looking for 13 more rushing yards and he will pass cornelius green to become ohio state's all-time leading rusher amongst quarterbacks. >> charles: and best you believe this, that as soon as braxton miller is healthy and ready to go, kenny guiton is a backup again. not like we have a quarterback controversy at ohio state. it's clear who the number-one guy is. >> gus: buckeyes keep it on the ground. coach meyer has to be proud of how his senior backup quarterback has led this team today. big ten taking on the pac 12 today. take a look at some of the matchups, ucla pounding nebraska on the road. >> charles: after a slow start. they were down 23 to start that. >> gus: the leader for the huskies is back. and wisconsin and arizona state will begetting started momentarily. >> charles: how about that game? neither team has given up a point yet this season. wisconsin two shutouts. arizona state has played one game. >> gus: out of bounds at the 19 yard line. a minute to go. >> charles: when you look at cal, they'll say it again, charles, as you look at their schedule coming up, they have a bye next

that territory would become ohio. in 1803, ohio was admitted as our 17th state.ate flag for almost 100 years until an architect named john eisenmann came up with a most unusual design. >> the ohio flag is the only state flag of the 50 that is not a rectangle. it's a swallow-tail flag that we usually see on a boat. what it is is it's a pennant, but it comes to two points. and they chose that to be distinct. they wanted ohio to look different from all the other state flags, and they certainly achieved that. they chose to use the red, white, and blue of the american flag. several states have done that. but they also achieved simplicity by putting the letter "o" in the canton of the flag. and the letter "o" has two meanings to people in ohio. it's "o" for ohio, but also it's the buckeye state. >> buckeyes are round nuts commonly found in ohio that native americans thought resembled the eye of a male deer, a buck. 13 stars are clustered around the "o," representing the original 13 states. four more stars stand beside it, representing the next four states to be admitte

had to first prove that he was a white man because african-americans were not allowed to become lawyers in ohio. john mercer langston, who was later than i was but not looking white, was admitted to the bar as a white man. he went before a panel of judges because this is how you got admitted to the bar back then, they examine you, assessed your fitness to become a lawyer, you are learning in law and he was very fit, he learned a lot but there was one problem, he was black. the lawyer who proposed him caught up and he proposed a solution and the chief judge asked where is mr. langston and langston stood up in the courtroom, looked what he looked like and promptly swarmed in as a white lawyer. this was a sign of how langston would rise in the world. he rose in the world by convincing whites that he was one of them. at the same time, he was the most prominent black lawyer in america. he earned the trust of whites and represented blacks. this was the kind of story i wanted to tell in the book. i tell us similar story about thurgood marshall. thurgood marshall rose to prominence in maryland because

think because he becomes a -- a state judge, then he becomes solicitor general of the united states and was appointed to a court of appeals in ohio. so she watched him do that. but i think the big turning point came in early 1900 when president mckinley called in and said come to washington and he offers him a chance though go to the philippines and establish a civilian government in the philippines. and she says, take it. he said do you want to do this? she said, by all means. she said will you give my husband a fear of power and influence like he wouldn't have had any other way. that's the decisive moment in their lives when he's in the mid 40s to moving toward being in politics and the new way. >> two quote, one from each of the tafts to give you some sense of how interested the two of them were in politics. how much does this reflect their overall attitudes. from helen taft, she writes -- mr. taft was all but impervious of any friendly advice which if followed would enhance the political advantage. a 1906 quote from dwrum howard taft. and he said politics when i'm in it makes me sick. >> some of that was for public consumptio

influence because he becomes a state judge and then he becomes a solicitor general of the united states and is appointed to the court of appeals in ohio. she watched him do that. the big turning point came in early 1900 when president mckinley called him to come to washington and offers him a chance to go and establish a civilian government in the philippines. she says, take it. she says, by all means, this would give my husband a sphere of power and influence he would not have had any other way. that was the decisive moment in their lives when he was in his mid-40's, to moving to being in politics in a new way. >> we have to quote one from each of the test. to give you a sense of how interested the two of them were in politics, you could tell how much this really reflects their overall attitudes, from helen taft, she writes of her husband, mr. taft was all but impervious to any friendly advice -- we have a 1906 quote from william howard taft. he says, -- >> some of that was for public consumption. i think he pursued a political career with more zest than we sometimes realize. what nellie was saying is that he had a way to get people

northbound i-80 entrance and got to the front of the pack in order to become one of the first drivers to cross behind the c.h.p. >> from ohio, the man convicted of holding three women captive for a decade has been found dead of an apparent suicide. ariel castro was to spend the rest of his life if -- in prison. >> last time we saw 53-year-old ariel castro was at the sentencing august 1, a court session where one of three session he kidnapped and raped summoned the courage to address castro directly. >> i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is just beginning. i will overcome all this that happened but you will be in hell for eternity. >> the hell is now underway with castro found hanging in the prison cell and was in protective custody in the cell alone because of the notoriety of the case. castro was checked on by prison staff every 30 minutes but not on suicide want. cpr was performed before being taken to the hospital and he was pronounced dead before 1:00 p.m. local time last night. those are the final public words part of the bizarre rambling 16-minute statement at the sentencing. [ inaudible ] >> i am not a monster.

ohio state next week. c.j. adams, vikings up 29 to 10. and maurice harris is back in the end zone. what a play. bears up 24-20. goff becomes the second quarterback ever to throw over 400 yards in back-to-back games. 485 yards and two touchdowns. rogers doing all of the work on the 75-yard score. and these are jared's in high school last year. first win at berkeley. 37-30 is the final. >> we knew it was going to be a hard-fought game. we have to give oregon state credit. they played hard and i think in a lot of ways they outplayed us in the first half. good to get away. not easy to do. >> it's a success but at the same time there's a lot of stuff that we need to get better at. >> down on the farm, this is san form's first game of the season. kevin hogan, 40-yard strike first every collegiate touchdown. hoping to have the complete highlights for you at 11:00. retaining the looking in the american league west, solid pitching and just enough hitting to squeak out a 2-1 victory. first run of the game didn't come until the fourth. crushes it off and 22nd of the year. 393 in september. 1-0, a's. meanwhile, just two hits and seven

become a signature political fundraising event in the battleground state. >> the factory shut down in april when pyongyang pulled 53,000 workers and made threats of nuclear strikes. >> wednesday the ohio man who confessed in a youtube video to causing a fatal drunk driving crash is expected to plead guilty to an aggravated homicide charge. he says he made a mistake when he got behind the wheel. a 51-year-old man was killed in the june crash. >> friday, krispy kreme is encouraging customers to talk like a pirate. and that's a look at the week ahead. >> and straight ahead, helping some of the area's disadvantaged youth. how one local organization is giving hope to hundreds of teen boys and they're celebrating 20 years of work. stay tuned. we'll be right back.  >> they serve abused, abandoned, homeless, orphaned and disadvantaged male youth. they're now getting ready to celebrate changing 20 years of young lives. joining us this morning is the founding executive director of ho our house. thank you for joining us this morning. 20 years of celebrating, how exciting is that for you? >> extremely exciting. we never thought it would happen, but it sure did. >> you've been changing

ohio and fremont also offer paid state jail cells. the idea is help the city of seal beach make money and become more efficient our priority was to be a nice a facility that would offset the cost or subsidize the cost the city taxpayers have to pay six years ago the jail was run by a private contractor and had to close down after the city to go over. operation cause rekha employer pay when it meets got a friendlier state i can tell you dozens of times that we receive thank you cards and i just received a really long letter one of the inmates who befriended me on facebook. to sleep this was british for wednesday's race for excuses. for britain but many people in america's overcrowded jails can't afford to stay like this but as jailers and local governments look for a new money streams pay to stay appears to be here to stay in seal beach california remote. for sale and gently use dell power edge or for ten server with the ability to store massive amounts of a memory all while minimizing the amount of energy needed to operate it but this one is unique you see stored within the chips and circuits of this bad boy used to be a cache of u.s.

become increasingly frustrated with the shia-led government of prime minister nuri al maliki. united nations officials say about 800 people were killed last month alone. >>> ariel cast rorks the ohio man who kidnapped and held three young women captive for nearly a decade at his house, has been found dead in his prison cell. castro was sentenced to life in prison without parole plus an additional 1,000 years in august for abduction, rape, torture and other charges. local media say prison officials found him hanged in his cell on tuesday night. the 53-year-old was transferred to a hospital and soon pronounced dead. castro's crimes shocked americans. his victims were chained, beaten and repeatedly raped. castro's house in cleveland, ohio, was a short distance from where the three women disappeared. >>> a member of japan's nuclear power regulator says he stands firm in his belief that faults underneath a nuclear power plant in northeastern japan are active. the nuclear regulation authority has just completed a second survey at the higashidori plant in aomori prefecture. commissioner kuhny hiko shimazaki was speaking to reporters after a two-day survey at the plant. they investigated

yes, it becomes more shallow but it does open you up to a whole flood of people. if you're in ohiond at an event and someone says i'm going to find you on twitter, you can have a conversation with people and share -- >> wait a minute. globalized world, we're talking syria, okay, we're talking about spending debt ceilings and shutting down the government. these are complicated global issues. they cannot be brought down to 140 words. so how do you connect the american public to what their candidates are actually thinking and proposing? >> i think that everybody in the news media can do a better job of that. i think twitter can be a way of sharing off of that information but it's about getting at all of the different types of way that you communicate with people. sometimes a picture can tell a thousand words. it's all about context. >> kevin madden, to serve the american people. >> the news cycle is something that you have to get used to. it's happened and it's going to continue to happen even more. what is really important is that candidates in their campaigns have to adapt. you can'

it's become such a click free staple we probably don't even need to remind you how it goes. this weekend, the ohio university marching band put the sound that no one knows on the football field. here's their halftime performance of the fox. >> the ohio bobcats went on to win the game, but there's probably not in the play book that would have topped this performance. >>> and broken records you never knew anyone was trying to break. thanks to his possession of the world's largest collection of star wars memorabilia. stop counting the inventory at 1,000 pieces and estimates he has about 3,000 unique items. these aren't just little action figures or lunch boxes, no, he was the proud owner of the leggo characters. the largest walking robot went to the germany manufacturer whose robotics design. what are you going to tell him he's not the record holder? he's got a killer wingspan and some teeth you don't want to be on the business end of. geno has already starred in some stage plays. he's also proved that when robot apocalypse happens, is no longer the shut worst way to meet your maker. the bridge is ou

head quarters for the legendary baltimore ohio railroad, we're right here at the b and o american brass. 4th annual crab bash is tomorrow night. this has become a huge event. we have matthew the chef. >> good morning. >> reporter: let's talk about this event. it's tomorrow night. you are hosting. >> we are host ing the event. this is the fourth year in a row. this is the first year i'm doing it solo. i'm going to take our own team in and see how we do this year. >> reporter: now, your dish is over there. exactly what is it? >> it's actually just an example of something we have on our dinner menu here. it's an 8 ounce maryland crab cake, a whole grain and then a little bit of pickled mayo on top. >> reporter: i'll take two, one for here and one to go. this is bill executive chef. how are you doing? >> good morning. >> reporter: thank you for coming out. let's talk about your dish. you have a crab salad? >> yes, it's a deconstructed version of a maryland crab soup. i have my tomato chilly sauce with maryland crab with maryland relish that we've been doing with all the great corn coming out of the area. just kind of a play on that. >> reporter:

become known as the cleveland three, no confirmed word of a reaction from them. michelle was on site as the house of horrors was torn down. castro is the second high profile suicide in an ohio prison within the span of a month and prison officials saying a thorough review is under way. >> richard, we'll keep an eye on this developing story. thanks so much. >>> now we turn to the crisis in syria. the senate has reached an agreement on a draft resolution for u.s. military force. in art, the resolution would bar american ground troops from combat operations. it sets a time limit of 60 days bar american ground troops from combat operations. it sets a time limit of 60 days combat operations. it sets a time limit of 60 days. the president could extend that limit for 30 more days under certain conditions, unless congress votes no. the senate foreign relations committee agreed to the resolution wednesday after impassioned testimony from several top officials from the obama administration. >> we need to send to syria to the world, to dictators, to terrorists, to allies and civilians alike the unmistakable message that when the united states of america and the world say never again,

then in my neck of the woods, big ten country, you got ohio state and wisconsin going at it. this has become left there. had a little bit left. there you go. you brought it out of me. >> i was amazed that through it all your hair stayed that way. you have amazing product in there, carlos. >> reporter: i'm just saying, it's 14 pounds of product is what it is. it's more hairspray than the entire new kids on the block had in the '90s. very nice. >> carlos diaz, thanks so much. >>> wanted, one stuffed ar armadillo stolen from willie nelson, all caught on camera. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: this is a live armadillo. this is a stuffed one. after a live performance by willie nelson, his band's taxidermied armadillo was snatched. it's enough to give you the willies. surveillance video at the capital theater in new york shows a woman wandering on the stage as it's being dismantled. watch her pick up the stuffed armadillo. she looks around, exits the stage, even talks to a security guard while holding the ar armadillo behind her. what kind of person would stoop to stealing an armadillo? willie as

ohio. we have a wedding in december we'll bring her up for and have play dates, definitely. >> do you think she'll becomeican dog quickly? >> i think so. >> i think she'll blend in fast. >> she'll like the beach, that's what i'm waiting for. >> i know you want to thank the organization. >> yeah, guardians rescue and definitely save a pet long island. if it wasn't for them, it wouldn't have happened and we need to get their names out, because, soldiers can bring their dogs home if they talk to the right people. donations, you know, sharing it, talking about it would be fantastic. >> we'll put the names of the organization on our website. >> that would be great. >> how did you come up with the name cadence? >> i wanted something military but not so cliche. >> got it. does she know her name yet? >> i don't think so. i've yelled it enough so maybe she'll -- >> how is the house training going? >> not well. she hasn't peeed outside yet. >> she went in your green room. >> did she? >> she did, sorry. >> you sure that was the dog. >> you know what? i was excited, too. she'll get there. she'll get there. >> yeah,

become as we move forward into the future. i have been joined by a distinguished, eloquent, thoughtful colleague from the great state of ohio and i'm leased to yield the floor to the representative of ohio. mrs. beatty: it is a great honor to join my colleague, mr. jeffries, for joining the important discussion on achieving economic security through the labor movement. labor unions have an important role in the civil rights movement. today the labor movement continues to be an important issue for african emamericans, just as important as it was 50 years ago during the march on washington for jobs and freedom. you see, the lake unions and civil rights groups shared the struggle of fighting for better pay and equal rights. the overall goal of this movement remains the same. we must invest in education, fair wages and workers' rights. we must continue to fight for those in our community who are denied economic opportunity and equality. labor unions are at the forefront of these endeavor. they ensure the gains that workers have made in the past, that they are maintained and the workers' rights will be preekted in the future. union

ohio river. but if this bill were to become law, they would not know that they are actually in a very dangerous situation. it's been said that not to worry, after all, we are not an open sea, miles and miles from shore. i would remind those who care to think about safety that the concordia was 900 feet off the italian coast when it sank, quickly. and 30 people lost their lives 900 feet from the coast. it was saltwater to be sure, but nonetheless, they were near the coast. there are plenty of places on the mississippi that are more than 900 feet from the coast. imagine a fire breaking out in the front part of the ship -- and by the way, this ship has had 15 mechanical failures in the last 20 years, mechanical failures, if they were to continue, would cause the fire extinction system not to work, even though it is not in the state rooms or public areas, only in the nonpublic areas. a lot of this has been said about an earmark. this bill applies to one ship and only applies to the delta queen. applies to no other ship. now, there is a financial benefit to the owners of this ship if this were to happen. they

become a swing state. when i saw it on election night, it was too close to call. that means you go to ohiohat was late for me to find out who was going to win that one. it seems the republicans must be looking at the polls we put on every night which are christie's close. it's a -- you know, that's a call, that one. the other guys fade off almost double digits. >> the problem is the republican party right now, it's all the way to the right. somebody like christie would seem like the establishment say take this guy who's a liberal. but i'm sure new jersey doesn't think he's liberal. >> they want the white house more so. they love executive power. >> they do. >> same question to you. any chance they'll go down the middle with someone closer to hillary? >> i think there's a ton that's going to happen now and 2016. we're at the beginning of the crackup. >> okay, thanks. i thought we were going to have a war with iraq between now and the next time. a lot less was going to happen than i thought. thanks for coming on. >>> when we come back, we'll be back right after this. you need a permit... to

become of the navy headquarters building. >> shawn. >> bob, thank you. >>> a new letter from therom inspector general of the n.s.a. says 12 used government surveillance data and charles grassley of ohiowas revealed six cases since 2003 have been v referred to the justice department for possible prosecution. include n.s.a. employees spying on spouses, boyfriends and girlfriends and several cases, workers not identified have been allowed to identify without punishment. >>> a news alert out of prince george's maryland. a home invasion in lan ham. >>rrydb a man shot inside the he in critical condition. a woman was inside the home anda wasn't hurt. police say the two suspects took off on foot and so far no lookout information.l >>> to prince william county t police areo pr asking for help trying to find a suspect in an attempted abduction. a wayport is issued for this man. he held a woman against her will in woodbridge between september 14th and the 21st. >> days later the detectives believe the victim got in an argument after he tried to remove her from the home and witnesses were able to break it up. weit >> a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> lee thornton has

become common place for the u.s. he also said news around the world don't see america as a model for democracy. >>> an ohio man sits ino change his not guilty plea in a vehicular homicide case. as lindsey davis reports, they thought it was a not difficult case. >> reporter: it was not the plea matt cordle's video confession implied it would be. >> when i get charged, i will plead guilty. >> reporter: the 22-year-old pled guilty. >> my name is matthew cordle. on june 22nd, 2013, i killed someone. >> reporter: his attorneys tell abc news now that a new judge has been appointed cordle will plead guilty. they say the not guilty plea is a common maneuver to get the legal ball ruling. it had judge judy lynch annoyed. >> i'm sorry you all came to this big thing. >> reporter: judge lynch told abc news they may have wanted to change judges. he's facing between a 2 to 8 1/2 year sentence. >> bond was set today. he could stay in jail until he enters a guilty plea. >> reporter: cordle's attorney says that's one way he could make good on his promise. >> by releasing this video i know exactly what it means to give the prosecution a

become available. again, we are outside the ohio clock in the capital, as the senators are expected to finish up their weekly party caucus lunches and the senate due back in session at about 215 time i. we will look in on this for a few minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> outside the ohio clock at the capitol waiting for senators to finish up their party caucus lunches. in the event they come to the microphones to speak, the senate is going back in session at about 2:15 to continue work on a continuing resolution, or see our. news on that front -- or c.r. news on that, the senate's number two democrat says the chamber may come out in favor of a smaller patch for bankrolling the government. then the one envisioned in a temporary spending bill passed by the republican dominated house. the idea, says senator dick durbin of illinois, would be to get congress working sooner than maybe some are on a more sweeping piece of legislation, known as an omnibus spending bill that he hopes would reverse some automatic spending cuts known as sequestration. that b

ohio river valley. more wet and windy weather into the pacific >> good morning. we do not expect any weather trouble on this friday. it will become and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you so much. coming up next on trending, we're going to talk live with martha stewart about the feud she had with apple. it all played out on twitter. >> then we'll catch up with the families that welcomed their newest members live on today earlier this week. >> and one of the originals, rosy still making claims and loving life well into her 90s. but first, these messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the new twin turbo xts from cadillac. 410 available horses. ♪ room for four. twice the fun. ♪ ♪ there are lots of jamie"jamies" out there,... huh? but that doesn't mean we're all the same. just like greek yogurts. that's why i prefer activia greek. you got that right jamie, there's nothing like it! exactly, because activia greek is the only greek with exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis, and it helps regulate your digestive system. i love its thick creamy texture! mmm! the greek nonfat yogurt that helps tummies smile! activia greek...

a young julie chen in dayton, ohio, right now, that she doesn't even get asked this question and she doesn't even have to think about this. that's what we hope as we becomee being in this visual medium, we hope timed have changed and people are more accepting of all the way said we look. i know, kelly, you have been poring through the backlash online. what are people saying about this? >> a lot of backlash, a lot of sadness, outrage, and some people saying i don't know what the outrage is all about. let me read a couple comments we're getting at cnn.com. someone said horrible role model. she sold herself out, very sad. another pirn who said, this is the burden under which all minorities must live. if you don't look european, you're not considered beautiful by the general public. and then comment, she looks great. i can tell you the before person never would have had the success in the media before that the after person would. plastic surgery is a common practice in the business. what is the big deal? just a sense of the range of comments we're seeing online. >> wendy, weigh in, and as we were talking with the segment, too, we were wondering if there are

become. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from ohio. ms. fudge: thank you, madam speaker. let me just say i find it not theatrics that 5,000 active duty families would be kicked off of food stamps if this bill passes as it is given to us today. madam speaker, it is my distinct honor to yield to our assistant democratic leader, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. clyburn: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentlelady for yielding me the time. madam speaker, i rise today in opposition to h.r. 3102. the latest attempt by the republican majority to add more insults to the injuries that have been inflicted upon the working families making their lives much more difficult. it has become clear to me that some of my colleagues on the other side either don't believe or don't care that they are -- that their preferred policies would make the poor, poorer and the hungry, hungrier. they seem unmoved by the arguments of many, including former senate majority leader and president

becomes available. >>> as developing or also developing at this hour, dozens of people sent to the hospital after a greyhound bus overturns. happened on an interstate in ohioy while headed to detroit. no word on what caused that bus to crash. >> as firefighters continue to put out the hot spots at the site of the massive fire in new jersey at the boardwalk, there are some reports some officials say it might have been set intentionally. the fire broke out on thursday afternoon in a custard shop. quickly spread down the boardwalk destroying 50 businesses, over four city blocks. it is a double whammy for that area, still struggling to recover from superstorm sandy. governor chris christie vows to rebuild again. >>> have you wondered what happens when you use a cell phone on a plane? after they tell you to turn it off? >> absolutely nothing. >> there is a new book out written by a pilot to answer some of the most frequently asked questions. the book says, while turbulence might feel scary, the plane is not going to crash. also, you cannot open the doors or emergency hatches during a flight because it is actually impossible. and the cabin pressure will not allo

ohio. this would have become a buffer state that would be turned over to the native american tribes. and essentially, great britain was interested in dominating the great lakes, not allowing any american military force remain on the lake, retaining navigation rights on the mississippi. had they been able to get people in those terms, you would've seen a weekend american state that wouldn't, that would have been hemmed in, would not have had the -- militarily quite weak. >> host: steve in north carolina, you're on booktv on c-span2 with steve vogel. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i would like to ask a question about thomas jefferson's position on the war of 1812. he had the embargo which was trying to keep america from being involved in the napoleonic wars that were just going on. the end of his administration, the embargo was lifted. america almost immediately gets dragged into this war. do you think jefferson thought the war was a better alternative than the embargo, or what was jefferson's position on the war altogether? thanks. >> guest: well, the war was really almost a co