cleveland was about to go home.alive as ever. >> dana: they keep going and thrilling a lot of fans. that's great as well. >> bill: thanks for that assist. >> dana: the other home runs were last night at this dinner. >> i'm sorry, why is vice president harris not here? >> this is a room full of catholics and jews in new york city. she did find time to appear on "the view", howard stern, cobert and the call her dad' podcast. >> dana: president trump was the headline speaker taking aim at vice president harris skipped the high profile event and became the first presidential candidate to avoid the light hearted gathering since 1984. rich lowry is here. i love these types of events and i love watching in a democracy where you can have humor and poke fun at each other and it helps to ease the tension. play one more sound bite from president trump. call for one and get you to react. >> this evening amazing pleasure and these days it's really a pleasure anywhere in new york without a subpoena for my appearance. [laughter] u

game four tonight, 8:00 eastern in cleveland. still lead 2-1, and now let's bring in the host, pablo torre. he's been talking a lot. >> i'm not familiar with what you're talking about. >> now we have you right where we want you. pablo. >> it felt like a trap when you booked me today. it did feel like a trap. >> i insisted upon it that you be here, and you and i sit across the table from each other. some doubts seeping in. both teams, terrific closures. got lit up last night, you know, yankees are turning to a pitcher that hasn't thrown in weeks to start. the door is now open. >> i want to depersonalize this for a second for a therapeutic reason, for self-protection, and's objectivity. this until last night was not good. just a viewership experience, not a lot of home runs or a lot of runs, and it just felt like the dead ball era was back for this -- for this series. >> yeah. >> this game, okay? objectively it felt special. it was a thriller. dave fry, two strikes, two outs. a walkoff home run. the yankees making it so that there

david fry lights up the cleveland night! >> what a game last night.y with a walk off home-run in the bottom of the tenth ending a wild evening in cleveland. the yankees who have been trailing all game had a huge eighth inning to take the lead starting with this two run line driver by aaron judge. just got out, hits the top of the wall and bounces over. that tied the game to 3. stanton also went deep right here, deep out to center field. both of these homers coming off the guardians closer. he'd been unhittable all year, has been bad in his playoffs. that's a worry. yankees add another run top of the ninth, up 58-3. surely going to win. but with the guardians down to their final out, the last batter available on cleveland's bench delivers a towering two-run shot that ties the game at five, sending it to extra innings. his last name noel, the name big christmas. game four tonight 8:00 eastern in cleveland. yankees lead the series 4 games to one. meanwhile, the los angeles dodgers are one win away from the world series after another dominant game last ni

he's fallen in game two against cleveland. he was seeing yelling at the visit, at the crowd. there in cleveland to shut the, you know what up his mom scolded him on social media, but he he says mom has no room to talk, listen just saying that my mom went to twitter to say that because you should you should hear my mom when she growing up so i think that's i think that's interesting. >> yeah, that she she wants to make that comment, but i've seen her get ejak that have plenty of high school basketball so i guess it might run in the family a little bit there is cursing genetic victor, either the first pitcher in cleveland at one eastern on tbs and streaming on max. >> now, week seven of college football started with a bang, a huge upset number 16, utah taken down on the road at unranked arizona state is sun devils were scruton and scott and i think we have the video somewhere, but if not, i'll just we've talk cam scatter boo is this running backs name, is there a better name for a running back then cam scattergun, watch them here. i mean, he is scratching clawing, crawling his

christmas came a few months earlier in cleveland, guardians pulled off one of the most dramatic comeback facts in baseball history, putting them right back in the series with the new york yankees, andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. andy. good morning. good morning. kasie. i mean, this was the game of the year they're the guardians. >> they were down to their final out. >> a loss meant they were going to be down three out of the yankees and the series would be all but over, but they were rescued hi big christmas. we pick this game up in the eighth, aiding it was yankees down 31 aaron judge at the plate crushes this one off cleveland stark closer emmanuel cloth safer? to run home run to tie it. very next batter was john carlos de and then he blast this one is center for back-to-back home runs to take the lead, the yankees dug out just going crazy at this point, new york then had a 5-3 lead with two outs in the ninth. the guardian send up rookie john kinsey, noel to pinch hit. and here's how it sounds. how did on the cleveland spanish broadcast left all the best nicknames ever

ahead of tonight's honors, a new exhibit at the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland showcases the honorees stage outfit, some personal items. joining us now is shelby morrison. she's the vp of curatorial operations at the rock and roll hall of fame. good morning to you it is great to see these people go in because i'm a fan of some of them but the idea that dionne warwick is in the same class as a tribe called quest. she's been eligible for decades share peter frampton none of these are on their first year of eligibility. why the delay for some of these obvious inductees >> good morning unpredictable. and there's so many artists that are deserving. it just takes a little bit for us to catch up and get everyone and but you're right to see dionne warwick in this whole class get in. it's really special and there's not a fan favorites this year from share and dave matthews band foreigner tribe called quest. it's going to be an amazing, an amazing event. >> yeah, there are a lot of surprises typically, i mean the grammys brand themselves as the biggest night in music, but the rock and

look, i was in ohio yesterday in cleveland, in cincinnati talking about this. folks in ohio note donald trump's policies lead to 180,000 manufacturing jobs leaving pre-they understand what he left office then more people

there was a dramatic comeback for the cleveland guardians as they beat the new york yankees in game 3ue championship series. trailing the yankees with two outs in the ninth and staring at a 3—0 series deficit, jhonkensy noel�*s two—run home run took the game into extra innings, where david fry hit a two—run walk—off home run to keep the guardians in touch headig into game 4, also in cleveland on friday. the los angeles dodgers are one game away from the world series — they had another one—sided victory over the new york mets in game 4 of the national league championship series. shohei 0htani's early home run setting them on the way to a 10—2 win and 3—1 series lead. that's all the sport for now. you can get more on the website. thanks for watching, goodbye. niall horan has released a statement about the death of his former 0ne direction band—mate liam payne, who died on wednesday. in a post on instagram, niall said he is "absolutely devastated" at the passing of his "amazing friend, liam". he goes on to say that "liam had an energy for life and a passion for work that was infectious.

there was a dramatic comeback for the cleveland guardians as they beat the new york yankees in game 3n league championship series . trailing the yankees with two outs in the ninth and staring at a 3—0 series deficit... jhonkensy noel�*s two—run home run took the game into extra innings, where david fry hit a two—run walk off home run to keep the guardians in touch headig into game 4, also in cleveland on friday. while the los angeles dodgers are one game away from the world series — they had another one—sided victory over the new york mets in game 4 of the national league championship series — shohei 0htani's early home run and 3—1 series lead. head to ask website for more. on friday... and that's all the sport for now. let's get more on our top story. hamas has given its first official confirmation of the killing of its leader, yahya sinwar, by israel. it says hostages will only be freed if israel withdraws from the gaza strip. the white house, has in the last hour, acknowledged that they are not back at the negotiating table 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet said th

to meet the cleveland guardians last night. in five tonight.ight another day after beating the dodgers at citi field last night. game six of that series is tomorrow night and los angeles. also tomorrow in brooklyn is the wnba finals the liberty face that minnesota links and a winner take all game five. it's exciting here. arthel: the yankees and the guardians won't be the only ones rocking out in cleveland tonight. the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is inducting a new round of artists including pop icons share an r&b legend mary j. blige bosh. rock stars ozzy osbourne and peter frampton will also be honored along with music groups a foreigner, cool in the gag and tribe called quest and the dave matthews band the late singer jimmy buffett will be posthumously indicted. eric: that will certainly seek a special night tonight. tomorrow at noon and we have quite a lineup of guests will be covering the election and of course a lot about benjamin netanyahu what israel could do to ironic. ♪ you. >> all right, it is friday, hello, inch, i'm sandra smith alo

jarred hill in cleveland, ohio. thanks. >>> with election day drawing near, election officials are working to debunk false claims calling into question the integrity of the process and the results. that comes as former president trump and the republican national committee are suing some democratic officials alleging problems with the process. cbs' skyler henry looks at how election officials are trying to combat misinformation and show voters the upcoming election is legitimate. >> reporter: as we inch closer to election day, officials and lawmakers are working to ensure the integrity of the voting process. >> more confidence leads to greater participation, a good thing for our country. >> reporter: in dozens of pevious cases, courts have found no evidence of widespread voter fraud. that includes claims about improper registration, noncitizens' participation, and the voting systems themselves. how is this process i guess safe for a lack of a better word? >> every election, jurisdiction, every county in the country h

but don't sleep on cleveland. they do have very strong starting pitching.ve a lights out bullpen. they are one of the most underrated guys in jose ramirez. if they come up short, it's going to be because they are short offensively. >> david: that's when the series gets dangerous, when you have all the pressure to win and you are facing a team with good pitching. the yankees cannot get caught sleeping against the indians. if they can't get to 6 out of 7, the indians, they can be facing serious trouble with the bullpen. they better come and attack early. >> kevin: the guardians have the best bullpen in the league and the best closer the league. there you go. that being said, predictions for the series which starts a little later. >> derek: i have yankees insects. i agree with everything you say about the bullpen but i think they take the lead early on. in some of these games. new york yankees insects. >> david: i've got to go with the guardians in six games. yankees haven't hit like -- when i see the yankees going off, that i go that way. meanwhile, guardians

juego divisional del amÉrica la cleveland guardianes contra siete contra los tigres de detroit con lalunes en cleveland. en la ronda de los 64 mejores del master 1000 de shangai el espaÑol alcaraz derrotÓ al chino en seis corridos y por doble 62 en una doble 16 y seis horas se perdiÓ. en la 101 con el local que dejÓ en el camino al chileno nicolÁs hart. Éstas de informaciÓn mÁs importante hasta el momento. para mÁs que deseen los espacios de tudn. >> pilotos voluntarios ayudan a las vÍctimas del mortal huracÁn en georgia. imÁgenes en breve. >> ahÍ fue que se llevan a roberto. >> algunas madres ya lentes no han tenido otra opciÓn que buscar a los capos de los carteles en territorios prohibidos. >> yo me acordÉ que le cortaba el cabello a uno de los del cartel. >> ellas entienden claramente los riesgos y estÁn dispuestas a enfrentarlos. >> y no le daba miedo? >> que miedo me podÍa dar, ya no sentÍa nada, sÓlo dolor. >> mientras con discreciÓn hay quienes quieren intervenir. >> mis autoridades religiosas no lo aprueban, no es algo que les agrade. sin embargo una cosa es lo correcto harri

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. >> i live in cleveland heights, a suburb of cleveland, ohio.a lot of family that lives in israel and i also have palestinian friends. all that is happening now affects us because we are so concerned about those people that we know but also just about the way middle east problems ar affecting the world. >> i live in los angeles. i found this year we were more thoughtful than celebratory. >> you will see a giant poster with everyingle picture of the hostages that needs to come home. in our prayers come up we make sure we are praying for t hostages, praying for peace because these people are in our hearts. they are our extended family. >> i keep going back to the pain and struggle of ordinary people living in israel or gaza. >> the war this past year has been extraordinarily complicated and messy. reasonable people have different perspectives on that. it is hard to hold those perspectives in a time of trauma. >> i hear a lot of antisemitism coming from communities around me. it hurts. it hurts really badly, especially during the holidays. i grieve

temperatures back to more typical ranges by friday and saturday in cleveland and new york. we'll re s for indianapolis. rain in the forecast for cleveland with high of 55 degrees. mid-60s in new york city today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> thanks so much, angie. >>> wall street aiming to build on a record day for markets this morning. the dow climbed 200 points, finishing above 43,000 for the first time. the s&p 500 also closed at a record high, fueled by a rally for nvidia shares. "early today" is back in a minute with a race to get sorovoters to the polls. >>> and an on-stage scare for >>> and an on-stage scare for olivia rodrigo six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. can a body wash transform your chest, arms, legs? it's olay body wash with skin care ingredients and 10x more vitamin b3 complex. so, in 14 days see visibly better skin. olay body wash. discover yours. ♪♪ ♪ you must know ♪ ♪ what it's like ♪ ♪ to love somebody. ♪ ♪ to love somebody. ♪ ♪ the way i love you. ♪ ♪♪

two our guardians down a run, david fry, it's dribbler, but mark lauder, junior, a bad throw. >> clevelands it. it's six on the air but the yankees get lucky themselves in the ninth, brian rocchio drops the ball here trying to make the play. new york would end up getting two runs in the adding, they went in eight to six, they can close out that series tonight over in the nlcs, the met staying alive with a big win over the dodgers in game five, pete alonzo setting the tone from the get-go with a three-run home run in the first the mets, them put up five in the third starlet marta, he was for for 5-3 rbis in this one. and after getting know runs off jack flaherty and game one of the series, let's get an eight off of him and just three innings last night new york winds 12 to six. so what we've learned, cam, you can never count out these meds, the subway series still alive. we could get a mets yankees, or we get dodgers, yankees, or guardians. guardians still have a chance to come back. but baseball postseason has been great thus far, and lots of permutations there will have to keep an eye on.

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, love all of them ahead of tonight's honors, a new exhibit at the rock and roll hall of fame in clevelandwcases the honorees stage outfits, and personal items. know that's going to be fun. >> and don't forget on wednesday, be sure to watch a cnn special event in the final sprint to election day, vice president kamala harris faces voters and takes their most pressing questions live. anderson cooper moderates are presidential townhall with harris wednesday, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield, the cnn newsroom with jessica dean starts right now

gave up a run with september 18, he's been on fire now in game two, he was seeing yellen that the clevelandwd to shut the, you know what up in his mom's scolded him on social media, but he says, mom has no room to talk, listen i'm just saying that my mom went to twitter to say that because you should you should hear my mom when she growing up so i think that's i think that's interesting. yeah, that she she wants to make that comment, but i've seen her get ejak that have plenty of high school basketball games so i guess it might run in the family a little bit there all right. >> a new era for us soccer begins today as the men's national team kicks up against panama, former tottenham, chelsea and psg manager mauricio pochettino makes his debut as the new head coach, bringing high expectations to the team ahead of the 2026 world cup, you'll be able to catch that pochettino arrow unfolded playing on max and tnt today as the u.s. take on panama, kim appreciate that quite thanks so much well, that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm kim brunhuber for viewers in north america, cnn this morning is

back to cleveland for game three tomorrow night.ts across town host the los angeles dodgers in game three of the nlcs and that series tied at one game a piece. you have to be happy for the mets and they will have a huge night tonight at citi field. yankees up 2-0. didn't get a good outing from gerrit cole last night, and found a way to win in the driver's seat here. >> first of all, it was a cold night, early october cold. he had to crush that ball to get it out of the field last night, because with the cold air that doesn't travel, and then the announcing booth did a great job announcing the game. and the third element is the yankees, i think, will not even come back to the yankee stadium with the indians -- or guardians, rather. the pop fly, remember, use two hands. nobody uses two hands anymore. >> and they side catch it. how about the mets? you love their chances? >> i love the mets. i love the mets. reality is reality. i would love to see them do it. it will be wild tonight at citi. >> a party tonight in queens. >>> let's get b

iconic names will be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame at a star star-studded ceremony and cleveland, the honorees include ozzy osborne dionne warwick, mary j. blige, share, and a tribe called quest, love all of them ahead of tonight's honors, a new exhibit at the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland showcases the honorees stage outfits, and personal items. know that's going to be fun. >> and don't forget on wednesday, be sure to watch a cnn special event in the final sprint to election day, vice president kamala harris faces voters and takes their most pressing questions live. anderson cooper moderates are presidential townhall with harris wednesday, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield, the cnn newsroom with jessica dean starts right now >> i'm jessica dean in washington and with 17 days to go until election day, more than 11 million americans have already cast their ballots with people turning out in record numbers in several key battleground states today to additional swing states, open their polls, nevada and det

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and cleveland indians finished the regular season in a tie and then won the playoff game. and then in the world series. so abe's role getting satchel, satchel paige to the major leagues won it that year. the cleveland indians. so we have time for one or two more questions, right, pablo? congrats. what a great story. my question is, as you contemplated writing this with your brother and then you came across or learned about more about a green biography in 2005, how did you convince yourself you have something to add to what he had already done? well, that's a real good question and as a as an author, you don't you don't want to do just what they say in the newspaper business is a clipped job where you just like taking clips of stuff that's always already been reported, places and you're just kind of throwing it in, just mixing it up. i mean there's going to be some of that? because when you can create a new book with a lot of old material but we did want to break new and and i and as mentioned ben green who wrote that thousand and five book he have the benefit of seeing a l

. >> but then i also spent formative years in cleveland.. all my kids, you know, were born there. so i have teams that i adore, and i have teams that i am indifferent to. now understand, loving a team is one -- hate is not -- hating is not the opposite. being indifferent -- i'm just going to say that i am indifferent to the san diego padres. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> all right? >> seth: yeah, you know, you have nothing against them. you just feel nothing. >> i've nothing against them. i just --i. you know, something about those taco brown uniforms do nothing for me. [ laughter ] >> seth: then i would imagine the las vegas as is gonna be a tough thing for you. >> hey -- [ laughter ] i don't know how you go for that. but all right so this last one i'm game, the yankees, or the mets, or the dodgers, and the guardians? >> seth: yeah. >> the only people that wanted the guardians in the world series were the proud and the noble. >> seth: yeah. >> like me. >> seth: yeah. >> and the other people who live in the greatest location in the nation

en la otra serie en la otra llave, cleveland jugó ante los detroit tigers.as city y nueva orleans. los jefes se mantuvieron invictos tras imponerse claramente a los saints, 26 a 13 y se perfilan para llegar nuevamente al super bowl. y por qué no ir por el tricampeonato? a pesar de sufrir una intercepción, el mariscal de campo patrick mahomes se recuperó y lanzó para 331 yardas. kansas city es el único equipo invicto que se mantiene con marca de 5 y 0 en temporada regular. finalizamos con la renovada del deporte. 2 jugadores en alemania fueron responsables de 2 penales insólitos como nunca antes vistos y en un mismo partido. esta vez la novatada llegó en oferta, como en el supermercado al 2 por 1. mire, mire como el portero se la entrega a su compañero para salir jugando y este la agarra con las manos. el árbitro no lo piensa y marca el penal. el jugador, curiosamente, falla la pena máxima, pero en el contrarremate termina convirtiendo y media hora más tarde. sí mismo partido el rival contrario le regresa el favorcito. también la agarra con las manos y se mar

the cleveland guardians powered past the detroit tigers and into the american league championship seriesnn sports anchor coy wire joins me live and when i think of drama, i think of coy good to see again. >> now there's still a long way it ago, but the guardians are one step closer to ending generations of agony 76 years since the last won the world series. the second longest title drought in north american pro sports, electric atmosphere for a guardians and tigers in game five in cleveland, win or go home and cleveland's lane, thomas isn't ready for the show to end but he is the show stopper bases loaded, basis cleared a fifth inning grand slam off of detroit's ace and cy young front runner tarik skubal in the city that's home to the rock and roll hall of fame is rockin guardians when 73 headed to the alcs to take on the yankees it's incredible the words at this moment you just love coming through of your teammates in that situation. >> you know, stuff just happened it's quick, you know, any through one pitch over the middle and i'll put a good swing on him. i think it's a simple as tha

yankees now just one win away from the world series after a 7-6 come back wynn against the cleveland guardians last night and new york taking advantage of late runner. >> how do you plan on addressing the transgender issue in women sport s? >> we stop it. we stop it. we absolutely stop it and can't have it. it's a man playing in the game and physically as it must be or even little bit less going to do all sorts of tests and drugs and everything else. >> how do you stop? going to the sports leagues or olympics? >> we ban it and say the president ban it is and don't let it happen. pete: several women volleyball players forfeited or intend to forfeit their match against san jose state against a transgender player on the team. that includes players at university of nevada and several gop lawmakers go to support. the cam tiana of the people sia lily joining us. from what i understand, you intend to forfeit the match against san jose state. tell us why. >> yes, we want our rights to be upheld on the sort, and we believe that women deserve their opportunity and it's not right. pete: san jos

city y en la serie de campeonato de la liga americana dieron cuenta del equipo de los gardens de clevelands opciones, shohei ohtani es la estrella principal de los dodgers. vamos a ver que estos dos equipos tienen a estas grandes estrellas, pero ningÚn jugador puede ganar un campeonato sÓlo, se necesita ayuda, se necesitan jugadores de reparto, aquellos que los apoyen y que les puedan dar el soporte que necesitan, los dodgers cuentan con hombres importantes en todas las posiciones. quÉ decir de juan soto, este pelotero que ha sido un caballo de mucha fuerza para el conjunto de los yankees y nunca podemos olvidar a jean carlos, que es un pelotero que es muy fuerte y que puede proporcionar los cuadrangulares. asÍ estÁ la situaciÓn con los dos mejores jugadores de cada una de estas franquicias, que tienen mucho poderÍo en todo su orden, desde el 1 hasta el 9. y bueno, hay que ir con nuestro compaÑero, felipe valenzuela, que ya se encuentra las afueras del estadio de los dodgers, dÓnde esta tarde se jugarÁ el partido nÚmero 1 de esta serie mundial. felipe: buenas tardes. aquÍ se va a jugar la

cleveland, 75 years since they've brought one home. first and third, one away.for more with iglesias . 0-2. >> john: total reversal in games with the dodgers yesterday. every starter reached base. for the mets today, every starter has reached base. >> joe: slipped into right center field. mookie betts slides over it. he is under it and makes the grab. marte is not going to test him. [laughs] almost got caught in a bad spot again. the first base coach having a laugh with him. terrible tyrone taylor. everybody is contributing. tyrone taylor had an rbi double that made it 2-0 before the grand slam of the second. he has reached three times out of the eight spot. >> john: he really has. he's created some traffic on the bases, deep in the lineup. really quality at-bats. >> joe: grounds one to third. muncy. nice plaintiff in a shop the top of the ninth. big insurance run for new york. nine, one, two, coming up. down 4. ...and even at 2 years. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections... ...or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your docto

the legendary rock band border although it was awkward because joe biden and foreigners were in cleveland sent stimulus checks and trump claims they were eating local house pets. america is in need of a here also tonight will go to, come to find out who was a bidet. >> who is the dmd voting for? trump carol? >> no the team at breonna's boyfriend -- [applause] ♪ a girl. liberators trying to figure out barack obama and joe biden's green tree ~ at kennedy's funeral this week and you got to back because it's hard enough to know when he's talking out loud. [laughter] her only president is made sign language interpreters drug but take a look at this video, check out. ♪ ♪ >> some people if you are watching this according to the new york post, liberator thinks joe told obama she's not as strong as me and reference to the campaign. [laughter] >> i do believe it is that is my question, or obama and biden talking trash and church for did his liberator get into the wind? >> i know the exact conversation they had. >> there's biden saying you think i'm going to win? biden says kamala harris is running

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first nba basket for i scored his first nba basket for the la lakers and a 134—110 defeat by the clevelande history by becoming the first father and son duo to share a court in an nba game as the lakers beat the timberwolves last week but things did not go as well this time around. although ronnie came on late in the game and scored with a step back 1a for —— 14 scored with a step back 1a for —— 1a foot scored with a step back 1a for ——1lifootjumper scored with a step back 1a for —— 1a footjumper over tristan —— 1a foot jumper over tristan thompson. -- 14 foot jumper over tristan thompson-— -- 14 foot jumper over tristan thom son. . .,, thompson. yeah, it was insane, more than _ thompson. yeah, it was insane, more than i _ thompson. yeah, it was insane, more than i anticipated - thompson. yeah, it was insane, more than i anticipated for - more than i anticipated for sure, but it's all love. it was insane. it was a nice moment. it really got me, i was straightfaced but i felt it and it felt pretty good, especially coming from a and it was a special moment for me for sure. more on the bbc sp

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bipartisan sense we should industrialize the countryside, at the expense of places like detroit and cleveland who are seeing the manufacturing operations leave in those same years. peter: you use a couple of examples. the gm plant in ohio and also the honda plant which has been very successful in marysville, ohio. steven: yep. let's back up for the viewers. honda opened its first manufacturing placentral ohio in what was a tiny place called marysville in the late 1970's. then they moved into automobiles. they started with cycles. then honda created satellite supplier factories that feed into the central assembling plant in marysville. all of those places around ohio are also in tiny locations. honda keeps ohio as the second most important state in auto manufacturing but it is not an urban phenomenon anymore, it is a phenomenon of the countryside. one thing i discovered doing the book was that honda's engine plant is in a town called anna -- ana, ohio. there were more people who work at that plant on any given shift then actually live in the town. so they are coming from a rural area and they

just last week i was endorsed at the firefighters in cleveland and with the teamsters event in clevelandobably 50 auto workers talking about no we need to stand up for them. we saved the pension of 100,000 union workers, so it really is -- it's -- i think too often people think they look at left and right in politics. to me politics isn't left to right, it's who's side are you on, and you listen to people. i knew when i got in this race they would spend tens of millions of dollars, because when you stand up for workers and stand up to special interests, wall street and the companies that outsource jobs, you stand up to the drug company, they come after you. more money in this race against me literally than any senate race in history. that's why i ask people to help because there are four big billionaires on their side spending tens of millions of dollars and lots of others. i ask people to come to sherrodbrown.com and contribute $15, $20 there. that's why in the end when you stand up for workers and stand up to interest groups, you win a state like ohio. >> yeah, i do -- i don't mean to

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iniciamos hoy con la serie divisional con los yaquis enfrentando a kansas city y detroit enfrentando a cleveland tenido que pagar por sus crÍticas a polÍticos. >> espero que le vaya bien. sabes que nunca fui fanÁtico del gobierno anterior y cada vez que hablaba de morena pasaba algo. pero a mÍ me pasÓ muchas veces. no solamente escrito, sino con vÍdeos. especialmente porque tÚ amo a mi paÍs. maity: faltan cuatro dÍas para el primer foro comunitario con donald trump y los votantes latinos indecisos. dos dÍa despuÉs tendrÁ lugar el otro foro con la vicepresidenta cama la harris. jorge: estos votantes entran preguntas para cara con los votantes que les harÁn preguntas. reportera: cada vez acerca mÁs al dÍa cero una amplia representaciÓn de votantes indecisos les podrÁn preguntar directamente a los candidatos presidenciales sobre sus inquietudes. el primer foro serÁ en miami con la participaciÓn del ex presidente donald trump el 8 de octubre, el siguiente serÁ con la vicepresidenta cama la harris el jueves y el octubre en las vegas a la misma hora. los votantes que van a forma parte de la audiencia

one of those moments was speech she gave in ohio, cleveland, in 1975. the speech of the international women's year congress that outlined some of the women's challenges that the iraq was intended to correct. so can you talk a little bit about some of the major points of that of that speech? yes. this is a speech i did a program for the white house historical association last night for history. happy hour on for first lady's speeches that made the list of the top 100 political speeches 20th century. and i was asked what was left out and this was the first speech i mentioned her 1975 speech because. she's talking during international year of the woman and she's talking about the era. and but she's talking about the role of. first lady. so let me read you a couple of things she said. but my own support of the equal rights amendment has shown what happens when a definition proper behavior. yes, the expected collides with right of an individual to personal opinions. i do not believe. that being first lady should prevent me from expressing my views. i spoke o

by saturday in portland. 70 in new york city. 68 in cleveland. so that's good news.by friday. possible tropical depression. the spaghetti models bring it somewhere near puerto rico. or maybe threatening the bahamas. we'll have to keep watching this. right now in threat to the mainland u.s., but we will keep you posted. guys? >> al, we will come back to you in a few minutes. >>> meanwhile, we turn now to an nbc news exclusive. the first interview with the two who were shot during the attempted assassination during former president trump in butler, pennsylvania. they sat down with nbc's senior national correspondent tom llamas. tom, good morning to you. >> guys, good morning to you. it has been three months since that assassination attempt in butler. in that time, the two men who were shot and survived have lived in the hospital and with nurses. their lives forever changed. telling me they believe the nasty tone and name-calling of politics led to this terrible event. >> is it a fight everyday? is it a struggle everyday? >> it's a struggle everyday. it's painful here a

bipartisan sense we should industrialize the countryside, at the expense of places like detroit and clevelandho are seeing the manufacturing operations leave in those same years. peter: you use a couple of examples. the gm plant in ohio and also the honda plant which has been very successful in marysville, ohio. steven: yep. let's back up for the viewers. honda opened its first manufacturing plant in central ohio in what was a tiny place called marysville in the late 1970's. then they moved into automobiles. they started with cycles. then honda created satellite supplier factories that feed into the central assembling plant in marysville. all of those places around ohio are also in tiny locations. honda keeps ohio as the second most important state in auto manufacturing but it is not an urban phenomenon anymore, it is a phenomenon of the countryside. one thing i discovered doing the book was that honda's engine plant is in a town called anna -- ana, ohio. there were more people who work at that plant on any given shift then actually live in the town. so they are coming from a rural area and t

i mean, these robots would go to the docker pick up medical equipment travel it across the clevelandrever it needed to be delivered. i sort of like the robots that are in that room with you there because it doesn't actually look like a dog or a person. i mean, even if there's a face on the bottom of it, i'll take it as opposed to, like, looks like a human. >> reporter: they're not supposed to be fancy or do flips or, like i said, look like a human. they're really supposed to be like the dishwasher in the background, to doing their job very efficiently so you don't even notice it. there are 25320 -- 25000 human beings that work in this building, it's freeing up human beings to problem solve and to put the medicine aspect into this. you have human beings checking everything that the machines are doing, but people can easily especially in health care deserts get life saving medicine in some cases in minutes delivered to them. maria: yeah. that's when you want the robotics to work. lauren, great work. thank you so much. lauren simonetti at amazon this morning. >>> bank of america releasi

garrett morgan inventor from cleveland, ohio, designedne and patented the traffic signal to control then invention provided and mechanically controlled apparatus to raise and lower signals to indicate a stop or go at regular intervals. he illuminate the words giving the signal. garrett morgan is also noted for his gas in the later, or gas mask. when noxious gases were used in world war i, his gas mask as well as other virtue were used while troops fought in the trenches. when the nazis were stormed across europe during world war ii, a d young doctor was experimenting with -- dr. charles drew to help and researched aes revolutionary process of separating red blood cells, plasma and then storing it for later use. dr. drew what was a british military a during the war and helped to establish mobile units to provide plasma and emergency aid for the wounded at the frontlines. after worldr war ii dr. drew ws appointed the first medical director of the american red cross blood bank. the patent system is a major link and the technology chain. provides financial incentives for inventors, business

a must win for cleveland.w to the wnba and quite the finish for the new york liberty in game three of the finals. >> 8 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter of game three. 4 seconds. sabrina with the biggest shot in liberty history. >> sabrina sinks a tie breaking three-pointer from distance. that's 28 odd feet, and she hit it with one second left on the clock to lift the liberty to a thrilling 80-77 win. and now a 2-1 series lead over the minnesota lynx. what a big shot coming on the road. the liberty can secure their first ever wnba title with another win at minnesota tomorrow night in game four. >>> to the nll now and a milestone evening on the ice in pittsburgh. cindy crosby becoming only the tenth player in league history with 6,100 regular season points. and his game winning goal in overtime, meanwhile his long time teammate scored the 500th goal of his career off of crosby's third period assist. the whole team got on the ice to celebrate with him. penguins beat the buffalos 6-5. quite a night for thos

the 19th century, especially in the late 19th century, industry centralizes into big cities like clevelandhicago and detroit. almost immediately, there is a drive to try to, this is where people use decentralized that, because of the anti-urban impulse so strong in our american culture. people talk about this in the 1920s. the federal government, under the new deal and frank and roosevelt, really try to accelerate this process of moving factories and manufacturing jobs out of central cities and into the countryside where these people need jobs, so let's move the factory to someplace in downstate illinois instead of chicago. one of the ways the federal government facilitates this is through the big projects of rural electrification. at the start of the new deal, fewer than 10% of american households had electricity. that is another one of the differences between urban and rural life. at that point by 1960, that is not true anymore, almost all rural places have electricity next to the electrification program, the tennessee valley authority, and all the rest. the real point was not simply to