remember the long lines in ohio in 2004?nd juxtapose those long lines to what happened in florida in 2012. that is exactly what they're doing, trying to discourage people from exercising their fundamental rights to vote. >> and i want to make sure i've got this right. this would diminish the power of the secretary of state. >> yes, the absentee ballot applications being mailed out that, particular bill states that only if the general assembly authorizes it through an appropriation. so if the general assembly does not give money to the secretary of state to mail out those absentee ballot applications, then the secretary of state cannot do that. why would you do that? why would you do that? >> control. >> trying to confuse and stop voters. >> yeah, the legislature to control the state office so it doesn't get out of hand so they can control the vote. it's amazing what's happening. this is an opportunity. this is a real national opportunity for john kasich to step out against some radical thinking, when it comes to people going

next, one of the discussions held in columbus, ohio. this portion focuses on the impact that partisan attitudes are having on elections. this is 45 minutes. >> so today here we have four experts on elections. two secretaries of state, chief election officers in two of our states. two prominent election lawyers. two republicans, two democrats. let me introduce them. let's begin. secretary state john huston, the first term as secretary of state here in ohio and previously served as the hoe hoe house of representatives. secretary of state mark ritchie of minnesota who is nearing the last year of his second term as secretary of state of the chief election official in minnesota. and to my immediate right, ben ginsberg who is a prominent lawyer at pat and bogs who has also been the general council and attorney for many republican candidates including the general council for the mitt romney campaign in 2012. we begin with a lot of expert teals. let's start with bob bauer, the one fact that i will pepper him with now is he and ben also chair a c

and with nothing currently on the table to do anything about healthcare disparities here in ohio, it looks like the state's infant mortality crisis is just going to keep getting worse. >> we live in a system where racism is still prevalent and there's stereotypes and caricatures that follow certain groups of people like low income, single black mothers that "you're not doing your best. you're living off the system. you're driving cadillac's"- all this stuff that has no basis in reality. >> racism and poverty are intertwined and i think each makes the other worse. but i think racism is the venom in the bite of poverty. >> i would say to the politicians: stop thinking about yourselves, ok? start thinking about the people who put you in there. have some empathy for them, have some sympathy for them. >> before leaving ohio, we went to see one of the mothers we'd met earlier in our time here. ariel has just given birth - not to the boy she was expecting- but to a daughter who she's named samari. samari was full-term but substantially underweight. she has several birth defects, including a

and keep in mind, she did very well here in ohio in 2008. >> yes, she did. she did very well.that competition going to come from, bob shrum? >> i don't think there's going to be a kind of huge competition to her for the nomination. i think the situation is different than it was in 2008. first of all, i think democrats who really wanted change in 2008 and she ran as a candidate of experience, are going to look at 2016 and say we really want to win this election. the supreme court is at stake for a generation. the kind of numbers you're talking about today are going to be very powerful. secondly, i think the desire for a woman is very high. thirdly, by the time she was winning ohio in 2008, she was a very effective candidate. she wasn't in the early part of the process. i think she will start where she left off in 2008. and if she doesn't run, you know, then i think you're going to see a kind of wide-open field. but the idea that, for example, l elizabeth warren who signed a letter asking her to run is going to run against her is hot air and her journalism. >> connie, does it --

election in 2004. ohio did not have lines like this in the two presidential elections after that. because after 2004, the state instituted changes, like this is not a hypothetical thing in ohio. the state has a really recent history of it being terribly difficult to vote in heavily populated democratic parts of the state. it was really bad in 2004, and they fixed that problem by making changes like expanding early voting so the lines would not be so long on election day. about a third of ohio voted early last year. it is much easier to do that. and the fact that so many people like early voting and are thereby finding it hard to go to elections, today people of ohio voted to cut back the voting by six days, voting to end the six-day registration, to make it harder if you have to cast a provisional ballot. and they're making it harder if you have to wait at the polls. do you hope your state legislator will start to go and vote and make the process of voting a lot harder and slower for you? congratulations, i

he was visible in ohio. by the time of 1913, when there was a new law that allowed senators to be elected popularly, he is positioned to run. in 1914, he is elected to the senate in ohio. he thus becomes the first popularly elected senator from that state. and the first senator to become president as a sitting senator. and of course florence is right there alongside him. her role is quite significant. >> you write in your book that he was unconvinced about his of viability as a candidate, even among his congressional republicans. it was a matter of his health. he did die early. then there was a matter of terri -- carrie phillips. there were other women as well. his personal life was a mess. do people look the other way and in these days? >> in those days? there were a lot of things which were not talked about. scandal of public figures were as not written about. unless there was a divorce. unless something went into the courts. the papers would not touch it. something that has never occurred to me until now,

snow in ohio and kentucky and northern new york. it will be a mess as everyone tries to get to were try are going. back in california it's prosecutety -- pretty nice here. most of this storm will be northbound. there is a another system behind due late wednesday into thursday. a chance for rain on thanksgiving. right now it looks a lot lighter. we'll have to watch this. temperatures tomorrow morning below freezing. fair field 3 2, 40 by the bay. highs in the afternoon making it to the low to mid 60s. tuesday some more high clouds in the afternoon otherwise cold. thursday is a chance for light rain. it's looking warmer for the weekend. >>> five other -- an 6 month agreement will limit i -- iran nuclear activity. >>reporter: the u.s. and other world powers reached an agreement with iran. this the is first step. >> today that opened up a new path toward a world that's more secure. a future we can verify that iran nuclear actedtive -- activity will be slow. >> the nation does not seek nuclear weapon. >>reporter: in congress there is cong

what about in ohio? >> in our individual market our estimates show that premiums will go up on average 41%. that's just the premium cost. that doesn't include the additional out of pocket expenses like co-pays and deductibles which i think is part of what's creating sticker shock for some of the ohio consumers when they look at the overall out of pocket costs. it is significantly more under obama care than it was in our existing market. >> so 41%. that's pretty significant. does that mean you like the fix the president proposed which would allow ohioans to keep their plans and not be subject to a 41% increase in premiums? >> of course we like for ohioans to have choice and for consumers to choose what it is, the type of coverage they like. that's what we had before obama care. we're concerned about the announcement yesterday. it creates more uncertainty in an already chaotic insurance market. we're concerned that it will hasten the pace for which premiums will go up in 2015 and beyond. >> you're going to

let's go to nick in ohio. nick? >> caller: boo-yah from ohio. >> boo-yah. >> caller: all right. sierra wireless. is it a keeper? >> you know what, i'm not -- you

>> we wanted to do something different in ohio. a very, very young-looking 19-year-old actress who would be in the house with us and pose as the on-site decoy. >> i'd really like to see you. >> we didn't think james rutherford was going to show up. he had engaged in a long, explicit, suggestive webcam interaction with our decoy, showing a little parts of the body. later, though, he said, i'm not sure this is the right thing to do. >> i was really looking forward to it. that's not fair. i'm so bored here. >> but all of a sudden, this red corvette comes down the driveway and parks right around back. now, the way we had it set up was that the guy would park in front and walk around back, but he drove right up to the back door. so we all had to scramble into position. >> okay. gotcha. i'm familiar with that approach. >> come on in. [ knock on door ] >> the door's open. >> where are you? >> i just wanted to go finish getting ready. i'll be right there. >> where are you? >> i'll be right back. just sit at the bar. and i'll be right there.

the interview was in ohio. the judiciary committee, and he pushed a lot of the civil rights bills and voting rights -- he was conservative on most issues but this was something we assumed should happen by the mid-60s and i think the suppression could have a very strong backlash effect. >> it's interesting, julian. you've said this a couple times now where you've said there were conservative who is nonetheless were for poverty, conservatives who were for voting rights. i remember about that, valley. why did this move so much to -- like i can determine everything i need to know about where you stand on all these issues just by knowing your partisan identification. >> the unspoken political rally in states like ohio and across the country is democrats do better when more people get to the polls. republicans do better when fewer people get to the polls. and it is deeply troubling to me that this has become a partisan battle, that the right to cast your vote is a moral imperative, it's sacred to what makes our countr

and i think the final total was nearly $40 million in a state the size of ohio. are already attacking me. they're out in all parts of the state. and we know that they're going to be a significant presence in the 2014 election. that's why it's important to educate iowans about what's at stake and who's trying to influence their elections even though as you pointed out the donors themselves are secret at this point. >> do you think that iowans are onto this? and how do you think they feel about this outside money? >> oh, i think they are onto it and i think the people of coralville got onto it very quickly. if you look at the election outcomes, you can see that the people of coralville rejected these outside secret attempts to influence their local municipal elections. iowans take politics very seriously, ed. and they expect you to come and talk to them in clear terms about what you stand for and what you believe. and they want to look inside you and know what type of person you are. they don't want to be influenced by outside groups that don't care about your econo

said -- like in ohio years back, they when the governor of ohio push the state to go in and wire the schools for the future. -- firstare looking at of all, where is it going to come from? where are they expecting to get these dollars from? the requirements will be put on the schools. this, then what are the requirements the federal government will impose on you for doing it. that is another issue that has to be addressed. first, can the schools do this? also, how are you going to pay for it? >> they will pay for it through program thatrab -- puts these on your monthly cell phone bill. cost towant to up the the consumer again. ofn you are looking at some the things we're looking at, especially on cell phone usage, one of the numbers that came up if all thee -- sudden we are finding out that certain people have gotten money and spending it, will the phone to only use cell phones, bash will the folks who only use cell phones, get that reduced because we should not be paying for it? folks look at their monthly bills and they wonder, why is soaks pensive? can i afford this -- so expensive

in ohio, 6 to 8 inches of snow have already been seen. h of us, here in pennsylvania, we've seen 10 inches and more of it on its way. here's the low making its way up the coastline. remember, it's coming from the south. a lot of rain packing a good punch out there. as far as rain, anywhere 2 to 4 inches can still be seen, especially if you're farther north, tapering off as the low makes its way north. the snow totals most likely moving down into western portions of new york. also into pennsylvania, also back through west virginia. those are going to be those hot spots. remember, even with visibility, all the aircraft trying to get around. very difficult getting into pittsburgh, you almost didn't see anything until you just landed so that's going to be complication as well. then there are the winds. even though as we go through the day, we start to see the winds taper off. heaviest rain, heaviest snow, but as we go through the evening hour, all of this does start to taper off, as far as the precipitation, but not the winds. right now, this

in charge? who is the liaison with ohio? i also expressed concern about what i knew about the information technology problems that were pretty obvious, wondering whether they could be solved by october 1. whether you have tested the technology, specifically whether the systems would work and what were the results of the testing. i said i was concerned there would be confusion and disarray for ohioans. unfortunately, there has been. i did not receive a response from the letter. that august letters -- letter still remains unanswered. i want to ask you today, who is in charge of the federal exchange in ohio? who can i direct my constituents to because i am trying to help? ultimatelysay administrator tavener oversees the agency. >> there is no one in ohio? accountable >> we do not have an individual assigned per state. no, sir. >> you talked earlier about how you think you should not take on the site, a suggestion i the chairman and others, better to do routine upgrades. are you testing the site, testing the upgrade you are usin

what's happening now in ohio and kentucky and tennessee, the bigger danger zones right now? >> yes, it certainly is. we still have tornado watches in effect. one that encompasses much of the eastern half of ohio. and we have 65 reports of tornados for the day. some almost 80 unfiltered reports, meaning there were duplicates, so they narrowed down what are suspected to be the duplicates. we may have 66 in ohio. i'll tell you about that in just one second. here's a view across tennessee. live pictures coming out of nashville. want to show you this right now. you may be able to see some of the lightning in the distance. in nashville, you might expect a line of storms to move through as we are looking at severe thunderstorms moving across the region. gusty winds are expected. let's go back and show you what's happening in ohio right now. there is a tornado warning out. this is in fairfield county. that is just to the north of cincinnati. to the southeast of columbus. and there is an amateur weather spotter, or radio spotter who says he saw a tornado on the ground. now, it is dark

i'm in ohio sharing -- >> my favorite city in cleveland.have nothing but funnel. we're goi i'm going to do something that i dd last year. i bought all of my family members a gift and i left the price tag only. i marked that stuff up. i want people to know what i paid for that gift. the real reason is i'm fired of people giving me cheap gifts. and they always say the same thing. it's not the gift, it's the thought that counts. well, with this cheap gift you gave pe, i don't think you thought to much about it. i'm going to be talking the holidays singing a song that nobody knows the lyrics to. >> george, my friend, i have got to go. i'm leaving you behind, unfortunately. >> george wallace. >> laugh it off. tau thank you, martin. there's absolutely nothing you can talk about. >> see you soon. taung, bye, bye. >> moving on now, two of the nfl's top teams and quarterbacks are going to square off tonight. rachel nicholas is live in foxboro, massachusetts as the denver broncos and the new england pay trots get set to battle it out. rachel? >> yeah

at an event in ohio-- the president told the crowd-- health care is a problem he wants to solve. and he's not willing to go back to the old system. as a fix to the new program. the president says consumers can keep their current medical coverage through 2014 and it does not have to meet the coverage requirements under the new law. the president also says healthcare.gov will be able to handle the "majority" of users by the end of november.-- but not all. house speaker john boehner says the only way to fix obamacare is to repeal it. some health insurance companies also responded that presiden't changes to the law could result in higher premiums for consumers. lockheed martin is cutting jobs as u-s military spending slows down the defense contractor plans to lay off 4 thousand workers, or 3 percent of its global workforce. the cutbacks will happen over the next year-and-a-half and close operations in ohio, arizona, pennsylvania and texas. job sectors include information systems, training and space systems. now that union workers at boeing have strongly rejected a labor contract, the

me and i could do it like town in ohio. what is likely to wan to look for something they need. just the moment. we can turn helps toet t wheelchair open to rational. you can get to the stars to steal coleman who drove her down for tonight. so we can go up debris on the front seat it all make sure to accompany the camera works for a choice for people who claimng to cry. the trouble i need it after getting the go ahead from the darkness the company owning more than three hundred fifty trip from groups or in the short last year. including visits to pray and read play. vacation from july. over the past two years the number of people using this as it is up more than fifty percent. many people feel cooped up in their daily lives. travel and sightseeing help to give them hope. been been. much of mind at the hotel. and heads straight for them. this is the part of the trip months ago has been looking forward to most. the first on screen back in for twenty eight. it feels so luxurious. i never thought i ate again and a hot spring. after the bank is midterm the only thing that a sound cas

president obama is in ohio today, where he will make a speech on the health of u.s. manufacturing. the president will make remarks on the economy from steel manufacturing plant arcelormittal in cleveland. the company is the world's largest manufacturer of steel, and recently reported in better than expected financial results.arcelormittal says business in north america is growing, and is helping offset losses in europe. the president may address the troubled healthcare.gov website at today's event in ohio. despite the series of technical glitches-- the administration believes the enrollment process is on track. wednesday, the obama administration revealed disappointing enrollment numbers.fewer than 27,000 people signed up for private health insurance through healthcare.gov and 79,000 through state run exchanges,the goal was 500,000 by now. on capitol hill yesterday, the deputy chief information officer of cms which runs healthcare.gov responded to questions from congress. "we underestimated the volume of users who would attempt to concurrently access the system at any one time initi

yet through it all grant has shown remarkable determination which he credits at least in part to ohioant was pretty much born a fan. his parents troy and denice were both in the o.s.u. marching band and got engaged during half time of the michigan game. his cat is named buckeye. his wardrobe flush with scarlet. point is almost nothing mattered more to grant than ohio state-- until he got sick, of course. his parents say they'll never forget the first time his oncologist came in to see him. >> grant wasn't exactly sure what we were talking about and when she dropped the "c" word in the room he was like, whoa. no. no. >> i didn't like the word "cancer." >> reporter: so you decided not to use the word cancer? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: what did you decide to use instead? >> michigan. >> reporter: that's right. the kid named his cancer michigan and insisted everyone in his life refer to it as such. >> i'm like why do you want to call it that? and he goes "because ohio state beats michigan." that was something he could understand to make it into a competition. he was going to beat this diseas

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and snow also coming down hard in columbus, ohio. ay will be just above the freezing mark. here in atlanta, it's 36 degrees. plenty of rain expected. and now a live look from new york. not too bad right now. but the heavy rain is on its way. tomorrow the winds will be gusting and that's going to cause big problems. cnn is covering the storm like no one else with crews spread throughout the country. let's start with chad meyer. hi. >> hi. it's going to be a wet drive on i-95, not white. it's all about the higher elevations across the turnpike. get over toward rochester and upstate, over here into pittsburgh, snowing. there's a lot of traffic in pittsburgh. not much mere in atlanta. because people i think took the day off. but it is slippery there in pittsburgh. here is the deal. i-95, all rain. it's far enough east. you get over towards winston salem and roanoke, that's where it's 32 or 31 and raining. and behind that, that's where the snow is and stay cold enough for the snow to pile up. pittsburgh will have at least a half foot and i

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but experts say that's not a legal defense in the state of ohio. so far no word from prosecutors. for wise, he could face life in prison. anna young is a former criminal defense attorney and prosecutor and live with us in our newsroom this afternoon. this one's tough to look at. she could not speak, but to suggest that it was a mercy killing, sounds to a lot of observers like a real stretch, anna. >> right, hi, shep, nice to see you. that's absolutely correct, mercy killings are not legal defenses in the state of ohio. so it's very sympathetic, but legally that's not going to cause john wise to be acquitted. my understanding is that he's pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. and the state of ohio followed the m'naghten rule. which is that he was so mentally ill at the time of the killing that he did not understand right from wrong. these kind of defenses are very difficult for the defense to prevail on. they're only used 1% in criminal cases and they're rarely won for the defense. >> and you usually need some previous worth from doctors or that there was treatment of a severe

it happens right here in ohio. it happens right here in america. let me make one last point.have to do everything we can affordable health care, period. you may have read we have had some problems the last month with websites. i'm not happy about that. you know, i had a press conference today and i said you know what? we fumbled the ball in terms of the rollout, but we always knew this was going to be hard. there's a reason why folks tried to do it a hundred years and hadn't done it. and it's implicated. a lot of players are involved. the status quo is entrenched. and so, yes, there's no question the rollout on the affordable care act was much tougher than we expected, but i want understand i i want millions of americans to make sure that they are are not broke when they get sick and they can go to a doctor when their kid gets sick and we are apologizing for that. we are are going to get this done. so we are going to get the website working the way it's supposed to. the plans are already out there that are affordable and people can get tax credits. we are going to help folks,

. >> reporter: in ohio swirling snow. check out this football game. they had to scrub the snow off the goal line. downed tree and power lines. >> i heard a big crack and the ground shook. i thought it was an earth quake. >> reporter: 40 million americans are expected to travel during the thanksgiving holiday weekend. what is waiting out there? wind, sleet, snow, rain. >> reporter: the big system that came through here has been making its way across the rockies. it will push through the south east and up into the northeast for tuesday with rain along the coast. you can be sure there will be travel delays all over in the east for much of this week for the busy thanksgiving holiday. we have clear skies and light winds. we have temperatures in the coldest spots. with the sunshine for tomorrow we have warm afternoons. wednesday it will thicken clouds and a chance for light rain thanksgiving. the track of the system has changed. instead of a direct hit at the bay area it will stay offshore as it pushes through california. tomorrow sunshine, low to mid- 60s.

they can't be ignored, and i'm not ignoring them in ohio. i think it communicates two messages. through work and a better tomorrow, hope and opportunity. if you get stuck, we will be there to help you in whatever we can. and we will make sure we measure so you get from where you are stuck over the bridge. that is a message that, i think it shows we care. the last thing i will say -- i'm going on here. they did a survey. they asked voters about romney and obama. romney won four things. the fifth one was, who understands our problems better. obama was 81 and romney was 19. why? they never saw his heart. and he is a wonderful man. and i don't know why that happened. people have to know you care about them, that you understand them. if they are stuck in a ditch you're going to put your shoulder to the car and help push them out. if we can demonstrate that people will say that is a new brand for republicans. create jobs, compassion and care. i think it works. >> i think that in our nation a lot of people worry about the direction our nation is going. they will tell you. america is con

lots of clouds streaming in from the mississippi and ohio valley right over us. we have low clouds which have also come in from the atlantic. low 30s now shanendoah valley. mid-30s from fredericksburg and upper 30s at eatston. ash burn -- at easton. >>> monika has more information for you on the early commute. >> i do. at 2:30 this morning a large tree fell across the wa

behind the front we've got 40s in ohio, 30s when you get to indiana. d morning except for dumfries 49. dulles and centreville 54 degrees. it is 53 in alexandria and white oak this morning. bowie, baden both at 57. outside on our weather camera, the lights are off on the monument now. scaffolding still there. will be for a while. got the lights obviously for aircraft but that's it. we've got some clouds out there but also lots of breaks overhead in washington. partly sludy, -- cloudy, 55. the humidity continues to increase. the moisture continues to increase from the south in advance of a cold front which we're watching off to the west. we'll take you to 9:00, 10:00. here we are at 10:00 a.m., west of i-95, especially blue ridge west we're seeing the showers. the heavier showers along the delmarva coming from norfolk. lunch time looks wet around here with the rain crossing the region. we'll take you to mid afternoon. starting to see the clearing west to east through the latter part of the afternoon. so we're driving home. looks like sunny skies, clear sk

i first really got interested in ohio state as a young student and got to know woodie hayes and laterfe i got to know the great coach of the school up north and it's just a great thing. it's a lot of fun and we all enjoy it very much here. >> the school up north, i noticed you didn't say the word, michigan. that school up north, right, governor? >> it's the school up north, yes. we never use -- we'd never call them by whatever their name is up there. we don't even think about it that way. it's just never simple victory. i tell you what, it was a heck of a game. that will go down as one of the great games in the series and fortunately, we came out on top and we have now won 24 in a row. that's almost like the ratings wins for fox, right? 24 years in a row. >> 24? that is so amazing. >> we haven't lost a game since urban myers has been the coach and so we'll see next week will be another tough game. we're playing another school up north. but we can mention that, that's michigan state. the head coach up there was always the defensive coordinator and got his grooming at ohio state. >> you

most of these workers depend on public assistance or in the case of the story in ohio, the generosity of co-worker to put a good meal on the table for the holidays. it's a disgrace. it's not okay that we live in one of the wealth wealthiest nations in the world, and there's so many people who are struggling to get by. one is holding corporations accountable to paying the wages that they can afford to pay to be cheer, many of them can afford it, they are choosing not to. we have a responsibility as a nation to raise our federal minimum wage to make sure we are lifting up the wages and the standards for working people so they, in fact - workers can, you know participate in our economy. >> why is the low age job pool expanding? >> well, i think because more and more companies find it more profitable to create low-age jobs, to make sure their part-time jobs - this is a trend we see in the workforce, the growth of part-time and temporary work versus full-time jobs that include benefits that support workers and their ability to support themselves and family, families have access to health c

. >> in ohio swirling clouds of snow and temperatures in the 20s.check out the football game in columbus. they had to snub it off the goal line. it started on the west coast. strong winds downed trees and pwoufr lines. >> i heard a big crack and things started falling. i thought it was a big earthquake. flooding hit arizona. more than 40 million americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more for the thanksgiving holiday weekend. what is waiting out there more wind, sleet, snow and rain. >> there have been some storm- related deaths in four states. >> turning our attention and rescuers have seen bodies at the scene of a oil pipeline blast in china t brings the death toll to 52. and following the explosions from a ruptured oil pipeline. it is the second deadliest accident of the year after a chicken factory fire killed 121 people. the secretary of state is in london. they led the u.s. and five other nations to an agreement over the program. and the secretary landed in london on sunday to speak with the british foreign secretary. the discussions wil

brian hut a traveled from his home in ohio to visit his family in moorks parked his nice orange jeep rubicon in the garage. it got wrecked. he took it out and did everything he could to help with his wrecked jeep. the offroading community really took to this story and wanted to do everything they could to help brian. a huge social media campaign took place to rebuild what he called stomper. over the past months, that jeep was in the process of being rebuilt. most importantly, let me show you brian, the owner of stomper seeing his jeep for the first time in months. >> here comes brian. >> walking into the convention center in las vegas. it was at display at the convention. look at this jeep. looked nothing like it did. it is spectacular. >> it looks brand new. >> better than new. >> do you want to drive it after that? is it looks so pretty and nice. >> this shows stomper being delivered back to moore, oklahoma. look at the neighbors coming out to see the truck that helped them out. >> so to tell us about this incredible support, we have brian and stomper joining us right this minute.

. >> too tired the lawsuit in ohio over a nurse that complained about her exhausting workload and thethat killed her on her way home. >> they cannot expect these nurses to work under these conditions. >> reporter: the legal and personal battle over long work weeks and employee safety. it is friday, november 15th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> all right. good friday morning, everyone. a lot of stuff to get to. we had a busy week. >> always a busy week. we climbed the mountain. >> reached the summit and we are. >> at the top. >> any fun plans for the weekend? >> i have my brother coming in to manhattan, new york city tonight with my college buddy. it is guys night. uh-oh, watch out new york city. bunch of over the hill guys are going to have some fun. >> can't even imagine. nothing. not much fun going on in my life. >> i am not so sure i wouldn't rather be sitting up with my feet at home but we will have some funny way. >> i will live vicariously through your story. >>> we begin with a mystery in the skies over miami. a pilot

. >> melissa won in ohio. >> and dellano jennings. >> and you have a chance to win a flat screen a little later in our show. >> need monday's buzz word, be 18 or older and be a u.s. resident to enter. >> the buzz word is coming up, your chance to win a flat screen tv. >> gopro cameras are about $400, $500 depending which one you get. this paid for itself the very first time he had it on his bike. >> oh, he went flying head over feet. >> and he was doing nothing wrong here. he's in the bike lane, he has the green. on these streets a biker has to follow the same laws as cars. >> just a dopey move, somebody not paying attention, joseph hits that car up and over, had a separated shoulder and concussion. went to the hospital and it going to be okay. >> and this is doug gall on his highly modified drag bike. he's got a really cool angle here with his camera. it down on the back wheel. you see the chain. watch how quickly this quarter mile flashes by. that's a quarter mile gone in 6.99 seconds at 211 miles per hour. >> whoa. >> you watch it again you see that front wheel lift up a couple times w

>> yeah, these charges are typically in ohio, there's brought along with other charges for failure towords, maybe a dad who moved to florida with the cocktail waitress and isn't sending the money. so the idea is these parents failed to essentially pay the bills or otherwise support. but could potentially bigger charges be coming? maybe, but ultimately, that is -- i mean the failure to support is what the parents are doing at this time. at the same time, though, i would expect that what's called a dependency answer petition because the state is going to want to know whether or not these parents can continue to be parents because they've expressed interest in getting this child back. now the state may not be too convinced that these are appropriate parents, that this child is number one safe, and number two, that his needs are being met in the present home. >> this whole thing is heart breaking. danny, thanks for your insight. appreciate it. >>> so the markets, have you been watching how well they've been doing lately? because they've been blowing the doors off all of the, you know, the

. >>> home sweet home in ohio for lebron james. cleveland cavaliers fans started a move to lure the king back to ohio for good, by giving out come home lebron t-shirts before the heat/cavs game. in the game lebron swoops in for a loose ball and charges the net for, oh, yeah, a slam dunk. he ran circles around his old team finishing with 28 points. heat win 95-84. next up, turkey and fixings for the heat team for of course when lebron's akron home. >>> katherine webb, remember her, she is feel a little uneasy for the iron ball this saturday. the auburn graduate is also very well known as the girlfriend of alabama's quarterback aj mccarron. this is webb's first time attending the iron bowl and she said she will be rooting for her man, of course, and alabama. >>> ahead of the much-anticipated michigan/ohio state game this saturday a honda dealership in mush mish put michigan put out quite the offer. a car purchased between november 22nd and game day, november 30th, will be free if michigan shuts out their rivals. sounds great, right?

our own courtney reagan is at a mall in ohio. julia boorstin is at a target in l.a. phil lebeau is at a walmart protest in chicago. >> and we have leanne gregg. >> and my good buddy jay gray, who goes anywhere for a story, at the mall of america in minnesota. so we'll get to them all, do a channel check on retail, over the next couple of hours. >> what an assignment -- have you been to the mall of america? >> i have. >> it is just enormous. >> that's crazy. neither of us is a shopper. >> yeah. >> and this may be black friday, with but this is also the last trading day for the month of november, and it's been another very good month for the equity markets. so let's talk about that, shall we? >> sure. joining us in the "closing bell" exchanges is patricia powell from the powell financial group, eric kugan, rich peters, and mike mcqueen from hightower, john manley from wells fargo, and our very own rick santelli. so good afternoon to all of you. you know, rich peterson, let's just start with you. what are the numbers that surprise you most today about these markets? >>

hundreds of people in ohio aren't spending the holiday at home.e being evacuated after a train derailed late thursday night with highly flammable chemicals. >> some of the people will not be able to return home until saturday. >> i guess we have to kind of see what we have every day and what we have to do. we have to