qwest the swiss canton of ticino is famed for its natural beauty.akes and mountains attract millions of visitors a year. but now, the region near the account in border is attracting a different kind of tourist. it has become a haven for brothels and sex workers, who come to earn money legally. many are from eastern europe, and many cross into switzerland to work for short periods of time in brothels, like laura. laura: in italy, it is not legal, but in this place, you can go every day. they can work inside, and there's more safety. it is cleaner. >> in principle, swiss laws protect the women by granting them freelance status and social security. that is why prostitution has been booming over here ever since switzerland joined the schengen zone and opened the border, but some people here fear that a too liberal approach to the sex trade will damage the image of the italian speaking canton. 4 years ago, the right wing league of ticino party was able to increase its position in the government on a ticket of prostitutes out. since then, they have tried

qwest the swiss canton of ticino is famed for its natural beauty.akes and mountains attract millions of visitors a year. but now, the region near the account in border is attracting a different kind of tourist. it has become a haven for brothels and sex workers, who come to earn money legally. many are from eastern europe, and many cross into switzerland to work for short periods of time in brothels like laura. laura: in italy, it is not legal, but in this place, you can go every day. they can work inside, and there's more safety. it is cleaner. >> in principle, swiss laws protect the women by granting them freelance status and social security. that is why prostitution has been booming over here ever since switzerland joined the schengen zone and opened the border, but some people here fear that a too liberal approach to the sex trade will damage the image of the italian speaking canton. 4 years ago, the right wing league of ticino party was able to increase its position in the government on a ticket of prostitutes out. since then, they have tried t

a year later i go to canton, ohio and the first person i see is john maddon. he says what are you doing here? how come you are not preaching at church? i said how come you are not at church listening? he is is great catholic guy, goes to church every sunday. he and his wife are very devout catholics. a great guy. >> you have been preaching until today. we are recording this on the 25 25th of february. you come back to the san francisco bay area at the invitation of pastors and churches and you have been at st. gregory's in san mateo. tell us about the football connection. this is last night. >> yes. monday night i go to st. gregory in san mateo. i am introducing myself as they come in. a wonderful couple came in and he says hi, i am tom brady. i said great to meet you. did your son let you wear one of the super bowl rings he's got? he said i left it home. he says yes, we are his parents. i said don't i feel bad. i said your son will have one of these in about seven years, my father's nfl ring. >> wonderful. when we come back we will talk about your ministry, t

his friend in canton, ohio, zebulun davis, offered him a ride. mckinley said, i am not getting into that. davis said get in and they went for a ride. most of the time mckinley was gripping the door trying to stay in the car. the highlight or the low light of the ride was when they had to swerve to avoid a guy on a bicycle. anyway you will probably remember he was the first president to ride a bike, he was on the $500 bill, and the rest we will talk about in a minute. he was unchallenged for the republican nomination in 1900. the only question was who was going to be the vice president. here we have a problem because the vice president garret hobart had passed away. mckinley one of the secretary of war. he was a normatively capable. i covered him a lot when i was doing work on my dissertation. mckinley said he would be the best and if anything ever happened to me, he would be the best president this country would ever see. people said, yes, but he is also the best secretary of war. we need him there. who do we appoint? you should appoint the new g

claudia: en cantones, en inglÉs o espaÑol... hace calor.los 90° en el primer dÍa del verano. >> estÁ haciendo bastante calor, el sol estÁ muy fuerte. trajimos paraguas para la lluvia claudia: anoche, las nubes oscuras se reportaron hasta chicago donde un rayo cayÓ en un conocido edificio. en la costa del sur cayeron bolas de granizo del tamaÑo de bola de bÉisbol y los vientos eran tan poderosos que causa de la caÍda de varios cables elÉctricos en iowa. en missouri, las lluvias extensas provocaron el cierre de carreteras. lo peor sucediÓ en carolina del norte cuando un Árbol cayÓ causÁndole la muerte a una persona que iba en su vehÍculo. este niÑo que jugaba con sus amigos en una tuberÍa fue incapaz de ganar. sus amigos trataban de levantarlo porque se estaba cumpliendo cuentan testigos desesperados. felizmente logrÓ salir de la tuberÍa gracias a un hombre que lo rescatÓ. ahora el niÑo se encuentra herido pero con vida. en el oeste del paÍs 60.000. residentes.. las tormentas elÉctricas en la capital han dejado un aproximado de 30.000 persona

there's a nice old church in the cantonment, and afterwards we can shoot up to the nanoora hills in just a few hours." well? 72 hours is all they've given us. what do you think? doesn't appear you have much choice. full marks to him for information and method, anyhow. sarah: doesn't sound like teddy. susan: what? to be so organized. there's more to teddy than you think. yes, of course. there must be. mummy? really, it's what you think, susan. you're the one who has to decide. well, i think it will be fun! of course, people in pankot will be disappointed. furious. but it's my wedding, so we'll just have to tell them. they know there's a war. yes. and daddy can't be there in any case, so it won't be the same. mildred: at least there's one good thing. susan: what's that? mildred: we'll have to go home early. so we'll send mohammed round to her houseboat and he can drop in a card. susan: i'll have to think. there's such a lot to do. "apologies. no time to call." that's that. [sighs] sarah: good afternoon. lady manners, may i come onboard? why, yes, of course. suleman, help the memsahib. i'm

segÚn informÓ la policÍa de este cantÓn, como aquÍ se llama a las regiones, se encuentran en varias prisiones estar alojado alguno de los siete detenidos a la espera de ser extraditados a los estados unidos. se sabe que hasta ahora sÓlo uno de ellos aceptÓ el rito breve. para todos los demÁs hay que esperar el archipedido formar de la justicia. las celdas tienen doce metros cuadrados y estÁn equipadas con radio, una letrina, un lavabo, una mesa y una silla. para quienes quieran trabajar, el horarrio laboral es hasta las 4: 00 de la tarde. los que no deseen hacerlo tienen que permanecer en su celda. de momento les estÁ permitido conservar sus propias vestimentas ya que hay presunciÓn de inocencia. ilia: hoy se rindiÓ un homenaje pÓstumo sin precedentes al hijo del vicepresidente joe biden que muriÓ de cÁncer en el cerebro a sus 46 aÑos. fue fiscal del estado y veterano de irak. el vicepresidente biden, su esposa y demÁs miembros de la familia ademÁs de destacadas personalidades estuvieron presentes. >> ocho jÓvenes hispanos acusan a agentes de dos departamentos de policÍa de ciudades de califo

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fox news, the ambulance that is leaving the medical center in constable knock and now headed to the cantonital. we knew that dave southwest would be transferred. he has been shot twice this the back by the state trooper who got the heads up and the take down on the escape korea. now he is headed for further medical attention. you can imagine if a small town that side about 1,600 people this type of wound he would have suffered in the take down is not something they felt like they could treat him further for so they are moving him to the canton hospital in albany, morning and we wanted to show you the fresh pictures. as we go back now -- when we get a two meant warning we will go there but we have our eye on the look town. i went to bring back would greg was speaking with moments ago former a.t.f. special agent to come in. bernard, you are with us? you are this? >> yes ma'am. something i want to ask you about is the transportation situation, they wanted to air advantage him and the weather has been is poor they have not been able to do that. talk about transporting a energy like this, but i

government, deputy mime perimeter said there is evidence that the kurds are bringing together different cantonsa right along the dirkish border. remember that the dirkish government records the syrian during dish fighters the ypg as an off shoot of the kurdish separatist moving in turkey the p.k.k. >> thank you bernard smith there reporting for us. >>> deposed he equipment president mohamed morsi is expected to receive the final ruling on his death sentence, he was sentenced to death along with dozens of others over a massive jail break. the court has been considered the recommendation of egypt's highest religious body on whether the verdict should stand, rob matheson reports >> reporter: mohamed morsi was sworn in in 2012. a lead are member of the mud lick brotherhood he won because of backing from his supporters and voters who didn't want another president like hosni mubarak, marcy promised a government working for all egyptians, he tried to east the fears of women and minorities. politically and economically the following 12 months were tough. all that sparked the protest that his led to his

up as a was so police said one as u v was involved in roll on the roof bolt from 85 just north of canton avenue the man been driving recklessly at the time and clear up there and the other people and that as you believe we will keep you posted as we learn more. >>pam moore: fbi agents attacked during an ice is investigation find out where happen and how all unfolded water restrictions and wine country what it could mean for your next glass of the no and we are learning more about yes and it's devastating bout and the collapse we are back in 90 seconds. >>pam moore: hundreds of people gathered to remember the victims of yesterday's deadly balcony collapse of the check-in with scott hit live off at the memorial service. >>scott rates: literally just about five minutes ago several people--lost the line. >>: it was very moving hearing the priest talk about his own experience on the day when visa and at what he had hoped for will became out here and then seeing how drastically that changed for a number of the suitors this week. >>scott rates: that gentleman right there was one of the man insi

a question i would have is canton creek has been at the forefront of sustainability in in corn not usingroduction, water use. this is one of the appeals of the product, and clearly a mock -- market opportunity of the company. the question is, will this be sustainable to him as a reduction and inevitably rebounds over the net couple of production rebounds over the next couple of years? >> even before this, folks were calling is the fastest rebounding company on earth. important to think about what we do, there is a better way to do food. there is a better way to do food where you can say what would it look like if we started over? we would not use so much land, water. we would approach it differently. this is an opportunity, a moment in time to approach it differently when it comes to eggs and product. for us, it is important that we build a permanent relationships with 7-eleven. certainly the biggest food company in the world. todid not start this thing run fast for two years that the next eight years. we will go forward with the mindset. you convince consumers and some of the stores you

joining us from cleveland keene tony, retired canton, ohio police sergeant. runs a law enforcement consulting firm. here in new york city jonathan gill yum former fbi agent and navy seal who also consults with police agencies. do you believe respect in general is dropping. >> i think it's apparent. i think when you have what you have talked about for the longest time parenting when you have the parent of the one girl who was really the most disrespectful coming out and playing the race card, what you see is a direct correlation between her behavior and his behavior. and that's the first part of this. the second part is that the community itself is not respecting law enforcement. when you look at the coming out and i don't know how they still have, this but for the advancement of colored people, and instead of coming out and saying something that advances them by saying, listen, young people, if you are of color stand up and be known for somebody who is upright and respectful. they don't could that they come out there and playing the game again to blame the po

officials are raising money to install a second water wheel, this one in canton.el has been filtering trash for more than a year. >> in is a one after kind piece of machinery invented by a local baltimorean and we're the first city in the word to have it. >> reporter: the inner harbor water wheel has collected 205 tons of trash. that's more than four million cigarette butts, nearly 100,000 plastic bottles and more than 42,000 grocery bags. just this week the wheel hit a one-day record collecting 16 dumpsters filled with garbage coming in from the jones falls. now the city will target another major source of debris. >> over in kenton we have the harris creek fall which contribute as significant amount of trash. >> this has done a great job of preventing the pollution around here. i think it would be a good idea. >> reporter: an idea that could help the harbor make the grade. >>> good morning. welcome back to wusa9. it is coming up on 6:30 this wednesday, june 17. i'm andrea roane. do you feel the relief outside? >> i do indeed. and we are almost to thursday. just a

the battle flag of general lee for the northern virginia army this flag and then it was put into canton the georgia flag in 1956 because brown versus board of education was decided in '54 saying immigration, so it was arguably saying we're going to be defiant in the face of these demands for immigration, so how do you get to that in association with segregation and slavery? that is an incredible journey. i think part of it had to do with the fact the state started putting it in their flag frankly. >> it's amazing how "the dukes of hazard" neutralized the confederate flag. it came to represent not just the rebel, but also the good ole boy, the southerners who represent cracker barrel's dining establishment. we have a list from usa today of the confederate flag used in popular culture. lynnrd lynyrd skynyrd never shied away from it kid rock tom petty, et cetera, never shied away from it. here i was a kid in the '60s in texas watching "the dukes of hazard" rooting for general lee and the two with the confederate flag with a child's mind all while still learning in school and some great sch

the earliest american vessel pulled into a canton port in 1748. 40 years later we began trade with the cantonese. the first mention of china obtaining a favored nation status was actually as early as 1844, when we signed the treaty of -- a treaty. the way seemed open to engage china in her market. but there were concerns. wrote one negotiating diplomatic guarding this treaty -- diplomat guarding this treaty, and i quote it is -- regarding this treaty, and i quote, it is the most uncivilized and remote of all nations. it is in an isolated place outside the solitary and ignore ability. not only are the people entirely unversed in the forms of edicts and laws, but if the meaning be rather deep, they would probably not even be able to comprehend. it would seem that we must make our words somewhat simple. what is amusing is that the diplomat was chinese and his comments were directed toward the united states. china moved ahead slowly and cautiously with its relations with the west, the inner play of western covetousness with chinese reluctanceness kept the door to china at a mere crack. eur

want to be as hot today and not against the bar and grill and you can get the friends there at the cantonve all warriors and be a final killing there are few other is that we have as well full list of all of them on our web site and we have all of your pictures that you can keep sending us send them to us at breaking news @ kron4.com >>darya: after a night with outed because of a squirrel that is right it was not the heat it was a score that cause this outage in the heat in the eastern that when out not to fund the pg&e cells as a screw got into the electrical equipment and supposition else to rid of and it would not the power as many as 45,000 homes and businesses from berkeley in the dark glass pipe and he also cause outages to the bay area but a much smaller problem and the swirl >>darya: they're working on a commercial building fighters to concede hear the smoke coming out throughout the summer lost angeles going toward the freeway in this case a live shot from ktla the fire happened about 730 this morning not register the hour and have into it about 86 firefighters are working on it

. >> and you're at capacity in smyrna, in canton at your plants in mexico.d capacity? >> we will. we will need to add capacity. we have to be careful. the u.s. market has grown a lot. we're approaching 17 million units. as you know the trees don't grow to the sky so we have to be careful adding capacity. >> do you add a plant or simply add a line and add capacity at the existing facilities? >> for the moment we are limiting ourselves to adding capacity at existing plants. >> carlos ghosn with the new titan. goes on sale guys late this year. he says more capacity more capability and that cummins engine he thinks it makes a huge difference when it comes to pickup trucks. andrew, back to you. >> thank you, phil. >>> coming up when we return anne mulcahy. plus more draghi drama. who can forget last month's disruption of the ecb news conference. we'll talk eurozone and bring you an update on his comments. more protesters in just a bit. take a look at u.s. equity futures. we are in the green with the dow up about 92 points. back in a moment. e financial noise fina

sherry an independent from canton, ohio. caller: we live in ohio.i want to let them know few things about governor kasich. educate the american public tell them to look up the collapse on wall street. he has ties with wall. he gets on fox news and everything that comes how of his mouth is lies. we live in ohio. this state is in chaos. it's so corrupted the medical industry, every lane of thing is corrupted in this state. people that live in the other 49 states don't know. we need them to get educated about this governor kasich. the republicans are covering for him. host: as you probably learned from politico he plans to announce july 21st at ohio state university, go to c-span.org by the way for more of our road to the white house coverage. that does it for today's "washington journal," thank you all for watching and calling in. we'll be back here tomorrow morning 57:00 a.m. eastern time. have a good day.

one is in virginia in the hamptons roads -- canton roads region. -- the hampton roads region.a lot of people who tended to think they did not have a hurricane problem, but it is an area where you have to evacuate. that is what is so critical to take the time now as we go into hurricane season to find out if you live in evacuation zone. not everyone realizes it's not just along the coast. often times will have flooding well lived -- well inland because of canals and flooding at the bays. water coming into an urban area can cause tremendous determined -- tremendous disruption in an area where people have lived their whole lives and never seen anything like it. host: to watch the full interview, go to www.c-span.org. that was last sunday's newsmakers program. your thoughts on these scenarios? guest: the ministry at her was absolutely correct. if superstorm sandy -- the administrator was absolutely correct. if superstorm sandy had been 200 miles to the south, it would have impacted maryland and delaware, etc.. we would have the same problems. nobody knew where it was going to land