a few years ago james founded what's called the i promise school in akron.or students who are falling behind. the school began to notice that housing was a common issue for the kids. so it's building 50 apartments for the families of that school. >>> is there a quarterback controversy with the 49ers? we're going hear from coach kyle shanahan as the team is hoping to bounce back after the loss to the panthers >>> despite that last-second loss to the packers on sunday night, there is no quarterback controversy in santa clara. >> it's not jimmy g.'s fault. >> it is not? >> it's aaron roger's fault. here is nbc bay area's anthony flores from santa clara. >> reporter: after a heartbreaking defeat to the packers on sunday night football, the 49ers say they've turned the page on their first loss of the season, and their focus is now on the seahawks. >> this one stung a little extra. any time you lose on a walk-off field goal, it stings. but i'm over it now. that's all that matters. i'm on to seattle. >> reporter: despite scoring the go-ahead touchdown with less tha

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john, akron, ohio is up first. good morning to you. caller: good morning. what a wonderful idea and very apt. the first amendment, i see it as the most important and especially right now windows on a certain side of the spectrum are not respecting it, observing it and allowing it to the degree that they did. to me, it seems it is one of our most precious, one of the most precious things that we have, the freedom of speech and the ability to speak as we do. hoping that as social media into news to be more integrated into our society, but this -- that this amendment continues to play the crucial fact it did up until about a year ago. host: thanks for the call. the first amendment, congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of religion or a free speech or of the press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and petition the government for a redress of their grievances. back to that annenberg center for public policy survey. they asked annually each of their respondents to name the freedoms guaranteed in the first amendment. interestingly

next out of akron, ohio, good morning. caller: good morning, everyone. a doctor is one of three nobel candidates -- or actually prizewinners, in the field of virology who have criticized the vaccine program. he discovered hiv and said the vaccines themselves are causing variants and the experience of israel with 82% vaccinated, and 59% currently in the hospital who have been vaccinated, can secure this out. in addition, there are 23,000 german physicians who are no longer giving out vaccines because of side effects. host: do you mind if i ask if you are vaccinated? caller: i, as a vegan, knowing there is seven different species of ingredients in the vaccine, i feel that it is morally wrong for me to be getting a vaccination. especially since not only -- host: i wonder what your thoughts are about the death toll in ohio, one out of 550 people in ohio at this point has died from covid. the national death toll exceeding 663,000. caller: there are numerous -- hundreds of articles about the fact that the fatalities are more from the vaccinated than the unvacc

and here we see the the polling that was done by the akron beacon showing that 69% of people. cited with the truckers even though it was inconveniencing them in december. so how did this happen? how did the trucker become a symbol of american unhappiness a symbol of rebellion in american society and to tell you that story i have to go back and explain to origins of the trucking industry. so the trucking industry was growing rapidly at this time. the vision was created back in 1935 during a great depression in which there was long distance trucking. it was controlled by large corporations and run by unions the teamsters on the other side. there was the non-regulated trucking which was called rural trucking exception and this was mostly farmers moving agricultural goods to market now the interstate highway commission was created in order to regulate the regulated market and the corporate but roughly around 1960s corporations like iowa beef. tracking began to use unregulated truckers in order to avoid the expense of the corporate trucking and as they did so more and more goods we

and we can see here, this is from the akron beacon. a newspaper, talking about the truckers. now you see one being arrested. and you can see, these are what comments that people wrote in about the truckers. if you analyze these comments, what you see is that people are really supporting truckers because they think the truckers represent them in terms of their rejection of corporate capitalism. as you see here. oil companies. or they think that they're against the corrupt government. watergate is at the moment of completely breaking out right now. a year from this moment, richard nixon would leave office. and then rationing which is on its way. it will happen in a few days. and you would have 55. that's tyranny. many people see it as the tyranny of government intervening in our lives. finally, that the government had been lying to them about vietnam. and this was becoming clear now that the war was lost. and now the government is taxing cars with high fuel consumption, called the gas guzzler tax. and the government is now setting standards for mileage on new cars. so is tellin

john, akron, ohio is up first. good morning to you. caller: good morning.wonderful idea and very apt. the first amendment, i see it as the most important and especially right now windows on a certain side of the spectrum are not respecting it, observing it and allowing it to the degree that they did. to me, it seems it is one of our most precious, one of the most precious things that we have, the freedom of speech and the ability to speak as we do. hoping that as social media into news to be more integrated into our society, but this -- that this amendment continues to play the crucial fact it did up until about a year ago. host: thanks for the call. the first amendment, congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of religion or a free speech or of the press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and petition the government for a redress of their grievances. back to that annenberg c men -- important amendment in your mind. caller: i would sit the 14th. as a black woman, equal protection has given me a lot of rights. i am concerned the

katie in akron, it pays for school supplies, lindsey, it's back to school clothes, fern, it will pay for preschool for both children and the rest goes into a savings account. for me melissa, i used part of t to buy uniform for my 4-year-old, mia, food and school supplies. one of the most common stories we hear is that families are using this to afford child care to go bark to work. one -- back to work. one mother wrote to me said my husband and i had middle class, raising two children both under 6, we have been worried about the financial burden of raising two kids and full-time child care, this will be placed directly toward child care so we don't have to worry about me being in the workforce, she continued, i believe these payments will allow more parents, especially mothers, to participate more fully in the workforce, allowing more time to pursue training, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. she really tells the story, mr. mr. president. not everybody has gone back to work to find work in part because they are starting to pay more, or because they can't find or afford child ca

the "akron beacon journal" says he should resign over materials suggesting the kids write about sex andrompt asking kids to write a sex scene he wouldn't show your mom and another prompt ask students to drink of beer and ask how it tastes. the mayor says you are a bunch of weirdos. you're going to get arrested or you can resign. >> what are we doing? another one of the prompts was to rewrite that sex seen that it would be appropriate for your mother. please don't do it. it's never appropriate. i'm not sure i believe the school board basically said we do know about this particular prompt or several props in the book. our bad. we are sorry. there's a weird push to promote sex positive culture to kids were younger than i school. it's clearly inappropriate. kids are not repressed. they are kids. let's let them be kids. all of these folks should resign. i didn't go to law school. i did watch every episode of "the good wife." this is not child. i believe the mayor was basically stating. the material itself isn't porn. i looked this up in ohio law. please don't look at my google search history

paul akron pitch to left center.here she goes gone for a 2 run blast his 45th homer of the season to zip royals. but settled down from there in the 3rd chad pender lines, one of the shortstop good for a single to left marc cannon. josh harrison score for 2 a's at this point. 9th inning. a sub 5 to 2 harrison back. alright there had himself a day here. drives one to right center off the u.s. bank sign bounces tony kemp scores for hit 2 rbi day for harrison 6, 2, a's to oakland would go on to win 7 to their now 3 games. back of the idle blue jays and red sox for the second wild-card spot and also the yankees they slipped to a games back of that final playoff berth. so keep an eye out once the forty-niners injury list just keeps growing. we've learned linebacker drake greenlaw will miss 6 to 8 weeks because of a groin injury. he's expected to have surgery today or tomorrow. hopefully that goes well, the forty-niners will also be without where he most are in jason for at when they face the eagles on sunday. the niners de

tailgaters in alabama, more interested in auburn's game against akron than they are about covid. >> it's finally here. everybody is excited. >> reporter: in florida this weekend, in many ways it will look like pre-covid days. the college season opener at the university of florida against florida atlantic is tonight in the so-called swamp. the gator nation stadium with a capacity for 88,000 in a state where the governor has made mask mandates illegal. >> this combination of things that have happened, the opening of schools, the labor day weekend, and football games are all going to contribute to quite likely another rise in cases in mid-september. >> reporter: this is all happening as florida is painfully breaking covid death records. in the last week an average of 325 deaths per day. 1,338 in a week. in palm beach county where 87% of hospitalized covid patients are unvaccinated, an often repeated plea. >> we can definitely get our vaccine, as you've heard all over the place. >> reporter: funeral homes in central florida overwhelmed by the body count. >> you know, you don't want to turn a

host: this is kurt in akron, ohio. how did you find out 20 years ago what happened?aller: well, that week -- first, the weather. excuse me. it is hard to talk about this. weather all across the conical united states was a beautiful blue -- the continental united states was a beautiful blue sky if everybody were members. -- everybody remembers. we were heading out of town for my sister's wedding. we were talking presidential politics for 2004, if al gore and george bush would have a rematch. my mother came out and said a plane just hit the world trade center. but what i called about, the one story that sticks out is my grandmother from logan, iowa i was supposed to fly out for my sister's wedding that thursday before the rehearsal dinner, and as you remember, president bush grounded all commercial airlines, so my father and grandmother discussed it and decided she was not going to come to the wedding on saturday because my dad did not have time to get to iowa and back before the rehearsal. so my dad's best friend from childhood, who was coming from the same area as my

host: linda in akron, ohio. caller: good morning morning. good morning, mr. reston.everal years ago read the book by the wife of the gentleman whose famous words "let's roll" started the insurrection against these hijackers. i'm interested in some of the other people who were so brave to try to stop this. could you shed some light on that for me? thank you. bye-bye. guest: well, i think the assault on the cockpit in flight 93 was the most heroic event by ordinary americans in the entire american history. it is a truly amazing event. the fact that they had 20 minutes to decide whether to act or sit tight was not an easy choice. they had in those 20 minutes discard the whole past history of hijackings in american history from the 1960's to the 1970's to the 1980's. those past hijackings were by people who took over airplanes who had an agenda of some sort to force the airplane down to land safely and a negotiation to take place which ultimately resulted in the release of the passengers. those passengers on flight 93 had to realize within a couple of minutes that the wh

john, akron, ohio is up first. good morning to you. caller: good morning.hat a wonderful idea and very apt. the first amendment, i see it as the most important and especially right now windows on a certain side of the spectrum are not respecting it, observing it and allowing it to the degree that they did. to me, it seems it is one of our most precious, one of the most precious things that we have, the freedom of speech and the ability to speak as we do. hoping that as social media into news to be more integrated into our society, but this -- that this amendment continues to play the crucial fact it did up until about a year ago. host: thanks for the call. the first amendment, congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of religion or a free speech or of the press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and petition the government for a redress of their grievances. back to that annenberg center for public policy survey. they asked annually each of their respondents to name the freedoms guaranteed in the first amendment. interestingly,

next out of akron, ohio, good morning. caller: good morning, everyone.f three nobel candidates -- or actually prizewinners, in the field of virology who have criticized the vaccine program. he discovered hiv and said the vaccines themselves are causing variants and the experience of israel with 82% vaccinated, and 59% currently in the hospital who have been vaccinated, can secure this out. in addition, there are 23,000 german physicians who are no longer giving out vaccines because of side effects. host: do you mind if i ask if you are vaccinated? caller: i, as a vegan, knowing there is seven different species of ingredients in the vaccine, i feel that it is morally wrong for me to be getting a vaccination. especially since not only -- host: i wonder what your thoughts are about the death toll in ohio, one out of 550 people in ohio at this point has died from covid. the national death toll exceeding 663,000. caller: there are numerous -- hundreds of articles about the fact that the fatalities are more from the vaccinated than the unvaccinated. host: wher

katie in akron, it pays for school supplies, lindsey, it's back to school clothes, fern, it will pay for preschool for both children and the rest goes into a savings account. for me melissa, i used part of t to buy uniform for my 4-year-old, mia, food and school supplies. one of the most common stories we hear is that families are using this to afford child care to go bark to work. one -- back to work. one mother wrote to me said my husband and i had middle class, raising two children both under 6, we have been worried about the financial burden of raising two kids and full-time child care, this will be placed directly toward child care so we don't have to worry about me being in the workforce, she continued, i believe these payments will allow more parents, especially mothers, to participate more fully in the workforce, allowing more time to pursue training, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. she really tells the story, mr. mr. president. not everybody has gone back to work to find work in part because they are starting to pay more, or because they can't find or afford child ca