scott purk's first wife meg and their son died in akron, in 1985.as suicide by hanging, according to the coroner's report. 35 years later, meg's memory is still fresh for dawn kracker. dawn and meg were best buds in high school. >> she was quiet. people say she'd remind them of janice joplin, in her hippie kind of bohemian attitude, but she was very much more reserved. she'd come into a room or something, and people just wanted to be with her. >> meg had been a serious student back then, an amateur poet who managed to get several of her pieces published. >> some of her poetry was a bit dark. >> meg's brother, michael metcalf. >> sometimes about sadness or loss, even death. >> you ever read it and worry about her? >> back then, no, not really. >> dawn, who had known scott since first grade, told the detective he seemed like a model boyfriend to meg. >> he did everything exactly you would expect a good boyfriend to do. he opened doors for her, he took her out, he did everything, you know, you would expect from someone who is interested in somebody to

en akron. lo veo una semana complicadísima. las chivas recibieron en el clásico tapatío al atlas.poste de camilo de camilo vargas, y ponía entonces las cosas uno por cero para el guadalajara. después está muy mala jugada sobre el tala rangel, que se va a tener que una fractura en el pómulo y va a estar fuera de las canchas por un buen rato. después aldo rocha metía este golazo para empatarlo para el atlas y ahí se acabó el atlas, porque entonces iba a venir este de ricardo marín, pase del pocho guzmán, después otro contragolpe donde otra vez ricardo marín iba a ir solo y su alma para definir frente a camilo vargas. este era el tercero de la chivas y como dicen que no hay 4.■![ malo ibaa poner el piojo alvarado el último para que las chivas lo ganaran cuatro por uno y así. qué dijo pavlovich después de toda la novela de la semana? yo no, no les hablé, como dicen, que yo me iba y como reportaban algunos, yo nunca le hablé, pero al equipo yo le dije después de del del de los eventos ocurridos, yo le dije no quiero hablar de nada, quiero ver las acciones, quiero ver a quién le importa

that nafta had brought jobs to mexico and left -- akron and flint dotted. there is a lot of public anger and dissent, that things have not gone as well. people are worried, only new immigrant treasurer the american dream. others find it is hard to attain. >> you have taught at rice, tulane, other universities. with technology. has education morphed, is a traditional four year college still a strong approach. ? >> in person education is essential. i do not want to deal with ai, with lots -- with bots. a lot of education is about human interaction. you want to be in a classroom with students discussing the book, arguing over a point of history. this is not just my belief, online learning we did during covid was disappointing. a generation lost. there are colleges that are vibrant, expensive, there are problems of who gets in and who doesn't. but getting the privilege of getting to spend four years in an environment with others your age and learning about the world is the golden name in the u.s.. >> you mentioned the bookstore has been your favorite tour, the

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and i read every story that i think i read every story the akron beacon journal ever wrote about him, starting with the one paragraph story when he was his first peewee football game and he scored touchdowns and ran wild all the way up to now. and the beginning of process, it's like once you have a timeline of the life, that's when enables you to then get up really high in the air, like over a forest and look down and say, okay, that tree right there. i need to put lot of light on that tree. this push here not going to do much with that. but then this tree over here big time, i might actually write whole chapters about this one week in his life but this season in cleveland might skip that whole season and do it in a paragraph but you can't figure that out if you don't have it for at least i can't figure out if i don't have that in immersive extensive timeline my lebron timeline was i mean it was half as long as a book when i was done with it like literally like if i showed you the word document, you'd say that's almost a book it is. and in a sense becomes the skeletal framework of a b

the akron pros, like the decatur steelers, had ten.nd the networking effect only grew and spread from there. so those four factors is the way i see it. we're really the key in the success of the nfl at this time and show how and why war football led to the birth of the nfl. now, pro football still had a long way to go. it would struggle for survival in the 1920s and 1930s. it wouldn't gain a true national following until the 1950s. and it wouldn't pass pro baseball as america's favorite spectator sport, probably until the 1970s. but the pro game finally had a sense of and it had a foundation for the future. or football paved the way for a red grange, for jim brown, for my hero, walter payton. for tom brady. for patrick mahomes. and for thousands of others along the way. it's a legacy that started in part 120 miles west of here. a camp funston, kansas. and it's a legacy that continues right here in kansas city today with the winning of super bowl 57. just a few weeks ago. as well as the nfl draft, it's coming up in just a couple of week

mineral fertilizer manufacturer akron reduced its net profit by almost three times.out 26 billion rubles. this is the reporting data according to russian standards. revenue decreased by a third to 94.5 billion. the company did not disclose the reasons for the decrease, but experts attribute this to the fall in world prices for fertilizers. banks sold a record amount of citizens' debts to collectors. at the end of the third quarter, the amount reached 75 billion rubles. this is 97% of all bank overdue loans put up for sale, statements write about this. it is reported that since the beginning of the year , the retail loan portfolio of banks has increased by 18%. at the same time, overdue debt increased by nine. today is world cities day. there are almost 1,200 of them in russia, accounting for more than 70% of the country's gdp. and partners have invested 3on 800 billion rubles in urban development projects over 5 years, the state corporation announced this. the areas are different, from the construction of schools and the modernization of housing and communal services

15th, with the current coalition government led by the law and justice party, known by its polish akron and peace. fighting off an opposition group called the civic coalition piece has been in power since 2015 it quickly paint independent voices at state on media, particularly at the public broadcaster cvt. scores of privately own news outlets then ended up in the hands of government allied corporate players and underwent similar editorial transformations. there was a lot riding on this vote and not just for poland, there practice and its relationship with the e. u. growing tensions between poles and their neighbors in ukraine and the nationalist, anti e u. anti immigrant position that piece has taken some of that has been adopted by its rivals for power. it could be here to stay you could say that the polish election is free. isn't fair, that's much less clear also. so if you listen to the way that the anchors frame the debate, they basically hammer at the opposition as this loyalty colon, giving you money. it goes back to them all of it and it's not a one time thing. it, it happened e

partido de este sábado entre chivas y tigres se va a jugar en el estadio jalisco y no en el estadio akronlos tigres de la u. de nuevo león que siguen buscando el liderato del torneo. todo arranca en punto de las 18:00 de la tarde para que nos acompañe. ahí está la invitación, porque aquí somos la casa esta noche lo invitamos a que tengan los ojos bien abiertos porque los médicos encontraron lo y inimaginable adentro del oído de una mujer. oiga, todo comenzó luego que ella escuchara ruidos mientras dormía. esto y más en vivo a partir de las 11. yo estoy seguro que no se van a querer perder esta información que será a las 11. bueno, tú tienes que trabajar. >> oigan, vamos despidiendo con la celebración del día de muertos otras imágenes más bonitas. >> esta vez se va a generar en japón. voy >> oye, va a hacer este sábado 28 de a partir de de la tarde vamos a estar organizando. más bien está siendo organizado por ayudando latinos a soñar actividades para todos. >> vamos a tender a tener calavera para que los niños las puedan decorar. tendremos a presentaciones muy especiales de mariachi tapat

, you worked with one, work with the second, we are talking about evgeniy koleshin, who now heads akron ignashevich, who brought baltika from the best league in the world to the premier league, what an experience it was, because you are faced with strong personalities who are trying to convince that their point of view is both a priority and correct, yes, these are the decisions... you made when you just encountered them, how easy was it to work with one now to work with the other? well, first of all, i want to say that they are of course completely different, what unites them may be that they are both infinitely in love with football and endlessly want to win, but in everything else they are different they are completely specialists, but both of them have done a lot, now maybe not even touching on the sporting result, but have done a lot for the development and formation of the entire club structure in general. evgeniy igorevich, being a person very passionate about football, he has the feeling that he devotes all his free time only to football, even studying materials in some unfamili

por la pantalla de telemundo 48 primero mañana en punto de las 18:00 de la tarde desde el estadio akronupuesto tendremos todo el color y todo lo que suceda también en nuestras ediciones del domingo aquí a nivel local. así que no se lo pierdan. deportesac a he unapaus los papás de mi primo creyeron que era de genios usar sus celulares para el internet de casa. pero cuando todos se conectan, es un glitch-fest total. miguel, ¿hoy también hay partido? sí, tía. y mañana también. obtén internet rápido y confiable en el xfinity 10g network, por solo $19.99 al mes por 12 meses. ¡cámbiate hoy! la próxima generación del 10g network. solo con xfinity. escena de cadáveres que fueron encontrados en la zona. detalles de esta y más historias. esta noche en vivo a las 11. y la alcaldesa london breed le dio al doctor anthony odc theater las llaves de la ciudad, reconociendo con esto sus destacadas contribu ciones que han salvado vidas y también facilitado el camino para importantes avances científicos . la relación del doctor fassi con san francisco está relacionada con su defensa y apoyo in quebrantaba

the akron pros, like the decatur steelers, had ten.nd the networking effect only grew and spread from there. so those four factors is the way i see it. we're really the key in the success of the nfl at this time and show how and why war football led to the birth of the nfl. now, pro football still had a long way to go. it would struggle for survival in the 1920s and 1930s. it wouldn't gain a true national following until the 1950s. and it wouldn't pass pro baseball as america's favorite spectator sport, probably until the 1970s. but the pro game finally had a sense of and it had a foundation for the future. or football paved the way for a red grange, for jim brown, for my hero, walter payton. for tom brady. for patrick mahomes. and for thousands of others along the way. it's a legacy that started in part 120 miles west of here. a camp funston, kansas. and it's a legacy that continues right here in kansas city today with the winning of super bowl 57. just a few weeks ago. as well as the nfl draft, it's coming up in just a couple of week

the akron pros, like the decatur steelers, had ten.nd the networking effect only grew and spread from there. so those four factors is the way i see it. we're really the key in the success of the nfl at this time and show how and why war football led to the birth of the nfl. now, pro football still had a long way to go. it would struggle for survival in the 1920s and 1930s. it wouldn't gain a true national following until the 1950s. and it wouldn't pass pro baseball as america's favorite spectator sport, probably until the 1970s. but the pro game finally had a sense of and it had a foundation for the future. or football paved the way for a red grange, for jim brown, for my hero, walter payton. for tom brady. for patrick mahomes. and for thousands of others along the way. it's a legacy that started in part 120 miles west of here. a camp funston, kansas. and it's a legacy that continues right here in kansas city today with the winning of super bowl 57. just a few weeks ago. as well as the nfl draft, it's coming up in just a couple of week

mineral fertilizer manufacturer akron almost tripled its net profit. company started working in 9 months. about 26 billion rubles, this is data from a report according to russian standards. revenue fell by a third to 94.5 billion. the company does not report the reasons for the decline, but experts attribute this to the fall in world prices for fertilizers. the eu and its g7 partners have not yet been able to agree on sanctions against russian diamonds. during the discussion , no result could be achieved, said an official representative of the european commission. it was expected that diamonds would become the main clause of the twelfth package of sanctions. as previously stated by the chairman of the european commission , ursula fonder, the department intends to deprive russia of the remaining income from the export of precious stones. it was economic news. short. but meanwhile, russia has significantly increased the volume of exports to friendly countries, largely thanks to the work of customs, participants in the international customs forum spoke ab

in another match thursday, tal otten akron defeated yaroslavl shinnik with a score of 3:0.w, dokanrok forte, novorossiysk chernoy and ska khabarovsk advanced to the sixth round of the regional path of the russian cup. the draw for the sixth round will take place today, the winners of the confrontation will play the playoffs, regional paths. this is epic. sports, have a nice weekend. our film crew travels along the roads of the krasnodar territory and crimea to meet the youngest winemakers russia. wine becomes not just the consumption of alcohol, but a kind of ritual experience. this is not only a story about winemakers, sameliers, cavists, this is a new revolution in our country, i think. really. winemaking literally pulls with it a huge number of related industries, winemaking even develops domestic architecture, a wine park is not just a winery production, it is a huge number of wine projects that are united by one goal, the promotion of wine culture in our country. that is, somehow soviet mosaic does not count so optimistic, literally behind the wall there was a terrible

field they beat kamaz 4:1 in a penalty shootout; today there will be two more matches of one final, akronports news, good for me. that is, somehow the soviet mosaic is not considered so optimistic literally behind the wall terrible torture facilities here they played football with us from melitopol to mariupol and above, all the radar posts are tied here to the division, a fashionable city just like this here , of course, the ukrainian time was not close and would not have been. yours have stopped counting time, yes, men just work, work. hindi, bah, this is the formula, it is known to everyone, not only in russia, but to everyone in india. i 'm sure there are more similarities between our cultures than between the american and british cultures. the indian-russian scientific collaboration is very old, now my institute 10-12 projects together with russian scientists. with the help of russia, we managed to establish production and production of equipment in india. one of the most promising ideas, that is, it is not just the localization of production in india, for example, but the creation o

este sábado el partido entre chivas y tigres se va a jugar en el estadio jalisco y no en el estadio akron de la u. de nuevo león de claudia de la fuente que siguen buscando el liderato y todo arranca en punto de las 18:00 de la tarde para que nos acompañe en este chivas contra tigres. nos aceptan los deportes, entonces tomamos una pausa y arrancamos. >> domina la acción fue presentado por river rock casino, bear river, rock casino para poder jugar el royal dutch game, detalles en river, rock ¡alex! ¡ah, mateo! ¿cómo va el negocio? muy bien. ese préstamo ayudó muchísimo. para eso está u.s. bank. ¿y están creciendo en california? sí, al sur, al norte, este, oeste. -¿monterey? -sí, mi rey. -¿sucursal en ventura? -estoy segura. -¿cajeros en fresno, no? -en fresno, sí. -¿en orange? -tambienge. ge...ge.. ok, está bien. u.s. bank, número uno en satisfacción de clientes de banca personal en california según j.d. power. algunos servicios y documentación de cuentas están disponibles solo en inglés. realizó una ceremonia para reconocer a 11 organizaciones. fueron parte de un programa, un programa qu

i'm on tour in akron , ohio. it's tour in akron, ohio. it's a dream come true, john. . dream come true, john. it is. i'm taking a flying in all my friends and relatives to akron for the. >> it's a good idea. did you plan it that way? you wanted to be in akron? >> what a dump. i hate. no, i hate ohio. it's just that all cleveland is the worst . cleveland is the worst. >> i've been to cleveland. it was quite bad. >> yeah, it's extraordinary thing about cleveland is that people live there. they don't have to know. >> they do it voluntarily . it's >> they do it voluntarily. it's very, very strange . very, very strange. >> there's no sort of guards or why netting or anything. they could leave any time they want. i said to my i said to i said, one of the guys, i said, this is awful , this place. why do you awful, this place. why do you live here? and he said, i can't sell my condominium . and then he sell my condominium. and then he said, we have a joke here. what's what's the difference between a cleveland condominium and gonorrhoea ? the answer is and gonorrhoea? the answ

i'm on tour in akron , ohio. it's tour in akron, ohio. it's a dream come true, john. dream come true, john. it is. i'm taking a flying in all my friends and relatives to akron for the. >> it's a good idea. did you plan it that way? you wanted to be in akron? >> what a dump. i hate. no, i hate ohio. it's just that all cleveland is the worst . cleveland is the worst. >> i've been to cleveland. it was quite bad. >> yeah, it's extraordinary thing about cleveland is that people live there. they don't have to know. >> they do it voluntarily . it's >> they do it voluntarily. it's very, very strange . very, very strange. >> there's no sort of guards or why netting or anything. they could leave any time they want. i said to my i said to i said, one of the guys, i said, this is awful , this place. why do you awful, this place. why do you live here? and he said, i can't sell my condominium . and then he sell my condominium. and then he said, we have a joke here. what's what's the difference between a cleveland condominium and gonorrhoea ? the answer is and gonorrhoea? the answer

joining me right now is former gartman letter editor and university of akron endowment fund chair b manis gartman. also with us is ryan payne. i want to kick things off with you, ryan, with a look at futures this morning indicating a mixed opening, largely lower, dow industrials higher by 30, s&p is down 3 and a quarter. one problem for the market is the price of oil of. up about 4%, after the u.s. posted larger crude builds to the stockpiles as people worry about the war on israel. we've got a lot of headlines coming out of the middle east this morning and that has oil this morning up almost 4% at $86 even on crude oil. ryan, your reaction? >> well, i think i'd point out first off oil prices are a lot lower than they were two weeks ago, before this invasion even started. and if you look at crude inventories, they're only supposed to go up about 500,000. they were up by 10 million barrels which says that production is really ramped up especially when oil is over $90 a barrel and we have an old saying, what cures higher oil price, higher oil prices. could oil demand in general has gone d

every time officials from marysville, mansfield, even as far away as akron, would petition the state to keep the camp open, everyone enjoyed he can. they liked the work that was going on. they wanted to see it continue. new also had pretty strong allies in the wrong field. he was a huge proponent of the ccc. if you are familiar with him at all, he had formed an organization called threat on the land that had a lot of allies in washington, and he was personally friends with eleanor roosevelt. , ytime camp mohican was ordered to be abandoned, lo officials would go to the state to petition, and brownfield would go to dc. luckily, they were able to stave itoff this is images from march of 1940, where they had been ordered to leave. so, they labeled the last of them mohicans, but then in april , this is resurrected with a question mark. unfortunately, even with all of that support, in the fall of 1940, they were ordered to abandon camp again. once again, a 50-year-old man, a veteran named robert morse, was on liberty walking around the camp with a friend and had a heart attack and fell de

be closed down every time officials from loudonville, perryville, mansfield or even as far away as akron would petition the state to keep the camp open. everyone enjoyed mohican. they liked the work that was going on. they wanted to see it continue. they were also had pretty ally in louis bromfield. he was a huge proponent of the pcc. if you're familiar with him at all. he had formed an organization called friends of the land that had a lot of allies in washington, and he was personally friends with eleanor roosevelt. so any time camp mohican was ordered to be abandoned. local officials go to the state to petition and brownfield would go to d.c. and luckily they were able to stave it off. this is images from march 1940, where they've ordered to leave. so they it the last of the mohicans. but then in april it says resurrect dead with a question mark. unfortunately, even with all of that support, the fall of 1940, they were ordered to abandon the camp once one week before they closed and left one of the veterans, a 58 year old man named robert morse, was on liberty walking the camp with a

at the akron-canton airport in 2001, paul was wearing a throwback jersey like this one that caught the began with him, you know, wearing a throwback jersey that i loved. but as we got to talking about sports, we started evolving and even talking more and more just about life and about our upbringing, about our moms and our communities and stuff of that nature. it just kind of struck. it struck a chord. >> when james entered the nba, he hired rich paul as a right-hand man. paul went on to work for lebron's agent and watched, listened, and learned. i understand that you would go into meetings with the likes of warren buffett. >> being in those rooms is much better to -- to listen than to talk. if you listen, you might actually learn something, and you start to kind of, you know, work your way on your own. >> after just four years, he struck out on his own and launched klutch sports group in 2012. lebron james went with him. when you first started this, you were underestimated. >> not only was i underestimated, i was also not wanted. i didn't look like the success in our industry, especia

i want to talk about my district, , ohio 13 because of represent the city of akron, uniontown and communities that are working to address these long-standing and environmental issues that we inherited many generations ago. we want to make sure we get our fair share of those $41 billion. can you talk about the difference those funds are going to make in our communities and how to be implement across the country? >> absolutely. first i would like to say thank you for your leadership locally andff also your role on the congressional black caucus environmental justice task force as the cochair. i think you know and understand there are so many communities like the ones you've identified that have just that had a seat at the table come have been left behind, the doughnut infrastructure to respond to the disproportionate pollutionuc tht they faced which is why one of the first actions i took was establishing a new national program in by middle justice and external civil rights program. this program is on par with all of our other national media programs, air, , water, land chemical program to ensur

first up is tyler in akron, ohio on the independent line. your thoughts.r: good morning and thank you c-span. i listen to washington journal every day. the last week has really disappointed me in the coverage you have given to the israeli/palestinian conflict. it has been one side of coverage and i wish you would have a guest on from m to stay international or human rights watch, one of these international human rights organizations that has declared israel as committing apartheid against the palestinian people. the united nations has even accepted this. it is disappointing that c-span has not had anyone on to describe this. you had a caller on earlier who explained this perfectly. they said what do they mean by gaza is an open air space? people in gaza are not allowed to leave. they are literally not allowed to leave. it is an open air prison. i wish c-span would have one of these even rights organizations on to explain what is going on, the daily conditions palestinians have lived under for the past so many years. thank you and thank you for taking my ca

. >> bill akron won't hire someone he sees at a rally or -- >> i wouldn't.hire someone that is celebrating hamas. i wouldn't hire someone who is going to go out there and spew hatred because i don't know what they're going to do in my company. what i'll tell you is i think we should revoke all the tax exempt status of universities that are allowing this to happen in the first place. their job is to -- >> your competitors did that in florida. >> you should. any university that doesn't protect students, any university that allows hate to spew, you should go and pull their tax exempt status. colleges don't get the right to do this. >> we fight tooth and nail for increases in defense spending. and president biden -- there have been small increases. is that enough and i'll tell you why i thought about this iran is front and center you mentioned the hideous triangle between russia, iran and china. down the road, is china our biggest fear >> china is our number one biggest security threat. >> to keep increasing defense? isn't that going to be something we deal with

first up is tyler in akron, ohio on the independent line. your thoughts.r: good morning and thank you c-span. i listen to washington journal every day. the last week has really disappointed me in the coverage you have given to the israeli/palestinian conflict. it has been one side of coverage and i wish you would have a guest on from m to stay international or human rights watch, one of these international human rights organizations that has declared israel as committing apartheid against the palestinian people. the united nations has even accepted this. it is disappointing that c-span has not had anyone on to describe this. you had a caller on earlier who explained this perfectly. they said what do they mean by gaza is an open air space? people in gaza are not allowed to leave. they are literally not allowed to leave. it is an open air prison. i wish c-span would have one of these even rights organizations on to explain what is going on, the daily conditions palestinians have lived under for the past so many years. thank you and thank you for taking my ca

i want to talk specifically about my district, ohio 13th because i represent akron, barberton, uniontown and communities working to address these long-standing environmental issues that we inherited, many generations ago. and we also want to make sure we get our fair share of the $41 billion. talk about the difference these funds are going to make in our communities and how they are implemented across the country now. >> absolutely. first off, thank you for your leadership. locally, and also your role on the congressional black caucus and environmental justice task force, as cochair. i think you know and understand that there are 70 communities like the ones that you have identified that have not had a seat at the table and have been left behind. they don't have the infrastructure to respond to the disproportionate solutions they face. with the actions i took, establishing a new national program, the environmental justice and external civil- rights program, this program on par with our other national media programs, the air, water, land, chemical program. to ensure that all of the resour

. >> we talked about the moment you met lebron at the airport in akron. >> yes. >> you were hustling a warren moon throwback jersey from the houston oilers. >> yes. >> take us back to that pivotal moment where you write about the road changed for you and brought you somewhere. it was a chance encounter with lebron and it's a great lesson i think to people, you took your shot. >> you know what, at that time there wasn't a shot to take, right? i was traveling, i was actually meeting a guy named andy hyman who had a store in atlanta and through the travel i just so happened to go to the airport. probably my 15th time going to atlanta at this point and this young man and other young men are at my gate and approached me about my jersey. i had no clue that it was going to be the lebron james it is today. >> he was still in high school. >> yeah, he was on the cover of "sports illustrated," not yet but i loved to dress and my dad loved to dress and i was being nice. he asked me a question. i was taking the time out to say, hey, this is where you're going. if you need any help, drop my name a