if i live in inner city cleveland, i need to find a bus to take a grocery store. in rural communities, residents must drive for miles until they reach the nearest supermarket. it is unacceptable that americans, american and rural alike, lack access to healthy food alternatives. this committee is already proposing to threaten a vital resource to our nation's underserved by making drastic cuts. authorizing the healthy food financing initiative is one essential step in helping our nation's poor have access to quality and affordable food. i thank you for participating with me on this and i yield back. >> lady yields back. does the gentlelady from maine seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. chair, i move to strike the last word. >> the lady is recognized for five minutes. >> i will be brief but i appreciate the gentlewoman from ohio for submitting this amendment and agree with her wholeheartedly and want to associate myself with her remarks. again, this is a great piece of language that i wish could go into the bill. it's actually modeled after a similar program in penns

don king might never have emerged from inner city cleveland if not for one singular event, signing mohammedli and george foreman to a fight known as the rumble in the jungle. how many rounds? >> eight rounds. it changed the world. >> reporter: and king's life. he went on to promote a who's who of boxers. and to this day king says he spends millions fighting lawsuits from boxers allegeding he cheated them out of fight money. some settled out of court. are you saying that they are suing you because white people are putting them up to it? >> absolutely. they put them up to do it because some of these guys wouldn't know. >> reporter: king never pulls punches. the irs failed to get him on inti income tax evasion and says they can't believe he made it going straight. >> a black man can't think that way. >> reporter: much of what don king says is clearly outrageous. at the end of the day you are left wondering how much of it he really believes and how much is just the promoter promoting. >> this is don king. >> reporter: cnn fort lauderdale. >> that had to be a great phone call on the other end. >

cities. >> cleveland. >> pittsburgh. >> over 4,000 miles. >> kansas city. >> iowa. >> detroit. >> 22 days.porter: paying homage to no. 22, jackie robinson every step of the way. >> 66th anniversary. >> reporter: pretty cool to wear his number? >> yes. >> reporter: not your average cross-country tour, though. they're doing is the way robinson and other negro league players did back in the early 1900's on a 1946 vintage clipper bus, no ac. >> no air conditioning, no. >> reporter: wow. >> indeed. >> hot bus ride. >> sometimes we stick our head out the window to get a cool breeze. >> reporter: here's what it looks like inside. 1947 vintage, no renovations in 65 years. the upholstery is original, holes in everything, overhead racks. tell you, what it's hot in here, guys. can you tell? but hey, they're kids. lack of cool air can't trump meeting a washington nationals baseball player. >> you got to work hard. >> reporter: thus far they've been to the negro league museum in kansas city and after this visit to d.c. it's off to the cal ripken experience in aberdeen, maryland. hot? yes. awe, so heck,

city. chicago, cleveland, also pop-up showers across the south. thunderstorms in colorado, new mexico mountains and dakotas. >> a near record high of 100 in chicago. 101 in kansas city. upper 90s in atlanta and dallas and just shy of 80 in seattle. >> and when we come back this morning. a long wait to buy a new car. >> an apple in the spotlight today after a disappointing earnings report. >> plus we remember sherman helmsley. who broke new ground on "the jeffersons" and gave us a lot of laughs along the way. >>> welcome back. everybody. well, apple seems to be a victim of its own success. shares opening lower this morning, because the company's third quarter profits were good, just not good enough. just under $9 billion. how will they eat? analysts had expected something closer 10 billion. in fact, apple said sales are off because customers expect a new model sometime soon. >>> and checking stocks, beginning with tokyo's nikkei average. down 122. hang seng down 39 and footsie is lower. wall street, the dow 104, nasdaq index lost 37. >> looks like t

city. chicago, cleveland, also pop-up showers across the south. thunderstorms in colorado, new mexico mountains and dakotas. >> a near record high of 100 in chicago. 101 in kansas city. upper 90s in atlanta and dallas and just shy of 80 in seattle. >> and when we come back this morning. a long wait to buy a new car. >> an apple in the spotlight today after a disappointing earnings report. >> plus we remember sherman helmsley. who broke new ground on "the jeffersons" and gave us a lot of laughs along the way. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just 14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway t

chunk of the country could not have hit at a worse time for two construction workers in the city of clevelandof the men were working on a building self enstories up when high winds blew in, swaying their scaffolding. they had to break a window to save themselves. they suffered cuts and bruises but no serious injuries. >>> time for the brave and courageous. >>> now for a look at road conditions. storms in the ohio valley. d.c. and atlanta. it will be wet in the northeast and along the gulf coast. expect a slick ride in parts of the rockies. >>> if you're flying today. airport lays expected in washington, d.c., charlotte and hotlanta. >>> this week begins with the ncaa leveling severe penalties against penn state for the child sex abuse coverup. now the week is ending with word of a new lawsuit against the school. >> that's right a man who said he's victim number two from the jerry sandusky trial now plans to sue the university. on top of that. voice mails left by the convicted coach are being made public. >> reporter: civil attorneys say the voice mails, jerry sandusky was trying to assert con

>> well, this tragedy we see, in a city like cleveland, every day. people who do not have health insurance, and there are now 50 million americans that do not have health insurance, those people are suffering a terrible toll. the healthcare reform efforts are an attempt to begin to narrow that gap, so most physicians that i know want to see no patient ever have to suffer from disease simply because they are poor or uninsured. one way or another we are going to have to solve this problem and my hope is that at least in the very near future we will solve the problem, and i've been a supporter of healthcare reform, because i think it is pointing us in the right direction. >> meanwhile, i think we can help in part by educating people. things like blood pressure checks are not expensive, and there are some foods and some diet plans that are both good for you and relatively inexpensive. of course, to get out and wk for five minutes at a time, a few times per day, that is not going to cost money. so as we are waiting for the politicians to figure out the la

can the city attorney speak to what, if any jurisdiction, this commission has quick city attorney susan cleveland knowles. the city does not have any just -- any jurisdiction over the ccnr's. that is between the church and the neighbor association. you can continue this item and wait for a determination between those parties. if it was found to not be a legal use, the authorization would exist, but it would not be useful. you cannot weigh in on whether that is illegal use are not. that is a private matter between the parties. commissioner borden: for that purpose, it does not make as much sense for us to continue this case out, but i think we could discuss whether or not there are appropriate conditions about requiring the white zone and not by telling, or requiring a crossing guard. some of the issues that people address -- it is obviously a little bit different with a preschool, because those kids are not generating trash and roaming the neighborhood. their parents are may be getting out of the card temporarily to bring them to the car, or they are being brought directly to the car. presumably,

great lakes in the 90s kansas city, chicago, cleveland and new york city expecting a high temperature of 94. when you factor in the community it feels even hotter heather. i want to point out it is supposed to be hot but take a look at some of these average temperatures we are going to be well above that in the coming days. >>> three quarters of the country is all red. very, very hot. we will talk with you later this morning. >>> it is 11 minutes after the hour. talking about the irony as the u.s. out sources olympic uniforms to china will russia consider made in america for its uniform. >>> so much for this gender equality. we will tell you which sex is taking the lion's share of the new jobs out there. >> overnight police rays a suspect involved in a disappearance of two mississippi sisters after cops allege there were two bodies found in a field. they are not sure if it is the body of two sisters reported missing on friday. the obama administration refusing to scan shipping containers at the foreign port because it's too expensive. cargo will be shipped to the u.s. without being ch

[applause] what's happening in toledo can happen in cities like cleveland, can happen in pittsburgh. it can happen in other industries. and that's why i'm running for a second term as president, because i'm going to make sure that it does. i want it happening all across this country. [applause] >> four more years! four more years! >> just like ina said, i want goods shipped around the world, stamped with "made in america." [applause] unlike my opponent, i want to stop giving tax breaks to companies that are shipping jobs overseas, start rewarding companies that are investing right here in toledo, right here in ohio, right here in maumee. that's what i'm looking for. [applause] >> we are, too! >> governor romney's experience has been in owning companies that were called "pioneers" of outsourcing. that's not my phrase -- "pioneers" of outsourcing. my experience has been in saving the american auto industry. and as long as i'm president, that's what i'm going to be doing -- waking up every single day thinking about how we can create more jobs for your families and more security for your

alisyn: this is the money spent on ads in swing states, here are the top three cities. clevelandd tam parks and you see the millions of dollars spent already there. this out paces anything we've seen prior to this. even 2008 the negative ad pending. >> right now you have money being spent by superpacs, especially crossroads and crossroads gp s-rbgts, they are spending money early on. the obama campaign is spending money early opening. romney coming in the tphaul and more obama money coming in the fall. they very intense fundraising to try and catch up with the romney campaign. you talk about fourth of july fireworks that will be money fireworks all to the negative ads. can you bring down the other guy? that's what this is about. alisyn: yet there is also some evidence that americans don't care that much about mitt romney's time at bain. much of that has been the negative ad attack from president obama's re-election campaign. do you think it's resonating with people? do they care about when mitt romney left bain and what happened with bain's record after that ph. that? >> no, the

the president won the cities like cleveland and toledo and ultimately two state by 4 percentage pointsercentage points. farm la is clear. win the cities, win the state just as he did four years ago. one thing about the toledo media market though, it is one of those few states in columbus, both of them were bush '04 media markets and were obama '08. clearly swing media markets. >>> moving to pennsylvania where the president hads tomorrow. right now they had this race a little tighter than ohio which is somewhat surprising. 45-39. the president in the lead there. just one stop for the president on friday. it's in pittsburgh. no surprise there. just as it was in ohio. the cities where the key to the president's pennsylvania victory 2008. a state he won by 11 points. allentown and philadelphia, the president won some counties by 20 percentage points or more. more than enough to offset losses in the rural counties. he won pittsburgh's allegheny county, 57-42. despite losing every single county around it, see pittsburgh there, an island of blue. but what is surprising about this bus tour is

what's happening in toledo can happen in cities like cleveland, it can happen in pittsburgh, it can happener industries, and that's why i'm running for a second term as president, because i'm going to make sure that it does. i want it happening all across this country. >> four more years! [ chanting ] >> just like ina said, i want goods shipped around the world stamped with "made in america." unlike my opponent, i want to stop giving tax breaks to companies that are shipping jobs overseas, start rewarding companies that are investing right here in toledo, right here in ohio, right here in maumee. that's what i'mç looking for. you know, governor romney's experience has been in owning companies that were called pioneers of outsourcing. that's not my phrase. "pioneers of outsourcing." my experience has been in saving the american auto industry. and as long as i'm president, that's what i'm going to be doing, waking up every single day thinking about how we can create more jobs for your families and more security for your communities. that's why my administration brought trade cases against c

you can see where the heat is. 98 degrees in kansas city . 95 in cleave - cleveland it is hot and humidhis is what it like. 110 in clef lend and 106 in louisville. we are not even in the noon time. it is warm temperatures already . because of that heat advisory in the great lakes and ohio river valley and stretching out in parts of the middle atlantic states . we are talking about temps and around 110 today . one of those days to stay in. there are changes in store. it i

city. chicago, 95. cleveland, 83. just west of there, that temperatures soar into the '90s. -- 90's. some of that 5:45 a.m. and during the afternoon and evening, a couple of thunderstorms in the area. on the day tomorrow, light winds and scattered storms across the area. temperatures close to 80 degrees. in the mountains, on a few isolated thunderstorms by thursday. at the coast, on the beach, 89. a beautiful 4th of july. probably will hit 90 on thursday. mostly sunny and 87 on friday. around baltimore, upper 90's to near 100 wednesday and thursday. only cooling off slightly friday/saturday. then a friend comes through saturday night and temperatures slide back into the 80's for the beginning of next week. >> andy griffith was best known for the andy griffith show anti- crime mystery series matlock. -- and the crime that mystery series matlock. >> and president obama and mitt romney are gearing up for a presidential showdown. details showing how much cash they have shelled out so far. [ cat meows ] [ woman ] ♪ i just want to be okay ♪ be okay, be okay ♪ i just want to be okay today -

what is happening in the legal can happen in cities like cleveland, -- toledo, can happen in cities likend, pittsburgh, and that is why i am running, because i want to make sure it does. >> four more years. four more years. four more years. >> just like ida said, i want goods shipped around the world stamped with "made in america." [applause] >> i want to stop giving awards to companies shipping jobs overseas. i want to reward companies that keep jobs right here in ohio, right here in maumee. governor romney politico experience has been in owning -- governor romney's experience has been devoting companies that were called pioneers of outsourcing. those are not my words. my experience has been saying the auto industry. as long as i am president, that is what i'm going to do every single day, thinking about creating jobs for your family and more security for your communities. [applause] >> that is why my administration brought trade cases against china at a faster pace than the previous said administration, and we won those cases. this morning, my administration took new action to hold chi

austin, texas but i'm up here with my church on a mission trip serving the church in the inner city clevelandhapel, pastor joe juworski and his family. we're having a wonderful time up here ministering to them. it's an interesting comparison between kind of what the big government solutions are which i see this obamacare as being one of those big government solutions impacting and looking at the impact of existing entitlements to poor communities. honestly, you have to look at how these kind of entitlements impact individuals' dignity so there's a whole ramification and i think a shift in our country to look at the comparison between empowering individuals to be personally responsible and have dignity with their work and actually providing more entitlements to keep them on the public dole. so we're enjoying our time up here in cleveland to support the work of the village chapel and what they're doing in the city. >> thank you for your efforts and thank you for your articulation on this issue. we wish you well with your business and going forward with obamacare. >> i enjoyed it. thank you. >>

what is happening in toledo can happen in cities like cleveland. it happened in pittsburgh. it can happen in other industries. that is why i am running for a second term. i'll make sure that it does. i wanted to happen all across this country. -- it to happen all across this country. [chanting "fourmore years!" ] i want goods shipped across the world with the stamp " made in america." unlike my opponent, i want to stop tax breaks to companies shipping jobs overseas. several companies are investing right here in toledo, right here in ohio, that is what i am looking for. governor romney's experience has been in owning companies that were called pioneers of outsourcing. that is not my phrase. pioneers of outsourcing. my experience has been in saving the american auto industry. as long as i am president, that is what i will do. wake up every single day, think about how we can create more jobs for families, more security for your communities. [applause] that is why my administration brought cases against china faster than the previous administration. we won those cases. this morn

washington, d.c., chicago, baltimore, philadelphia, the oakland/san francisco bay area, new york city, cleveland and riverside- salmon and tuna-ontario, california. these are areas that were heavily impacted -- riverside- san bernardino-ontario, california. these are areas that were heavily impacted. wells fargo has agreed to conduct an internal compliance review of a subset of its retail subprime loans during 2004-2008 to identify any prime qualified african-american or latino retail customer who was improperly placed in a subprime loan. wells fargo will compensate these borrowers in an amount similar to the amounts paid to borrowers who received improperly subprime loans from the wholesale division. all amounts paid to retail customers will be in addition to the $125 million in relief for the wholesale customer. while the federal government must be a credible deterrent to those who would choose to violate our fair lending laws, the best policing is often the policing that comes from within. that work is vital to ensuring fair and equal treatment for borrowers and the success of thoughtful and

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what is happening in the legal can happen in cities like cleveland -- toledo, can happen in cities likeleveland, pittsburgh, and that is why i am running, because i want to make sure it does. >> four more years. four more years. four more years. >> just like ida said, i want goods shipped around the world stamped with "made in america." [applause] >> i want to stop giving awards to companies shipping jobs overseas. i want to reward companies that keep jobs right here in ohio, right here in maumee. governor romney politico experience has been in owning -- governor romney's experience has been devoting companies that were called pioneers of outsourcing. those are not my words. my experience has been saying the auto industry. as long as i am president, that is what i'm going to do every single day, thinking about creating jobs for your family and more security for your communities. that is why my administration brought trade cases against china, and we won those cases. this morning my administration took a new action to hold tschida accountable for unfair trade practices that harm american

washington, d.c., chicago, baltimore, philadelphia, the oakland-san francisco bay area, new york city, clevelandriverside, san bernard mediacom and riverside california. ere e are areas that work impacted by these practices. in addition, wells fargo has agreed to conduct a review of a subset of its loans during the period of 2004 to 2008 to identify any prime qualified african-american or latino retail customer who was improperly placed in a subprime loans. wells fargo will compensate them in an amount similar to the amounts paid to them who received improperly, subprime loans, from the wholesale division. all amounts paid to retail customers will be in addition to the $125 million in relief for the wholesale customers. while the government must be a credible deterrent to those who would choose to violate our laws, the best policing is that that comes from within. the success of thoughtful and copper has of compliance work is reflected in the fact the vast majority of lenders across the united states are not violating the law. that is why i believe wells fargo should be commended for implementin

you can see where the heat is. 98 degrees in kansas city . 95 in cleave - cleveland it is hot and humid . this is what it like. 110 in clef lend and 106 in louisville. we are not even in the noon time. it is warm temperatures already . because of that heat advisory in the great lakes and ohio river valley and stretching out in parts of the middle atlantic states . we are talking about temps and around 110 today . one of those days to stay in. there are changes in store. it is going to drop our teches. as it does happen. it will swipe down here through today and bring a wind and hail threat with the thunderstorms. today areas around hartford, connecticut and part of ohio . by tomorrow dives to the south and in toward washington d.c. and to lose luz and paducah and severe weather. we are not talking about tornados, but big wind. we can see the damage that can happen. the good news is, behind the front our temps drop. we'll get more relief. you notice the reds calm down here and the temps drop down in the 80s for everybody in the east it is going to feel nice. we will have to get through t

there is a pretty dramatic temperature rise as this front goes by. '88 to cleveland, 98 chicago, 105 in kansas city. the heat comes in on the west to southwest breeze and maybe hot enough to trigger thunderstorms. the next front approaching, a cool front. it will be hot on friday. a thunderstorm may pop up. we start clear and pick up a few clouds. not too bad temperature wise. a light southwest breeze at 5 miles per hour. haitians -- hazy sunshine kicks in. 101 is possible. southwest wind at 10 to 20 miles per hour. on the bay, the wind will be increasing behind the warm front. of small craft advisory is out. 3 foot waves casting up to 20 knots. a beautiful day today. tomorrow a little warmer and friday store rear with a 50% chance of strong to severe thunderstorms in the mountains on friday. eastern shore has the heat and humidity, getting close to 100 degrees. storms arrive on friday. at ocean city, temperatures in the 90's. thunderstorms possible at the beach on friday. temperatures close to record levels. by noon we are at 90 degrees. after 90's to near 100 carrying through friday with thunders

washington, d.c., chicago, baltimore, philadelphia, the oakland/san francisco bay area, new york city, clevelandiverside- salmon and tuna-ontario, california. these are areas that were heavily impacted -- riverside- san bernardino-ontario, california. these are areas that were heavily impacted. wells fargo has agreed to conduct an internal compliance review of a subset of its retail subprime loans during 2004-2008 to identify any prime qualified african-american or latino retail customer who was improperly placed in a subprime loan. wells fargo will compensate these borrowers in an amount similar to the amounts paid to borrowers who received improperly subprime loans from the wholesale division. all amounts paid to retail customers will be in addition to the $125 million in relief for the wholesale customer. while the federal government must be a credible deterrent to those who would choose to violate our fair lending laws, the best policing is often the policing that comes from within. that work is vital to ensuring fair and equal treatment for borrowers and the success of thoughtful and compre

right now only in the 60s from minneapolis down to chicago, cleveland 73 in new york city. as we head out the door it will be a beautiful morning for you out across the region with a lot of sunshine coming up later on. otherwise across the west we have a lot of hot temperatures. it is still hot even though it is early in the morning right now in phoenix. 93 degrees is the current temperature. you will be heating up out there to 109 as we head into the afternoon. widespread 90s northward in montana and across the state of ut utah. otherwise again beautiful day for the great lakes and the northeast. some high temperatures on twon' make it out across the 70s. 70s will be the high temperature in new york city. we are talking about extremely dangerous levels of heat. 125 could be our high temperature this afternoon in death valley. the number of excessive heat warnings in place. otherwise heather and ainsley we are talking about showers and storms from the carolinas on west ward and texas. we do need the moisture. >> cool things down in that area. thanks so much maria. 40 minute

you can see the warm front, 72 in baltimore, 82 in cleveland, 91 right now in chicago, 96 in kansas city. this heat in the middle of the country will be pushed into the middle of land tomorrow and temperatures may threaten the records tomorrow. 100 in cincinnati, 100 in louisville. almost 100 degrees in chicago. that is where the air is coming from court tomorrow. 65-75 for the overnight low. the southwest breeze increases tomorrow and will get our temperatures tour around 100. the record is 101 set in 1940. there will be a hot breeze to stir the atmosphere at 10-20 miles an hour. a small craft advisory, waves up to 3 feet on the bay. in western maryland tomorrow, a chance of a thunderstorm at 86 and a better chance of possibly severe storms in the mounds on friday. hot and human on the eastern shore. -- hot and humid. tomorrow will be a hazy, hot day before the thunderstorms arrived. near 100 tomorrow, story on friday. a shower may linger south of baltimore saturday. sunday looks decent right now, partly cloudy and 87. >> jimmy phelan gives us a sneak peek of what he has in store for la

cleveland. violence plagues the biggest cities, but it also plagues the smallest towns. claims the lives of americans of different ages and different races, and it's tied together by the fact that these young people had dreams and had futures that were cut tragically short. and when there's an extraordinarily heartbreaking tragedy, like the one we saw, there's always an outcry, immediately after, for action. and there's talk of new reforms and there's talk of new legislation, and too often those efforts are defeated by politics and by lobbying and eventually by the pool of our collective attention elsewhere. but when i said in the wake of tucson was, we were going to stay on this, persistently. so we've been able to take some actions on our own, recognizing that it's not always easy to get things through congress these days. the background checks conducted on those looking to purchase firearms are now more thorough and more complete. instead of just throwing more money at the problem of violence, the federal government is now in the trenches with communities and schools

city. >> the only exception of that, chilling on lebron might be cleveland. okay?t screwed nonstop. i mean look how many great players have left your town to go on and win elsewhere. manny ramirez, cliff lee, cc sabathia. your entire nfl franchise. and they went to baltimore because they thought it was nicer. baltimore. baltimore where they filmed "the wire." >> lebron's miami heat also won team of the year, beating out the new york giants and university of alabama football team among others. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," mitt romney tells the naacp that he can do more for african-americans than the african-american president can. we'll discuss that assertion and the obama team's response, with our morning joe crew. >>> and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch a united states congressman call in the props department in his argument supporting health care reform. "way too early" is back in a moment. [ female announcer ] the power of green coffee extract is now in our new starbucks refreshers™ -- a breakthroug