they're good examples in dayton, for sure.urse, the industrial heartland had all these heros in the past, carnegie melon, goodyear, goodrich. but today, we have yet to see a steve jobs emerge from the heartland. it's happening gradually. we're starting to see this snowball effect, creating, you know, new funds for the heart heartland and giving back. you mentioned silicone valley types. john chambers is a champion of the midwest. he's from west virginia, and he has put a lot of money and energy and time into revitalizing the state at morgantown, west virginia, his alma mater. so the course is named after him. another tech icon, brad smith moved back to his hometown in west virginia and became president of marshal university. so this whole idea of the champions giving back, it's part of the moving forward, as well. >> you mentioned the pandemic. there is this huge opportunity, if you are a state or county or a city, to look at what you're doing and say, there are a lot of people that want to move out of california, that want to

. >> smaller mountains in the area obviously, further into dayton you at the mountains and between dayton and carson area. it is a pretty mountainous region especially with the weather being the way that it is right now it's not very good. >> the president and ceo of care flight as part of the safety process. our priority now and in the coming days. it is for the entire organization. it can be due to the region. holding a press conference soon. >> they may find out more. one of the most sophisticated and safe single-engine planes out there. we will have more news afterizes this. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptom

the university of dayton mascot. will: racers. flyers.ete: at the university of dayton flyers, the basketball team of march madness. rachel: pete was applying -- rachel: he was davidson. peter supplying his literary skills to how he maintains the sharpness of the table. will: we need some good order and discipline on this couch. this is -- people are waking up looking at the screen and don't want to see a mess. they had a party last night or whatever. speaking of orderly, today is national set a good example day. think about that. it is national tell a fairytale day. and lastly. rachel: biden's favorite policy. everything going great. will: national letter to an elder day. rachel: people love to get mail, a great time. will: right your grandmother or grandmother or papa or nana today. he will be setting a good example if you wrote them a letter. then you could mail all three of them. rachel: it is a lost art. it is a lost art and people love getting mail. pete: i have three things at my house that i have to return that i ordered and it fe

. >> dayton i don't know you know dayton? >> no. i know harrisonburg. not on route 81, i don't know it >> we were, four miles off of 81 way out. >> yes, exactly. scott, thanks for your time today. appreciate it. >> thank you >>> further ahead on the show we continue to talk about virginia and the shenandoah valley. >>> the fed continuing to hike interest rates, but mortgage rates, falling bringing home buyers back to the market is the worst still ahead for housing? we discuss that and more when "power lunch" returns. ayitusst wh . >>> welcome back to "power lunch," everybody. a check on oil, slightly higher, staging a mid-day reversal pippa stevens joins. >> mixed into the close. also mixed economic data, but looking ahead to this sunday when the eu's ban on russian products goes into effect. it oeurasia among that group could prove disruptive more than the crude ban in december. consensus, not seeing immediateimpact, because the european union stockpiles diesel supplies and also, of course, because temperatures are warmer and inventory is pretty health

we american negotiators, richard holbrooke leads what are called the dayton accords. i don't remember why they picked dayton, ohio, of all places, but they have the, you know, bosnia in leaders, serbian leaders, croatian leaders are involved to to hammer out a peace agreement that sort of results in something like. what you see here for the time being. milosevic gets off, but then a short while later, he embarks on a campaign against the kosovars. so you see, you know, within serbian montenegro in the south, there's an area called kosovo, which is also ethnically distinct. these are people who also want their independence. and when milosevic makes a new war on the kosovars. this provokes yet another american response with a lot less dithering and dilly dallying. it's much quicker, more forceful, and milosevic's eventually brought to the hague for war crimes trials, which is something we, you know, talk about a lot international law and how this is really the ideal way to sort of these problems of genocide and war crimes. but very rarely can we find the international c

daschle dayton henry and hudson. my pastor, jim, but my grandsons i am hop pop. >> that is good. that is good. >> well, it is good to have you both. we have a before, but i didn't realize i want to give the audience your background, a relationship with family and so forth. so, i think that is very important. before we go on our breaks soon, one of the two top stories that you think are important from last year. let's go with you, jim? >> well, certainly the relationship of the evangelical christianity, a white evangelical christianity, their embrace of the president. their seemingly unfailing embrace of the president, no matter what, is a story that needs to be examined and questioned. >> 81%, i think, still. >> he seems to fight for their causes. and regardless of his ability to tell the truth, his absolutely immoral immigration policies, his misogyny, there seems to be very little that will separate him from his base, and his religious base. >> that christianity today article, they seem to push back on him. >> mark says, come on, trust matters, how can we trust this person? and

their department store, dayton's, which is now the target company, was a traditional downtown anchor store. but by the early 1950s, they had begun to see a downturn in their business like the store owners in many other cities, hudson's in detroit, neiman marcus and dallas. they realized that they were going to have to open stores in the suburbs, but they wanted to exert design control over the surrounding for their stores and that's where gruen came in. he offered advanced modern design with a european sensibility and the design for shopping mall that was centered on a plaza that was meant to remind shoppers of main street or the town square or even the bustling streets of his tive vienna. you can see that design in this bird's eye view with the black skylight indicating the central plaza. it was also surrounded by two department stores and then two smaller bands of individual shops. the mall was an improvement on the town square, however, because as the advance press for southdale mentioned, the first indoor shopping mall offered 365 shopping days a year in climate controlled comfor

dayton, ohio ohio. he knew, of course, that he would never see a cent. but even as anderson many others talked into the wind the idea of money was evolving into the idea that the federal government should provide formerly enslaved with grants of free land as. w.e.b. dubois put it in his great history of reconstruction hope. naive hope as it turned that all the chief problems this is dubois that all chief problems of emancipation might be settled by establishing the slaves on the forfeited lands of their masters and may sound like a radical plan out of mouths. china or castro's cuba. but in fact, there were precedents in 19th century america. in 62, on the sea islands, the coast of south carolina, which had been captured by union forces early in the war. the federal government granted, the former slaves, free housing, modest wages and basic rations, exchange for cotton cultivation on small plots of land. three years later, general william t sherman issued his famous field order 15, a signing of hundreds of thousands of abandoned acres along the coast, cha

one of them, laurie acorta, my stuff to dayton is to, catherine, has anyone answered the key with my spinner. we just gotta read me through and i said i cheated is bruce. if i'm with the will of, with premise this possible because of the pressure difference period with no pasco costeo at me. and i told you that you're starting to provide for that type of new stuff with a bright, the solution that you got a deal or mediator to put a slice episode you buy at them will bring it to the store that most of the ones that keep would you otherwise he took my seat for stay and i missed the game. okay, i'm going to do it on the scale of the entire arctic. this is, of course, the drop in the ocean put about 50 tons of garbage had to be taken off from just this one small. i mean, a gram lines threw me under a, but i would be doing a one year property as the only way emotional recorded by the radio. my thought might be some sticky boomer about it with them now. elaine, yes, i did with this company company on just this year and she started on a bomb look at, you know, it's been the previous the stu

jermaine: one day he's delivering newspapers and he saw air force pilot dayton ragland, a black man fron the front page of a black newspaper called the call. and this is kind of when the light bulb went off, like i could be a pilottoo. john: after earning an associate's degree in engineering, dwight joined the u.s. air force and trained to become a test pilot. he was stationed in texas, missouri, and arizona -- and on the side earned his bachelor's degree in aeronautical engineering. michael cassut is an author and space historian. michael: the air force at its test pilot school started creating what they called a space school that would allow you to be more qualified to fly for nasa. john: through it all, dwight had one goal in mind -- to become america's first black astronaut. jermaine: there was one time in 1962 where dwight, he's flying this f-104 starfighter nicknamed the chrome javelin. this is a supersonic aircraft that reaches the edges of the earth's atmosphere. and it's very dangerous up there. you could black out, you could crash, you could die. and, you kno he's ready for t

he faces felony charges, including assaulting police, a school bus driver near dayton, ohio, was beingd after saving a student's life. security footage captured the moment april wise yanked 1/7 grader back onto the bus, just as he was about to step into the path of an oncoming car, whose driver, apparently ignoring the flashing lights. he's one of my quickest students and try to hurry up and get off the bus. it was just mother instincts kicked in. i was like, i gotta make sure that child is okay. wise was honored for her actions. and she says she was just doing her job. we turn now to a different kind of close call. woman's car was stolen with her child inside , and police say when they tried to find the vehicle using the tracking system that came with her car. they were stunned at what happened. abc is lionel moise explains. this morning. volkswagen's vehicle tracking service is under fire after a car jacking in illinois, where police say a pregnant mother was attacked in her driveway. it is possible she was targeted from a previous stops. she made it a nearby town. officials say the

the chairman of the society for the defense of serbs in bosnia shows us the signatures on the dayton-fifth for the same promised serbs a peaceful life, the dating agreements guaranteed equal rights to serbs and bosnian muslims, but this is on paper in life turned out to be different after the war , the power of bosnia in the filing. the west launched a program for the return of refugees, but it completely failed. the serbs did not want to live in a hostile environment. and the few that have returned have to survive without electricity. before every election. we are promised that we will receive electricity, but as soon as the elections are over. and the authorities of bosnia immediately forget us, where all positions are occupied by bosnian muslims, they say that it is economically unprofitable for them to conduct electricity for the serbs, it is quite unprofitable for him vels sergey and in our only serbs live in the village and no one has electricity in neighboring forces. muslims. everything is. here, look, this is the only light we have from 2001. these lights were already used t

that's how the deputy interim chief with the michigan dayton university department of public safety described the situation moments ago. he said there was an overwhelming law enforcement response when the call came in and within minutes officers were inside the building looking for the suspect. investigators say at around 8:30 p.m. michigan time the suspect who they have not identified yet and had no affiliation with msu opened fire at berkeley hall. he then walked over to an adjacent building, -- union, a popular gathering spot and fired his gun there. victims were founded both locations. three killed and five wounded in critical condition. meanwhile officers work quickly to evacuate students. they say it was chaos as they tried to get to safety. >> i heard people they are shooting and that's when i cried. i'm terrified. i'm very skeptical of anyone who walks by me. i still have belongings in that building ones that i need and friends. >> and i was turning around screaming her name. it was really loud and had thick and i couldn't find her or see her. >> reporter: just a few hours ago after t

and dayton duncan is ken burns best friend. so essentially, i was performing my presentation for the writer of the national parks america's best idea, and afterwards he said something along the lines of, you know, sheldon, what you just shared with this group, we might be able to get that into the film. i think that that definitely has a place in it. and then i began to annoy him over time by calling up and just saying, is it still there is it's still going to happen. and to make a long story short, which i'm loathe to do, because i love epic poems, i especially homer and virgil the upanishads. my background actually is classical music and literature. or as my father put it, unemployment. my father put it that way because my dad served in the infantry in korea. he was a combat veteran. he served in the air force in vietnam. and my brother served in the navy in operation iraqi freedom. so i come from a military family. so that's one of the reasons why military history speaks to me, because it's in my blood, it's in my bones. and

buffoonish killers and until address that social inequality, john ralston saul calls the corporate coup dayton'sslow motion that took place in the united states. we're not going to free ourselves from this march. a kind of christian fascism and unfortunately. the democratic party in the biden administration cannot themselves from corporate money, and they don't give where they give that money, they expect something back. i mean, of course, they write the legislation so that inequality goes all the way back to aristotle. i mean, aristotle said that when you social inequality of that on, the kind of scale that we now have, the only two options are tyranny or revolution. and all for revolution. but i don't i don't see the forces of revolution. i think the left been so systematically weakened. going all the way back to wilson in the twenties but also mccarthy and they've just been effectively in the powell of 1971 where lewis powell essentially mobilized corporate to blow back against the in terms of pushing back against the gains made in the 1960s. so we're in a very precarious position. we have a

obviously, putt you have the mountains -- in between dayton and the carson area, so there are -- it's pretty mountainous region especially with the weather being the way it is right now, it's not very good. >> reporter: the president and ceo of care flight says they are holding off on its other flights for now as part of the company's safe i process. in a statement, he said, quote: our priority now and in the coming days and weeks is to care for the family members of the care flight crew and those onboard the flight as well as our entire organization of health care providers and staff that will continue to do important day-to-day work across our region. also the faa and the n, sb are investigating. ntsb currently has a 7-member team in nevada investigating crash site. arthel? arthel: indeed. christina coleman, thank you very much for those details. thank you. eric? eric: well, arthel, you all know about the 9/11 attack that took down the world trade center in lower manhattan. but we're seeing hugs and a gathering now where officials at the site, the former ground zero site for 9/11 to

this ai box is a generating data -- bot is training the dayton. t.generate ai has the power to do that. guy: i was talking to the commissioner today in luxembourg appeared herbie was, we are ok with using -- luxembourg. her view was, we are ok with using ai. we are not there yet when it is for big serious decisions how far away is that moment from what you have been hearing at the show? mandeep: i think we are in early stage. everyone who mentioned metaverse was like, we are not ready for mainstream. this is more of a end of the decade. you are not going to seek real production cases. what they are doing is really investing because we need to have the network reliability and the requirement that needs to be met. once you have that, i can see how generated ai, existing decision-making. you know the foundational elements need to be in place. that is what everyone is focused on right now. guy: enjoy the rest of the show. i know you are having a great time. coming up, strong performance but cautious forecast. this company released fourth-quarter results,

a phd from the university of california santa barbara, and he's also taught at the university of dayton for almost 20 years, and he's actually taught every single grade. from 7th through college so that's fantastic. he is the coauthor with michael allen of the new york times. number one bestseller a patriots history of the united states, which is now in its 31st printing with more than a half a million copies in print. that book that book actually remains the best-selling homeschool history tech textbook in america and of as you might know from the title, it's supposed to be a antidote to that. book by howard zinn people's history the united states in 2019, he founded the wild world of history curriculum website, which is now available and it's a full curriculum for us and world history for grades 11, or i'm sorry eight through 12 providing full lessons with video instruction by larry schweikert himself. his other best-selling books include seven events that made america you can vaccine them right here on this handsomely displayed on this table. all of these are actually pulled from the

it happened yesterday at a brass and bronze factory in the city of oak wood outside of dayton, ohio.explosion sparked fires inside the plant. debris flying into a nearby parking lot and damaged several vehicles. oakwood, ohio with a mess on their hands. dana, 32 past. >> dana: we have a live look in east palestine, ohio. he is there with governor mike dewine meeting with residence and mr. regan will hold a news conference. the mayor is slamming president biden for visiting ukraine instead of his community. >> that was the biggest slap in the face and tells you he doesn't care about us. so he can send every agency he wants to, but i found that out this morning in one of the briefings that he was in the ukraine giving millions of dollars away to people over there and not to us and i'm furious. on president's day in our country, he is over in ukraine. that tells you what kind of guy he is. >> dana: the state of ohio also opening a health clinic in east palestine today as residents keep reporting symptoms from the toxic train wreck. rashes and headaches, sore throats including with their

it's like dayton, ohio. it's so cold. minnesota and wisconsin is freezing to death and i'm from georgia and don't know what i'm doing here. listen, right wing, non-squared. last time i flew with the air force, know what my call sign was? rachel: yes. >> foot loose. rachel: that fits. i like it. pete: makes sense. we love having you. one of our resident nascar experts and we'll get to you in a moment on that. what you expect from the big race as to why we're here, but we want -- we're talking about east palestine and talking about china. still ultimately, you know, the china balloon we shot down over the coast of south carolina and three other octobers shot down and the government now telling us yesterday we can't find those objects that we shot down. we don't know what they were. what do you make of that and the fact that at this point, they're telling us nothing to see here? >> listen, i actually believe they probably can't find them because i believe they weren't trying to ever find them to begin with. i think they know