akron doesn't have that kind of money. we need federal investments. and it gets people back to work, raises tax revenue, and we're up and running. >> on the spending issue, the cbo headlines in the papers this morning, here is the washington times. no sun in the cbo forecast. this is a tweet from joseph ramirez. representative ryan, the cbo saying spend more now, save later? explain. >> well, i think at this point politically that having investments coming from the federal government wouldn't even have a committee hearing in the house of representatives. and i think the most reasonable economist would say in this kind of liquidity trap that we're in, you spend now to get us out, and then have long-term deficit spending. and i think doing the buffett rule, getting some money up-front or even in the next ten years from the top 1% in investing that money in the infrastructure spending now would be a good thing. but the key is long-term. we've got to deal with the long-term deficit issue. there is no doubt about it. but if you don't get revenues up, you d

i represent northeast ohio just south of cleveland, akron, youngstown, ravenna, you know, halfway between cleveland and pittsburgh, the old steel belt. some of these we aren't going to get back. we're not going to get back the tweezer manufacturer. i think our focus needs to be how do we make america competitive to make the high-end advanced manufacturing products that we can sell to the world, the advance batteries that the president talked about. and if we're going to do that, we need a government that is smart. and it's not this all government is bad, all we need to do is make the government small enough to be able to put it in a bathtub and drown it. that kind of incendiary rhetoric is not healthy. we need to pump up national science foundation. pump up national institutes of health. make sure everybody in the country gets a community college degree so we have the workforce necessary to fill these new jobs. how do we grow engineers in the united states and provide scholarships for young people to go to these schools? we've got all kinds of school reform that we need too. but set a vis

. >> and we see in hospitals like in akron, ohio, that is focused on the patient-centered medical home where they are beginning to use that way of reorganizing the system and the delivery of health care to drive down costs. >> well, it makes me optimistic are examples like the one you cite. we have those examples all around the country. let's take what's working and transfer it around the country so we have best practices throughout. and best practice is to find as cost efficient care that has the best possible outcomes. >> right. and i agree with you in that the affordable care act is essential to all of this. and the medical homes and those kinds of things. i think it's important, also, to point out, somebody brought up president reagan. president reagan did cut taxes and then a few years later, he raised taxes. several times. do you know how many times president reagan raised taxes? >> i don't know. >> six, seven, eight. so i like to remind my friends who worship at the altar of ronald reagan that he would be beneath ron paul in the presidential primary election right now as far as

you know, akron doesn't have that kind of money. we need federal investments and it gets people back to work, raises tax revenue and we're up and running. host: on the spending issue, with the c.b.o. headlines in the papers this morning, here is "the washington times," this is a tweet from joseph ramirez. representative ryan, is the c.b.o. saying spend more now, save later? explain. guest: i think at this point politically having investments coming from the federal government wouldn't even have committee hearing in the house of representatives. i think the most reasonable economists would say in this kind of liquidity trap that we're in, you spend now to get us out and then have long-term deficit spending. and i think being the buffett rule, getting some money upfront from that or even in the next 10 years from the top 1% and investing money in infrastructure would be a good thing. but the key is long term. we have to deal with the long-term deficit issue, there's no doubt about it. but if you don't get revenues up, don't get people

akron, temperament, and age. she's too modest to say this, but she went to the two best planning school play in the country. she has also been meeting for the last four years ccdc's amazing planning program, one of the best in the contributor that not only do planning to do organizing, and a development. they know what it takes to build large projects. in terms of her temperament, you have heard of thoughtful she is, her experience, and what a good listener she is. today when planning commissioner antonini was thinking departing commissioner olague, he said that even though they often disagree, she was opened -- she was open to other people's ideas, and that described as india's low. finally, her age. so part of a different generation of people involved. in our 50's and 60's. it is great to see people in their 20's, 30's, and 40's taking up this cause. cindy and the people behind me from these groups are committed, as several of you have suggested, to making sure that residents in your communities have the tools

be running schools frankly much less that the state government should be running schools is an and akron anachronistic. it goes back to the time of industrialization of america when people came off the farms where they did home school. or have the little neighborhood school. and into these big factories. we built equal factories called public schools. >> schieffer: there you are, senator. i mean, are you saying that we shouldn't have public schools now? i thought public schools were the foundation of american democracy. >> i'm saying that local communities and parents should be the ones who are in control of public education, certainly not the federal government and as i said before, as i said in that clip i think the state governments have not done a particularly good job this public education. i think public education should be a dynamic process that is locally run, that works with parents to provide the optimal opportunity for each child in america to get the education that they need, not what the federal government or the state government says that you should have. that's why i refer

of enhancement off the lakes we had a lot of accident and trouble in the cleveland area as well as akronthing. one of the reasons is the great lakes are wide open. i have a couple of satellite images that are cool. i want to show you from noaa. this is lake michigan right here. you can see the thumb from the state of wisconsin. there you can see some of the ice in the bay in that area now a picture of lake erie. it is the shallowest of all the great lakes. this time of year normally it's frozen over. this is all we are seeing right now for ice on lake erie. you get the cold air blowing over the warmer lakes. that makes the snow bands much heavier. it's cold on the backside of this low, too. temperatures feeling much more indicative of where they should be for this time of year. cooler than average by about 10 to 15 degrees across the plains into the east today. low temperatures tonight because of the wind are going to be feeling colder than some of these numbers you see on the map. i might want to mention places like florida. orlando, disney world, wind chilled advisory for tonight is go

in places like jonestown and akron, that is exciting. -- places like youngstown and akron. >> patriciarepublican in minneapolis. let's look at the unemployment rate nationally compared to ohio, as well as u.s. manufacturing jobs in that state. caller: the only one stop on talking about tweezers is your guest. let me show you what is fair and is not. it is not fair half the citizens in america do not pay any said that -- do not pay any taxes at all. and so do the people who are working and investing their money. he does not explain there is a difference between income tax and capital gains tax. i am so sick of hearing about warren buffett, too. if he wants to give the government money, go right ahead. guest: you know, there is a lot of people in my district who do pay taxes. they would trade places with you in a heartbeat. there are five people looking for everyone job available. the jobs we have lost in ohio that are now being replaced by jobs, you are lucky if they pay half as much as the job you lost. there are a lot of americans -- i know it is convenient cool to save these people w

here he is saturday night, lincoln day dinner, akron, ohio. >> she hands me a glass of water, the dog i pet the dog, have a sip or two of water. we're chatting. the next thing i know, there is a warm sensation on my lap. and i -- and i jump up and on my tan pants is a huge wet spot where you don't want a huge wet spot. so i jumped up to look at it and she was aghast. she reached for my pants and said, let me dry that off. i backed away and said, no, that will be fine. she goes, let me get a hair dryer. heaven forbid. she goes, i said, no thank you very much, i start to move out the door. she goes, take your pants off, i'll put them in the dryer. that was the last i heard from her because i was out the door. so now i'm walking down the sidewalk at the end of the sidewalk, i'm two hours into my walk, i'm a mile at least from where my car is, it's still lots of daylight left. what do you do? undeterred, i soldiered on. >> so what did we pay for the url? 15 bucks? cheap at ten times the price. dogpeecan'tstopsantorum.com. tell your friends. best new thing in the world today. it's finally

removing the paintings from an art museum out of fear that the visitors might not have the history akron to appreciate them. similar arguments have been made even when congress consider televising its proceedings. 40 degette, the letters to its essence -- 40 dove decade, the legislative sessions have been televised. it is time the u.s. supreme court did the same. >> bear with me. i am going to put a statement on the record by senator lee. [unintelligible] let me call ball rolled right now on the bill. -- call the roll right now on the bill. anybody can talk as long as they like. i will stay here. >> thank you. [role call] >> 11 yeas, 7 nays. >> senator feinstein, two-by- four holding back. -- thank you for holding back. >> i see no reason to change my point of view. let me give you my opinion. the accord does not want this. they do not speak out as a whole, but justices breyer and scalia have opposed it. and they are amongst five that have opposed it plus the judicial conference of the u.s.. i do not believe we should tell the supreme court what to do. we are separate branches of governm

bill: and the akron beacon journal says two students taken by helicopter, so clearly they're the most, two others apparently taken to metro health hospital by way of ambulance, and teresa hunt, the one we talked to, said her daughter told her she heard five shots fired at 7:30 this morning. here is more information at the scene: >> he went n. was determined that the student had one run from the building, chased by a teacher. knowing that, we got the officers ready, went in the door, took care of victims and got them to the hospitals. i am happy to tell you that the student that did the shooting is captured, he is currently at a safety center. >> how was he apprehended? >> he actually turned himself in to a couple of innocentby standers just north of the city here in the chardon township. >> you said there was a fifth victim? was that someone who was just recently taken out -- we saw someone coming out on a stretcher within the last 30 minutes, ambassador was that -- >> that was one that was accountable for. there were five victims. >> five shooting victims? >> that is correct. >> sher

primary, but i'll put that up against barack obama going to wisconsin and coming to cleveland and akron and toledo and talking about manufacturing. the auto rescue alone has made such a huge difference in my state. it's put tens of thousands of people to work. it's not just -- it's not just gm and chrysler and not just ford and honda. it's also all the supply chain that's making auto products, auto components and we're seeing job growth there because the president stepped up and the democrats in the house and senate stepped up in the face of sort of romney, santorum, right wing republican opposition. that's why this election has become clearer and clearer. you focus on jobs. you focus on manufacturing. they are trying to -- they are focussing on women's rights and voter rights and stripping worker rights. >> and really trying to -- in fact, this morning, mitt romney was on fox. and they were asking him about the fairness issue. the president is going to push. and lowering taxes for everybody, including the rich. and let me show you what romney had to say in contrast to what the presiden

take la akron at the turnout in the gop contests so far.urnout was up in iowa, in new hampshire, and especially as you can see in south carolina. but it has been down sharply recently in florida, nevada, and minnesota and in fact all of the races on tuesday night. why aren't republicans showing up to vote? >> well, i think they are not thrilled with their candidates. there is another way to look at the statistics, too. if you you leave out the independents and talk about republican turnout it is down in some of the other states, too. this is a problem. this is going to be the year they had the big enthusiasm gap working on their side. the other thing we learned in the last couple of races is mitt romney seems to win when spends millions of dollars obliterating opponents with lots of negative attack ads. when doesn't spend a lot of money he loses. that underscores what kim is talking about which is he has to present a positive affirmative vision. not just attack on obama and not just my resume and experience shows i can fix the economy and t

. >> the suspect, john foerksd is convi ford is convicted of this robbery and two others in the akronillance footage seals the case against him. the note the bank robber used to hold up the teller is never found. coincidence? >> we're not aware of exactly what the note was. we know that it meant something to him, enough to eat it. so i would imagine it was the bank note. but it could have been a shopping list. >>> backing up in tight spots is one thing, but pushing it to the limit like this is quite another. especially if the guy behind you is a cop in a patrol car. >> i saw the bumper jump up. at that point i saw the wheels. when i saw the wheel coming at my face, that was a very scary moment. >> that's what happened the night of july 22nd, 2010 to patrol officer seth carson of the montgomery county police department in bethesda, maryland. and it's all caught on his police dash cam. the fiasco starts when officer carson, who was out patrolling, gets word an attempted armed robbery has taken place. and that three suspects are on the loose in a white suv. >> 15 officers flooded the are

joining me now is john green, professor of political science at the university of akron ohio.ou. >> is this the kind of religious issue that's going to linger into november, or do you think this is just a couple of weeks of a dustup and then it will go away? >> it all depends on how voters end up defining the issue. as your previous guests mentioned on the program, if it's defined as a public policy issue, it may not have a lasting impact. if it's about women's rights and so forth. on the other hand, if it gets defined as a religious liberty issue, it has the capacity in november to pull catholic voters and maybe other religious voters away from the democrats and towards the republicans, and if it's a very close election, you wouldn't have to change that many votes for it to have an impact. >> let's go through some steps. i'll talk with you about the impact this has. one in four u.s. voters are catholic in 2008, obama won the catholic vote 54% to 46% but lost the white catholic vote. john, what's the significance here? interpret these numbers for us. >> obama did win the catho

in akron, ohio, she helped my mom to become the first in her family to go to college.a mother of five and including the mother of -- remember chris cuomo? yeah, that's his mama. the idea of the book was inspired by her daughter matalin. >> she's the one who told me to do the book. yes. she was telling me that, look, mom, for 12 years, you worked so much actively in the government with dad. and you met so many interesting people. so many accomplished people. so why don't you go back to them and ask them, who mentored you? who was the person who changed your life? and i looked at her and said, my god, that's brilliant. >> and that's why? >> that's why we did the book. >> and in the book, we learned whether they are a successful doctor, opera superstar, they all had mentors who guided them. diane sawyer. >> a great mentor teaches you the best gifts you have been givens but in yourself. >> for gloria estefan, it was her grandmother. >> she told me whatever i does, i was going to be singing. >> whoopi goldberg, mike nicholls. >> everybody needs somebody they can turn to san

that's roughly here to baltimore or akron to cleveland. it's massive, one of only five heavy dye pressing storage in the united states, considered officially by the mechanical engineering association a landmark. its original purpose was to build components for large airplanes during world war ii. during the war, we discovered the german aircraft were being built with structure elements that could only be made by large forging processes that we thought had not yet been invented. and so only as it could do, our government, as only it could do, our government through the air force initiated the heavy press program to compete with the germans and to show that advanced manufacturing matters to our country. after the war, we brought the super giant forging press to america and to cleveland where it remains critical to our commercial and defense aerospace industries. it formed the basis of a public-private partnership that stamps the "made in america" label on some of the world's most advanced technologies and products. today alcoa is investing $

let's hear from jim, i understand penalty caller, in akron, ohio. good morning. caller: yeah, first of all, i think it depends on the individual. if he's got all that baggage, thnegative a are going to work. i want to kind of change directions here real quick. i'm looking at the screen right now, and i see republicans, democrats, and independents. threpublicans and democrats, they're one in the same today. what we have in this country is we have different states destroying the company, and it starts with the state otexas. the last four wars have been started by texans, and oil companies are in texas. nasa, that texas. illegal labor, that's texas. halliburton is from texas. so, you know, it shouldn't be democrats and republicans. it should be people that live in texas or the southwest that are attached to the oil, the war, you know, the illegal labor, you know, the military contractors. host: the focus is on negative ads -- caller: yeah, but ma'am, the negative ads, that's all irrelevant today. host: ok, let's hear what katherine has to say, democratic caller in f

you're looking at aerial images here from the cleveland akron area of ohio, where a school is on lockdowno not have that confirmed whether or not the lockdown has to do with a possible shooting, but obviously we are looking into more details because this is a very fluid situation. we'll have much more on that as it comes in. >>> other headlines that we are watching, 22 passengers on a carnival cruise ship from california were robbed at gunpoint while docked in mexico late last week. no one was hurt, but valuable items including cameras, cash, and watches were stolen. carnival is apologizing. >>> and a scuffle at a hospital lands douglas kennedy in hospital. he is facing misdemeanor charges for allegedly fighting with two hospital nurses while holding his newborn son. kennedy says he was trying to take at baby for a walk about, you two nurses tried to stop him. nurses say the child was not yet discharged. kennedy allegedly twisted the arm of one nurse and kicked the other. he is charged with harassment and child endangerment. >>> a trial will resume in april for 16 americans facing crimina