other side of it new details on the loretta lynch story calling for new calls of an investigation there. our investigation portion of the show. it's up next. ♪ what's possible. rethink the experience. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief uses unique mistpro techno

the modest one-bedroom rental home. my home state of ohio, a more affordable state than many others, the average housing wage is still $15 and the minimum wage is 8:15. 12:87 --renter wage is $12.87 10 years ago the zip code had more foreclosures than any zip code in the united states of america. we see every day the light that comes from people not being able to afford decent places to live. -- income housing developing affordable housing should be protected and expanded regardless of whether tax reform develops into a bipartisan process -- all of you today here as witnesses, the mismatch between housing cost and wages goes far beyond the cost of building and operating affordable units. i am the ranking member of the .anking committee banking, housing, and urban affairs committee. we had a lot of discussion about the proposed 15% cut in hud funding. the proposal goes in the wrong direction. how can you provide more affordable rental and home purchases when you make such savage cuts to affordable housing? my question, professor, for you is can you address the additional steps congress and to address the burden of working

the housing wage varies with housing cost across the country. 12 counties in the u.s. for a full-time worker earning federal minimum wage can afford a modest one-bedroom rental home. ohio, is a more affordable state than many others. the average housing wage is $15, the state minimum wage is a dollars $.15. is $12.87.wage we live in cleveland. had years ago our zip code more foreclosures than any in the united states. we see every day the blight that comes from people not being able to afford decent places to live here the low income housing tax credits are a critical tool, as you know in developing affordable housing. it should be protected and expanded regardless if tax aform develops into bipartisan process, or remains the partisan fantasy that too many talk about. witnesses,today, as the mismatch between housing costs and wages goes far beyond the cost of building affordable units. i am the ranking member of the banking committee, the ranking housing and urban affairs committee. the president has proposed a 50% funding.n hud this goes in the wrong direction. how can you provide more affordable rental and home purchases when you make such ?avage cuts to a formal housing my question, professor,

the u.s. for a full-time worker earning federal minimum wage can afford a modest one-bedroom rental home.en my home state of ohio is save more affordable state than many others. the average housing wage is still $15. the state's minimum wage is 815. the main winter's rage -- renters waved. i live in cleveland or for one of five to 10 years ago it had more foreclosures than any zip code in the united states of america. we see every day of the plate that from people not being able to afford decent places to live. the low income housing tax credits of critical tool fora cl your service in the administration developing affordable housing should be dead and expanded regardless of whether tax reform develops into a bipartisan process or remains the partisan fantasy that too many people here talk about. yet all of you today have witnessed the mismatch between housing costs and wages goes far beyond the cost of building affordable unit. i'm the ranking member of the banking committee, banking housing and urban affairs committee. we had a lot of discussion of the president proposed 15% cut in hud funding. i matter menendez asked a moment ago about that proposal goes in the wrong directio

the state of ohio. yesterday was a scheduled win for the white house to talk infrastructure, and the president hijacked his own team. >> yeah, yeah. it was despicable. and, you know, i think this was the worst press conference in presidential history, because andrew johnson didn't have and i don't think woodrow wilson did either. even nixon didn't say these things. he said them on tape in the oval office, but he didn't talk this way out in front of a press conference. this was the worst press conference in the history of president controversies. >> i think there's blame on both sides. you look at both sides. i think there's blame on both sides and i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt about it either. you had people, and i'm not talking about the neo-nazis and the white nationalists because they should be condemned totally. but you had many people in that group other than neo-nazis and white nationalists, okay? and the press has treated them absolutely unfairly. now in the other group also, you had some fine people, but you also had troublemakers and you see them come with the black out

written by the corps interests and then using them to shut down work in toledo, ohio, and sell those products back to the united states. the president's problem is he is surrounded in the white houseith a bunch of people that like those trade agreements. so representative lighthizer has to figure out, how do you get this white house to support him when wanting to renegotiate nafta and put workers first. that's the problem we face. that's what i fight for. >> but you will work this president. if he sticks by this, you will continue to work with him? >> two days after the election, as disheartened as i was, and my friends were and so many of us in ohio were, i called the president's head of his transition and offered to help him renegotiate nafta. offered to help him reinforce trade rules. especially for steel. i talked to him about the transpacific partnership. i sat with my republican colleague, with senator dole who was his boss, sat with him on the finance committee to introduce him to my colleagues. i work with this president when he is right on trade. it's mixed. i don't know if he'll be right trade because he hasn't done anything on it yet except give speeches. >> is the demo

states meet has become a hub where drugs flow in and tfreely. during seven days ofion, at lea people in ohio ended up in the overdose opioids. live now houses are boardedup.there'. growing up here and seeing what breaks your heart. >> for officer green -- every drug bust is a step in the right today special response team is executing a search warrant on a house suspected ofining drugs. >> what's mdisheartening is juvenile. he's been exp to kid should. >> daddy. children's services will be notified. >> suspected about 20 grams here. street value about$200 a gram. >> officers need to take extra precautions becausef the now, police cannot bring charges unless the labts confirm the make-up of the powder. n of ten, individuals will sell even after this drug bust. that whole system takes forever. >> because of the lag, he says nearly every day he has to people back on the streets who he believes will dealagain. >> in the meantime, they'll continue to wre hav neighborhoods. it's a >> some of the blame lies with doctors. during week we three doctors stood accused ille prescribing in physical medicine andrehabitation. ording to the indictment, his a

state support for the congresswoman staying on as leader of the house democratic caucus. rest, 18 declined to say whether she should keep her job newcomer fromcal a culturally conservative ohioistrict said he would vote for someone other nancy pelosi. theemocrats take over house, what do you think of her being speaker? a little bit more from this article. "we are overdue for a new generation of leadership said a candidate in ohio seven congressional district and the only candidate serving towards a hard know on voting for nancy pelosi as leader. "pen to here's the washington post. fundraising for 2018. nancy pelosi has raised nearly $26 million for her already and 2017, a significant lead for a nonelection year according to fundraising figures. most of nancy pelosi's 25.9 million home -- $25.9 million aul was directed towards the coffers of the democratic congressional campaign committee. iso sees efforts have, she faced mounting criticism from a handful of her fellow democrats who criticized the parties in ability to gain more than a handful of seats in last year's house elections. a drumbeat that returned after democrats didn't win a closely watched and heavily contested s

the presidential election, we brought together a little over 50 people, a third of whom were journalists practicing in all four mediums. a third of whom elected officials, mostly state officials but some ohio house delegation was also present and the rest were civic, citizen leaders, heads of civic organizations. and the topic this was taken possible, what was possible for us, the people present, to do about negative campaigning in the presidential election? and a project that came out of that event or that gathering, was a decision of 14 journalistic outlets in ohio, to shift what they call citizen-centric coverage of the campaign. they started having the ray bliss institute at the university of akron do very deep tradeoff polling with the public on key issues facing the country. immigration, health care, tax reform. so they were sitting with real protocols from the public, what did the public want to hear from the candidates. agreement was made, whether sunday morning talk show on television or whether a blogger on internet, whether it was an editorial board, when candidates came to ohio, they would start with asking the citizens questions. and in terms of one of the threats to journal system

ohio state, michigan. >> this is a game-changer for us. it says it all. it's a game-changer for us. the team, development. what we do on a daily basis here. recruiting and all of those things. house was an emotional center of the university of maryland. place where generations of students gathered to cheer as one. since the move to the xfinity center in 2002 it's been mostly empty. now the football practice facility is just one part. it will also include center for sports medicine, health and human performance. saying the concussion research is a focus. >> integrated with the neuroscience. research on the brain. great recovery and larger human health. >> they are ready for the football team to start practicing today but it's phase one. there is a wait list. jonathan: a terrifying flash of light. then the worker drops. it turns out that bolt of lightning hitting the plane sending a shock through not only the plane but the worker's body. now that worker is out of the hospital recovering. >> we knew he was alive and it was a relief. but it's so scary. jonathan: they had to shock the work store bring him back. an investigator is underway why he was sent to the tarmac when the lightni

state of ohio versus keenan. >>> overlooking lake erie in downtown cleveland, the cuyahoga county corrections center is an imposing 11-story structure built to house 2,100 men and women. on most days that number is exceeded by 100 or more. while some have been convicted, most are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. >> our current population changes daily. we book in 115 people a day, we release hopefully 115 or more. we have an average length of stay of about 45 days involving 30,000 bookings a year. there is uncertainty with everyone. the inmate is in custody and he doesn't or she doesn't know what's happening to them tomorrow. >> you ever tried to kill yourself? >> no. >> are you suicidal? >> no. >> physically or sexually assaulted? >> physically, like beat up? >> no, shot, stabbed, set on fire on purpose. >> no. >> i think there is high anxiety in the jail environment that you wouldn't necessarily see in prison. >> and anxiety is often highest in a place where every new inmate's journey begins. >> open your eyes as wide as you can. >> the jail's intake department. >> intake is a very, very unpredict

the ohio state fair. >>> ivanka trump meeting with military spouses at white house. to find success in our economy. jillian: first daughter and kellyanne conway discussing problems our non-uniformed heroes face, 1% unemployment rate. that is four times the national rate for adult woman. brian: why she is in the white house. she is there to help women. ainsley: glad supporting military wives. they're heros too. coming up would you alter dna of your baby if it month saving their life? it is now a real possibility. i would do it. brian: if you thought these court sketches of tom brady were bad. ainsley: they are. brian: all we think about, wait until you hear what he likes like waxed. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 subaru outback models. now through august 31. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyf

ohio state and michigan. but they also had to compete off the field with new facilities, the biggest part of the facilities equivalent of keeping up with the joneses was unveiled today. unveiled the new cold field houseof maryland basketball training and practice facility will include medical treatment rooms for all maryland athletes. terps football coach believes upgrades like this one will go a long way to keep the best ahletes in maryland's backyard home. >> the kids in our area understand they're going to get the best of the best. education, wise, facility wise, on the field, they're going to get the best of the best. you don't have to go anywhere else hope and dream about. >> if you know any high school or college students, you you know that each one has their own favorite youtube personalities, here she might even have a youtube channel. if they want to play college sports, the ncaa ruled they know make money. donald hey has been sidelined after the student athlete refused to ncaa demand, his channel has over 90,000 subscribers and nearly 5 million views and because of that, he can't play football >> anyone with the same amount followers, views as me would earn the same amount of money, i feel

over the weekend we had fascinating polling from fire house strategies and optimists, firehouse republican firm here. polling in swing state, florida, ohiong down, notably over the last four mos, and his honesty is going down. so the trump base has stayed together very well but look at these crucial states and he's starting to erode. the very favorable going down by very notable amounts. so what we're seeing is that for a long time we wondered how long can this last. he's had this very long leash with his base. now we're seeing signs of that erosion. >> so, john, what are voters most concerned about from what you've seen in your polling? >> we of soon, joe, two-thirds of americans concerned about america's stature in the world. arching that's a deep concern, a many joe torre concerned about short-term economic prospects, democrats, republicans, independents across all generations and health care as the issue of the day. what i would say as general kelly being a marine is so concerned about morale when he fight battles overseas, he's tightened up the white house, but he noods to get out and the president needs to improve morale within the

the white house? >> gary cohen specifically, gary cohen has jewish centers in his name in his home state of ohio.nswer questions. now they're at an inflection point. yesterday should have been a win talking infrastructure. the question is, are they ever going to get to their agenda and can they stand silent with all of this? it's a tough one. >> stephanie, thanks very much. >>> now to the latest growing tensions over north korea. u.s. bombers conducted air maneuvers with japanese jets southwest of the korean peninsula as north korea is considering whether to file missiles towards the u.s. territory of guam. the usair force says the training flights with japan demonstrate the solidarity and resolve we share with our allies to preserve peace and security in the region. that's a quote. north korean leader kim jong-un ignored warnings from the west and from china to halt its nuclear and missile tests. >>> let's switch gears. this morning we're nominating for a nobel prize the person who came up with hoda's "morning boost." we need one. >> yesterday we issued a challenge. i asked you guys to rekindle

ohio governor (r) 1:10-1:19i actually have the power of pardoning in my state. we do clemencies over time, but we make sure people do proper restitution. i wouldn't have done it this way.white houseys the pardonand the controversyare no big deal. thomas bossert / president's homeland security advisor 1:23- 1:31just about every modern president ends up with some controversial pardons and i certainly don't think it's fair to characterize him as not caring about the rule of law.85 year old arpaio has hinted he has future political plans.in wasington alexandra limon . ( steve ) the effort to recall the judge in the brock turner case is being allowed to move forward. a judge today tentatively ruled the county not the state of california has authority over the recall effort. this means the group collecting signatures will be able to resume the process to try to oust aaron persky. persky is a judge in santa clara county. he has taken heavy criticism after sentencing turner to six months in jail in a highly publicized sexual assault case. if those organizing the recall can get the required number of signautres, it could put to a vote next june. here in san jose the city and the santa cla

the white house's hand? >> that's actually legislation written by myself and rob portman, a republican from ohio, bipartisan legislation that is set up this new center at the state would do counterpropaganda work not just against russia but isis as well. and it was stunning this week to find out that secretary tillerson is refusing the money. it was set up as a transfer from the department of defense to the department of state. and you just simply cannot win the battle against extremism if you're not pushing back against their online propaganda. you certainly can't win the battle against russia if you're not pushing back against sputnik radio and rtt tv. but right now the state department doesn't want that money. it suggests there's a pattern of behavior in which we're giving a permission slip to the russians to engage in an expansive activity in their periphery without any check from the united states. >> julia, you've been following this story about as close as anybody, and the american press, i got to ask, what's your reaction to the prooimime minis of russia trolling the president of the united states on the internet? >> it's ironic. other russia watchers ha