dollars per acre $1600000000.00 for akron and these are there are sectors which will be affected in germany's experience and what's deposit to be noted that with the crew members are great it's likely that domestic demand in china will be more treated and as a result i don't given that agreement exists how much of china prospectives from the u.s. this implies that there will be a reallocation market share in industries which i don't dance to the most heavily prong europe and from germany and so we've got to lead what will be the extent of these allegations in trade diversion effects and the e.u. like neville we estimate that about $11000000000.00 us dollars hurt wouldn't be lost in comparison to my account of the actions or not you're going to grant you want with $200.00 or and or critically and this is just phase one that has been signed by the united states and china do you see more trouble ahead. still there are many aspects to this 1st is that where you are already eaten are treated gone public don't want to. leave the vividly the ever subsidy dispute we often look at us as blocking the p

it operated newspapers in places like miami, charlotte, akron, the breadth of the country. the knight newspaper company does not exist anymore but the wealth that the knight brothers accrued through the company now lives on in the foundation. as an independent endowment our mission is to support stronger democracy through more informed and engaged communities. areas ofn the journalism, arts, and the community. host: how many nonvoters are there in the united states? sam: about 100 million nonvoters. in the last election it was just under 100 million. it tends to since the 60's vacillate around 40 to 50% of the electorate. host: can you underscore that point? that is a huge number. sam: if you look at the last thetion, donald trump won electoral college, hillary clinton won the popular vote. between the two of them you are looking at 25 to 27% of the eligible electorate. 40% of the eligible electorate chose not to vote. to 100 vote, close million people, was a more popular choice for americans who were eligible to vote than either candidate who was running. to the study, one

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host: this is from akron, ohio, rick line for democrats. caller: good morning, sir. good morning, jennifer. ae question i have is more of feeling. this feels like you have a big, ring, and people are trying to decide who is the bull.erson to slay the democrats seem to have gotten it wrong nominating clinton, and they were not able to beat trump. what is the feeling of desperation amongst democrats? that is all i need to know. thank you. guest: two or for the question. it is definitely top of every democrat's mind, beating donald trump. it is how they define that is the question. everyone says so and so is most electable. people are looking at past races saying were we to carefully 2016 or 2004 -- were democrats too cautious or should we take a bold step or should we be careful? s are pretending to be pundits. my statement continues to be we do not know what is electedable anymore. i think islands, if you go back to the end of the day, it will come down to your heart. what does your heart say and who do you think of someone you can stand behind? what i'm hearing over

scientists and people with a biology akron have been questioning the wisdom of keeping people in a confined where you know people are testing positive for the coronavirus by the authorities have been adamant they needed to stay on board. for the americans, it wasn't long enough and they moved that citizens off. we are told the british, canadians, israelis, italian are looking to take people off the ship. it has been a big operation for the japanese authorities but also across the region but, really, we have been focused on the ship because it has been playing in slow motion in front of us. you have been following the story for a while. what you make of the new figures and new measures announced by authorities in china? it is difficult because they do not talk with any confidence about the way the graph is heading. sadly if you look at the latest figures from china overnight, the number of new reported deaths have increased after a few days of falling, not in if you could wave but clearly the sad reality is people continued to die from this virus. 0utside wuhan province, and hubei province,

s from akron's party and now calling for him to be sent back to russia. get this guy out he's a political refugee he behaves like a boss did the 1st thing to do would be to put him on a plane straight to russia and he will see with mr putin if you can do this kind of crap with what president ski is currently serving a suspended sentence for setting fire to the bank of france the interior minister here of france christopher guest and they said the full weight of the law must be applied 10. feet broadcasting certain videos without the consent of the author or subject to criminal sanctions in our country resulting in a substantial fine and 2 years imprisonment and these offenses must obviously be prosecuted it is a matter of respect for democratic rules. webber thought coming to france and seeking political asylum already had a reputation for carrying out our acts and criminal acts in his native russia let's have a look back at some of the things that he did. russia it's sometimes difficult to be and. yes especially for one makes a political declaration out

are democratic party is that they will not use the app nor will they work with the company shadow or akron. behind the well that was a complete waste of time effort money software and the fact that they have managed to shut down with such a small number of populations actually logging into the app like a simple data also brought the entire thing down and remember these were the individual caucus goers on the up and just the precinct captains and lastly and this is kind of interesting apparently this company shadow also just in july had people who judges campaign as one of their clients how do you not have a conflict of interest by allowing you to have a candidate as one of your clients and then working for the caucus itself makes no sense a lot of egg on their face for them to get out now that's it for this time you can catch bo must on the man on the brand name portable t.v. ad available on smartphones there google play and the apple outside by searching hardball t.v. or stream us to your t.v. by downloading the portable t.v. app on apple t.v. and online at t.v. marvel t.v. will be availa

tirehe staff at goodyear in their headquarters in akron, ohio agreed that if the war refugee board transferred0,000 to their factory, their givediary in sweden would alston the similar amount in swedish kroner. there are no references to the tire deal in their papers. it's clear that that was scrubbed out. so, this arrangement worked well. not foolproof, it's that point of view. attract notice and suspicion. olson use that money to purchase boats and guns. they now argued that humanitarian aid was more important than adhering to the rules. , the war refugee recruited ralph mcclellan, who had been in the internment camps at the beginning of the book. as the representative. switzerland have the closest europe.nazi he participated in ransom s whoiations with the nazi were trying to use a america plus fee is newfound interest in refugees to offer jews for sale. america was never going to play -- pay ransom, but the american-jewish joint distribution committee in switzerland managed to string high-rankingof s. during world war ii and in the got more than 1600 prisoners released from bergen-belsen.

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jason nichols is a professor of akron america's studies at university maryland african-american studiest university of maryland for this remind you of the expected rise in blue brings polarity among african-american voters. you did not things would happen. why is this happening? >> it's the ubiquitous of his ads, they are everywhere. how well he's done in the things he's done for african-american communities whether they are out of context or what have you. i think the thing is he is not coming on shows like this and answering difficult questions. he is drowning out any kind of, you know, criticism that may come for things like stop and frisk. you and i will have to seriously disagree whether that was effective. that was completely ineffective. he's able to drown it out with his own advertising for it he doesn't have to answer any questions. he's probably not going to come out of the media until after super tuesday. he's the winner here, he wins because he has money, a luxury that elizabeth warren didn't have or that bernie sanders didn't have when they faced a tough criticism, particul

democratic congressman or ohio for 12 years, representing a district that represents much of cleveland and akronwas the chair of the impression of what congress in congressional black caucus. hopedemocrat, what do you to get out of tonight's debate and the primary coming up on saturday? what will be a success for the democrats on saturday? marcia: success for me tonight will be that the candidates address the issues that affect people from south carolina and other places. in particular, south carolina. issues to talk about it yo like education, poverty. i hope that is what happens, that we don't get caught up in things that are not really at the root of what we believe in. we have to talk about gun control. we are across the street from emmanuelle, where the shooting took laced. we need to talk about who stands with us to make our neighborhoods safer, and who doesn't. i hope that we really talked about what affects people in south carolina. david: perhaps more pointedly, where the candidate differ on those issues. some issues raised with bernie sanders and his record on gun control, gun legislat

you have folks back in ohio, the mayor of akron has endorsed bloomberg. >> harris: john kerry jumps intoote for john kerry? >> capri: no. john kerry is supposed to be in iowa supporting joe biden and he's dumb enough to be blabbing into his phone in a hotel with journalists all around him talking about what he'll have to do, what boards he'll have to speech money he'll have to give up, to enter the race. >> capri: on one hand, they see him the most electable. >> kennedy: he's a surrogate, he should be the person with the most confidence in joe biden and for joe biden, his best friend. >> sean: this money, he is upwards of $200 million already, this is the x factor, how much does that affect super tuesday in these other states? we don't know yet buddies taking that center lane away joe biden. >> harris: you think he'll take delegates? >> capri: i understand as a new yorker, the tax plan that came out, the gun stuff, i get it. >> kennedy: stop and frisk. >> capri: stop and frisk will hurt him but there's people who are really desperate to find someone who has leadership that isn't a social

the swedish people and at the urging they said the staff at goodyear tire in their headquarters at akron, ohio, agreed that if they transferred $50,000 to the factory, the subsidiary in sweden would give inon a similar amount swedish funds. there are no references to the goodyear tire deal in the papers. it's clear they had scrubbed it out. henry morgan had a daily briefing folder of all of their work. staff had forgotten to purge his records. the arrangement worked well. he reported from stockholm and a cable only found in his records and though not full proof it is desirable from a security point of view, at this point we don't recommend transfers of such size from the individuals of -- attractedn operations suspicion. olson used the money to attract boats and guns because treasury staff would spend the war keeping money out of the hands of the enemy and now argued that humanitarian aid was more important than adhering to the rules. switzerland, like i said it was surrounded completely by enemy territory, the war refugee board , theited ross mcclellan californian who had been in the in

of the first class of lebron james his i promise school that's the name of the school is located in akron, ohio and kent state university is now guaranteeing free tuition for 4 years as well as one year of free housing and meals to the 193 high school juniors the lebron james family foundation and can stay plan to offer the same opportunity to future i promise classes as well. >>that area go there will be plenty of time this spring to dive into the giants and a's but today will open up for the latest on the story that took over the major league offseason the astros now apologizing for legal sign stealing during their now tainted 2017 championship season, the fallout from the story has been remarkable a major league investigation found the stros created a system that allowed them to read their opponents pitching signals and not only their world series year, but it's found to hae happened the last 2 seasons on the team open spring training in florida this morning. start of the day apologizing for their actions. they said it will also brought some awkward s exchanges as owner jim crane said

finally meet lebron's first class at his i promise school in akron, ohio.n a letter nfc under their chairs. all 193 students would learn they'd be receiving full scholarships to kent state university. the kids erupting in cheers. their parents were watching from a live feed in a separate room. they started bursting into tears and christina, they were told they have proven over the past several years to show the grit, determination and hunger to succeed, so that is why they were being given this gift. we can't speak enough what lebron is doing for those kids. >> the gift of education, the most valuable equalizer out there, right? education, i love that story. coy, thank you so much. >> he just changed the trajectory of their livesmism. >>> coming up the president's post-acquittal rampage rocking the justice system and stoking a culture of fear among his rivals. the question today, who's next? too many after parties? not drinking water? we've all committed skin sins! new neutrogena® bright boost... kick-starts dull, tired skin with neoglucosamine... a gentle,

sit there with l tse kansas city fans sharing in watching that confettcome down for the other team akron 4 sarah stinson was there felt it for sarah. >>was brutal, you guys, i mean at least the fans got to leave stay there in the stadium as the confetti ntinue to the low round in the team started coming out all those kansas city fans they were amped up they stayed in t stadium for hours afterwards they were not leaving because that was their stadi for the night. i'm sure people did not get any sleep in as usually the case butafterhe kansas city. team won their fans points while i mean it s just crazy a i was not expecting it all was quite an experience for me in this pen with all the media and we'rexpecting to goout to the field and e our team in ngratulate them in feel adrenalineand all the sudden another gentleman went away and ibecame just a somber into their locker room. some of the ad. tears streaming down their you kw for me of them they really they're saying that you know they felt they had it and then they just didn't and itwas just a devastating a lot of ns you knowas you said s

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john in akron, ohio. good morning to you.his, sitting on my couch and listened in the morning as to what is going on. as far as the coronavirus, it makes me sort of laugh. we have politicians in washington trying to solve this coronavirus problem when they cannot even give the people of this country health care. how can it be done? host: ok. democrat in new jersey. good morning to you. caller: hi. thank you. longtime listener, first time caller. listen every day. trump didthing that was, mexico was going to pay for the wall. he couldn't get the republicans and the democrats -- when he had the entire congress, he couldn't get them along. the government was shut down for the wall, and now he is diverting billions of dollars from the military, and probably from the cdc to help pay for the wall. in 2014, all he did was criticize obama about the ebola crisis, which actually was handled brilliantly. please, america, we need a good leader who knows the right priorities in this country. problem, very serious but america is great. we

we put akron back rent checks y state so you can do.s congress they can't seem to do and i don't know why we think they're going to do it. the vice president voted for a death bill and support the nra and certainly, senator sanders has supported the nra but we can do this. >> the way we do is having someone leading the ticket from a part of the country that we actually need the votes. i have long supported the assault weapons ban. i am the author of the builder close the boyfriend loophole that says that domestic abusers can't go out and get an ak-47. that bill along with -- i didn't -- you didn't write the bill. >> took the hands of people who abuse spirit will have fact check. >> the only thing the boyfriend loophole was not covered, i couldn't get that covered. you in fact, when you were, as a senator try to get it covered and mitch mcconnell is holding up on his desk right now and we will lose it across the board. >> so if i could finish. i have the bill. anyone can check it out, to close the boyfriend loophole. also to close the ch

david from akron, ohio. david, what do you think, who can beat president trump?aller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. i am a bernie sanders supporter. trumpk he can stand up to better than any other candidate. he has been consistent his entire political life, he has never flip-flopped on social security like biden. he has never misrepresented his heritage like elizabeth warren. i like his ideas but bernie to me is the only one i completely trust. host: there are a number of stories this weekend and they express angst in the democratic party about bernie sanders possibly winning the nomination. the word socialist is put out in those pieces. what do you make of that critique? caller: here is what i tell my friends. first of all we have a lot of socialistic programs right now that are very successful. if we were living in a small not going toe were each build an individual bridge, we pool our money and build a common bridge, that is democratic socialism. in the building of that bridge we have engineers, and everyone. that is free enterprise. free enterprise

it operated newspapers in places like miami, charlotte, akron, the breadth of the country. knight newspaper company does not exist anymore but the wealth that the knight brothers accrued through the company now lives on in the foundation. as an independent endowment our mission is to support stronger democracy through more informed and engaged communities. areas ofn the journalism, arts, and the community. host: how many nonvoters are there in the united states? sam: about 100 million nonvoters. in the last election it was just under 100 million. it tends to since the 60's vacillate around 40 to 50% of the electorate. host: can you underscore that point? that is a huge number. sam: if you look at the last thetion, donald trump won electoral college, hillary clinton won the popular vote. between the two of them you are looking at 25 to 27% of the eligible electorate. 40% of the eligible electorate chose not to vote. to 100 vote, close million people, was a more popular choice for americans who were eligible to vote than either candidate who was running. to the study, one que

host: to james in akron, ohio, democrats line.aller: yes, i think oregon has the best system, because one's has servedson their time, they come eligible to vote again. ,y main concern is every year republicans try to disenfranchise people, primarily minorities and black people. my main concern is too many times, too many black people are purged from the voting rolls. thatlso, the four states the russians got into the voting system, they had to do something, because donald trump won michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and i think the other one, all four of those but they said they got into the systems. those are in places that the republicans usually don't win. thank you. host: on twitter, we are @cspanwj. on paper ballots, this one says "paper ballots are not the problem. hackedised apps or modems are the problem. 2016 was rigged." in hyannis, massachusetts, we hear from mark next. caller: good morning, bill. since we are giving out suggestions, i suggest that anybody who does not mute the tv should be cut short. theanyways, with r

for in akron for stocks, he came up with netflix apple and -- >> stay at home stocks which should do well. netflix has been doing well. apple under pressure from china. >> the products -- stuart: from any? eddie goodwin, we like that. scott martin, i was saying yesterday the individual investor. why not buy something if it is in your pension fund, sell it at 10:32. is that good advice? >> i would assume that person's employer would be disgruntled, they are watching the markets instead of doing their job. in iras we have been moving things around. i hate to belabor a point but there are other things, they are very red but stuff like gold which we have been talking about a lot and bonds, with rates falling it is not a bad idea especially if you are in the tax-sheltered area, a lot of people have gains, if you have it in an ira, taking a little risk off the table, waiting to levels are lower in getting back in. stuart: when we open the market minded a half minutes ago the dow is down 505, now, 9 minutes later we are down 360. stuart: let's not get carried away but you can expect this al

host: this is from akron, ohio, rick line for democrats. caller: good morning, sir.d morning, jennifer. ae question i have is more of feeling. this feels like you have a big, ring, and people are trying to decide who is the bull.erson to slay the democrats seem to have gotten it wrong nominating clinton, and they were not able to beat trump. what is the feeling of desperation amongst democrats? that is all i need to know. thank you. guest: two or for the question. it is definitely top of every democrat's mind, beating donald trump. it is how they define that is the question. everyone says so and so is most electable. people are looking at past races saying were we to carefully 2016 or 2004 -- were democrats too cautious or should we take a bold step or should we be careful? s are pretending to be pundits. my statement continues to be we do not know what is electedable anymore. i think islands, if you go back to the end of the day, it will come down to your heart. what does your heart say and who do you think of someone you can stand behind? what i'm hearing over and