four more stars stand beside it, representing the next four states to be admitted to our nation, including ohiosymbolize roads and waterways, which helped establish ohio as a center of american interstate commerce. with flag facts, i'm brandon. >> a simple mistake that any off us can make today could endanger our future. i'll have that report. >> during world war ii, there was a popular saying that, "loose lips sink ships," meaning that just by talking about something you shouldn't, you could be doing damage by helping the enemy. while we're no longer at war, it's advice still worth keeping in mind, especially with today's social media, though the warning could be updated to something more like, "poor posts leave ghosts." ellie explains. >> poor posts leave ghosts. i like that because when you post something online, whether a text or photo, it could come back to haunt you. >> i posted a picture -- like, an embarrassing picture of my friend, and i really shouldn't have. so she kind of got upset at me, so i had to take it down. >> yeah, i always see, like, stuff on my news feed, and i'm just like

it will affect several workers in many states including ohio, virginia and florida who received notice last month. about half the job cuts come from the cleveland area. bank of america is the third largest u.s. mortgage lender but applications have dropped 63% since may. futures in the market are higher after stocks rallied monday. the dow poufting its best day in eight weeks and first triple digit gains since august 1. investors reacting to better than expected data on chinese exports t russian proposal for a possible solution in syria and anticipation over what products apple may unveil this afternoon. the dow rising 140 to 15,063 t nasdaq climbing 46 to 3706. back to you. >> kayla, good day on the markets. see if more continues today. thank you. >> the heat's going to continue as well. >> i bet it will. >> maybe not as hot as yesterday? >> no. i think you'll notice the difference. good morning to you. i want to start the live picture of the golden gate bridge. you can see a little sheen out here on the road. that's courtesy of steady drizzle this morning. so, the low clouds are goin

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to run a large recruiting organization in several cities within the united states, including minneapolis, columbus, ohio and seattle. let me bring in our special "news nation" panel. bob win drum and "time" magazine joining us from washington, michael leiter. thank you for your time. bob, we know about an hour, 3 k3:00 p.m., this mosque in minnesota will hold a news conference and by all ktsz the imam is accused of convincing young men to fight in somalia. >> the key thing to understand here is that this mosque is not so much a center of recruiting. it is a center of where there was a lot of peer to peer discussions as u.s. officials describe it in 2006, 2007. and initially what you saw back then was recruiting based on nationalism, ethiopia invaded somalia and the recruiting pitch was your father fought against the ethiopians, what are you doing? what we know is there's a lot of people who want to this mosque and wound up in somalia but making that connection in terms of very specific recruiting is not there. there's never been any charges against these people. >> it is interesting they've chosen today

it's co-sponsored by a diverse list of republicans and democrats, including the ohio -- the entire ohio delegation, including my colleague and i thank him for his leadership on issue, the 2nd district. he has been a leader on this as congressman massie across the river as well and congressman laci clay from missouri and many other members. it has the support of transportation committee chairman shuster on the republican side and ranking member rahall. and i would like to read a quote mr. rahall, the ranking member was unable to be here. he is driving here and will be here for votes, but couldn't make the debate. this is what he said back in the transportation committee and i'm quoting from his testimony. i'm in favor of present serving an icon of our american heritage, the delta queen. in light of the support that seafarers andfrom his means good-paying jobs and americaa would be restored to service, i support the pending legislation. that's the bill we are dealing with here today. and in the past, this effort was even co-sponsored by two men who rarely see eye-to-eye, senator mitch mcc

for national nurses united and sciu in health care facilities in a number of states including california, nevada, ohio. the development of a reform movement -- which i felt was a long overdue and healthy development in 2008 lead by our good friend sal. the president of the united health care workers west, the largest affiliate. a 50,000 local very dynamic -- a kind of organization that any union certainly cwa would have loved to have as part of its union when uhw with a help of a number of people in this room began to networking and build a broader teamster for democratic reform. reform caucus within sciu and challenge the leadership with the san juan convention at puerto rico in 2008. they essentially set the stage for a leadership crackdown, the imposition quite literally of marshall law two years ago in california and served other sciu leaders removed 100 elective leader of -- and basically opened the local removed hundred of stewards in the second largest in labor history. at the same time even though they were both part of the dynamic new labor federation known as change to win. sci u-turned the

. >>> now to some other news, including the surprising story out of ohio. late last night the death of ariel castro, the man who held those three young women captive in his cleveland house for more than a decade, found dead last night in his prison cell. authorities believe he hanged himself with a bed sheet. he had just been sent away last month to begin serving out the rest of his life in prison as part of a plea deal to avoid the death penalty in the first place. >>> if you spend any time out on the road across this country, then you've probably seen them, the shiny new cars and pickup trucks, a lot of them with temporary dealer tags belonging to someone who just bought themselves a new vehicle, and sure enough there is proof of what we're seeing on the road. the big automakers are up double digits in sales, making august their best month in years. nbc's tom costello is at a toyota dealership in suburban maryland tonight. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. in fact, 70% of the cars that toyota sells here are made in america. it just had its best m

this year's event even included a vegetarian alternative of the favorite football appetizer. >>> ohioouisville. all eyes on louisville quarterback teddy bridgewater, the touchdown to damian copeland. bridgewater continued to impress, racking up five touchdown passes. the cardinals dominate ohio, 49-7. >>> georgia football. celebration takes a nasty turn after todd gurley's incredible touchdown run. the junior wide receiver mitchell jumps in to celebrate with his teammates and tore his acl. >>> over the u.s. open, serena williams managed to fight back against the sloane stephens. williams takes it. >>> andy murray and florian mayer, murray wins overall. >>> baseball now. mr. rocky gets his 2500th hit. todd helton, the tech player in major league baseball history with 2500 hits. not to mention a batting average over.130. >>> over to the pga, sergio garcia sitting pretty before the final round. he ended with a 65. meanwhile, rory mcilroy shot his best round of the year, 64. still 11 shots behind garcia. >>> and now to usain bolt, a time of 9.90, american justin gatlin round out the top t

ohio valley enjoying it. we had record highs yesterday including areas near houston. 94 today. trying to hold on to the great weather right into the weekend. >> absolutely. keep it around if you can. >>> a major admission from iran's leader about the holocaust. >>> plus the jury could begin deliberating the case today. >>> here are some stories making news this morning. iran's president surprised reporters monday when he said the nazis carried out a massacre that cannot be denied. this is in sharp contrast from mahmoud ahmadinejad who denied the holocaust ever happened. >>> special courts are being set up in new york state to handleal prostitution and sex trafficking cases. prostitutes will be given access to services to help them escape the violence and exploitation. >>> a man who had blue skin due to treatment of a skin condition, he has died at the age of 62. he suffered a heart attack and stroke on monday, neither is caused by his skin condition. >>> the attorney for aeg live made closing arguments wednesday in the michael jackson wrongful death lawsuit saying the company n

that move follows withdraws in five other states, including new york, maryland, ohio, georgia, connecticuted, and other companies like united health care and cigna, also planning only limited participation. how is this going to impact average americans this coming fall. joining us now -- aetna is pulling out a lott of these schan exchanges. a bunch of other companies said this makes no sense. most states decided to opt out against the exchanges forcing the federal government to do it. >> does the word chaotic mess sort of fit the bill here? >> when you go to your health care provider today, youake your insurance card and hand it to your receptionist, am i covered, you don't really know, you add 2400 pages of complexity to a system that's already complex, and obviously everyone is confused. i think the average american has the head in the sand, we don't know what the outcome will be. these big companies opting out is logical, that's what i would do if i was running a big insurer. i would wait and see what the real risk is to the insurer. they have the risk of adverse selection because we do

chicago is the first stop for these first summits thatll include detroit, los angeles, kansas city and ohios not surprised this first time isnt well attended. i think people have this wait and see mentality even the politicians and some clergy people. and some gang members. they want to see if this is the same old same old and i understand that. i think pastor tatum will go back to the drawing board and find a way to re-group and present this in another way in the future. but some were here to listen... the days of just kind of preaching to them and telling a child dont do that that no longer works. kim hunter-bradley s mission to train young men to stay out of trouble began in earnest when her son... kordero was, a college student and athlete was shot and killed two years ago, he was an innocent bystander. his dream was to work with young men.. he felt that his life experiences and the discipline that he had as athlete would help him help them solve their problems growing up. one of those she brought here with her mvp program is ti- shawn clark, who says hes turned his life around.. i want

ohio. and beckwith electric, a florida-based electric company are among the 37 for-profit companies seeking relief from the h.h.s. mandate. hospitals, charities, catholic diocese and religious colleges, including louisiana college in my own state are at various stages of defending their first freedom against administration's constitutional h.h.s. mandate. instead of supporting blishers, groceries, electricians, doctors, nurses, teachers and professors, obamacare strips away the ability for these individuals to live their lives in a manner consistent with their religious beliefs. this administration is relentlessly lambasted the religious freedom of hardworking americans, threatening ruinous fines for noncompliance. and again companies such as hobby lobby, a well-known arts and crafts store that started out just as one single store,

this move following withdrawals in five other states including new york, maryland, ohio, georgia, connecticute moore joins us, senior economic writer for "the wall street journal" and a fox news contributor and it is not just aetna. a bunch of other companies are either saying we're pulling out, or, they said ahead of time we're not even joining these exchanges. arguably because it makes no financial sense for these insurance companies to be involved. doesn't that undermine the whole point of obamacare and that is increased competition that would lower costs? >> well-put, gregg. you wonder every day whether anything more wrong can go with obamacare. now we've seen major insurance companies, saying they don't want, necessarily to participate in obamacare exchanges. this comes on the heels of what the unions have said. they're not so excited about their workers being under obamacare, young people. so there is kind of this cascade effect of, as companies and unions find out more about obamacare they, the less they like it. you raised the key point here, gregg. we wouldn't have probably had obama

ohio and kentucky. over night tonight we'll see includeds. here at 1:00 here. we're quiet.'s cloud cover and showers to the west.he that rolls in during the afternoon, late afternoon tomorrow and evening hours. here with the 11:00 with that front moving through. the good news ising the frontnt should be east of us by early sunday. i think that redskins gameins though it's not bright and sunnn should be dry by sunday afternoon. 81 today. 62 tonight partly cloudy and cool. there's your acc irk weather seven day forecast. 78 tomorrow ahead of the front. much of tomorrow will remain dry. late in the afternoon and to tomorrow evening. showers sunday. mid 70s next week. >> all right. thank you, tucker. >> all right. we'll check in with julie wrighh and see what is happening on thh morning commute. >> it was quiet but i believe we have pictures of what is going on on the inner loop of beltway. what we've learned is that thist is a picture of a car which apparently struck a vehicle. it was a safeway tractor trailer vehicle. it ignited. it was part of tractor trailer a vehicle that

ohio. >> he has been petitioning congress to pass several reforms in student debt including offering bankruptcyction for all student loans. and he wants to make all federal and private student loans eligible for loan forgiveness programs. he and his wife are still struggling to pay off their own college education. together they owe $1,200 a month, and one of his student loans have gone into collection. how have your healthcare benefits change? or leave a comment on our facebook page. if you want to see more on tonight's stories pop log on to our website a. finally, closing thoughts on ceo pay. the securities and exchange commission required how much more ceo makes compared to rank and file members. that means revealing that the ceo is paid times as much, 50 times or 500 times. and by compensation that means salary bonuses, stock awards, pension values. it's true as business groups have argued that compiling the data and ratio might be expensive but the majority of commissioners say the cost is worth the transparency benefit. each of us as investors deserve the opportunity to evaluate the compan

including the navy yard. congressman mike turner of ohio, a member of the house armed services committee, joins me now.n, thanks for being here. you spoke earlier today with the special inspector general who did this audit and you asked him if the tragedy that happened yesterday could be tied in any way to the budget cuts and the point of this audit. what was his response? >> well, they're very concerned about the safety at the navy facilities, and their report which is now available online is very condemning of the navy's vetting process, not accessing criminal records, not even looking for possible terror suspects. what they indicated is they will now take the specific instance of the shooter, compare that against the lack of vetting processes that they've seen within the navy, and to try to make that correlation. the navy cited budget constraints for their new process of permitting access to navy facilities. they also in rejecting the inspector general's recommendations to tighten security, cited budgetary constraints. that's certainly a concern for us. we're going to follow that up. >> i guess what

ownersof ohio business is the latest to challenge the affordable care act contraceptive mandate. employerste requires to provide health insurance that includes birth control. thebusiness owners say mandate violates their religious beliefs. the obama administration has asked the u.s. supreme court to rule on the mandate after different appeals courts issued inflicting rulings. >> up next on abc 7 news, cabdrivers' emotion boil over. -- emotions boil over. >> doug hill will take a look at this beautiful fall weather and tell us when we could see changes. >> mike shanahan talks about benching. the skins may not be facing the raiders a starting quarterback. [ maragno ] if the car was invented today, it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million everyday gas-free miles already driven, the question isn't "why electric?" " it's "why ga" [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf for $199

including homicide. pamela brown is outside the courthouse in columbus, ohio. >> actually, just days after releasing thatngs, iffal that has garnered more than a million views, path thu turned himself into authorities on monday accompanied by his attorneys and followed by a swarm of cameras. he has now been official little charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and driving under the influence. >> this video will act as my confession. >> after surrendering to the public last week and this online confessional. >> my name is matthew cordle. and on june 22nd, 20133, i hit him. >> he officially turned himself into authorities monday morning, this time staying silent. >> we have advised him not to make any comments. >> authorities led him to a back room in a columbus, ohio police station amid a crush of cameras. prosecutor ron o'brien says cordle was already a suspect in the case that killed 61-year-old vincent canzani back in june. he says officials were waiting for more toxicology results before charging had im. >> with or without the video this defendant would have been charged by the indictment. >> i e

including breaking news on a bus accident in ohio. >> we just got this information in.le were aboard that bus when it overturned this morning 30 miles north of cincinnati. they say some of the people were taken to local hospitals by ambulance, others taken from the scene by medical helicopters. no word on what caused the crash. the u.s. and russia reached a deal this morning on a framework to eliminate syria's chemical weapons. secretary of state john kerry and lavrov -- chemical weapons stockpile within one week. meanwhile the world is awaiting a report from u.n. inspectors looking into the august 21st attack near damascus. ban ki-moon is expected to release the findings on monday. >>> the attorney representing the montana bride accused of pushing her husband off a cliff says it was all an accident. the lawyer for jordin lynn graham says it's a gross case of overcharging. prosecutors say graham pushed her husband off a cliff at glacier national park while they were on their honeymoon. she is free on bond. >>> united airlines will offer the extremely cheap flights offer

including two to devonte parker. the cardinals post a blow out win. in columbus, fourth rank ohio state.and they had no chance in this game either. six touchdown passes all coming in the first half. the buc buckeyes most lopsided victory since 1969. >> setting a new school record for longest touchdown pass, but the mean green stayed in this game. after georgia scored to go up 24-7, all they did it was take it back to the house. 99 yards on the kick off return. and then after forcing georgia three out of the first position of the second half, they would block the punt and zach winfield would recover and then georgia with 24 unanswered points. >>> speaking of the fcc the game down south. the ball would take the early lead, and returning 62 yards for the touchdown. two weeks ago he sprained his ankle on this play, and he would not return. but file furry for a scoring in. >> sayers is the latest to sue the league. he now suffers from frequent headaches and short term memory loss. in august the league reached a settlement over concussion-related brain injuries with 18,000 retired players. to

including benghazi and refused to fix them. >>> and cleveland's ariel castro has been dead in his ohio jail cell. >>> first out of cleveland, the man accused of holding three women captive can, is dead. stephanie sy is here. >> ariel castro had not been on suicide watch until june. his attorneys tried unsuccessfully to have him examined for issues. >>> ohio department of corrections issued a statement saying he was housed in protective custody which means he was in a cell by himself. rounds were required every 30 minutes, after finding castro, prison staff porkd lifesaving measures but it was too late. it's been just over a month since castro began serving life plus 1,000 years in prison after pleading guilty to 937 charges among them kidnapping, rape and aggravated murder for forcing one of his victims to marry. castro abducted amanda berry,. >>> mcial,mohammad and michelle knight and gina dejesus. tearful knight spoke in front of the court. >> you have given years of my life away and i have come back. i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is just beginning. >> in july all three women released this youtube video to thank the

included a vegetarian alternative of the favorite football appetizer. >>> speakering of football, let's move on to sports now. more from the first weekend of college football. ohioand louisville. all eyes on louisville quarterback teddy bridgewater, the touchdown to damian copeland. bridgewater continued to impress, racking up five touchdown passes. and 355 yards. the cardinals dominate ohio, 49-7. >>> to georgia football. a celebration takes a nasty turn after todd gurley's incredible touchdown run. the junior wide receiver malcolm mitchell jumps in to celebrate with his teammates and tore his acl. he'll miss the rest of the bulldogs season. >>> over the u.s. open, serena williams managed to fight back against the sloane stephens. williams takes it. 6-4, 6-1. >>> andy murray and florian mayer settled their first set in a tiebreaker. murray wins overall. >>> baseball now. mr. rocky gets his 2500th hit. todd helton, the second player in major league baseball history with 2500 hits. 5 # 50 doubles. not to mention a batting average over .130. pretty incredible. >>> over to the pga, sergio garcia sitting pretty before the final round. he ended with a 65. thanks to t

ohio man who confessed to killing a man has now been charged with a crime. >> on june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed [ inaudible ]. >> he'll be arraigned in court on charges includingravated vehicular homicide. the video had more than 1 million hits. he says his lawyer advised him about posting the confession. if convicted he faces 8.5 years in prison. >>> still to come using robotic technology to help the disabled and the challenge of making it affordable. >>> plus we'll tell you how this machine is teaching scientists how hurricnes develop and grow. >>> we have tropical storms developing in the atlanta, i'll have the latest coming up. ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera, watch the situation on capitol - hill. we are also watching the situation at the united nations where france says it is going to introduce a resolution before the un security council. france's foreign minister who you saw moments ago says there could be very serious consequences if syria violated the resolution. as i pointed out, john kerry says he is waiting for a concrete plan from rush sma, regarding syria's use of chemical weapons, but he said the option of a strike must remain on the table. mit

. >> lavrov added that the agreement does not include anything about the use of force or automatic sanctions in the event of a violation. >> fans of the ohio state football team were checking into their marriott hotel in oakland when a cabbie waiting for a fare was shot and stumbled bleeding into the lobby temperatu. it happened smack in the middle of the afternoon, right before the football team checked in. within minutes the police arrived searching for the shooter. >> reporter: the ohio state football team and their fans are staying at the marriott in downtown oakland. many of them are telling me that they heard the gunshot. >> i was up in the pool area and just relaxing, i here bap, bap, bap. my first thought was where's my buddy mark? >> his friend was in the lobby of the marriott hotel taking cover. he also heard the gun fire. >> dove behind a pillar and advised some other people it do the same thing. >> someone fired a weapon in the heart of downtown oakland. a cab driver was shot in the leg. >> we're trying to determine what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: the cab driver suffered a non-life threatening injury and police detain

week or two in ohio that has a number of names in there. it's actually a lawsuit that includesd others. so related to robotic surgery. this is still something that's going to work through the pipeline. >> wright medical, wmgi, i can't remember the ticker -- >> wmgi. >> i got it right. >> a research firm came out with a note saying this could be an acquisition target because the mako surgical. >> this mako deal is so expensive. look at stricker, stricker is coming down. paying close to 90% over the current market value. that is well beyond what is paid in a deal like this. 12 times sales. typically it's going to be 4 times, 5 times unless a diabetes company. you have such a premium here, people shaking their heads on this deal. >> say that bankers were sharks in the mako deal. >> when is your next donkmentry coming up? >> thank you herb. thank you very much. many are calling this as a stock picker's market. bill smooeds from smooeds capital management welcome to "street signs." jpmorgan up about 16% year to date, down a little over the past month, media company ginnet and big fa

ohio. the bus crashed and flipped on its roof early saturday morning. 30 people were injured. six people were taken to the hospital by helicopter. investigators are looking into what caused the crash, including whether the driver had a medical emergency. >> here at home, a maryland community comes together for the family of a promising young law school graduate who was brutally killed. she was a native of the laurel area >> police say she was murdered by her neighbor in macon georgia. here's more on the softball tournament named in her honor. >> in laurel, maryland, hundreds of people came out to play softball, talk with their neighbors and enjoy the beautiful day. >> the event held in honor of her daughter, lauren. the laurel native was killed two years ago in macon georgia where she just feninished law school. her former classmate is awaiting trial in the case. >> you don't want the focus to be on lauren's death. she had 27 years of amazingness. >> friends say she loved playing softball and many on the field today are former teammates. >> i think it's representative of how many people are out here of how great she was loved, how much she was loved and how many people are still thinking of

ohio today. that's the driver there in the middle with his attorneys. he faces charges includinged vehicular homicide the video i have talked about has drawn more than a million views on youtube since it went online on last tuesday. in it the driver describsz going barhopping with friends the night of the cash. says he eventually ended up driving into oncoming traffic on the freeway. >> i take a different route. maybe i would get a reduced sentence and maybe i would get off but i won't dishonor vince's memory by lying about what happened. by releasing this video i know exactly what it means. i'm giving the prosecution everything they need to put me away for a very long time. >> shepard: prosecutors have said he could face up to 8 and a half years in prison and that he was a suspect before he made that video. mike tobin in our midwest newsroom tonight. mike? >> and the grand jury was quick to hand down an indictment for 22-year-old matthew cordle who made this video he offers few excuses why he was drinking heavily. goes on to explain how he swerved into the lane of vincent. you s

surveillance data and charles grassley of ohio it was revealed six cases since 2003 have been v referred to the justice department for possible prosecution. include.a. employees spying on spouses, boyfriends and girlfriends and several cases, workers not identified have been allowed to identify without punishment. >>> a news alert out of prince george's maryland. a home invasion in lan ham. >>rrydb a man shot inside the he in critical condition. a woman was inside the home anda wasn't hurt. police say the two suspects took off on foot and so far no lookout information.l >>> to prince william county t police areo pr asking for help trying to find a suspect in an attempted abduction. a wayport is issued for this man. he held a woman against her will in woodbridge between september 14th and the 21st. >> days later the detectives believe the victim got in an argument after he tried to remove her from the home and witnesses were able to break it up. weit >> a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> lee thornton has died. thornton lost her battle to pancreatic cancer and had a long and storied career with cbs and cnn and first black

ohio correctional officials say ariel castro was found hanging in his prison cell. guards tried to revive him but were unsuccessful. in exchange for the death penalty he pleaded guilty to 937 counts including rape, kidnapping and murder. the judge sentenced castro to life in prison plus 1,000 years. >> a sentencing hearing begins node marin county for serial killer joseph faso. he has been convicted of killing four in the 19 70's and 1990's and we have learned the prosecution has evidence tying him to another victim, a fifth victim, and will present the roof in sentencing. the body was found on a beach in 1981. naso is suspected in another killer in nevada county. the jury will have to decide whether he should be executed or imprisoned for life. >> the classes will take place as normal at a newark city after a fire on campus started at 9:00 at the elementary school. firefighters say a double-wide trailer caught fire. it is the home of a school caretaker who was not home at the time. firefighters were able to rescue to dogs and three parrots. >> a struggling ambulance provider wants to renegotiate their contract with the county. rural metro wants to cut short the five year contract with the

ohio correctional officials say ariel castro was found hanging in his prison cell tonight. guards tried to resuscitate him but were unsuccessful. >> in exchange for the death penalty castro pleaded guilty to 937 counts including rape, kidnapping and murder. last month a judge sentenced castro to life in prison plus 1,000 years. he would never get out. he was being kept isolated from the general population because of his high-profile case. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. our other top story, the new bay bridge. it is proving very popular tonight. right now traffic getting out of san francisco and on to the bridge has finally cleared up. this is a live look at the san francisco sky way where the headlights that you can see are heading toward the lower deck, and it is easy to get on now. >> that was not the case an hour ago when traffic was just jammed. look at this. you can see a line of headlights stretching for more than a mile trying to get on to the bay bridge heading east. >> let's look now at our camera on yerba buena island. once they make it to the span, the tail lights there, steady stream of traffic making its way to oakland. >> once you get across the bridge the traffic picks up

ohio correctional officials say ariel castro was found hanging in his prison cell tonight. guards tried to resuscitate him but were unsuccessful. >> in exchange for the death penalty castro pleaded guilty to 937 counts includinge, kidnapping and murder. last month a judge sentenced castro to life in prison plus 1,000 years. he would never get out. he was being kept isolated from the general population because of his high-profile case. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. our other top story, the new bay bridge. it is proving very popular tonight. right now traffic getting out of san francisco and on to the bridge has finally cleared up. this is a live look at the san francisco sky way where the headlights that you can see are heading toward the lower deck, and it is easy to get on now. >> that was not the case an hour ago when traffic was just jammed. look at this. you can see a line of headlights stretching for more than a mile trying to get on to the bay bridge heading east. >> let's look now at our camera on yerba buena island. once they make it to the span, the tail lights there, steady stream of traffic making its way to oakland. >> once you get across the bridge the traffic picks up a l

ohio correctional officials say ariel castro was found hanging in his prison cell tonight. guards tried to resuscitate him but were unsuccessful. >> in exchange for the death penalty castro pleaded guilty to 937 counts including. last month a judge sentenced castro to life in prison plus 1,000 years. he would never get out. he was being kept isolated from the general population because of his high-profile case. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. our other top story, the new bay bridge. it is proving very popular tonight. right of sc getting out of san francisco and on to the bridge has finally cleared up. this is a live look at the san francisco sky way where the headlights that you can see are heading toward the lower deck, and it is easy to get on now. >> that was not the case an hour ago when traffic was just jammed. look at this. you can see a line of headlights stretching for more than a mile trying to get on to the bay bridge heading east. >> let's look now at our camera on yerba buena island. once they make it to the span, the tail lights there, steady stream of traffic making its way to oakland. >> once you get across the bridge the traffic picks up a little bit. the california high

ohio. this area of heat continues to spread east, temperatures above 90 are headed here. east of that area of the heat advisory includesnnsylvania, new york, into the new england states. you see this area of hot temperatures, 94 in chicago, 84 in memphis, washington, d.c. is above 90 degrees. this comes with high humidity, as well. we're going to be talking about heat index values. cooler in minneapolis, there's the back edge of this heat moving through the midwest tomorrow, going up to new york and new england tomorrow afternoon and evening. not much in the way of rain, although a pop up thunderstorm is possible. it's this big area of high pressure that gives the entire eastern united hot and humid weather with maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm. let's look at chicago first. there's the drop in temperatures tomorrow, then look at nice, comfortable conditions coming in over the weekend. how about new york? well, they go up to 92 tomorrow, dropping on thursday and comfortable weather here friday, saturday and sunday. the heat is out of here. of course, this weekend, we'll be talking about the tropics, two tropical

including the village of mull ullah. since the chemical attacks no. > >> thank you. more incriminating evidence against the two teens beating a world war ii veteran to death last month. >> an ohioting in this video he drove drunk and killed a 61-year-old veteran. >> on june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed vincent kenzani this video will act as my confession. the 22-year-old was considered a suspect in the deadly crash but has not been charged. he made the video because he's ready to take full responsibility for his actions. he faces a maximum sentence of 8 years in prison. >> sad, isn't it? >> he stood by the president for years and years. for the first time in a week he is attacking obama care. he says employers are cutting hours to accommodate the new healthcare regulations. during a recent interview he says businesses are restructuring worker's hours to give them 29 and a half hours each week so they don't have to provide health benefits. >> a shocking site for people at an airport in houston. they watcheded the southwest jet take off with cargo door open. the indicator light came on and the pilot decided to turn around. thankfully no one was hurt. no word on why that door wasn

else together against him including a lot of conservatives that are upset with the road he's taken them down. i'm glad you focused on those republican governors. i was out in ohiond wrote about john kasich, whom i disagree with on a lot of things, but he's been gutsy in fighting his own republican legislature to do the medicaid expansion. all of these other republican governors have done it. why? well, because they see "a," this is a lot of money for their states. period. "b," they know they have a lot of uninsured people in their states. "c," this is good for their local hospitals. so i think we've been talking about this a little wrong. the typical way of saying it is the party establishment versus the grassroots tea party. in a lot of ways, the tea party are -- the real republican party says we're trying to solve problems. >> that's interesting. i read your column and what you were talking about. strange bedfellows and ohio as an example. which is why i wanted you on to discuss it. because you're saying that the tea party, they're the real beltway guys, and they're the creation of the ideologues. and the rms governing on the ground are the real grassroots re

threats included unspecified threats relating to the 12th anniversary of september 11th, which is today. the employee had apparently resigned from his post after being recently suspended. >>> in ohioate trooper's dash board camera. our affiliate wdtn reporting officer jacob damon rammed the rear end of a motorcycle. amy and cory waldman went flying on impact, both taken to the hospital. luckily their injuries are nonlife-threatening. damon that former trooper of the year, stopped and used his own car to block the lane where the accident happened so there would be no further accidents. he has not been charged in this. and an accident investigation is ongoing. >>> in colorado, two democratic lawmakers who supported tighter gun control laws have been booted out of office in a recall election. the state senate president on the right and the senator on the left supported the unpopular new gun laws earlier this year and they're out. national groups on both sides of the gun control debate had poured money into that contest. >>> a young girl wants to play basketball but the coach tells her that she is too fat. now, as a woman, she overcomes years of frustration and anger and just wait unt

for example, americans earning as little as $25,000 will still pay more even including the subsidies. the ohio department of insurance -- mr. president, we talked about it earlier, how every four years both parties focus rather intensely on ohio. when it's a presidential year, when it's a swing state, ohio is the center of the universe. you get to 2013, not a presidential year and ohio seems to command an awful lot less attention in this body. but what's happening in ohio? the ohio department of insurance announced obamacare will increase individual health insurance premiums by 88%. mr. president, that's not a mild increase. that's not a percent or two. 88% is a big deal for a family that is struggling to pay the bills. in california, obamacare is estimated to have increased individual health insurance premiums by anywhere from 64% to 146%. in florida, florida's insurance commission, kevin mccarty told the palm beach post insurance rates will rise between 5% to 20% in small group market and 30% to 40% in the individual market next year. if the men and women of america can easily afford to pay

risk includes possible loss of principal. >>> a group of ohio state students living in a house off campus a commentary on the current state of affairs. >> it is true. there's all this took about the wussification of america. young people. are they not willing to compete? the way athletes in colleges are choosing not to compete against one another to see who wins the competition, wins the race, wins the archery competition or pole vaulting, whatever, they just want to play and have fun. >> now you do it just for the sake of being a part of the event, but you're not competing because so many of our kids, as you know, you heard the stories in schools, if you have to try out for annie in school, there would be 15 annis. you don't want to hurt anybody's feelings. everybody gets a medal and an award. there is no more the best or competing to be the best. >> sad thing is life works on different standards. if you're not good, you'll find out in real life. that is a jarring experience for kids growing up being told they are wonderful no matter what they do. larry winget has a new book called "grow

ohio collapsed last night. five people hurt, none seriously. what caused the accident is unknown. >>> a new york man is facing a series of charges including recklesspeeding around manhattan. >>> and nasa's spacecraft is soaring towards the moon. it will spend 100 days orbiting the moon. >>> congress and the white house debate the use of force in syria, u.s. military is preparing for more substantial strikes than president obama previously proposed. pentagon officials are calling it all politics. >>> as president obama preparing this weekend to try to win support from congress and the american people, from missile strikes against syria, he's ordered the military to come up with new options to hit the syrian military harder than originally planned. for the first time, the pentagon is looking at using long-range bombers for potential a i strikes on syria. b-2 stealth bombers flown all the way from missouri. b-52s from louisiana and b-1 based in qatar. well outside of syria's anti aircraft denies. the u.s. military has been ordered to come up with a longer list of potential targets, aimed at destroying more of syria's chemical weapons program than fir

ohio correctional officials say ariel castro was found hanging in the prison cell. rd goods tried to resuscitate him. in exchange for no death penalty, castro pleaded guilty to 937 counts including rape and kidnapping and murder. a judge sentenced castro to life in prison and a thousand years. >> a sentencing hearing in marin county for convicted serial killer joseph naso. a jury convicted him of killing four women in the 19 70's and 1990's and we have learned that the prosecution have evidence tying naso to another victim and man to present their proof in a sentencing phase of the trial. the body was found an a beach in 1981 and he is suspected in another murder in 1992. the square will have to decide whether he should be executed or imprisoned for life. >> the classes are expected to take place normal after a fire on campus. at 9:00 p.m., at the elementary school firefighters say a double-wide trailer caught fire and is the home of a school care take not there at the time. firefighters were able to rescue two dogs and three parrots. >> a struggling ambulance provider wants to renegotiate a contract contract with the county. the arizona-based companies claims they are losing $5

ohio yesterday is telling a television station the driver fell asleep. investigators have not yet determined exactly what happened when the bus went off the road early yesterday morning. that accident sent 37 people, includinghave been released. >>> tens of thousands of americans may have been overpaid by uncle sam. few years thousands were given disability payments they were not eligible for. that's according to a government report. recipients go through a five year waiting period they can't earn more than $1,000 a month. in one case a physician was paid $22,000 a month and was still paid inned 1,000 in benefits over three years. the government says it will recoup any improper payments. >>> a tearful paula deen made her first public appearance this weekend since legal problems and controversy in the court of public opinion. >> the one place that i would want to make my first step back out was texas. >> about 1500 people gave deen a standing ovation when she appeared at a cook show in huston. deen said the last three months has been a roller coaster since it was disclosed in a court deposition that she had used racial slurs this the past. >>> jerry sandusky's challenge to his child molestation conviction is