one errand includes a trip to the neighboring town of dayton, ohio, to pick up beauty supplies.her fiance, bobby webster, met the woman he was about to marry in high school. >> i played basketball and all the girls tried to impress. >> him, and i. >> finally got a, you know, a conversation with her and asked her out on the date. >> but after high school, bobby and nikki broke up and went their separate ways. nikki moved on to date a local richmond man named steven johnston. the couple soon had a daughter together named peyton. >> if i was smarter, she'd still be here and we'd still be together. >> their relationship was filled with turmoil. >> i wasn't good to her. i wasn't at all. i cheated, i was abusive. >> and nikki never forgot her first love, bobby. the feeling was mutual. when the two reconnected a few years later. >> we were together for about three and a half years before i moved to california, and then i came back. we got back together. the minute i got back, it seemed from california and it went on from there. >> and soon they'd be married. nikki was all smiles when s

but you take care of this place in the national weather service office at dayton airport. hey, could you broadcast this in a hurry? tornado warning is in effect for montgomery and green counties until 5 p.m. this evening. radar indicates a possible tornado sighted 25 miles northeast of cincinnati 83. moving to the northeast, an approximate 50 miles an hour in the newsroom at station, ohio, weatherman weatherman gilbert is watching his radar this way. i think some of something him cameras of studio cameras to the studio prepare for weather said weather. here's a weather bulletin from instant weather radar station is the weather radar now shows a developing in northeastern warren county and 50 miles the tornado was indicated by that strong echo to the southeast corner of the center of the screen. that familiar six hook now developing off the bottom of that tornado. and that thunderstorm, rather, the tracked apparently is taking it from northeastern county in a southeastern montgomery county in the central green curry at miami valley, disastrous services in dayton. the direct

pamela, dayton, ohio, republican. caller: yes, i'm calling -- i don't know if this has anything to do with what they are talking about but i heard biden had dementia the whole time he was running for president. when he was elected for president and they knew he had dementia, why did they allow him to run? i don't understand this. i don't understand everything that he put forth. why has it gone through? when you have dementia, i mean you are incompetent and you should not be signing anything that is political or even legal or unlegal because they are not responsible. i just don't understand it. i voted for trump. because -- host: we will go to gregory next in willington connecticut. caller: good morning, greta. happy valentine's day. i'm asking for a guest request based on mr. stephen moore there. it is interesting you guys didn't -- i'm a big anti-war guy as you might remember -- you didn't take about military spending and how the military hasn't passed any audits. this morning i looked at the web site run by brown un

was that kind of night for the spartz dayton albury for 3 utah state by 23 at the break. 2nd half drakebig-time aggies. win 1, 0, 5, 57 out shooting. it is not exactly a for-sale sign at 49. 49 debartolo way. but piece of the team just might soon be available for about 900 million dollars. that's according to a report from the sports business journal that indicates the niners are, quote, exploring the sale of a 10% stake in the team that 900 million dollar offering based on an estimated valuation of more than 9 billion dollars. and yes, that would be a franchise record. but hey, there's a lot of extra cash floating around the nfl these days for the second year in a row, the leaves will significantly raise its salary cap, giving teens more financial flexibility and signing players. we don't have an exact number yet. but estimates project to cap range between 277.5 million dollars and 281 and a half million dollars per club. that would be at least 22 million more than last season. >> and 53 million more and 2020. and what that means in layman's terms is your favorite football team. the fo

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driven by an attack from san diego and certain western powers on the republic of sharp scott and the dayton agreement. the aim is to redefine for erase the republic of serfs, got undermining the vital interest of the serbian people and both the republic of search, scott and republic of serbia and an exclusive interview with all the sub in the deputy prime is on his, on the inside his views and the bose in crisis. i mean it's over impacts on the balkans. being balkan lived together for hundreds of years and all the time when we had left alone and that has been a short period of time. we live in peace renovation. great power and be sure for in a foreign politician or, or for yours, the owners of, in some kind of the remote turmoil, the the said, nothing to be a concern. right? i'm very concerned. you're welcome to, i'm very concerned at present, which is very concerned. and miller, this concern as well. what for himself? who cares? she's just one of the guys who the vision, who, who leave the service advisor. but this is a back on data agreement. this is on the priest enforced in category. yo

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where should they strictly ad here, excuse enclosure the dayton accords. should the i think we but it's good to get a division. we think this is paula silver bell grades and very important factor in maintaining regional stability. us, wisconsin, we've also reconfirmed from the city of some of the positions that the russian leadership has confirmed. so many times seems to be the waste supports we serve and leadership and present info changes efforts to move to prevent this double ization of the situation. but again, for which in the country come get me fucked. president, roaches came up with specific fact so, so this blunt for the teaching gross interference of other states and up to the survey is the internal processes of practice that we can them. and we insist that sort of a simply, that is this principles. that is the single should be strictly should observed by all countries. first of all, our restaurant, we found a parts list i would juice and instead have a long place their activities in his own using so called non governmental organizations. it is f

dayton provided the computing power to power the entire industrial revolution.y hometown of cincinnati was known around the world as the queen city. the consumer-products capital of the world, providing the food supply chain for the rest of the country. we were the pioneers, the explorers, the unafraid. the people who know bureaucracy or government would dare stand in the way of. the state where the wright brothers grew up before they took flight. the state where neil armstrong and john glenn gained the self-confidence as kids to eventually go on to reach the outer frontiers of outer space. we were the pioneers. that's who we were. we were the state of excellence. we can be the state of excellence again because we have all of the advantages we did back then. the same erie canal to new york city. the same mississippi river to the ohio river. the same fertile farmland. the same great hard workers that represent the best of our country, located at the heart of the greatest nation known to mankind with 60% of north america's population. think about that. within a si

the impact on dayton and youngstown and lorain and toledo is devastating and these communities were gutted industry cities with good, high paying american jobs. we shipped them to mexico. we have to reverse course. we won world war ii. because in the midwest we made a lot of things really fast. >> is there one thing that sticks out in your mind that will help these communities? larry: there was an article from the national bureau of economic reservice connected and have it's a big deal and lefty academics that came to the clock cross-examination that bringing china -- conclusion that bringing china in and allowing them trading and had high, high tariffs and clobbered industrial midwest and very liberal academics but they did incredibly granular homework on this. that's why the whole thing ring as bell with me. >> i was presiding in front of the senate listening to a lot of democrat nonsense. for a second, i thought maybe itunesed into canadian government tv. and t they were advocating for canada and i'm like you're senators in america and we have to protect canada and canadian companies. n

we make 4 million cars in canada and mexico that are sold here in the united states the impact on daytonwe have to reverse course, we won world war ii, because in midwest we made a lot of things really fast. that industrial capacity is a national security imperative that sports with auto industry -- 12 starts with auto industry. larry: is there one thing that sticks out that will help the communities? did you see in the "wall street journal" yesterday, this was an article about an economy study from national bureau of economy research, a big deal, it was lefty academics who came to conclusion that bringing china into the world trade organization, and allowing them normalization of trading, they had high tariffs, what they -- that is what c clobbered the industrial midwest. they did gran gr homework on this. >> i was providing in front of senate, and for second a thought maybe i tuned in to canadian government tv, then they were advocating for canada. i am saying wait, you are senators in america. and they say we have to brprotect canada and canadian companies, we have to do production am

bill from dayton, ohio,, window we get an inside look at your meetings with the prime time team? laguna beach, will the gold card come with access to trump golf clubs? yes, you always get the first tee time of. lori from michigan, miller is too young for me but hallman is looking better every day. see the white hat or the black hat he on -- he had on? fire. i'm really looking forward to the epstein files being released. his famous friends can't hide forever. remember just because you were on epstein's jet doesn't mean you are guilty of anything. sure we're going going to hear that tomorrow. i could safe to say epstein's friends are having their last supper tonight. gym from chesterfield, virginia, , i think the third ukrainian model was sticky sami, hold on to your suitcases. and now finally we should get the sticky sami video surveillance. from the las vegas airport that they've been hiding. adam from fox weather, first you rig sink or swim against me now you compare me to jake tapper, thanks for nothing jesse. get paid whether you are right or wrong. >> sean: welcome t

dayton was strong. el paso, you guessed it, strong san bernardino strong. new orleans strong.now there's los angeles strong. and we. >> are. >> los angeles is a place where the people are strong, just not the water pressure. >> uh, new rule. >> now that giannina proseries has been named by playboy, the most beautiful woman in the world. and she says her beauty routine includes acquiring and applying salmon sperm. >> uh. >> someone has to ask her. okay. you're the most beautiful woman in the world. but is it worth it if you have to jerk off a fish? >> yeah. >> and finally, new rule. donald trump must inform america what he's. >> trying what he's trying to tell us by continuing to do this. dance. and. >> and now making ymca, his anthem. >> and and. >> look, it's a it's a new year, a new administration. and i say clean slate. i'm not going to keep rehashing the bit i did so many times last year where i played the video of trump doing the dance and saying it looked like he was jerking off. two guys at the same time even though it looks exactly like he's jerking off. >> two guys at

james in dayton, ohio, republican. good morning, good morning, john. thank you for taking my call. i would like to expand upon the transparency for which president trump and elon musk and moving forward. this isn't being done in the dark of night. they have no desire to take our money for themselves they want our money taken back from the lunacy and upside down thinking from here on forward. it blows me away to listen to the democrats beat the drum of hatred and anger. we didn't do that when biden was in there. i hope anyone can come to a middle ground and understand goodness is obvious as is evil. thank you so much for taking my call. >> host: this is james in the magnolia state, independent. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i want to get on talk to mitch schneider about he's worried about all the contracts. why was he would do all our tax money going to different countriesun under this usb id? what burns me as they gave vietnam $11 million not to burn trash. why was he worried about that. but as a veteran, i can't get, i can be seen by the dentist at the v.a. hospital in tu

and during the day that dayton the 23rd, she began to set plans for the funeral. and she had sergeant schriver, her brother-in-law, set up in an office in the white house and work with other people and she wanted it done a certain way and they did it that way. that afternoon i look her over to the arlington national cemetery with-- we met the secretary of defense there, mcnamara and she went around looking where she wanted the president to be buried. they picked out the spot and we went back to the white house. the next morning was the day, sunday the 24th, the body was-- there would be a service in the east room for the family and staff. then the body would be taken to the capitol. president and mrs. johnson would come over to the white house because they were living at the elms, his personal residence and they would pick she and the children up to accompany the president's body to the u.s. capitol and placed in state. before that happened i was over in the east wing of the white house conferring with my boss, gerald bain, and the phone rang and it was general mc

partners in the bayview particularly given past harmful transportation and planning decisions in dayton and stressed her concern about the agency following through on its commitments to the community through this plan. several members also gave feedback that they'd like to see st grade factor more heavily into the network design and more protected bike infrastructure proposed including on residential streets in particular. and finally during new business quite a few members expressed disappointment about recent traffic violence incidents involving extreme speeds several pedestrian fatalities that have already occurred this year and the 42 traffic fatalities the city recorded last year which is the highest since 2000. despite 2024 being the original vision zero target year members requested that relevant city agencies come present to the cac and have an open ended and frank discussion about better strategies to end traffic violence. >> thanks so much and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you so much. chair segal any questions commissioners? if not. madam clerk, let's go to publ

we will see archival video of presses and is very special of the oval office ryan starks color in daytonnd thank you for sharing this new exhibit and it looks exceedingly well done i'm curious about the staff white house historical association emmy step is acquired to create this annuity do. >> in a really wonderful team, we have historians and librarians, publish books and magazine publishing team communications, development and marketing administration retail we have four shops now that are products selling even that annual white house christmas ornament which we have now done for 43 years. and so this entire new venture we have here 33 and all that are the work that i described were right at 100 and again, no taxpayer dollars these are notgo funded by government it all. we never ever will except taxpayer work for her funding is with resources provided through the sale of the white house christmas ornaments and put books and publications and the generosity of the american people. >> numberer of you seem know abt the white house christmas ornament and i will say ten years he's been in t

ryan is our next collar in dayton, ohio. c-span2 thank you. thanks for sharing this new exhibit. it looks exceedingly well done. i'm curious about the staffs of the white house historical association. how many staff is required to create this and do what you do? >> guest: really wonderful team. we have historians, librarians, we publish books and a quarterly magazine so we have a publishing team, communications development, marketing, administration, retail, we have four shops now that we sell our products including our annual white house christmas ornament which we've done for 43 years and so including this entire new venture that we have here, 43,000 ft. here and all the other work i described, we run 100 and no taxpayer dollars, not funded by government at all except taxpayer funding and it is all done by resources provided by sale of the white house chris ornament, books and publications and generosity of the american people. >> i will say for the 10 years we've been in the job, he has grown this organization enormously, used to be much lower key and funded entirely by sale o

james in dayton, ohio, republican, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call.e to expound upon the transparency for which president trump and elon musk are moving forward. this isn't being done in the dark of night. they have no desire to take our money for themselves. they want our money taken back from the lunacy and the upside down thinking from here on forward. it blows me away to listen to the democrats beat the drum of division and hatred and anger. we didn't do that when biden was in there. i hope everyone can come to a middle ground and understand goodness is obvious as is evil. thank you for taking my call. host: that was james in ohio. this is james in the magnolia state. good morning. caller: i wanted to talk to mr. snyder about he is worried about money, elon, contracts. why wasn't he worried about all our tax money going to different countries under this usaid? what burns me is they gave vietnam $11 million to not burn trash. why wasn't he worried about that? as a veteran i cannot be seen by the dentist at the va hospital in tuscaloosa, alabama bec

partners in the bayview particularly given past harmful transportation and planning decisions in dayton and stressed her concern about the agency following through on its commitments to the community through this plan. several members also gave feedback that they'd like to see st grade factor more heavily into the network design and more protected bike infrastructure proposed including on residential streets in particular. and finally during new business quite a few members expressed disappointment about recent traffic violence incidents involving extreme speeds several pedestrian fatalities that have already occurred this year and the 42 traffic fatalities the city recorded last year which is the highest since 2000. despite 2024 being the original vision zero target year members requested that relevant city agencies come present to the cac and have an open ended and frank discussion about better strategies to end traffic violence. >> thanks so much and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you so much. chair segal any questions commissioners? if not. madam clerk, let's go to publ

pamela, dayton, ohio, republican.aller: yes, i'm calling -- i don't know if this has anything to do with what they are talking about but i heard biden had dementia the whole time he was running for president. when he was elected for president and they knew he had dementia, why did they allow him to run? i don't understand this. i don't understand everything that he put forth. why has it gone through? when you have dementia, i mean you are incompetent and you should not be signing anything that is political or even legal or unlegal because they are not responsible. i just don't understand it. i voted for trump. because -- host: we will go to gregory next in willington connecticut. caller: good morning, greta. happy valentine's day. i'm asking for a guest request based on mr. stephen moore there. it is interesting you guys didn't -- i'm a big anti-war guy as you might remember -- you didn't take about military spending and how the military hasn't passed any audits. this morning i looked at the web site run by brown univ

and finally bill clinton got involved and we had the dayton accords, and something happened. now, if you had a pressure campaign, i was watching cbs news actually last night, at the risk of naming a competitor, and there was a fantastic report from sudan with literally starving children. taking food from usaid pouches. the usaid has been fantastic at advertising the fact that it's american. so whenever you see those big. >> sacks. >> they have usaid written on it for a reason. it is the soft power. now, i think if there was a campaign. a sustained media campaign showing these children this i mean, this tiny baby was literally there drinking from a usaid bottle, that child won't survive if it doesn't get that usaid aid. i don't think americans are appreciating yet what the impact of this cut will have. but if they start to see that americans won't like it, and i think president trump could be susceptible to that pressure, public pressure campaign. but i look at elon musk and the glee with which he is destroying this agency. i'm calling them worms, calling them evil, calling th