akron in it. another save on monaco. akron can now tie it. gavin for the tie.avin over the net and it is over. virginia wins their sixth college cup championship. unbelievable. >>> back to basketball. a couple of other acc games this afternoon. wake forest had no probable with elan while clemson blew out fuhrman. >>> tune into "the final score" comes at you although 10:30 on most of these regional sports network. we have a good one going on as the rams of rhode island lead boston college at the half 33-25 the score. send it back out to chestnut hill after the break. enjoy the rest of the game. we'll see you for "the final score" tonight. oh! blue! time! time out. i touched it. i touched the ball before it went out, coach. come on, alex, the ref did not call that! you gotta be kidding me, alex! it's the championship game! talk to him, coach. i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team on 'three.' one, two, three. nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. >>> the rhode island rams lead boston college 33-25. and akeem richmond, a perf

conversation a couple of weeks ago, giving a talk, and i was seated next to a guy who ran a regional bank in akron, ohio. we talked about his business. how was your business? he said, we are more than fine, we have been bought by a big bank in chicago. i asked, why are you fine? and he is an older man, and he said, i had been through this three times before. i suspected that he got humbled 25 years ago in the early 1970's. and he never forgot that lesson. it is in times like that that we understand why experience and learning from experience is so important. that is not a meaningless triviality. experience matters because there are things that you only learn when you have been humbled. you cannot explain to a 28- year-old that things are going to get bad. it is not going to sink in. but to this man whom i was speaking to, who saw it firsthand and dealt with that, and i am sure went through all manner of crises before, it is a lesson that he kept with him. colin powell, before the iraq war, he was the in-house skeptic, because he had been through vietnam. he had made the decision that others had no

couple of weeks ago when i was giving a talk and i was seated next to a guy who ran a regional bank in akron ohio. i ask him his business was. he said his business was fine. i ask what he was part and no one else was. he said he had been through this three times before. i suspect he got humbled 25 years ago or in the early 1970's. s to never forgot that lesson. it is in times like that that we understand why experience and learning from experience is so important. that word is not a meaningless triviality. experience matters because there are certain kinds of things you only learn when you have been humbled. you can explain to a 28-year-old that things will get bad. it will not sink in. to this man i was speaking to vote dealt firsthand with it and went through all manner of crises before, it is a lesson that he kept with him. colin powell, before the direct or -- for the iraq war, was the in house skeptic because he had been through vietnam. in a first headway he was the winter that -- any firsthand way, he went through that. that is a case of someone who appropriately was humbled and learn

what we're going to do is check the underwear from a woman who's flying out of kiokuk, iowa or out of akroncredit card and back into nigeria and they are suspicious and it's true about those flags being added to the mix. >> right now we're going on a one way and the only way and i gather. thank you all very much for outstanding

what we're going to do is check the underwear from a woman who's flying out of kiokuk, iowa or out of akronio. we need to remember if we have intelligence we apply it and then we approach it logically instead of sort of this broad scattershot look. and i think we just have to be really careful on how we handle this. >> larry: harry, isn't that a logical fear? >> yeah. look, the list system is so immense that statistically we couldn't possibly manage it. to be proactive in collecting intelligence on individuals is a better way to go. >> larry: but tom, he paid with cash, right? you pay cash, no contact information where he was going. wasn't that suspicious? >> well, certainly it should be. also, it's hard to check whether the person is actually who he says he is since a credit card is not involved and you don't know how to verify the address. he bought the ticket in ghana, then crossed back into nigeria to board the flight. so that would be suspicious. along with no check-in luggage. so you know, that point is true about those flags being added to the mix. >> larry: would i be questioned if

these are people like charles from watching words, ohio, near akron. a recent college graduate ever paid an overdraft fee in his life until a couple of months ago. his problem, when he checked his balance with his agent, the ballots reportedly received did not deduct any transactions to what he thought he had $80 in his account hillhead $15. he paid for three items totaling less than $20. with the bank records how the transactions he had $80 in fees charged to the big overdraft protection loses its meaning if consumers are at greater risk in the protection that without. understand the cautionary notes from chairman dodd and the comments from senator vitter, that people need to be responsible. this is something that has just gone too far. we need to pass that their overdraft coverage act, reduce the amount of the season give consumers more control over their bank account. in closing, i just want to share a frustration that i hear too many times from 20 people in my state. people believe rightly or wrongly each of the following things. they believe that

i welcome all of you to akron ohio. i look forward to being a part of this conference. you guys do a great job. i was invited to talk to a group of students in february of 2008. it was an awards banquet and there were some community people in some universities leaders -- and some university leaders. the cast who was born to be the nominee for president. the question is, who is more to the president of the united states and the answer is bill clinton. fo-- hillary clinton this is wht this paper is about is that i would have been right. they would have known that i was want to be embarrassed this morning. the point of the paper, what i hope that i can demonstrate in a few short minutes, is that the unintended consequence could -- the consequences of the 1970's and 80's are likely to produce many more primary season like 2008, where the super delegates for the convention will have to choose the winner. that is the argument that i would like to put forward. the party select their presidential nominees. frequently, there was lots of patronage that was distributed. with the a

that means that if a woman in toledo or a man in akron purchases something and is a few dollars short it can be trusted .., 20, 30 times the amount of he amount of the overdraft. these are real people, real families struggling. people like kerrey from toledo who is overdrawn by $6 but ended up paying $113 in fees. the center for responsible lending reports that 92 percent of all a overdraft fees are paid by 14 percent of account holders, and these account holders are most often folks with lower income, often young, or often non-white. in recent college grad who never paid and over jack fee in his life until a couple months ago. when he checked his balance for is atm balance. while he thought he had $80 he only had 15. he paid for three items some investment $20. when the bank reconciled the transactions he had $80 in peas turns to him. overdraft protection business its meaning if consumers are at greater risk with the protection that without it. the comments from senator victor that people need to be responsible. this is something that has just gone too far. we need to pass the covera

, as i said when i'm back home in youngstown, ohio, in niles, ohio, in warren, ohio, in canton, in akron, these reforms are for our people, our people who have struggled and fought and got zero wage increases over the last 30 years , who got a haggle -- who got to haggle with the insurance company, gelt denied, getting floored -- get denied, get ignored while they're on their death bed, lose their job, lose their pension. that is wrong. and we are going to do something about it. so let's just take what happens when health care reform passes. there will be some time until the exchange gets set up and whether or not there's a public option and what it looks like and all that, that may take a couple of years. but immediately what happens is that no longer in america will you get denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. never again. if you have a child, a son or daughter, who is under the age of 27 years old they can stay on your health care insurance. so all of those young people in their early and mid 20's who can't get health insurance or can't afford health insurance can stay