think that we have all suffered. >> th i am very insulted i think it is a travesty of justice >> al clemens will be in court during sentencing next week and plans to share his feelings with the judge. >> ascleanup, in mentor this morning , water pipe burst inside the petco on mentor avenuer, all of the animals are okay the toys "r" us next door has some damage on a shared wall, petco took on most of the water water here is not a problem you have been tracking the tropical storm, soon-to-be hurricane, in the big bend area of florida. >> > has been upgraded this afternoon to hurricane status it is a hurricane will have them try later. jamar expecting more sunshine with fewer clouds inin comfortable you can open the windows. it may even be chilling. tomorrow morning mid '70s will keep the winds out of the north and east and it will be great for football with low to mid '70s with a temperature tomorrowid. we'll be tracking hurricane hermine the football forecast and the 8 -day outlook. it has been a driver's nightmare for yearsrs today a step closer to enter the home stretch ofos innerbelt cons

clemens. and then probatio for the rest? >> correct. >> a day of cleaning up in mentor after a massive watermai breakakup as water pipes burst inside the petco on mentor avenue.a the animals are okay, toys "r" us employees, sell tha water and called the fire department, they have some wate petco that took on most of the water damage.t it has been a driver's headache today we are step closer to answering homestretch of constructionth o the innerbelt bridge, maia bela is in tremont with more. this has been a long time coming, odot says that this fall the odot is not releasing a specific dat just yet about whenen all lanes will reopened, a change has bee happening on an offh the past several months, 90 eastbound between i-490 and 77 close at 8:00 p.m. the reopen just befor rush-hour tomorrow, odot says the project started with safety in mind. >> u-conn downtown across the on i-90 east is currently been two lanes for the past three years during constructiontw, people would be very excited when that opens this fall. >> > tthere w

week he took a plea-deal,,n guilty of inducing panic incensed 18 months probation this morning al clemens maced close and before sentencing.cl virtual held hostage in our unable to use our fron attacks that occurred at least three-five timesea each week and at times as late as 3:00 a.m. and on two occasions more than one attack her night >> says he also through produce and canned goods.. stow police department asking for help to find the driver on the dump truck involvedth in happened near steel corners roa on august 302:00 p.m.. they're asking for anyone come forward withhe affirmation is asked to call the stow police. it was another scorcher today that i should drop off dramatically as we will see cooler temperaturesw. another day in the '90s for the fall-like whether. >> we have had 27 so far this year in the '90s again tomorrow for number 28 period 90 degrees at hopkins, and 91 findlay and new philadelphia dewpoints make it that much more uncomfortable period a few tiny storm cells around but have been showing upp near mantua easton street borough appeared billy manziel columbiana cou

so i'm still a little bit upinternet that. >> reporter: clemens said first student never told her and called on the state to do more. >> the license should be suspended until it goes to the court case. >> reporter: fox 25 investigates obtained nearly 100 pages of documents for school bus driver licenses suspended or revoked since the 2014 school year. but the state blacked out bus drivers names, offenses nine criminal convictions but those bus drivers were allowed to keep driving while their cases were pending. fox 25 investigates went to get answers from energy and environmental affairs secretary matthew beaten who oversees school bus licenses. why didn't your agency suspend the license of a bus driver after he was charged with raping an autistic girl? >> i don't have any comment on that. i'm waiting to talk to my team further on the matter. >> do you think parents deserv has been charged with such a serious crime. >> i have no comment at the time. >> reporter: that answer doesn't sit well with parents. do you trust the state to license bus drivers for your kids? >> for years i rode

travesty of justice >> victim of the akins, 86-year-old al clemens said he told prosecutors hippos any it was an affront to our family and to the euclid police department and the city of cleveland i think that we all suffered. we asked him why his family was tarka but he would not answer questions. >> wmy family has suffered from having two years of being essentially made hostage in our home. >> > lyal clemens says he will court when jason kozan ascends next week, the last to share hi dump trump's immigration speech. >> amanda speech last last nigh in mexico last last night we looked the mexican president in the eye cannot bring it up that choked and i shows that diplomacy is not for amateurs he is an amateur. >> i don't think donald trump lasing amnesty, in amnesty, or a pathway to citizenship if you come here illegally, but we both have hearts. i know him personally, he is a great guy he does have hard, on the other hand he want to defend our country . >> president nieto, they say after the press conference that mexico will not pay for the after he said that then people wonder who's

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[applause] and, of course, samuel clemens, president roosevelt, president roosevelt, president eisenhowerand a president lincoln -- president lincoln. [applause] i would like to thank the community here. to the many other local organizations, we cannot do this without your support and partnership and we deeply appreciate that. thank you. [applause] we have gathered here today to mark the 100th anniversary of the establishment of abraham lincoln's birth place national historical park. it was president like if you let our nation to its most -- through the most small to us times, worked tirelessly to preserve the union and abolished slavery in the united states. it is only fitting that we honor withoutt lincoln who his wisdom and leadership throughout the times, the country we live in today might very well be very different. we will hear from distinguished guests, presidential limit historians who will speak of abraham lincoln, the sinking springs, the farm in which he was born and the significance of this memorial and the national park honoring president lincoln. each of the presidential li

take a look at this picture, taken in very clemens county. the very clemens river was all the way up to the back steps of the home. the area is not far from elizabeth city. and check out this picture from a dot camera. it shows how much water was substantial doubting on some roads near duck in deir county. at least three counties in the northeast corner of our state canceled school yesterday because of flooding. >>> gas is slowly flowing back to north carolina, and meanwhile, the attorney investigation is expanding. subpoenas were issued to two more gas stations yesterday, including one in raleigh, accused of charging $4.99 per gallon. since friday, the ag's office has issued sen subpoenas, received more than 1,300 complaints of price gouging. >>> days after returning to schools in our area, blue bell creameries is again recalling some of its ice cream due to new concerns over listeria. the company found chocolate chip cookie dough from a potentially contaminated. blue bell is recalling half gallon and pints of its chocolate chip cookie dough

chris clemens safety is gone, rob chris, and marquess bundy had a great game last night b you that wide receiver core just stacked and that is how it goes with cardinals. good problem to have that you have to let good guys go. >> some teams are happy to cut guys and get it over with. youwe have a talented group. there are a lot of calls back and forth. steve is pretty active right now talented as ours, you want to make it right down to the end. >> reporter: another player suspended in the first four games of the season. rob nuke vich violated the performance-enhancing substances now new england will be without m one more cardinals note, they made a trade getting marcus cooper. that other spot opposite of patrick peterson still a work in progress. we'll keep you posted as the cuts come in. more coming up at 6:00. ? >>> this is classic stuff. the football team at the university of western kentucky. they could not wait to get their season underway. a number of players tripped over the excitement and tripped over each other as they ran out of the tunnel and on to the field. despite that mes

clemens police say last officers were called to a report of an armed robbery. as they approached report matching the description two of them ran off and the third pulled what appeared to be a gun from his waistband. officer opened fire shooting 13- year-old tie retaining and king was taken to the hospital where he died. >>> san francisco is looking for solutions to the growing number of homeless people in the city. supervisor compost held a town hall last night. the area has seen a rapid increase in the number of people setting up test and the city crews are expected to move in and take down think ms but the department of homelessness says it will work to connect people with services and housing rather than moving them down the block or into another neighborhood. >>> the semper cisco municipal transportation agency will vote on making cell phone service available on the underground roots. local transit and political leaders announced a plan yesterday. if the board gives the approval officials will make agreements with carriers to expand the existing underground

woodstock fire says next and happen on route 118 -- the accident happened on route 118 roger clemens 30 the afternoon. the driver hurt his leg and went to the hospital. it took eight hours to clear the some granite state residents may hear low flying fighter jets today. the national guard and civil air patrol will be doing exercises in lebanon and franklin. you could see low-flying f-15's shadowing civilian planes. again, this is only a training exercise. with less than a week until the new hampshire primary, democratic and republican candidates for governor faced off in two different debates here at news 9 last night. the republican candidates agreed on a few topics, like supporting donald trump for president, and not supporting a state minimum wage. state senator jeanie forrester, executive sununu, manchester mayor ted gatsas, and state representative frank edelblut drew differences on the drug crisis. and mental health background checks to buy a gun. >> the problem we have with this arbitrary mental health list is it opens a whole world of confusion and privacy issues when it come

lot of scoreboard watching at at&t these days and the giants could not solve padres starter paul clemens whose name might as well be roger. five scoreless innings, angel pagan goes down. 2-0 padres, 6th inning when sanchez homered. two-run shot. giants shut out, 4-0 the final. dodgers beat the yankees which means their lead in the national league west is up four in san francisco. giants have a of had game lead for the top wildcard -- have a half game lead for the top wildcard spot. a's slugger khris davis having a great year, 36th home run, traveling an estimated 467 feet, the length longest in the big leagues this season. a's beat kansas city 16-3. go figure. that's it from,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we made it. monday is over. >> yeah. it was a good one, too. >> four more days to go. >> very memorable. >> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> raiders are first place. >> 1-0. >> 9ers are undefeated. >> super bowl. >> super bowl. you heard it first. our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. super bowl, did i really say this? >> could happen. ,,,,,,,, [ music ] ,,,,,,,, >> announcer: th

the 31-year-old pleaded guilty last week to egging al clemens, junior's home more than 100 times over a 15-month period. >> jeff: this is how you know it is muggy out there. 82 degrees right now in downtown cleveland. this is after a high of 94. it is a september heat wave and risk of storms in. there i'll let you know when the best opportunity of the storms will be. that's coming up. >> denise: plus, we're getting answers on things you can do to make sure your baby is safe when you go on a long car trip. the answers straight ahead. >> romona: next, cleveland has be tonight, it may come to a screeching halt. the not so nice list our city is on. that's after the break. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. powered by the calvetta i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs righ

victim of thele egging's, 86 year-old al clemens says he opposed any front door area , the euclid police department an the city i think that we all suffered.. do you have anything to say? >> idmhi insulted it is a trave of justice. >> he says he will be in court when there is sentencing next feelings, there is lots of damage to the home but in may a local contractor donated his services and made repairs for free. >> is he ever apologized or seemed remorseful? >> not at this point., but agai he has not been linked directly to the pagansno this was a plea bargain he did not have to make any admissions. >> cleaning up and drying out, water pipes burst inside. on mentor avenue city water out of the building. the toys "r" us next-door had someth water damage but the pet goat took on most of the water damage. stretch of construction the innerbelt bridgeri as maia bela reports tremont. >> odot says that this fall construction will be finished. but releasing a specific date about when you can drive over it might eastbound between i-490 and 77 close at 8:0 tomorrow. they will be pouring the road

. >> clemens submitted a proposal to manufacture attractors for farmers in cuba and they had a license from the u. s. and are awaiting the government in cuba to finish the evaluation of the proposal and this would make it the first u. s. manufactured manufacturing in cuba since the revolution. of attention from other countries. >>> -- >> in listening to the cuban people we have made a product that has international appeal we are currently talking to multiple countries about the tractor. >> the tractor is designed specifically for small farm production and cost about $10,000. >>> senior commendable columbia's revolutionary armed rebels says he should have enough support to ratify peace treaty with the government. ending more than 50 years of violence he made the statement during the conference this weekend as the rebels group attempted to transition to a political movement it much of the discussion this week and focused on political strategy instead of battlefield tactics. the group is also attempting to cover for the name. >>> premier we tomorrow gotham and lucifer are back here on fox

lot of scoreboard watching at at&t these days and the giants could not solve padres starter paul clemens whose name might as well be roger. five scoreless innings, angel pagan goes down. 2-0 padres, 6th inning when sanchez homered. two-run shot. giants shut out, 4-0 the final. dodgers beat the yankees which means their lead in the national league west is up four in san francisco. giants have a of had game lead for the top wildcard -- have a half game lead for the top wildcard spot. a's slugger khris davis having a great year, 36th home run, traveling an estimated 467 feet, the length longest in the big leagues this season. a's beat kansas city 16-3. go figure. that's it from levi's. the for the 9ers 1-0, 28-0. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ what if we made a paint that was so special that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. nope, even easier than that. more like taking a left on that street where you usually take a right that wasn't so hard. and if finding that paint made you and your walls beam with pride, is it still paint? benjamin moore. paint like n

. >> trey: whether you like him or not, roger clemens is the most accomplished pitcher ever to wear a red sox uniform. he struck out 20 batters in a game. he did it again 20 years later. 20 years after he tied the mark, the sox better. eduardo rodriguez looking to audition for the third starter. e-rod out there to start the six. strikes out brad miller to put an exclamation point on his outing. he struck out a career high 13 in five and one-third innings pitched including ten of the last 11 he faces. six in a row. gives up just one run on three hits. joe kelly on. kelly strikes out to send the game to extras. the red sox 21st strikeout of the game, a new big-league on to the tenth, now we have some madness. david ortiz rips a double to the gap. dustin pedroia on his horse. trying to score from first. really bad idea. he's got no shot to get, there but he leaps over miley, dancing around the box and touches the plate with the balance coming free. the red sox win their 11th straight 3-2 is your final. and with that the magic number to clinch the a.l. east is now down to two for boston.

to 18 months in prison, jason kozan took a deal and pled guilty to inducin panic the homeowner, al clemens filed 100 police reports , the attacks causing thousands of damaget. were virtually held hostage in our own home, unable to use our front entrance during and after dark hours attacks that times each week and at times as late as 3:00 a.m. and on a few occasions more that one attack per nightt. >> he says that he did not just threw eggs he also through producing canned goods a painting company fixed it for free, he says at various damage remains. ke out a d scanner replacing an ol pad that required them to enter a six digit code they say that this scanner is more secure and gets them through the lunch lin quickerer and is not record the fingerprints, it assigns a rfid to seven points on each scan of and more on the way. >> but for now, we've got sunshine along the lake>, this a look from the roofcam, send it to scott sabol for the latest forecastst. storm fox radar still have a fe localized showers when they came through parma near twinsburg these are moving pretty quick and other one c

in the missing, he will get 18 months probation and pay a $1,000 fine the victim, a 6-year-old al clemens, is calling the plea-deal a travest of justice. it says the project is moving along a scheduled the new bridge will be open this falldu odot is not given an exa date,od cross over they cuyahoga river interstates 90 and 71 when it does open. >> opthis bridge is won that ha only a few lanes in each direction to begin with once opened there will be five and east direction traffic will flo more efficiently and safely. they say that it will be transformed into a new access to open to the towpath trail. >> > browns lose another one to the bears at first energy stadium.t topper friday to your the browns embarrassed last night f in the preseason finale and browns stadium, first energ this by a 21-seven count the defense trying toto put up the pressure emmanuel ogbahh got the sack, then he locks onto the pass and it is grounded. special teamsnd get the job don, it hits him on the front and bl and that is e isaiah crowell well. the brown were on board leading by a seven-three count but the bear

police eventually charged cozad with felony vandalism jessica dill pleading guilty to inducing then al clemens maced aultman mike ozan in cour. >> we were virtually prisoners and a home with a tax break-fiv times per week at as late as 3:00 a.m. in the morning and on a few occasions 0 more than on attack each night t clemons says jason kozan also through produc .nd cans of food schools teamed up a metrohealth to create lincoln west timeea the first of its ki focusing on health and science related courses he will take th main core classes at the school and then spent part of the day learningng hands on at metro. invest in the future to invest in the children's future they're going to be the ones won't takeke clear the renaiss forward and also we want to be the same thing. >> they will hear lectures and also shadow employees at metrohealth. >> amish party busted they police released to the rest of a live look from the fox 8 roofcam on another 90 degrees day have hit 90h this year >> and not a good thing for students returning to school with no ac, is a too hot for school? h local charter school

albert clemens owned the home kozan egged. he and his two children spoke today in court. >> we had repeated nights of sleep interrupted anywhere from 1 to 3 times and late as 3 a.m. one night while waiting for the police to respond i was hit in the chest by an egg that was launched at us. >> chris: back in may neubert painting fixed up the house for free. >> denise: a major blow to hundreds of northeast ohio technical students. i.t. t. technical institute is closing all its locations cleveland 19 harry boomer is ruling forced the tech school to shutdown. harry. >> reporter: denise, the for-profit chain has locations in akron, strongsville, warningsville heights and youngstown in northeast ohio. last month the u.s. department of education banned i.t. t. from enrolling new students using federal financial aid. the school is the subject of state and federal investigations and was recruiting and accounting practices and allegations of misleading their programs and employment potential when they graduate. i.t. t. is a for-profit co

but only if president obama grants clemen is i to chelsea who is serving a 35-year prison sentence. she was convicted of handing out massive amounts of classified materials to wikileaks. assange has been holed up in london for the past four years. he claims that if he walked out, he would be eventually sent to the u.s. to face charges for publishing government secrets. the justice department is not aware of any deals involving assange or manning. >>> 6:51. a mattress store that had a tacky 9/11 ad could open as soon as today. remember this ad? >> we'll never forget. >> people were so angry after that ad aired that miracle mattress in san antonio had to close its doors. the store owner has apologized. he said he hired new staff. it's not clear if he fired his daughter who made the ad, his ever forgive them, but one 9/11 widow already has. lisa patterson's husband worked on the fifth floor and heard about the death threats. she picks up the phone and called charese. >> at the beginning of the call, she was crying so much, she was so distraught. >> they say she is an angel and they are

so without further ado, michael clemens. [applause] >> thank you for being here. two economy mists, one, american, and one british, are discussing the reasons, that they support a large government intern vention to restrict immigration. two big reasons. wages, and institutions. the american economists says it is obvious that competition must reduce wages, and his british counterpart agrees with you. nothing can be more, than the attempts to make out. but not just that, there's a second reason they support this intervention, and its institutions, maybe a bigger question of the effect of immigration on the culture and institutions, that under pin the entire economy. such an add mixture of people would be the degradation, without any improvement of the and his british man responds only a temporary good and a permanent harm is done to man kind. they are around al the time. i want to point out a few things, the first is, it is happening in 1869 between the biggest of the big shots, american is henry george, and, british was jon stewart mill. the second, and the policy

bruce and the boys and clarence clemens and those guys released their album. springsteen appears on the cover of "time" and "news week" by the end of october. for more rock trivia lon onto cleveland19.com sxin two tickets to dinner and a show at the hard rock rocksino. >> tia: look at the guns on the dude in the orange. >> brian: that's clarence clemons, the big man. >> tia: as you head out the door to start your day, here are some stories to know before you go. >> every time i think about trump i get allergic. >> the day after coming to our city it's not what democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton said but what she did that everyone is talking about. >> according to a recent study by wallet hub, cleveland ranks the country. >> today a judge will sentence the man that egged a euclid home more than 100 times. jason kozan pleaded guilty last week to inducing panic. >>> the six-game winning streak came to an end last night. astros had an early lead in the first inning and never looked back. wild water kingdom in aurora official i closed. the water park

. >> a check of this dot camera not too far from very clemens. it shows how much water was substantial doubting on duck. at least three counties in the northeast corner of the state canceled school yesterday because of the flooding. >>> tonight on fox 50, you can watch a conversation on race and policing. tv host steve harvey leads a town hall discussion on this recent protest, some of the violence, anger, and political movements. several guests will appear, including a white mother from molly, who adopted three black children. >> do you worry about the police? . >> yes, because i hang o people. when i'm out with them, they view me is, like, a bad guy. recently i was at the mall with some friends, and they were shoplifting. i wasn't. i had nothing to do with it. they first questioned me out of anybody else. why would you ask me when there's other people there, too? >> and i feel like, because i do dress differently they might think i'm like a guy at first. i think sometimes that can be a dudes. that's why i have to be careful. even if i feel like

. >> the artistic director mark clemens is directing this he has girls and the color purple. good to be working with him again? >> yes he is a wonderful director. it's a big collaboration with artists. >> what do you think people can take away interest this show? >> i think one of the big things in the show is hope. and you know despite what we see you know things can always be better and so, it's easy to label people certain things, but, you know sometimes the essence of a character is more we're more than what we do or own our occupation. don quixote has that ultimate vision of other people. >> i'm going to let you set up really quick you went to whitefish bay high school a shoutout to all of people you went to in high school. what musicals did you do in high school? >> my first musical was oklahoma and the second one was fiddler on the roof. >> that is awesome. >> yeah. [laughter] >> thank you so much for being here. great to welcome you back home. and have this performance we'll impossible dreams. but first here's the information so you can see man of la mancha at the rep

george clemens so of france, the man who said war was too important to be left to generals. david lloyd george of britain, arguably the craft is prime minister britain has ever had. we are not even saying anything about mr. orlando, the prime minister of italy. during this period, wilson began having serious problems. sometimes, when a person has a life-changing medical event, a heart attack or a stroke, his or her personality changes. wilson had always been a proud man, somewhat on the stubborn side. but as time went on, he became more and more rigid and unwilling to compromise. i can tell you that except in the republic of north korea, compromise is really still where it's at, in the realm of democratic participatory politics. wilson wanted the senate to approve the league of nations treaty as it had been written, word for word. that was never going to happen. i think if wilson had been a healthier man, he would have attempted to negotiate with the republicans in the senate, and they probably would have been able to achieve something. but instead, wilson was inflexible, an

here to lead the conversation please welcome back the atlantic's steve clemens. >> greetings, everybody. i'm back. and don't forget, you will get to ask the first question, so back here. karen green burg is the author of reeg justice, a book and we wanted to note for you in advance because she's very cool and very sort of underexposed here in d.c. and a great thing to have you here that you are going to be signing your books for those of you who want them after. let me start for a moment and ask. we are thinking 15 years. what has happened. and a lot of our discussion this morning has focused a little bit on the getting the bad guys. i am interested in what the state of our soul is as a -- you know, part of the equation was targeted killings, rendition, drones, a whole new infrastructure of dealing with detain knees in guantanamo and, karen, i want to ask you. in the waves of fear that drove a lot of decisions on how we deal with people we identified as enemies, whether they were or not, what is the state, what is the price we have paid as a society for that? >> it's big. the price we h

douglas clemens and charles waterbury. two firefighters died in the last year and we put their names on of the over the years, there were a few line of duty deaths we hadn't put on the memorial. >> families and friends gathered to remember their loved ones who they may have lost this year or in years past. >> this is an amazing memorial. i've had the opportunity to travel across the country and this memorial i commitment, its dedication and its connection to its community. >> and the days about honoring the commitment to firefighters in every community. >> our volunteers serve, some for absolutely no pay and as this memorial testifies, some pay the ultimate sacrifice. >> heidi packard lost her husband ten years ago at age 41. >> in 2006 he suffered a heart attack after a call. highlighted the importance of not only honoring the sacrifice of fallen firefighters, but also looking back at what happened. >> unfortunately, they do occur and, but we learn from each and every one of them how to prevent not only that, but we can p

. >> springsteen also discussions his new jersey roots, his relationship with the late clarence clemens and how he came to write this particular book. >>> you can see full interview on cbs sunday morning this sunday at 9:00 a.m. right here after "eyewitness news". >>> then springsteen does a nighttime appearance the late show with stephen colbert on his 67th birthday by the way, friday september 23rd at 11:35 right here on cbs-3. >>> surprising news from adele, she's saying good bye, to touring for a while. the powerful voice said when her tour end in november she's taking a ten year break to raise her three-year old son. but grammy winner is thinking about a multi million-dollar deal to sink in vegas, as a residency performer like celine dion did a few years ago. details are still, being worked out. >>> very interesting. i'm saying hello to this forecast, today, it is about as perfect as it gets, katie. >> yes, today is pure september perfection. this is kind of day you think of when you think ovulate summer, early fall, not too hot, not too cold, just pure perfection. >> there are a f

migration to avoid a heartbreak with europe's economy that could be damaging for both sides, so says clemenshe president of the economic institute. he spoke to bloomberg. >> i don't think it is necessary to cut off the british financial services industry. i think it would be very difficult and bad if europe point, if theyhis said restrictions on migration means no access to the internal market. i think we should start negotiations in that way. -- shouldn't start negotiations in that way. will says fargo's ceo that the banks failed customers and the wider public by reacting too slowly that staff created accounts without authorization. he will say he's deeply sorry, and will show how the bank will tackle misconduct. wells fargo's stock has tumbled as a result of the scandal, l. obama administration is preparing to release a policy framework to handle the arrival of self driving cars. the highly anticipated plan is said to include new ways for carmakers to share information on emerging technology, and to call on states to pass their own legislation. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over

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dubois who is still hanging around their, and frederick clemens and vivian henderson was an economist. they put together a coalition of some of the most effective and efficient and aggressive businesses because coca-cola's success was that they decided they were going to be able to serve every troop anywhere in the world coca-cola, i mean, that was patriotic but it was a damn good business decision. so coca-cola as a worldwide company, and mayor hartsfield, teaming up with atlanta university and the brainpower that was there, and all of these guys were probably the first black ph.d's from anywhere. and yet they were ph.d's of a benjamin mays, benjamin mays was a sharecropper. and benjamin mays picked cotton until he was 14. and he didn't get the university of chicago until later. but he always sent martin. he said martin luther king. he sent maynard jackson to work in the fields in the summertime, picking tobacco under a shade tree, three feet tall in 90-degree heat. because he understood that if you were going to leave working people, you have to understand work. so you probably one

host: mount clemens, michigan. thank you for waiting.enny is on the line here if you cannot hear, i will take notes. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call, i am a little nervous so please be patient. i am a veteran. i served from 1987 to 1993 in the army. i was going to be awarded clarence -- clearance above top secret, i did not get it. the point i am trying to bring out is that it seems curious to me, because i read the art of the deal when i was 17, 18, it seems curious that he wants to be our president, our commander-in-chief and he had the opportunity to join the military when there was a war if i am not mistaken. it seems odd to me that he is healthy enough now, i am the healthiest president that is ever been or whatever the pundits put out there. in the time he had the opportunity to defend this country, he was not physically able. that is the point i want to bring up. guest: do you want to -- do you want to respond? guest: i want to thank you for your service. even if you were nervous, thank you for calling in. secondly,

years ago i was a senior fellow at the center for global development and my former colleague, michael clemens who i believe will be speaking this afternoon. that openness to immigration is one of the most powerful ways to reduce poverty in the world. and also -- the lack of openness represents one of the greatest market failures in the global economy. that argument is part of the reason that i am here, part of the reason that my organization is interested in this issue as a grant maker before as an employee i was a consultant to them and i did an evidence review on exactly this question. i am pleased to present to you some of the leading producers of research in this area as one of the leading consumers of it. without further adieu, i would like to introduce. profes sore of economics and uc davis. in journals and books about the questions we'll hear about and received grants from the world bank and the national science foundation and so on. he also has an internet presence, so if you want to read more about him, you can. >> thank you for inviting me. this is a great conference. and i'm going

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the clemens for the building.d in doing so we need to center the office floor plates of the addition around that mass of the court. in provide usable expands around that space for the office tenants. so when looking at a compliant sort of zoning massing, we centered the-that option run this quarter and it's important to note that it doesn't fit well in terms of these is the building structure. that structure built in 1968 hazard limitations in terms the amount of load it can carry including the columns and foundations. so, it goes those restrictions drove us primarily to asking for this exception today. using the assets we have the existing building is beneficial to distribute download in additional weight because of the more horizontally across the site. in doing so, we also are able to reduce the overall height of the building by reducing it to stories from six stories in a combined massing to four stories in the proposed massing. thus, reducing the height of the building from 192 feet to 160 feet. so, while it'

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here to lead, washington editor-at-large steve clemens. >> hello, everybody.ow many watched commander in chief forum. you heard matt olsen, this is the matt olsen hillary clinton referred to. i want to make that clear. we were at dinner and his iphone started buzzing like crazy because he was mentioned without warning. congratulations. i don't know if it's good or not. >> can't be bad. >> your mother -- >> my mom is happy. >> i recently had a conversation with senior national official, related to syria, china, global problems. at the enof the conversation he said the issue we just are having to get our heads around, an it's so, so serious if you know what i know is cyber. he was talking about things beyond democracy being hacked. i'm interesting in, we're 15 years after 9/11. fifteen years ago we weren't carrying these smart phones, not nearly as densely connected as we are today. when one looks at the high-profile, whether information from health companies or target or various things we've been able to learn about sony and interactions vis-a-vis north korea,

please welcome back the atlantic steve clemens. >> greetings, everybody, i'm back. don't forget you'll get to ask the first question. karen greenberg the office of rogue, very cool and underexposed in d.c. a great thing to have you here. signing books, if she really wins you over, they will be there after. start for a moment, thinking 15 years and what has happened. a lot focused on getting the bad guys, security, dimensions. i'm interested in the state of our soul is. part of the equation, targeted killing, drones, infrastructure dealing with detainees in guantanamo. karen, i want to ask you in the waves of fear that drove a lot of decisions on how we deal with people we identified as enemies whether they were or not, what is the price we paid as a society for that? >> big. the price we paid is much more than we can imagine, i think. i can talk about this a little bit. there are things we now accept as a country we never would have accepted on september 10th, 2001, 15 years ago. >> like? >> the most obvious, the low hanging fruit, is, of course, torture, which is s

when roger clemens was tried for misleading congress because they forgot to administer the oath to himsame, five years per lie or per misleading statement. so it's an astronomical number of years in her case. stuart: yet we have the clinton team labeling trump up and down a flat-out liar. the moderators have to correct this. >> to me, that is a political argument. what concerns me is the type of lie we just witnessed which is in an official inquiry and under oath. as for this pseudonym, if it's a made-up pseudonym, let's say he makes up a name like betty windsor -- [laughter] stuart: oh, that's a cheap shot. that's the queen's name. >> john jones, he makes up a silly name, there's nothing wrong with that. but if he used ashley webster or elizabeth macdonald, he's committed a federal crime. i can't imagine he was pretending to be somebody else. it probably was a name unique to their communication relationship, his and secretary clinton's. but it shows the extent to which they went to facilitate her use of the private server, and you could even argue that the investigation was bigfooted,

pastor faith green clemens interrupted him saying this is not supposed to be a political event.ur and said he had an inkling that something was up, watch. >> everything she touched didn't work out. thank you. >> mr. trump, i invited you here to thank you us. not to give a political speech. >> okay. that's good. >> when she got up to introduce me, she was so nervous, she was shaking and i said, wow, this is sort of strange, and then she came up. so she had that in mind. there's no question about it. >> and it's interesting, pastor faith green timmins appeared to be itching for a fight because before trump's visit, she posted on facebook, today is our day, we have our chance to show donald trump that this nation is filled with intelligent, wise, black citizens of integrity, many of whom live in flint michigan, what he will see is how we're braving a manmade ka tras trough -- catastrophe. hillary clinton was back in february doing what? photo ops. we've been looking this morning to see if there's any video or facebook posts from the pastor complaining about that so far. we've not f

host: mount clemens, michigan. kenny is on the line here if you cannot hear, i will take notes.ler: thank you for taking my call, i am a little nervous so please be patient. i am a veteran, i served from 1987 to 1993 in the army. , was going to be in a warden above top secret, i did not get it. the point i am trying to bring out is that it seems curious to me, because i read the art of the deal when i was 17, 18, it seems curious that he wants to be our president, our commander-in-chief and he had the opportunity to join the military when there was a war if i am not mistaken. it seems odd to me that he is healthy enough now, i am the healthiest president that is ever been or whatever the pundits put out there. anytime he had the opportunity to defend this country, he was not physically able. host: thank you for calling. guest: do you want to -- do you want to respond? guest: i want to thank you for your service. even if you were nervous, thank you for calling in. those are facts that you are laying out. vietnamot serve in because he got -- because he was -- to have a be health p

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