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n the campaign trail the president starting with t to columbus, ohio. will fly to reno, nevada this afternoon and. biden will travel to minnesota for campaign events -- biden. mitt romney will campaign in texas while paul ryan will talk to voters in pennsylvania. they campaigned in new hampshire e they talk about making college more affordable. >> the nationals game just d up a few hours ago. they closed out the game in after a big error by the atlanta second baseman. >> there's martinez. that's over to the right side. a game is over! >> the ground ball allowed score.a to washington has a six-game lead east. nl there will go at it again tonight. >> after that thriller, hundreds fans were left stranded because metro had stopped running. the nationals did make an gamencement during the that metro's closing time was nearing and there was a big splash on the big screen. some did not catch the message and were left to find another way home. >> i think if they wanted to down, they should have transportation for the fans. be something available. contact the ca

this hour in the "cnn newsroom" the president is speaking to voters in columbus, ohio. >>> plus republican leaders asking todd akin to bow out of missouri's senate race because of comments about rape. >>> diana nyad gives up her dream to swim from florida to cuba. >>> taliban insurgents fired rockets at the main nato air base today. martin dempsey was not on board at the time, he was not harmed. dempsey left on another aircraft but was in afghanistan for talks with nato and afghan commanders. >>> the clock ticking now for a congressman under fire over his comments about rape. representative todd akin is running for the u.s. senate seat in missouri. fellow republicans urging him now to drop out of the race. he has until 6:00 tonight eastern to do it voluntarily without much difficulty. but as early as today, akin was still saying he's seeking redemption with this apology ad. take a look. >> i'm todd akin, and i approve this message. rape is an evil act. i used the wrong words in the wrong way and for that i apologize. as a father of two daughters, i want tough justice, i have a heart for th

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i'm here with justin bieber and his buddy, here in columbus, ohio.different person. >> surprisingly, most people laugh and enjoy the moment. >> he almost choked on his cigarette like that never happened before. >> finish shopping at old navy. where we heading to now? >> creeper. >> whoa! >> tlc, everybody. >> he's picking people who don't look anything like it. >> one direction, right? >> i just ran into eric. >> his friend loves it. >>> behold the cuteness that is now at the animal asylum in germany. >> you are looking at six little baby boar piglets. six of them. this is an asylum for pets and wild animal that is have been abandoned. they got a phone call saying these six boars were abandoned. they think the mom was killed. they take in the babies and their mom, is a dog. we have seen that dog before on this show. this time, she's mothering these six baby boars. their names, spot, nasty, diva,erny and bert. >> they have a motley crue of animals here. dogs with wheels for legs and pigs. all this crazy stuff. >> the whole ward is a bunch of cute face

spend the weekend in ohio state capitol columbus as booktv, american history tv, and c-span local content vehicles look behind the scene as the history and literary life of ohio's largest city. on booktv on c-span2 brows the rare books collection at ohio state university. >> in december 192020 in an american periodical called "little review." we are copies. the reason i brought them out not show you the first edition but show you a later edition that is extremely rare. 19 21, the american government declared on scene and porn graifng and the book was banned. people wanted to read it, however. and we actually have copy of one of the pirated edition. if you notice the spines, alice in wonderful land an the little minister. >> throughout the weekend and saturday at noon eastern literary life in columbus, ohio with booktv and c-span local content vehicles on c-span2. earlier booktv said down with kareem abdul-jabbar at the 2012 los angeles times fest value of books to talk about the new children's book what color is any world. the lost history of foreign minister inventers. the professional b

. >> that was mitt romney just moments ago during an interview with our nbc affiliate in columbus, ohio. once again, he condemned in that interview todd akin's controversial remarks on rape and he stated his own position on abortion rights which do not match the position we should point out of the proposed republican platform which is being debated today in tampa, will be voted on tonight and voted on finally at the convention on monday. akin's remarks of course have revived the gender wars. stephanie is the president of emily's list, a group of women working to recruit democratic women to run for elected office. how are you doing in that regard in getting democratic women into these races? >> 2012 has been an extraordinary year for emily's list. already we've had a historic number of women stepping up to run for the united states senate. we have endorsed ten women already this year. historic numbers in the house running. it's really been an incredible opportunity for women to step up and in this environment, they really have a strong position and policy both on economics and on social

for that one week on that one station in that one media market in columbus, ohio, in that one swing state, the coke brothers group dropped $23,000 running those ads. that makes you appreciate, when you learn that, you appreciate where all the millions go in politics. however much it costs you to make a political ad, it is really the cost of putting it on tv and all the media markets in all the different states all across the country. that is where the bills really add up. so if you want to know who lempbed the best week in presidential campaigning this week, who made the biggest political impact while spending the least amount of money to do it, it is definitely no contest. it's the pro-obama super pac priorities usa. it is not just the romney campaign outraising the obama campaign, which they are doing month after month now, the super pac on the right is swamping the amount of super pac money on the left. when we looked at it on this show a month ago, republican versus democratic super pac money looked sort of like this. that was the ratio in terms of money on both sides. my hunch is tha

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. >> president obama used this campaign rally in columbus, ohio, to shift his attack on his republican rivals. >> putting a college education within reach for working families, just doesn't seem to be a big priority for my opponent. >> he warned ohio voters that vice presidential candidate, paul ryan's budget would slash billions of dollars from the education department and cut grants for college students. their medicare plan is better than president obama's. >> campaigning at a steel company outside pittsburgh, ryan went after the president's healthcare reform law. >> a $3600 cut in benefits for current seniors. nearly one out of six hospitals and nursing homes are going to go out of business or stop taking medicare patients. >> ryan spent the rest of the day campaigning in pennsylvania. while romney raised campaign cash in texas. danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >> congressman ryan will be back in the battleground state of virginia tomorrow. he is planning a stop in roanoak. >>> cleared the way for the voter id to be in force. determined the law does not violate the federal

columbus, ohio. get a close-up to the life of butterflies and learn about the forest as blooms and butterflies at the franklin park conservatory. that's the early today event. >> that's my hometown. thank you so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. rosie o'donnell says it is a miracle that she is alive. the 50-year-old comedian revealed on her blog yesterday that she suffered a heart attack last week. after feeling symptoms, she took aspirin, called 911, and had to have a stint inserted into an artery that's 99% blocked. o'donnell is now recovering at home. >>> tmz reports hollywood director tony scott, who jumped to his death did not have brain cancer. results from his autopsy won't be released for several weeks. >>> reports say nicki minaj is in talks to join mariah carey on "the american idol" judges panel. >>> and nbc has announced michael j. fox's new show will be part of its fall line-up. it will be loosely based on the 51-year-old's battle with park

the president used a rally at capital university in columbus, ohio, to shift his attack on republican mitt romney. there he told the crowd the gop would cut billions and he slammed romney for telling students to find loans to pay for school. >> the best thing i can do for you is to tell you to shop around. that's it. that's his plan. >> instead of education, the republican ticket tried to convince voters that their plan for medicare is the best option. vice presidential candidate, paul ryan, took the plan to task. >> $3600 cut in benefits for current seniors. nearly one out of six hospitals and nursing homes are going to go out of business or stop taking medicare patients. >> congressman ryan and the republican campaign will swing back through virginia tomorrow. he is scheduled to hold a rally in the morning at roanoak. topper tells us how long this cooler weather will stick around. you know it can't last for ever. that forecast is coming up, but first, grandpa comes to the rescue after his granddaughter begins to choke. it's a heroic tail of saving a little life. that story is up nex

for that one week on that one station in that one media market in columbus, ohio, in that one swing state, the koch brothers group dropped $23,000 running those ads. that makes you appreciate where all of the millions go, right? in politics. however much it costs you to make a political ad, it's really the cost of paying to put it on tv and all of the media markets in all of the different states all across the country, that is where the bills s add up. if you want to know who leveraged the best week in presidential campaigning this week, who made the biggest political impact while spending the least amount of money to do it, it is definitely no contest. it's the pro obama super pac priorities usa. it's not just the romney campaign outraising the obama campaign. the super pac on the right is swamping the amount of super pac money on the left. when we looked at it on the show a month ago, republican versus democratic super pac money looked sort of like this. that was the ratio in terms of the money on both sides. my hunch is that it's gotten worse since we looked at it last month. but prior

. >> throughout the weekend and saturday at noon eastern literary life in columbus, ohio with booktv and c-span local content vehicles on c-span2. >> we want to introduce you to michele fitzgerald, associate director of marketing and publicity at palgrave macmillan publishers. we want to learn about upcoming titles for fall of 2012. let's start with former president of france. >> we have a new book my life in politics coming out this fall. it was originally published in french and this is the first time it will be available in english and has a new forward by the president that details the history of u.s./french relations. it is a warm and candid memoir. he talks openly about growing up in france during and after world war ii, his time in algeria, his political career and his vision for the future of france and europe as a whole. >> will be detouring the u.s.? >> he will not. he is under the weather at the moment so he will be doing interviews remotely from france and can travel. israel is our most controversial book on the list this season which makes it fun to work on. he is deputy

columbus, ohio, 96 earlier today. that's where we will during the day tomorrow. i'm forecasting a high of 95. that heat will allow for the thunderstorms to kick off potentially tomorrow and more so on thursda tomorrow, it's this frontal boundary that comes in a chance for strong to severe storms tomorrow. not widespread. friday, a different story. an area of low pressure and strong area of low pressure moves across. we are in for what i think could be a stormy friday. not all severe and it won't be raining all day but when it does rain we could see heavy rain and a potential for strong winds too. a few clouds tomorrow morning. can't rule out a shower. temperatures 65 to 76 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, a chance for isolated strong storms. tomorrow about a 40% chance of those storms moving in. temperatures 91 to 96 degrees. a much better chance of rain on friday. a high of 88 degrees. 88 on saturday. i think we'll see a chance of rain on saturday. but it will be nice saturday afternoon and into the day on sunday and monday. but by monday we are back to 90 degrees.

this morning, mitt romney will talk about the campaign when he joins "cbs this morning" from columbus, ohio. >>> today, young illegal immigrants in this country can begin applying for a new program that allows them to avoid being deported. the deferred action for childhood arrivals allowed applicants to obtain a work permit, but it does not leet to citizenship or give them the right to travel internationally. they must be under the age of 30 and prove they've been in the u.s. at least five years. >>> cbs "moneywatch" time. shoppers give the economy a boost and powerball lottery fever heats up. ashley morrison with that and more. good morning. >> i'm sure they will. good morning, terrell. weak economic reports from china and europe sent overseas markets lower this morning. tokyo ace nikkei shed a fraction. americans decided to shop more last month. retail spending increased in july by .8% over june. that broke a streak of three straight monthly declines. increases in every major category, including cars, electronics and clothing. >>> home depot delivered positive economic news. the home impr

he will speak at capital university in columbus, ohio, this afternoon. campaign aides say he will tell voters that paul ryan's budget plan would cut $115 billion in education. he also is expected to say ryan's plan would cost 1 million college students their pell grants over a decade. after that, he will travel to nevada and speak at a community college in reno. >>> ann romney, mitt romney's wife, will kick off the convention next week. she will give an address on oping night. the main stage is now on display. you can see it. it will feature a backdrop of 13 video panels and running national debt clock. the screens can show an unbroken single image or create a collage effect. the republican party says it has more than 300 production staff to help keep things running. >>> we are now less than a week away from the republican national convention in atlanta. i'll be traveling to florida. you can look for our live coverage all week next week. >>> local navy s.e.a.l. was killed in last week's blackhawk helicopter crash in afghanistan. petty officer first class

speaking out in columbus, ohio, mr. obama slamming mitt romney for telling an audience to sign loans to pay for college. >> the best thing i can do for you is to tell you to shop around. that's it. that's his plan. >> outside pittsburgh, the republican vp paul ryan was taking aim at the president's health care reform law. >> that's a $3,600 cut in benefits for current senior. nearly one out of hospitals and nursing homes are going to go outs of business or just stop taking medicare patients. >> ryan spent the rest of the day campaigning in pennsylvania while romney was raising campaign cash down in texas. >>> we have a sad note from the pentagon tonight. a decorated soldier from this area has died while serving in afghanistan. 24-year-old david williams of frederick, maryland, a sergeant, he died saturday in kandahar. no word on how he died. that's under investigation. >>> a federal appeals court has ruled the state of texas can cut off funding to planned parenthood services. the funding cutoff can happen even as a laws

reporter: president obama was eager to weigh in on congressman todd akin yesterday, but today in columbus, ohio, he has moved on to other issues. >> my opponent now wants to go back to the way things were. >> reporter: after all, others . running mate paul ryan and mitt romney in pennsylvania, an airborne look for what republicans fear, a banner, romney, ryan, akin, wrong for women. >> what i understand from doctors, that's really rare. if it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. >> reporter: a dozen republican senators have tried to shut akin's campaign down. a drum beat of calls for him to drop out has been deafening. sources tell abc news that paul ryan personally called akin that he think long and hard what's best for him and the party akin in a tv ad -- >> the mistake i made was in the words i said, not in the heart i hold. i ask for your forgiveness. >> reporter: but he's not going anywhere. the chairman of the republican party has asked akin not to come to next week's republican convention. after all, the obama campaign wants to use akin to t

spend the weekend in ohio state capitol columbus as booktv, american history tv and c span local content vehicles look behind the scenes of ohio's largest city. on booktv in c-span2 brows the rare book collection. >> it was published between march 1918 in an american periodical we have copies of all of those as well. the reason i brought them out today is not so much show you a first edition of you lis sis that is extremely ware. in 1921, the american government declared it obscene and orographic. people wanted to read it, however, and we actually have copy of one of the pirated edition. if you notice the spines, "alice in wonderful land." throughout the weekend and noon eastern literary life in columbus, ohio with booktv and c-span local content vehicles on c-span2. >>> coming up next trt 2012 in libya and the eventall overthrow. it's about 40 minutes. t pleasuro introduce our moderator for this conversation, from the "chicago tribune", marda dunsky. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you, john. let me just clarify that i am no longer working for the "chicago tribune." but it is

. >> spend the weekend in ohio's state capital, columbus, as booktv, american history tv and c-span's local content vehicles look behind the scenes at the history and literary life of ohio's largest city. on booktv on c-span2, ohio state university. >> ulysses was published between march 1918 and december 1920, and an american periodical called the little review, and we have copies of all those out today. i wanted not so much to show you this first edition, but to show you a later edition of ulysses that is extremely well. in 1921 the american government declared ulysses obscene and pornographic, and the book was banned. people still wanted to read it, however, and we actually have a copy of one of the pirate editions. and if you notice the spines, we have "alice in wonderland" and "the little minister." >> throughout the weekend and saturday at noon eastern, literary life in columbus, ohio, with booktv and c-span's local don't vehicles on c-span2. >> what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> it's not so much -- [inaudible] because there's more of a nonfiction focus,

workers to use these tools to rapid really respond to show up in organized and state capitals in columbus ohio or madison wisconsin is it isn't done more for then it was doing the election committee what are your plans for twenty twelve are you going to be back so i don't i don't know yet but i'm still i'm still obviously active engagement for a number of u.s. senators a lot of us governors. and right now my goal for two thousand and twelve is to build up all of the base coalitions on the left so the environmental communities in the. community the. labor communities the african-american communities the latino communities and make sure that they have member to member base communication so that alternately it's not necessarily just about the election it's about how you govern after the election how do you win things on the local level well it's obviously a fact that the lootings in london this summer were organized through twitter and facebook so these services can sort of the evil. so do you think that this is the reason to introduce some sort of strict. the stricter regulations these means of

the race for president is all but officially set.our sister station in columbus ohio talked exclusivelye republican presidential candidate.jeff barnd tells us... romney says it's time to turn up the heat on the issues. issues. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ,3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 you can see the entire interview with mitt romney by going to foobaltimore dot com. click on vote 2012 under hot topics. school is only a couple of weeks away...and what better way to celebrate than with a back to school jam. ---nats of man rapping---- rapping---- the west baltimore clergy united heldd its 6-th annual back to school event at coppin state university. the event provided information about community resources in the city while also providing food, toiletries and school supplies to over 2-thousand children in the community. but the organization says they aim to do more than that. "we are not just meeting the physical needs by handing out school supplies for the children anddfood for the families but we're also dealing with the spiritual needs as well as any other resource." today's event has help

and diver katie bell, from columbus, ohio, whose speaks of her parents who have five children and adoptede. all of them, moms and dads who helped their children the moment they saw that first spark. when you look back, what do you see? >> i hope it sends a message that, you know, regardless of where you come from or who you are, or what you want to accomplish, that you can do it. where you come from doesn't have to determine where you're going. >> reporter: and so we choose john and his parents and all the moms and dads out there cheering from the start. diane is back on monday. i'll see you this weekend. good night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is the "jeopardy!" tournament of champions. here are three former champions--

up next is a call from diego, columbus ohio, supporting the president. caller: i am an obama supporter. i am half latino. he -- romney would have to start all over. we cannot stand another rise in the deficit. it is already bad enough, the economy. if romney does not give jobs to the carquinez,-- latinos, there are so many jobs that are needed. if he takes their jobs, how is our economy going to get better? the whole country is based on this, and jobs. that is how people get their food, supplies, everything is made in a store is from latino work. they have to focus on the genus. obama has done that, even if he has not passed the dream act, he has tried to pass it. >> thanks. i appreciated. on twitter, america, mitt romney is ready, but the question is, are you? a question from canada in florida, an independent. caller: i have two daughters and 13 grandkids. i have one family that lives in michigan. mr. romney did a fabulous, fabulous job in this convention garrett he opened my eyes to a lot of things i was not sure about him. his wife did a fabulous job.

. >> spend the weekend in ohio's state capital, columbus, as booktv, american history and c-span's local content vehicles look behind the scenes at the history and literary life of ohio's largest city. on booktv on c-span2, browse the rare books collection at ohio state university. ulysses was originally published between 1918 and a similar 1920, in an american periodical called the little review. and we have copies of all of those as well. the reason i brought this out today is not so much to show you this first edition, ulysses, but to show you a later addition of ulysses that is extremely rare. 1921 the american government declared it obscene and pornographic. and the book was banned. people still wanted to read it, however, and we actually have a copy of one of the pirated editions. if you notice the spine, alice in wonderland, and the little minister. >> throughout the weekend and saturday at noon eastern, literary life in columbus, ohio, with booktv and c-span's local content vehicles on c-span2. every weekend on c-span2's booktv, our afterwards programs feature authors of the late

. >> we have delegates from columbus, ohio, dallas, texas. here is a question.o, why? >> i think the thing that resonates in most is his family and conservative values and people just getting out of college, finding jobs, and he is trying to make it change so young people have a future. >> are you optimistic about the econ

and diver katie bell, from columbus, ohio, who speaks of her parents who have five children and adoptede. all of them, moms and dads who helped their children the moment they saw that first spark. when you look back at those photos, what do you see? >> i hope it sends a message that, you know, regardless of where you come from or who you are, or what you want to accomplish, that you can do it. where you come from doesn't have to determine where you're going. >> reporter: and so we choose john and his parents and all the moms and dads out there cheering from the start. diane is back on monday. i'll see you this weekend. good night. >>> sticker shock at the gas pump. a rise in prices because of a chevron refinery fire. why have they gone up so fast? >> tempers getting short in richmond as neighbors demand compensation for health complaints. >> a bizarre escape attempt at marin juvenile hall. police think an inmate was trying to bust out. >> and a. >> what critics claim is stoking the fires of hate. >> and ever since this unit of the chevron refinery in richmond went up in flames monday ni

john in columbus, ohio. hey, john, what do you think of this?er: good morning, bill. >> bill: yes sir. >> caller: well, for me, it just seems to beg the question from these legislators that want to ban all abortions even in this situation is how many crisis centers have you been to before you've made this decision to you know completely change someone's life? >> bill: good question. and the idea that they say well, doctors have told them this. you know, that's just bogus. it is like they say we've talked to quote scientiststo say there's no such thing as global warming. >> caller: the other one i would like to say kudos to the democratic hopeful there that she knew enough to back him in the primary. [ laughter ] >> bill: claire mccaskill knew how extreme he is. but again absolutely right jon. again, todd akin is this extreme. i think it is important to make sure people understand. paul ryan is this extreme. todd akin's partner in the house on legislation to define -- redefine rape as only forcible rape should be considered. not unforcible rape.

we're in columbus, ohio, headed to the bushman's market where a few months ago an ohio lottery investigators presented a $ 7,500 winning ticket. >> man, it's going to be hot again today. check them out for me, brother. >> the clerk didn't tell the undercover investigator the ticket was a big winner. >> no good ones, huh? that sucks. >> the ticket was later cashed. but not by this clerk. this one is interesting, jack, because the guy actually gave the ticket to his mother? >> yes, we believe that it's his mother that actually claimed the ticket. >> now it's time for me to ask that clerk some questions. how would he explain his mother's good fortune. >> we understand you won a $7,500 lottery ticket. >> who, me? >> did someone in your family win a $7,500 prize in the lottery seni lottery? was that your mom? was the ticket purchased here? >> no. actually she found it. >> she found it. >> um-hum. >> but right away he changes his story. >> where deshe fouid she found ? >> i actually found it right here. >> i found it right here. and then he changed his story again. >> where did you find the ticket

than 8500 teachers and other employees as student enrollment dropped its five 56,000 periods sans columbus ohio between 2001 and 2010 involving dropped 10% fear if in cleveland, down 20%. the good news is a high- school dropout rate declined to 7% from 1990-2010. that does not mean incomes are rising in fact, the annual income for a man with a high-school diploma plummeted from $44,000 in 1980 to below $33,000 in 2009. >> this is one where we have to get our act together. if there is going to be one issue that people can unite behind a cannot think of a better one than around education and educating athletes to a better economy. >> first there was a double rainbow and now there is a double training video, we will show you the latest internet sensation. >> nice blue skies above, this is mt. tam, look at how pretty it green. [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day, within each strand of an oat's rhythmical sway. when an apple's vibrant red temptation, and honey's sweet touch of golden sensation, join together with a pecan crunch you'll savor, creating the most perfect lesson in f

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you can see the clouds making their way over charleston and columbus, ohio, but making their way in overnight for us. it brings in strong thunderstorms tomorrow, slight risk of severe weather for us. most of northern virginia, just about the entire state of maryland, so watch out. we could see some strong storms move on through here. it's an area of low pressure moving into the region, into the day tomorrow, so we'll call it scattered showers and thunderstorms, once again they could be severe, with damaging winds. it will not be a widespread outbreak, so don't worry too much about tomorrow. could be some showers and storms on wednesday too, though most of those should stay south and east. tomorrow going for a high of 90, 88 on wednesday. thursday and friday looking good, just a bit on the hot side, as temperatures move back into the low 90s, but say hello to the low 80s, as we get cooler. >> thanks, doug. >>> here's something we're looking forward to. gabby douglas from virginia will appear with the first lady tonight on "the tonight show." we have a preview. >> you train your whole life, you

. >>> president obama was in columbus, ohio talking to college students mitting mitt romney on education>> economic plan makes one thing clear. he does not think investing in your future is worth it. he doesn't think that's a good investment. i do. that's what's at steak in th this -- stake in this election. that's the choice in november. >> mitt romney is preparing for the republican koconvention. they are bracing for two potential unwanted visitors there. one is tropical storm eye zach and the other vice president joe biden. he may be here for gentlemen's agreement to give each other's convention a wide birth. >> we have more with sean hannity's interview with paul ryan. >> this is what he said about his relationship with president obama. take a listen. >> we have known each other for some time. we have debated each other vigorously on the issues. i think it is one of mu tall respect but strong principle disagreements on discovering philosophy. he has given his philosophy here and there. like you said in row enokay virginia if you have a small business you didn't build it someone else