. >>> ohio live pictures of the cuyahoga falls a fire is going on. reports are saying that this is one of the largest fires some reporters on the scene have seen through the course of the careers. aid business fire and -- it's a business fire and label manufacturer. the report is that five agencies are on the scene, a five alarm fire. flames reported as high as 100 feet in the air. this is something that's near akron cuyahoga falls. no injuries reported. again, this is is a manufacturing plant and known as techni coat. several reporters are on the scene saying it's the largest fire they have seen in the course of their careers. five fire departments on hand. the live shots out of ohio. we will continue to monitor this. >>> live pictures of the u.s. capitol. we are standing by for a potential government shut down. we were here lawmakers and staffers scrambling to find a compromise yet again. this one, though, could get us to october and then a pretty good chance they will do it all over again. corinne redman has been tracking the story letting you kno

cleveland and cuyahoga county believe that only by turning the failures of the great recession into greenstabilize the value of what's left. otherwise, the scourge would keep spreading. when you see a house that the scavengers have torn apart like this one, i mean, what does it do to the guy next door? >> rokakis: it clearly makes his house worth a lot less money, because when you've got four or five, six vacant houses on a street like this, your house isn't worth a percentage less, it's just worthless. >> roberta bryant: it's probably worth about $30. i mean, seriously. who knows? it's sad. it's really sad. >> pelley: roberta bryant lives at the end of the street in a house made, essentially, worthless by her vacant neighbors. do you think, in this neighborhood, you could even sell this house if you wanted to? >> bryant: no, i don't think anybody would buy it. are you interested? >> pelley: i don't live in cleveland. >> bryant: okay. well, this could be your summer home. ( laughter ) >> pelley: in theory, there shouldn't be this many abandoned houses. when homeowners walk away, the bank

they're very expensive freshwater clams from the cuyahoga river.ays, so if there's any way that we could show a rerun-- i wish i could help you, lemon, but i've already sold the ad time to the army. now, do the best you can, i need a live show from you in two days. ugh. uh, no, no, no, no. that's not for you. bianca's coming. crazy bianca is coming here? you make me wanna vomit. why? because she wants something. she only contacts me when she wants something, and she's bringing her lawyer. which means she's gonna try to bleed something else out of me in our divorce proceedings. you're not all the way divorced? well, we've been legally separated since 1989. it's been a nightmare, lemon. i mean, one minute you're newlyweds making love on the floor of the concorde, and the next your lawyers are fighting over who gets to keep the box your dog defecates in. you taught your dog to poop in a box? bianca did, but i want that box. ugh. it's gonna take all day and into the night to deal with that crazy woman. fighting, conniving, clawing at each other. are yo

when i was teaching, the cuyahoga river caught fire. when the river is so polluted it catches fire, you need environmental regulations to clean them up. so i'm for cleaning things up. but after cleaning them up, i would not lobby the epa to crush -- it would kill several million more jobs. iowa is a perfect example. you produce more electricity from wind than any place on the planet except denmark. it has been successful. nobody has complained. this is a piece of the future, not the whole future. >> we have our first question. >> kinnick. they are laughing because he is named after the heisman trophy winner. [laughter] >> if this was chicago, he would be voting. >> wait. your husband went to iowa state? >> i went to iowa. [laughter] i am a public school teacher and teach at the local high school. i do have some difficulty with some of the things that they are doing. how would you handle education and the teachers' union? i have a huge problem with how they are handling teacher security. -- seniority. i see young teachers losing their jo

and the -- that was implemented at a time when we had the cuyahoga river up in cleveland, ohio, on fire and all kinds of terrible things in our environment happening in this country. and better things started to happen, not just for cleaner water and waste water treatment and air. but it fled 1990 to the -- led in 1990 to the passage of the clean air act amendments of 1990. one of the requirements of the clean air act amendments of 1990 and that legislation, the congress -- congress directed e.p.a. to finalize regulations to reduce what we call air toxics from boilers by the year 2000. so clean air act was adopted in 1970. in 1990, 20 years later, clean air act amendments was adopted, and in that clean air act amendments of 1990, congress said, e.p.a., we want you to finalize regulations to reduce air toxics from boilers by the year 2000. ten years. and the year 2000 came and went without really any action, and the bush administration, george w. bush administration, finalized a rule, i think it was in the year 2004, but they excluded many industrial boilers from having to -- to comply.

when i was teaching, the caliber cuyahoga river caught fire. so i'm for cleaning things up. but after cleaning them up, i would not lobby the epa to crush -- it would kill several million more jobs. iowa is a perfect example. you produce more electricity from wind than any place on the planet except denmark. it has been successful. nobody has complained. this is a piece of the future, not the whole future. >> we have our first question. >> kinnick. they are laughing because he is named after the heisman trophy winner. [applause] -- [laughter] >> if this was chicago, he would be voting. >> wait. your husband went to iowa state? >> i went to iowa. [laughter] i am a public school teacher and teach at the local high school. i do have some difficulty with some of the things that they are doing. how would you handle education and the teachers' union? i have a huge problem with how they are handling teacher security. i see young teachers losing their jobs and all the teachers that are taking up space and stay because they have been there for a while. >> most education should be at