it's complicated to say the least and these ethnic divisions were largely frozen in place by the dayton peace accord when they and that is very much a problem. yes it is i mean it's a structural issue in bosnia herzegovina the ethnic partition as a mill it was talking about has created a state where it's very difficult to imagine and in fact enact any kind of meaningful democratic change and which also impacts the possibilities for ordinary citizens to engage in meaningful reconciliation efforts as long as you have the primary of political administrative units in the country being essentially solely based on the category of ethnicity which was also the purpose and indeed the intent of people like that of the one cottage to create such a state to create these bond the stunts as long as that remains the lived reality in bosnia herzegovina it's excrete extremely difficult to imagine becoming a functional democratic multi-ethnic and secular state as it should be right but to didn't deconstruct the system is likely to reignite and further inflame an already difficult situation as. i think th

>> at one point, dayton, ohio was the overdose capitol of the country.hey lost 11 people in a single day to overdoses. rich, poor, black, white, dropping like flies and leaving their families in grief and dragging the city down with them. there was an all-out effort and dayton has rally to fight off the epidemic. all involved in a proactive way that has combined not just braves cops busting traffickers, but everyone from family and drug treatment centers the local businesses all doing their part. here's the county sheriff. >> we bring the world, we bring marked cars, unmarked units, specialized drug teams and air support. we came in like a tidal wave. >> a total of ten agencies, local, state and federal are involved right here. kind of a potpourri of police agencies from the region, all working together in this joint task force in this blitz. >> here to initiate a traffic stop. pulled the driver and passenger out. searched the vehicle. they found a loaded glock. the passenger will go for gun charges. >> he's not going to run it around here. if it hits on

it's complicated to say the least and these ethnic divisions were largely frozen in place by the dayton peace accord when they and that is very much a problem. yes it is i mean it's a structural issue in bosnia herzegovina the ethnic partition as a mill is talking about has created a state where it's very difficult to imagine and in fact enact any kind of meaningful democratic change and which also impacts the possibilities for ordinary citizens to engage in meaningful reconciliation efforts as long as you have the primary of political administrative units in the country being essentially solely based on the category of ethnicity which was also the purpose and indeed the intent of people like that of the one cottage to create such a state to create these bond the stunts as long as that remains the lived reality in bosnia herzegovina it's excrete extremely difficult to imagine bosnia becoming a functional democratic multi-ethnic and secular state as it should be right but to didn't deconstruct the system is likely to reignite and further inflame an already difficult situation. i think th

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>> i went there to dayton, ohio, because dayton was the capital of the opioid overdose epidemic.e deaths a day. over 80 in a month. now they have cut it dramatically. they have done that with a combination of a task force, a federal, state, county and local authorities. they have drug treatment and family counselling. they got the word out that fentanyl kills. even the junkies have tests for fentanyl in their heroin. >> martha: like the clean needles initiative. i want to play a sound bite. watch this. >> i broke my back and started to take pain pills. i got worse from there. with fentanyl, i needed it more than i wanted it. >> were you then committing robberies to support your habit? >> yeah. >> did you steal from your family? >> yeah. >> so do they understand? >> no. i stole their happiness from them too. >> heart breaking. 18 years old. hurt her back and started on prescription opioids, from a pharmaceutical. the doctor cut her off. she is turned to heroin because she was addicted to the opioid. the heroin laced with fentanyl ended her up in prison. she is 22-year-old. they ha

one good thing all right well let oh i was watching that those minute to talk steve beardsley from dayton we business thank you thank you. i'm going to slake a football perennial champions buy in munich have demolished folds six know to snatch first place from don't mind six different players found the net for the varians who now lay dortmund by virtue of goal difference dortmund have been at the top of the table since match day six let's take a look now at all the bundesliga results so far this weekend as we sold by volves bug don't mend defeated stuttgart no school between lapsation berg fribourg snuck past her to believe in and on friday braman down shall come. shall because coach to manage to disco desperately needed the three points and briefly looks like they could make it made way through the first half they went one nil and head with this goal and goal of. the brain and then took charge score. four goals to run out comfortable when it was the third straight loss for shell and to discos job may well be on the line. underway now minds this is blood boss on sunday hoffenheim take on

it absolutely devastated dayton, ohio. dayton, ohio, mobilized.ou into the jail this is sheriff rob streck, montgomery county sheriff in dayton, ohio. >> we bring in the world, unmarked units, specialized drug teams and air support. we come in like a tidal wave. >> 10 different agencies, local, state, federal, are involved. right here you see a potpourri of police agencies from the region all working together in this joint task force, in this blitz. >> initiate a traffic stop. pulled the driver and passenger out. searched the vehicle. and we found a loaded glock. so the male passenger, he is going to go for gun charges. officer here made a stop. we'll run the dog see if it hits on the car f it does, we'll search it to see if anything is in there. we put the money in one of these bags f dollar hit the on odor drugs money. gives us probable cause to seize the money. saying it has odor of drugs on it. >> what happened here? >> we had a truck with a female sitting inside. when she got out of the vehicle, some of the things she dropped, usually drug re

police were able to arest dayton, who they found inside the building. the incident is still unsettling for a lot of neighbors who le ound here. >> when you live in the city you need to take extra precautions. >> reporter: now investigators say thatan was dru when he entered that woman's apartment. police say there's twongs they want folks to keep in mind, make sure you're locking your a door windows in the day and especially at night. remember y can text 911 if calling isn't the safest option. >> that's good to know. i didn't know that. thank you, megan. >>> now back to the sad breaking news in the entertainment world. >> the sudden death of actor luke perry that stunned his fans and his flow celebrities. tommy mcfly joins us now. he's looking at perry's life and the response today to his death. hugeresponse. >> it's been a few days since the massive stke. >> in learning about his life, our very own george michael has i'll tell you about that in a minute. it a's shocking to hear someone passing at 52 but luke perry meant a lot to my people. filling out

. >> reporter: this guy, -year-old dominic dayton. investigators say the victim was terried tha he was still hiding in her apartment, show quick quickly sent a text message to 911 telling police what was happening and wre she lives. >> when we arrived on scene, she was obviouslyt distrau from the incident. >> reporter: the woman wasn't injured just emotionally shaken up. police were able to quickly arrest dayton who they found inside the building, but the incident is still unsettling for a lot of neighbors that live around here. >> when you live in the city, you need to take extra precautions. >> reporter: investigators say that suspect was drunk when he entered that woman's apartment. but police want folks to keep two things in mind,ne they say remember to lock your doors and windows in the dayal and espe at night. they also say keep in mind that you can send a text message to 911 if calling is safe to do. you. to >> good to know. thank you, megan fitzgerald in arlington. >>> in maryland a montgomery county council member will introd

when police arrived, the were able to find dayton in the building. the woman wn'turt but shaken up. >>> a portion of the clara barton parkway will be closed today for pothole repairs. th e road isected to reopen in time for the evening commute. >>> metro is considering bringing back an old systemto ou to your destination faster. our news parter the, wtop reports, that metro has expanded testing of an automatic door system. right now, you wait about five seconds before manualing opening rsthe d to confirm doors ohm on the correct side of the train. metro wants to shift to s tomatic door openings t year. >>> under a week from today, yot can expect see overnight lane closures on memorial bridge next monday, through the fall, two lanesl bepe on between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m and for 15-minute stretches,l traffic w be down to one lane in and out of c d.c. thnge will allow for workers to installne pa. the bridge's sidewalk will remain open. >>> your time is 4:34. here's a look at the other top stories we're following this mornin montgomery county police ha

in dayton, ohio, another baby reveal. he works in the landscaping business.y in the reveal. they have a bag in the middle of the lawn. in it is powder in the appropriate color. he will ride over the bag. just like that we learn their second baby is going to be a girl, and they expect her in april. ♪ >>> today we have a target rich environment. >> today is the day after labor day. no telling what's inside this river. people get drunk, lose their stuff. right now, what do you think is down there? >> everything. flti wnh river for labor day. they had themselves a couple of drinks. it's a smorgasbord of goodies. most of it is sunnies, sunnies. you start to think he can hope himself a sunglasses store. he bumps into a fan, is that recognizes him. steve decides to join in on the hunt. before you know, it we hit pay dirt. a brand spanking new iphone. >> it's still on. >> the fact it has a battery, they think they probably just lost this phone. and then more pay dirt. >> more phones. >> two more phones. in this case an iphone 7 and an iphone 6. >> so he can open an a

will get into the dayton economy alp the economy and the rest of it i think iran missed a major opportunity and it has to find its own model north korea is not their model that it that iran should for iran is a huge country is a very important country and india as the u.s. really needs iran in that part of the board to create the ditch that is the ability regional peace and north korea is an isolated estate it is really not in good nobody so i think i will say iran is way too important for mr trump to consider that as north korea or any other state in those in those terms it has to see iran as iran a country of three thousand years of civilization eighty two million people a geography you ok but all of it iran is largely seen as will doing more influence in iraq than the americans especially person isis iran is a share power though and iraq has loss of restive sunni's rates rise again can increased iranian influence in the country trigger a new onset of six hereon violence. yes well again i don't believe the problem in the region between iran and the rest of the community out there that cou

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a car full of teenagers colliding with a city bus in dayton, ohio. thoverturning.car were killed. they were allegedly fleeing police. >>> tonight, miller coors is suing anheuser-busch after a sup super bowl ad. they claim the ad w an alleged attack to scare customers who maicon fuse corn sir rupt for high tuck those corn syrup. >>> a new privacy concern for facebook users. the tech giant admitting they stored passwords in plain text, able to be read by facebook employees. facebook saying they have made a fix. >>> when we come back, you met lilly right here, and we melt we melt rson right here. her in person right here. happy birthd let's blow out the candles together! ok, let's huff and puff. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better- starting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should no

one day, this bloke right here, ermal fraze of dayton, 0hio, he was on a picnic, but he couldn't openldn't the opener be on top of the can itself? then in 1963, ta—da!, he invented the ring pull and sold it to the aluminium company alcoa. they were the first company to use the ring pull with these guys, a pittsburgh beer company. their sales tripled in a year. but there was a problem. ring pulls caused this, tonnes of litter. people opened their can and tossed the ring pull anywhere. so in 1975, a new device was invented. yeah, it's the stay—tab, which we still use today. nowadays, they're on top of the 300 billion plus cans of drink produced every year, not to forget tins of soup and tins of fish. and it's all thanks to a beer lover who left his church key at home. every cloud, hey? what other business stories has the media been taking an interest in? chrisjustham from seven investment managementjoins us again. let's talk about paying someone to ra nt let's talk about paying someone to rant at them. what is this story in the mirror? doesn't sound like the bestjob in the world, does i

alliance is something little dayton's and they didn't endorse it under the resume now but i think i mean first of all. i don't think there's anything wrong with it ok because you know they did the project goes into europe and italy's the end point to this you know route and so i think it makes ancient silk road. so but it makes sense for me to try to profit economically from from this endeavor the problem is that you need to do this in a proper way so not you know of an upset thing alliances with the u.s. or upset the the european partners because that would be counterproductive ok so you need to do in a way that these positive for all of. you know people not all just break free the former ambassador to china retaliated as alberta but he said europe is not an asset for italy but a big ability whether it is a bit too much i think it is and i said you were up about that there is a way to combine maybe some business with china and be compliant with the european policy presidents a good idea thank you for the break as the donald trump administration announces five million dollars for the con

there from dayton still continue to exist today the ford foundation the rockefeller foundation the population council. they triggered a rising tide of fear of a population explosion that soon also spread to other countries and they formed the head of worldwide measures taken to decimate the population of the impoverished. this is been examined by matthew connelly has story in a columbia university in new york he has researched in detail the development of this movement from its beginnings to its impact to day. i believe in council saw its mandate not just to control the rate of population growth but also to address problems in the quality of population so they had an explosive mandate to try to do something about the growth of the fertility rates among people who they thought you know would eventually take over the world if something wasn't done to reduce fertility rates across the board but especially among people who they thought would be poor parents and would have even more poor children. this way of thinking also too cold in american politics in one thousand nine hundred sixty six u.s. p

minneapolis begins with the first four games, they will be played tuesday and wednesday night in daytonohio. that means you have to fill out a bracket this year whether you like it or not. and i with a state has a iowa s has a decent shot. >>> new zealand already says that it will toughen gun laws just day after 50 people were killed at two mosques. response from the president forcing his chief staff to say this -- >> the president is not a white supremacist. audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also get two audible originals: titles exclusively produced for audible. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them, and if you don't like a book just swap it for free. enjoy 100% ad free listening in the car, on your phone or any connected device. and when you switch a device pick up right where you left off. with our commi

when police arrived, they were able to find dayton in the building.he woman wasn't hurt but shaken up. >>> during the winter dodging potholes is a necessary part of driving in this area. >> a portion of the clara barton parkway will be closed today for pothole repairs. aimee cho is along the parkway with more on the work and the hours that the road will be closed. aimee, good morning. >> good morng. ese are the potholes we are talkingou abt. huge craters that are pretty much impossible to avoid. superunpleasant to drive over. that's why the clara partbarton parkway, will be closed today, so crews can patch up some of the poth ses. itrts right here and runs four miles in that direction towardhe chain bridge. the closure doesn't start until 9:30 this morning. that should be aft the rush hour and the crews are hoping to have repas finished by evening rush hour. did you know, if your car gets damaged by a poole, youan file a claim to get the government to pay for that repair. >> aimee cho,al g the clara barton parkway this morning. >>> newhis morning, met

when police arrived, they were able to find dayton in t building.he woman wasn't hurt but shaken up. >>> the food and drug administration is calling out 15 retailersor selling tobacco products to kids.ar t and walgreens and other chains are on notice now. governme officials went undercover and found that retailers sold tobacco more than 1 million times. the agency is targetin companies that may have introduced e-cigarettes into the market. americansrd number of are dying from drugs, alcohol and icide. a new rert says 150,000 people died from one of the factors in 2017. researchers say much of the increase has been fueled by id synthetic op overdose deaths rose 45% in one year. >>> meanwhile, purdue pharma may be headed to bankruptcy. >> the company is facing hundreds of lawsuits and accusec tributing to the opioid crisis. 1,600 lawsuits have been filed by individuals and hospitals in 27 states. with the prospect of having to pay billions, purdue is looking to file for bankruptcy. that would put a hold on all litigation and allow the company to negot

it begins tuesday and wednesday in dayton, ohio on trutv.ay to pick your bracket braced on colors of the engineer is? >> can't overthink it. you will probably >>> the president is not a white supremacist. i'm not sure how many times we have to say that. >> the only thing that he can do is send out his surrogates while he stays home and tweets. >> he needs to do better. he needs to speak up and condemn this very loud and very clearly. >> we cannot be -- the gun rules need to change. >> we want to bring division into our communities. they have failed woefully. >> every victim has a story. >> this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new day. it's monday, march 18th. 6:00 here in new york. alisyn is off, erica hill joins me. you picked a doozy. >> i like to start the week off with a lot of excitement. >> what are we talking about? the president spent the weekend fighting with a dead senator and a television comedy rerun. president supporters love to br

. >> tough dayton wall street. jones industrials average closing at 6594 down by 4 percentage points two-thirds of the dow components closing at new loss today >> sucker rally. let's face it. got to move up yesterday after three weeks of moving down got a little rally talk of some kind of a bottom. next day boom everything falls apart. >> nobody has the solution set up yet we have nothing to focus on. this market is going lower >> the numbers are dismal. continue dismal and promise to continue dismal for the next several months >> i final leadership decided some of these financials have to bottom and act better before we can ever say this is going to be okay >> credit markets over the last few weeks have not been getting better the credit market has been a disaster >> what were you watching down there in the pits. >> we need a liquidity event before we start to see real buyers come in this market >> step out on a limb here >> hold on >> i don't think we're at the bottom >> sure enough we were >> the great mark hain

the ncaa tournament tipped off with the first four in dayton, ohio.ho's moving on in the "bleacher report." good morning. >> good morning. most people don't pay attention to the first four when filling out their bracket. here's why you should. one team has advance to the second round each year. syracuse made it to the final. if you like that, belmont would be in line for upset in the tournament this year. they used a 16-3 run to pull away from temple to win 81-70. they will now play maryland in the first round. in the 16-seed play a game last night, fairleigh dickinson the big first ever tournament game. cool moment for their coach, 11 months ago he was seriously ill with a life-threatening blood clot. he said to be able to be on the court leading his team to a tournament win was overwhelming. north carolina central takes on north dakota state for the right to face number one duke. then it's arizona state against st. john's. buffalo, you can watch those games on trutv. make sure to fill out your bracket tomorrow. you can go to cnn.com/bracket. >> the

. >> some cool new time lapse video out of ohio tonight, the first 44 is down in dayton.ay that five times fast. it could be the scene of cinderella story when march madness tips off on tuesday and vern, i can hear the brackets busting already. get your brackets. >> got my brackets downstairs ready to go. by the way, it is the men today, but the ladies tomorrow. they get there ncaa low. we have college basketball. 68 teams, 36 at large. 32 automatic bids, it is the coveted ncaa tournament today, for the fellas. st. mary's, after a couple of seasons, as seen on national tv today, gets a crack at defending national champion, villanova. >> they will go up against the 11th seed st. mary's gaels. >> love that, they all earned in automatic did after they upset last tuesday to when the west coast conference tournament, they are in as an 11th seed, and will play a thursday 4:20 pacific time game with a sixth seed in hartford connecticut, they better hope shots like this go in, of 10, st mary'sthalm of play we want to play the defending national champions. we want to book -- belon

in dayton ohio belmont proving the committee right after securing a bid following their loss to murray they got 29 points by senior guard kevin mcclain. they beat temple 81-70 for the school's first ncaa tournament win. temple now what we're going to see hop now is belmont will go on to face maryland on thursday. in the west region battle, fairly dickinson earned the first ncaa tournament victory in an 80-76 win. senior guard career high 33 points in the game. fairly dickinson, a erase the deficit to go on for the win. they advance now. they will play top seated gonzalez gonzaga on thursday. >> here's what i learned about mike trout. >> i'm on the edge of my seat. >> they want to be a one franchise. which are real close. they wanted to be a one franchise guy like derek jeter with the new york jampgese. but correct me if i'm wrong, baseball doesn't have a cap on salaries, that's why they can make so much money unlike basketball or football. >> i am not an aficionado, i need mike barnicle in here. >> i love it. everyone is saying baseball is die figure america and everywhere else, really

we had one man there from dayton who was held for a while, and somehow he was released.tto clearly, when they talk about his physical condition when he was there, they must have viciously tortured him. i don't even like to say that on television because i hope the family is not watching this. enough already of this. >> when the president says i take him at his word, he feels very badly about it. when i hear that, the immediate thing i hear is what the president said about another murderous dictator, who in this case directly authorized according to the cia chopping somebody up into pieces. >> how about putin? >> so let me play him. >> i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> i hate the crime. i hate what's done. i hate the cover-up. and i will tell you this, the crown prince hates it more than i do. and they have vehemently denied it. >> you know, erin, i know that when you're in a negotiation, sometimes you want to try to build some kind of a bridge, but to throw your principles out or the principl

. >>> the ncaa tournament gets started tonight with the first four in dayton, ohio.rn on trutv. winner gets the rise to lose to gonzaga in the first round. temple takes on belmont. still plenty of time to fill out those brackets and be sure to play with us along here at cnn, go to cnn.com/brackets to fill them out before thursday's game tips off. >>> finally if you're struggling and need motivation, look no further than the special olympics. a paraplegic competed using his arms to propel him. and he nearly won it, still finished second taking home the silver. i tell you what, that didn't get you ready for today and motivated, i don't know what will. >> and let's hope that young man can meet the great hussein bolt because that is an incredible story. thank you so much, andy scholes. we all needed that. >>> 25 past the hour. who gets the first look at the mueller report? turns out the white house. why the president's lawyers will review it before congress and the public gets to see it. welcome to our busy world. where we all want more energy. but with less carbon footp

police say the teens in the car were trying to get away from officers when it crashed into the dayton bus, and the impact so powerful that bus overturned and the three teenagers died. >>> to a little lighter news, a match-up of "frozen" and "pet cemetery" is playing out in maine. >> that's right. three men found this cat ice cold and lifeless in lincoln on monday. they took it to the humane society. yesterday, like the cat in steven king's thriller, he came back to life. >> he looks a lot fluffier, happier. >> king heard about this. he is a maine native and heard about the cat's recovery and he responded from the tag line of "cat cemetery," quote, sometimes dead is better, but not in this case, we hope, end quote. >> cats and their nine lives. >> absolutely. >>> atlanta-based sperm bank in atlanta is promising to revamp their policy after a florida woman discovered she had 50 siblings all over the world. >> think of remembering all those birthdays. she always knew her biological father was a sperm donor. when she turned 18, she tried to track them down and she started on social media

thank you for your letter back to me regarding the ba history center at the va in dayton, ohio and we are excited to get the next phase up and running. we look forward to a briefing on how this project is progressing and we will be in touch about that. i will be brief. i have a number of questions. senators tester, bozeman and i have been working to push for a track and report of overpayment and veteran debt. who reportedtuents a change in status or dependency to va and the va did not take action leading to overpayment and death. we are able to get provisions through last year. last week, we introduced the updated bill that clearly outlined the reporting process for veterans and families to foster better interagency coordination, reduce overpayments. i would like your commitment to -- that the ba will continue to work with the three of us. >> >> yes, sir. thank you. -- >> yes, sir. >> thank you. >> over the last month this is a bit of a follow-up to comments and questions about toxic exposure. over the years, you and i have discussed the issue whether it is agent orange or burn pits t

the men's ncaa tournament begins tonight, a pair of play-in games in dayton, the women's ncaa bracketacket since 2007. let's start with teams who are seeded number one. notre dame not the overall number one but still a number one seed. baylor gets top billing. louisville and mississippi states are also number one. not included the university of connecticut. they've gone to the final four 11 years in a row but not a number one seed for the first time in 13 years. espn fumbled the opening tipoff. oregon's women team tweeted the selection show watch party was canceled because espn released the bracket early. they had to move up the tv broadcast two hours as a result. golfer john rohm may have cost himself the largest winning purse ever at a pga tour evidence event. if only he listened to the guy he pays to carry his clubs and offer his advice. he had the lead but then gave that away. here's what happened. hitting to the bunker on 11, he ignored his caddie's advice to hit a safe shot to get in better position for his approach. he gambled, hit into the water, lost his lead, cursed himself,

. >> bill: thank you for your expertise today out of dayton, ohio. time. >> sandra: we are just a few minutes away now fox news alert from the president's text of his latest 2020 budget plan. what he is calling for when it comes to domestic spending and the border wall. >> bill: also a former trump campaign advisor firing back after becoming one of jerry nadler's many targets in a russia probe. why he says democrats are barking up the wrong tree. >> i have seen enough that makes me feel like we need to continue down this path. i really think this is about getting to the truth about showing it to the american people. and then we go from there. take t to address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is your eligibility for a va loan. which lets you buy a home with no down payment. now there's no reason to rent when you can own. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. helping veterans buy homes, that's newday usa.

pete: yesterday he gave us inside look how police in dayton, ohio, are tackling their open boyed crisiseraldo rivera. >> good morning, everybody. good to see you, major. steve: who knew daytona was the overdose capitol of the entire nation. how scary is that? what this story is about how the city, surrounding montgomery county taken a different approach to dealing with the opioid epidemic and the junkies whose lives these drugs have ravaged. here we go to jail. you look like you've goat a full house here. what are most of these men and women abusing? >> fentanyl is in everything. but if you have drugs, guns or money from drug abuse, then it is going to be a bad day for you because you are going to end up here. so the inmates in here are inmates who don't really get along well in general population. >> tell me how drugs changed the world, changed your life? >> well, i'm actually here, false accused of selling drugs. >> what were you falsely accused of selling? >> falsely accused being part of the opioid epidemic here in montgomery county. >> what are you facing? >> about 20 years. i have

a moment ago here is mike turner, a republican from ohio, represents the dayton, ohio area.s for adam schiff, the democratic committee head chair, to resign that position. i doubt that will happen. democrats have the votes on the committee. here is what turner said about the ongoing committee now. >> your response could have been you are here to insure this committee has no leaks and here to insure this committee works together and that you want to have a true bipartisan work to support the international intelligence efforts of our country. instead you've shown contempt for your fellow members of congress for two years your opening statements have repeatedly attacked the members of this committee, their motives and their work. you have transformed the staff of this committee that are prosecutorial instead of working on issues of national security and intelligence and misrepresented to the american people information that we received in classified sessions. and you've had this committee diverge from its goal. it is a danger to our national security. it is a distraction and ca

queer people are living in places that are not centers of liberalism as they spread to places like daytonere from, if that's going to be the leading cultural edge of political change in some of these places and towns and states that are not historically as legally friendly to gay people? >> yeah. that's exactly the phenomenon i was exploring. look, i think the kind of engine that's driving the lgbtq movement in this country is precisely that, people coming out to their friends, relatives, co-worker, that's happening more and more. millennials as we know are out as lgbtq at record rates. millennials are also not moving to cities in the south and west. so that's going to just be a radical makeover for the country, i think. >> so, samantha, i think maybe the principle wish that any parent has for a child is that at minimum you want your child to be happy. >> absolutely. >> so, a young child, lgbtq child, a queer child is the route the road to happiness getting easier or is it getting the same, kind of difficult in rural communities? >> you know, i think if you look at data on this, there's s

dayton start with the daily news.hio senator rob portman joins the senate majority to terminate trump's national emergency. moving to the miami herald, they had -- highlight the two boats with marco rubio joining alongside portman and others against the president. rick scott, the junior senator from florida voting to support the president yesterday and if you go to the salt lake tribune, they highlight the two senators from utah, mitt romney, mike lee among those 12 republican senators who voted to override the president's emergency declaration at the border. senator lamar alexander one of those republican senators voting to terminate the national emergency voted yes along with roy blunt, susan collins, mike murkowski moran, lisa of alaska, rand paul, rob portman, mitt romney, marco rubio, two others joining that list. pat toomey of pennsylvania and senator roger wicker of mississippi. those are the republicans who voted against the president yesterday. one of the highlights from the papers comes from the raleigh news

at stab manufacturing in dayton, the c.e.o. of the company told me that he believes welders coming out of high school will be better off financially than many attorneys or doctors. i asked him what he meant by that. he pointed out with while an attorney or professional might make more coming out of school, by the time they get out of school, law school as an example, and start investing, that welders will be on their way to building a significant nest egg. a welder makes $60,000 a year starting at age 18. let's say no student debt because, again, through the certificate program and through a pell if we get the jobs act passed in particular, this person's able to be table to do so without any student debt, using an online calculator and 8% growth, that person sets aside 8% of their income up to age 67. this assumes that a person gets no raise at all. that person will make more money, but assuming no raise, $50,000 a year, $2.5 million at 67. that is a nice nest egg. compare that to an attorney making $100,000 at a big law firm,