signed posted on the streets how fast you can go on the street, and in most cities -- for example cleveland ohio as an example. that's where i am from. they have signed posted saying "school ahead, speed limit 20 miles per hour". it's also in the driving test, this sort of thing when you take the written test, when they want to know the speed limits on different areas, this sort of thing. that's another thing you have to look into. post the spreed limit signs and have the schools post signs prior to coming to school saying "school ahead. speed limit 20 miles per hour" end of that and after they leave the school then they can go back to where they were before. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning everyone. my name is [inaudible]. i am aware that we're spending money again because just like the lady that was giving the presentation about traffic calming, which is good, so it brings to my point. we should have some traffic lights for bicycles because the bicycles are getting ridiculous. it's not the cars that i'm worried about. it's the bicyclists that don't obey the wor

when he hired a young frightened japanese american internee who came from the camps in idaho to cleveland, ohio. and a year later she learned how to stand up and fight for herself and for her community and fight and challenge first at leave land, then here in san francisco the illegal unjust discriminatory hiring practices. i was fortunate in 181 to be at my father's side when he testified at the [speaker not understood] sear i in san francisco. that is an often overlooked part of his proud legacy. and i didn't learn until after he died that the parents that he organized in orange county in the late 1940s went on to file and win the first successful school desegregation lawsuit in the country, thurgood marshall came out to meet with the attorneys. that's another landmark he was part of that i'm proud of. (applause) >> i might not look like it, but i was first raised in east l.a. [laughter] >> east l.a., [speaker not understood]. so, that part of the history i'm proud of, too, because of the men and women who formed that coalition and registered to vote and built powerful coalitions. that's why

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this is his daughter who move from birmingham to cleveland, ohio. this is dolphus shields, the first lady's great great grandfather with his son willie. he was biracial as i mentioned and quite a remarkable man in his own right. he was born into slavery in george and moved to birmingham, alabama as a young man where he became quite a notable person. he became a property owner in 1900. he was a carpenter and had his own business. he was a founding member of two churches that stand today and still open and running today. when he died the news of his passing was on the front page of the black newspaper. another photo of dolphus shields, dolphus with his extended family. the tombstone of the man who owned millvinia, the tombstone of his son charles, marion shields to the testing suggest was most likely dolphus's father. this move to michelle ng obama's father's side of the family, michelle obama's and and this is steve johnson, the first lady's great-grandmother who traveled to four cities, she was a sharecropper's daughter born in 1879 and somewhere al

. >> cleveland, ohio, hello. >> hi, gloria, i'm so excited to finally get to talk to you.y believe that your movement was a total failure, and i believe you could admit that wholeheartedly. you are one of the primary causes of the downfall of our beautiful american family and society today. a couple questions. i'd like to know if you're married. >> no, i'm not married. >> if you have children. >> no. >> no, you don't. well, let me tell you, don't ever have children, lady. >> your life is worse because gloria is in existence? >> right. i have said for the last 15 years that gloria steinem should rot in hell. >> you remember that call? >> oh, how could i forget that call? >> i wrote it down. the quote was, gloria steinem should rot in hell for what she started. and i was like -- whoa, cleveland. that shocked me. do you get that a lot, am i just naive? i thought women -- i thought you would be kind of be a hero to women, most women. >> mostly you get the good part, but being recognizable means you get the resentment, too. >> i got to a place where i couldn't go forward in the

cleveland, ohio, the "cleveland plain dealer" says spending cuts would be felt here as a headlinheadline louisville, kentucky and indiana would feel federal spending cuts from defense to parks. "new york newsday," $3 billion in sandy aid at risk. when the rubber meets the road, people are bracing for something that is totally unnecessary and unthinkable and on top of pain that they're already dealing with, i mean all politics is local. won't stories like this in some how, some way affect republicans? can't they even hear their own constituents at home? >> you know, very much hope so. it happens to be the case that 80% of civilian military employees have been and the department of defense are outside of washington. when you talk about something like 800,000 furloughs there, you're talking about precisely the cities across the country you just mentioned. one idea that i hear a lot of is as these cuts begin to be felt by real people as we're describing in our conversation, they'll get in touch with their members of congress and republicans will back down. but remember, you used a very impor

>> from no lights to red lights in an effort to avoid almost $700 in traffic tickets in east cleveland, ohioyers for the united states postal service are arguing their employees are not obligated to follow state and local traffic laws, but are they right? let me start with stacy. are you saying -- i think i know where rebecca is coming down on this. postal mailmen shouldn't have to adhere to traffic laws? >> the postal service did not word that well. they have to adhere the traffic laws but if they don't, they're immune, which means the federal government has federal immunity, and so do it employees. so if a postal worker violates a traffic law or commits a negligent act on the road they can't be sued or prosecuted and nobody can recover any money from the federal government. >> that do you think? >> i think that, quite frankly, is inappropriate position for the postal service to take. there is a limited liability and immunity to liability with the postal service in that it is a federal agency. so they're saying, as the state, cleveland you can't collect from us. then they said in their lett

we heard her at the cleveland rape crisis event in cleveland, ohio.lks to people who are known and not known or there are very famous actresses like joan collins who is speaking in your film for the first time. >> when joan found out about the film, she said, i want to help you. she does the most moving into the about her rape, which i will not tell now, but it came at a time when linor realizes problem was so widespread and prevalent and she wanted have voices of women who were notable, who could help her get the message out. >> she also speaks with fran drescher, the film and television actress most famous for her role in the tv series "the nanny." this is fran drescher talking about her own life. >> i am fran and was raped at gunpoint when i was 27. we had just finished dinner from a girlfriend of mine was starting my husband and i and suddenly we heard a big boom. the door had been pushed down, opened. two men with guns, who turned out to be brothers, they tied my husband up and one brother stole everything in the house. the other one raped me and

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. >>> and firefighters in ohio tackled intense flames after a large greenhouse caught fire. this happened about 30 miles southwest of clevelandio's green circle growers. firefighters had to deal with some powerful wind gusts and some very cold weather. the green circle growers provides plants to stores like home depot and wal-mart. no injuries have been reported. the cause of that fire remains under investigation. >>> she is called -- he is called one of the most wanted men in annapolis, today clarence eugene johnson, iii is expected to turn himself into authorities. johnson is charged in connection with a double shooting that left one person dead. his attorney says he wants to defend himself against the charges and clear his name. >>> pension reform, cuts, paying for your trash, those are just some of the ideas the mayor has proposed to save baltimore from financial collapse. today she's going to pitch those ideas to a group of community leaders and abc 2 news' sherree johnson is live this morning to plain wheact what's going on, and more importantly, sherree, exactly whom will the mayor be speaking. >>reporter: today mayor

ohio town. east cleveland in ohio says the post office owes them some $500 for parking tickets speeding fines andther traffic violations. this government agency says we don't have to pay. claiming federal immunity. upsetting the town which says they are totally descrargd the law. it's interesting that united states postal office, a federal agency that we all rely upon feels that drivers can speed through school zones and there is no responsibility for it. all i wish is if they are able to speed through school zones and red lights you would at least think we would get our mail faster. >> a government lawyer getting involved. plans to go to court to get the fines dismissed. the keep adding up the fines and hopes the check will arrive in the mail. well, is it time to toss out the constitution? that is a question that's being asked by some people who claim the document, which is is the back bobby of our entire american democracy ask out of date. shannon bream has more on the call for a fundamental change. >> georgetown university law professor lewis sideman sparked a heated debate when he authored a

ohio town. east cleveland in ohio says the post office owes them some $500 for parking tickets speeding fines andther traffic violations. this government agency says we don't have to pay. claiming federal immunity. upsetting the town which says they are totally descrargd the law. it's interesting that united states postal office, a federal agency that we all rely upon feels that drivers can speed through school zones and there is no responsibility for it. all i wish is if they are able to speed through school zones and red lights you would at least think we would get our mail faster. >> a government lawyer getting involved. plans to go to court to get the fines dismissed. the keep adding up the fines and hopes the check will arrive in the mail. well, is it time to toss out the constitution? that is a question that's being asked by some people who claim the document, which is is the back bobby of our entire american democracy ask out of date. shannon bream has more on the call for a fundamental change. >> georgetown university law professor lewis sideman sparked a heated debate when he authored a

ohio. so cleveland to pittsburgh for your evening rush home. you could have to deal with snow.night, the mountains of west virginia and central p.a. it's also cold back behind this clipper. windchills still well below zero much of minnesota. the rest of the forecast looks nice for your monday from the southeast to texas and everywhere else. enjoy it. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. so in areas like cincinnati, you'll see light snow late in the day today. more or less toward this evening hours if you're in pennsylvania or west virginia. again, this is one of the clipper lows, usually the snow is light and fluffy. it only produces at much an inch or two. maybe friday east coast could have a chance of a big storm. i'll have more details. >> i thought you were going to say sunshine, then you say storm. thanks. >> we haven't had any big ones for a long time. >> thanks. >>> fidel castro's first public appearance in years. bill clinton says hello to a friend. and madame tussauds image. >>> and more on the super bowl game.

management, opportunity for financing and a lot more because liz claman is there from the event in cleveland, ohioor them, forget me. the graduation ceremony is going on right now. what you see on the stage, really small business owners, goma sex had applied to a program that called 10,000 small businesses around america. on the stage you are hearing from a man who runs a company, he did one year with the philadelphia eagles and said i need a real job. they started small businesses. you see in the first row to the right, president and chief operating officer of goldman sachs. this is a very important project for him and golden. committing half a billion dollars to 10,000 businesses. we're going to be bringing you this, call it what it is, thanks doing well. i think i said we're going to take some of the money and commit it to small businesses because that will encourage real job growth. as you know, small businesses in america, throughout the next couple of hours senator rob portman will be joining us. he ran a small business and will be speaking to us about this. we will meet two of the graduate

. >> cleveland, ohio, hello. >> hi, gloria, i'm so excited to finally get to talk to you.y believe that your movement was a total failure, and i believe you could admit that wholeheartedly. you are one of the primary causes of the downfall of our beautiful american family and society today. a couple questions. i'd like to know if you're married. >> no, i'm not married. >> if you have children. >> no. >> no, you don't. well, let me tell you, don't ever have children, lady. >> your life is worse because gloria is in existence? >> right. i have said for the last 15 years that gloria steinem should rot in hell. >> you remember that call? >> oh, how could i forget that call? >> i wrote it down. the quote was, gloria steinem should rot in hell for what she started. and i was like -- whoa, cleveland. that shocked me. do you get that a lot, am i just naive? i thought women -- i thought you would be kind of be a hero to women, most women. >> mostly you get the good part, but being recognizable means you get the resentment, too. >> i got to a place where i couldn't go forward in the

corey joins us now from cleveland, ohio, on the democrats line.raig: i was just -- i thought it was interesting about that we change after we hear the proper leadership implemented from barack obama. it seems like he is sticking to u.s. constitutions and a related documents -- so appreciated it. >> thanks for calling in. eric, ft. lauderdale, florida. a republican. >> this changed mimi mind. we need to start with our youth as early as we can. we need to invest in our young to have a prosperous united states of america. this is what changed me from being a republican to a democrat. i hope my republican brothers and sisters can work together with the democrats in congress and produce, at least half of what the president has initiated here tonight. the future is with us all and it for us to work together. we need to reach for the highest as a people and grow together. this was amazing and i encourage all my other republican brothers and sisters to unite and embrace the democratic ideals and work together. >> what stood out to you? what did you partic

eventually the snow will head into ohio, toledo, cleveland. not a big blockbuster event.ck-moving storms. 1 to 3 inches with this. temperatures are plenty kld out there. tonight, it will push into philadelphia. behind it, there's some cold air, duluth at minus 29. these clipper lows continue. look at denver, 57. that's beautiful. showers in dallas, near 70. florida looks great, also. veronica? the weekend will get a lot warmer especially boston and new york. >> thank you, bill. >>> fidel castro's first appearance and bill clinton bears farewell to a friend. >>> and the super bowl turning points of the game. "first look" is back in three minutes. e my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? campbell's has 24 new soups that will make it drop over, and over again. ♪ from jammin' jerk chicken, to creamy gouda bisque. see what's new from campbell's. it's amazing what

. >> i'm from ohio, cleveland.good. >> we won't make you dive into water. >> no water. this is enough. >> you are tough, much tougher than the rest of us. new season of "community," the fourth season begins tomorrow night. >> yes. >> 8:00, 7:00 central. a lot of people champing at the bit for this one. we thought we would get you in october. we had to wait for this one. >> we had to switch it out. we keep you on your toes. so october 19th has become february 17th. you never know when october 19th is going to fall. >> you did a whole halloween episode. >> we went out and did every holiday. we put little easter eggs in there. we'll make a reference to valentine's day and christmas. whenever it airs, it will be fine. >> shirley, is she finally going to get that sandwich shop? >> she may get a sandwich shop, you guys. this might be the year for shirley. it's looking good for her. >> meanwhile, joel mchale. >> we love you, joel mchale. >> yes. >> he makes references about the show that they're graduating. does this mean

and we want to give special thanks to where we shot this, great lakes science museum in cleveland, ohiofrozen, most of it, lake erie, or some of it at least, for providing such a beautiful backdrop for our story. next week we'll finish out the series with the real state developer, donahue peoples, who was born he says at the right place at the right time. that's what historians think. like any great entrepreneur, he took advantage of those opportunities and is breaking new ground. some of it right here in new york city. we'll tell but it. >> alisyn: we look forward to that. but colonel blueford what, a fascinating guy. i love people who defy guidance counselors' predictions. >> right. >> alisyn: that's great! it's a great lesson for teen-agers and adolescents everywhere. >> i'm guessing you're raising your children to be rebels. >> alisyn: they're doing it on their own. >> okay. like mama. >> alisyn: nice to see it pays off at times. >> it can. >> alisyn: thanks so much for introducing us to him. >> i learn a lot from each of these. it's a great way to share the history we all share. >>

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the postal service is trying to talk their way out of $700 in traffic tickets in east cleveland, ohioraffic cameras for speeding and running red lights. a lawyer for the postal service says the fines should be dismissed because government employees are immune to state and local regulations. but east cleveland's mayor says agencies own safety manual says employees should and have been held accountable. those are your headlines. >> that happened to me one time i ran a red light in station vehicle in my first job and i was on the cell phone and they got the picture of that. >> ouch. >> then you were on your own local news that night. >> right. >> check in with rick reichmuth now. >> that's happened to him a ton of times. >> on the opposite station. competitive station. hey, guys, really quickly, welcome to new york. fox news and. >> barry manilow. they are have chicago. chicago has barely had any snow this year. 3 and a half inches, 17 inches below what you should have had at this time. well below averages for snow. that is not good when it comes time for planting this year. so, no big s

joined by the gished -- distinguished chair of the congressional black caucus, the gentlelady from cleveland, ohio, representative marcia fudge. i yield her such time as she may consume. ms. fudge: i thank you so very much. it is indeed a pleasure for me to be with these young gentlemen here today. and i want to thank the gentlemen from new york and look -- the gentleman from new york and look forward to his leadership as he anchors this hour for the 113th congress and i'm certain that other members of his class will be joining him on a regular basis. so, mr. speaker, with that i thank him again. this is a lot of work which you know, to come down to this floor every week and talk about issues of importance to our nation. so i thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to lend my voice to those of my colleagues on the importance of comprehensive immigration reform. the united states is a nation of immigrants. most americans trace their lineage beyond our borders. the promise of the american dream is what brings people from all corners of the world to this nation. this country was founded on the principle

we've got march 28th and we can hedge it for a couple weeks, but if you're sitting out in lima, ohio, or clevelandhat's not what you care about. you want your government to do its job. >> that would be nice, wouldn't it? >> wouldn't it? >> karen finney and david corn. thank you. david, before we go i want to say warmest congratulations to you. david corn is one of the recipients of this year's george polk awards in journalism, one of the highest honors in our profession. david won for uncovering the new infamous mitt romney 47% tape. he will very soon be knighted by the british government but for the moment he receives the george polk award. congrats, david. >> thank you, martin. no sirs yet. >> coming up, troubling new details about the mental health of adam lanza and the glimmer of hope for actual gun reform. stay with us. tax refund time is here. i'm with malcom and kelly who are looking for a great new smartphone. you think you can find one at walmart? maybe. let's go see. alright. let him tell you about sprint. we've got the samsung galaxy s iii on the sprint 4g lte network for just $148! nic

. >> beatty joins cleveland democrat, marcia fudge, making it the first time ohio will have two african american u.s. representatives. >> i think when we go out and young folks, women and men look to us. we're part of a history, we're part that allows, especially young girls to be able to say, i, too, can go to washington and serve in congress because there was a joyce beatty. >> beatty says a diverse congress means less gridlock, and more action. >> i think there will be some changes in the house because of the diversity of the caucus and we are more reflective of america. >> beatty is ready to resolve the differences between members of congress and believes that can only be done when both sides compromise. >> democrats are going to be democrats and republicans are going to be republicans and on many things our core is very different. i think you have to look at both sides of the equation and i think you have to come up with some resolves that are palatable for both sides of the aisle. i n't think we've spent a lot of time figuring out how we can work together. i think in the past ther

ohio's green circle growers. it's about 30 miles away from cleveland. firefighters from several towns have been tackling the intense flames while dealing with powerful wind gusts and very cold weather. >>> could hand sanitizer light a t-shirt on fire? officials at an oregon hospital are now looking at a possible link between the cleanser and the fire involving the young girl's shirt. the staff saw the 11-year-old run out of her room on fire and they quickly put out the flames. doctors say they don't know how it started and that the father was in the room at the time but he was asleep. apparently she was using the hand sanitizer when she wiped her hands on her shirt right before it allegedly ignited. >> going back to medical school 30 years now, never heard of anything like this and hopefully never will again. >> the girl is a cancer survivor and was in the hospital for an unrelated head injury. the girl is now in serious condition. >>> this is not the kind of chase you would ever expect to see in an action movie. a preteen girl led police on a slow spee

they've had freezing rain from cleveland to columbus, ohio, too. not exactly enjoyable there.ll deal with. that storm leaves. a new storm forms and heads north into new england saturday night into sunday. especially sunday morning would be the heaviest snow. the pink shading, 6 to 12 inches possible. mostly talking from the mass pike northwards, southern vermont, southern portions of connecticut. once you go further to northern new england, the amounts are a little less. let me give you specifics on the cities. not really thinking new york city's going to get much, if anything. maybe a tiny bit of snow on the tail end, but no accumulations. hartford, minor ordeal at one to three. same for providence, albany to boston, looks like you should be remaining snow at the backside of this storm. three to six. temperatures are not as cold as the last two weekend storms. this will be a heavier, wet snow. we're a little concerned with power outages especially southern portions of maine, new hampshire and right there in northern massachusetts. so again, not as big as the last two storms t

and tense moments at an ohio apartment when a jet slid off the run way. it just landed in cleveland but when the 747 made a turn on the taxi way, it slid into the grassy area. slippery conditions have been reported in the area due to a mix of snow and rain. fortunately no one was hurt. >> okay, think back, almost every couple has a cute story about their engagement. how about this one, from an off duty san jose police officer. this is sgt. frederick cato, surrounded by tv cameras, everyone wanted to know his engagement tore. he and his wife to be were riding b.a.r.t. last week to get their wedding license when they heard shouting. >> the sergeant observed a strong arm in progress robbery and he stepped in and was able to physically detain the suspect. >> the other passengers on the train amazing. it was on nice to he see. it was motivating to me to see the people that did not have training and no weapons and they are trying their best to keep this person on the train and keep him from getting away. even using tasers. so it was neat to see, and it's one of the things that motivated m