dennis findle is an inmate in akron, ohio, arrested for public indecency. >> false arrest. male stripper. >> mitchell: diagnosed with mania, he has a hard time controlling his thoughts. >> reporter: he is housed in the jail's mental health pod with one cell reserved for out-of- control inmates. >> this cell is set up for four- point restraint. >> mitchell: chief gary james, who runs the jail, says nearly one in five inmates has mental health issues. >> and most of them are taking psychotropic medication. >> medication is dispensed twice a day. >> i'm on depakote, which is a mood stabilizer. >> mitchell: and one part-time psychologist is available for counseling. dr. james orlando believes mentally ill inmates would be better off in a hospital. >> the medication is the same medication here as in a psychiatric hospital. our counselors here are just as good, but the environment here is not therapeutic. >> this is where we'd bring them. >> reporter: when summit county sheriff drew alexander was a police officer in acton in the 1970s, he would take someone acting deranged to fal

to deliver the akron peas and distance data. july 1st, no price. price and get up. >> the mac at stores open for business and internet reporter kimberly sakamoto. what it has to offer. >> with customers a new way to instantly purchase and download software. let us take a look it is pretty easy. purchase, application, it will automatically download. and this store is pretty competitively priced. with angry bird, $5. and the apple software, with a photo, i move, those are a bit more. and those are mostly for business, and some free downloads. this is open for business, with 1000 applications available. and www.kron4.com what's on the web with kimberlee sakamoto. >> at&t will start selling the iphone 3 g at $49 tomorrow. it was released by apple and 21 b 09 and sold at $99. and with the iphone-4 last year. are was fi 200 and >and chilly conditions, they're going to last with temperatures dropping into the upper 30's! grab your jacket. if you have any plans this evening. also, bundle up tomorrow morning. why did spread their release. dense fog inland.

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bolar said all she wanted to do was help her daughters escape their crime-ridden akron neighborhood.ere it is. >> reporter: kelly williams-bolar's decision to give her daughters a better life has now landed her behind bars. it started four years ago, when bolar, who lives in a poorer section of akron, ohio, sent her daughters to a highly-ranked school in a neighboring district. the problem is, it wasn't her district. it was her father's. and her children weren't eligible to go there. she says she did it to keep them safe. and that she lived part-time, with her dad. >> when my home got broken into, i felt it was my duty to do something else. >> reporter: but school officials said she was cheating, getting a quality education for her daughters without paying the right taxes to fund it. >> those dollars need to stay home with our students. >> reporter: the school system says she lied about her address, falsified records, and when confronted, had her father file false court papers to game the system. the district even hired a private investigator to follow her. she was ordered to pay $30

you threw out a lot of akron's. guest: whether or not all law was designed to force all of us into a certain, large data base, if you will, and then enable the government to invade our finances for our lives in ways that we would not like. clearly, the way the law sets forth the path for health insurance regulation over the next several years, it is true that the federal government would have been increasing involvement in determining what insurance coverage we can get and how we apply it. they would need to know a fair amount about us in order to facilitate some of the arrangements or mechanisms they are putting into place. i do not attribute that to and the malicious intent. it is just a national -- a natural way in the way you set up a regulatory mechanism. i don't want to see the federal government set up expensive bureaucracies to collect all of that data and then -- they will make decisions presumably that are based on data and information. i give them credit for that, but they are going to be making decisions

our first call is from akron, ohio.r: a want to ask about the powers of 9/11 seem to have been brought down by explosives. one tower that got hit by no lane -- who put the bombs in there? guest: many top engineers and scientists did a lot of research. i looked at these studies and talked to people that know a lot more than what i know. people like to talk about class. to enter your question, the commission did not include chemical weapons. that could be a real mess and the problem in a local area. it is not in the same class as a nuclear weapon or biological weapons. i have seen certain bonds used. they are very effective. when we talk about weapons of mass destruction, we talk about the things that can change the course of history. host: virginia. caller: my question is you are a professional warrior so can you explain what national security means? i hear some many descriptions of it. and where do i fall into the scheme of national security? what are you trying to do to protect me. what is your definition of national s

host: akron, ohio. democratic line. caller: good morning. how are you? host: duwel.aller: i am calling to say that it is time for america to wake up. we have been duped. we have been had. i want to give some history and china. the first president to go over to deal with china was nixon. the first ambassador to china was george w. bush. everyone knows that that is a communist country. they do not believe in god. they worship the dragon. anyone who reads the bible -- who is the dragon? sagan. why are we in bed with satan? host: this is from the editorial pages of "the wall street journal." host: yesterday "the washington post" had an interview with the chinese president in the form of written questions. one of the questions put forth was -- what will be the u.s. dollar's future role in the world? "the current international currency system is a product of the past" is what the chinese president said. "it is used in host: that is what the chinese president had to say to "the washington post." we will keep taking your comments this morning. first, joining us on the phone

our first call is from akron, ohio.aller: a want to ask about the powers of 9/11 seem to have been brought down by explosives. one tower that got hit by no lane -- who put the bombs in there? guest: many top engineers and scientists did a lot of research. i looked at these studies and talked to people that know a lot more than what i know. people like to talk about class. to enter your question, the commission did not include chemical weapons. that could be a real mess and the problem in a local area. it is not in the same class as a nuclear weapon or biological weapons. i have seen certain bonds used. they are very effective. when we talk about weapons of mass destruction, we talk about the things that can change the course of history. host: virginia. caller: my question is you are a professional warrior so can you explain what national security means? i hear some many descriptions of it. and where do i fall into the scheme of national security? what are you trying to do to protect me. what is your definition of nation

host: our next call comes from akron, ohio.s on the line for the independence. -- independents. caller: under regulation, no regulation, it does not make a difference, because you cannot trust anybody in government at all. i worked in government, and i know the corruption in regulatory government' was greey business or anything involved with employment production or what have you is so like the mafia corruption in america. you might as well get rid of all of this expensive regulation and let people go crazy and do what they are going to do. whether you have it or not, it does not work. look at the guy from -- a multi- billion their debt retired, but that the people from enron, watch the movie "soakwood." host: we will leave it there. guest: one of the best enforcers is the marketplace itself. you are absolutely right that businesses are greedy. they do things for a profit. that is why it is important to have competition. other companies, and they have a product. that is not something you can do if the government comes and does

akron? are you there? co-head -- go ahead. caller: i have a question about our governor.overnor campaigned on a jobs, jobs, jobs -- he turned around and he refused almost half a billion dollars for a rail project. i just was wondering if you have any insight as to why he did it. maybe there wasn't details about it that would cost the state more, or whatever. but it just seemed odd. guest: thank you. governor kasich said you better get on the bus with me or the bus will run you over. it sells a key prefers buses to rail transportation. it cannot make sense for governor christie in new jersey to turn the money to build a tunnel under the hudson river that would decrease housing of dallvalues in new jersey. i hope the issue is not that some governors are so tied up in ideological positions that they do not see the need to invest. this is a crisis of meeting human needs and try to shoehorn your ideology into the crisis is not the most practical way to solve it. host: chandler, arizona. caller: having psychological crisis, i would like to talk about the cost of war in states.

akron? are you there? co-head -- go ahead. caller: i have a question about our governor. our governor campaigned on a jobs, jobs, jobs -- he turned around and he refused almost half a billion dollars for a rail project. i just was wondering if you have any insight as to why he did it. maybe there wasn't details about it that would cost the state more, or whatever. but it just seemed odd. guest: thank you. governor kasich said you better get on the bus with me or the bus will run you over. it sells a key prefers buses to rail transportation. it cannot make sense for governor christie in new jersey to turn the money to build a tunnel under the hudson river that would decrease housing of dallvalues in new jersey. i hope the issue is not that some governors are so tied up in ideological positions that they do not see the need to invest. this is a crisis of meeting human needs and try to shoehorn your ideology into the crisis is not the most practical way to solve it. host: chandler, arizona. caller: having psychological crisis, i would like to talk about the cost of war in st

akron? are you there? co-head -- go ahead. caller i have a question about our governor. governor campaigned on a jobs, jobs, jobs -- he turned around and he refused almost half a billion dollars for a rail project. i just was wondering if you have any insight as to why he did it. maybe there wasn't deils about it that would cost the state more, or whatever. but it just seemed odd. guest: thank you. governor kasich said you better get on the bus with me or the bus will run you over. it sells a key prefers buses to rail transportation. it cannot make sense for governor christie in new jersey to turn the money to build a tunnel under the hudson river at would decrease housing of dallvalues in newersey. i hope the issue is not that some governors are so tied up in ideological positions that they do not see the need to invest. this is a crisis of meeting human needs and try to shoehorn your ideology into the crisis is not the most practical way to solve it. st: chandler, arizona. caller: having psychological crisis, i would like to talk about the cost of war in states. the to