jail and he talks with them and he writes back to his hometown newspaper, his former hometown, ashtabula ohio and says these men should go free. he is very clear on that. but then watch what he does. he doesn't become their attorney. he doesn't become the attorney for the. he joins the political machine of john al and when the political winds change he becomes a lawyer for the chicago northwest railroad. it is only in 1894 that i say that darrow has kind of an epiphany in 1894 strike. and in the summer of 1894, darrow writes to his friend henry lloyd and he says don't you know he writes to lloyd, that history is being made very fast in america and it is all against liberty. he saw the forces assembled against working people and that is the change the switch in that moment and from 1894 on darrow becomes a great defender of the poor, the downtrodden, the union is -- the unionists in trouble so it is a story about chicago and what chicago was like and it radicalized darrow. it is that moment at the pullman strike that darrow changed and became that lawyer for the. >> he was also, people remembe

rough weather moving through northeastern ohio right now from cleveland up to ashtabula along i-90 towardsrstorm that has probably golf ball sized hail and potentially winds gusting to 75 miles an hour. thunderstorm watch has been issued by the storm prediction center across eastern ohio and western parts of pennsylvania. let's go south into the southern home miss fear, chile where the volcano continues to erupt and spectacular photos taken from it. lightning flashes seen in the ash cloud. such turbulent updrafts and downdrafts and the nuclei the dust causing the static electricity. this about 600 miles south of santiago. it last erupted in 190 after they had a huge earthquake. it's possible the earthquake we had this past year, may have loosened some things up there. so spectacular sight. they got about 2,000 or 3,000 volcanos in that country, about 50 or 60 are active. nonetheless flights canceled across that part of argentina and chile and also about 4,000 people that have been forced to evacuate their homes because of this thing and no let up in sight. spectacular pictures nonetheless.

ohio have received e.d.a. funds. so, too, have port authorities in toledo, in the west, in ashtabula, in the far northeast, and in cleveland and apa lay chavment if we're going to strength -7b our competitiveness, we will need to equip businesses world trade center tools they need to thrievment that's what e.d.a. is designed to do. e.d.a. is the front door for communities facing sudden and severe economic distress. when economic disaster hits, communities turn to the government and it's e.d.a. that does the job at low cost leveraging all kinds of private dollars is. it has helped develop the former g.m. plant in lorain and a -- the bill the senate is considering would strength -7b a proven job program. it would reduce regulatory burdens. it would encourage public-private partnerships that we've already seen make a difference in my state. the bill would better streamline e.d.a. cooperation with other federal, state, and local agencies to better assist communities with local economic development. i plan to offer two amendments to further strengthen e.d.a. one would assist former communities where a plant closure or a downsiz