. >> a lieutenant governor mary taylor and local candidates. >> reporter: is there a vip area. >> there is. several local leaders within the party and community at large. >> reporter: mary taylor was a maybe and between 7:30 and 8:00 mary taylor will make an appearance which is interesting because john kasich hasn't done anything and works side by side with governor kasich and jockeying two years from now elected and made it clear she would like to be governor. getting answers on west 25th and lorain. cleveland 19. >> romona: we still have an hour and a half to get out and vote. for those who voted early, they were able to escape the rain. >> we were talking yesterday. if you had your choice get out there early. if you are standing in line, you won't really have to worry about the rain. the rain hit at 1:00 this afternoon and dealing with light slowing things down out there on the roads. i would imagine after the commute ends that things should get better out there on the roads. the back edge of the rain with this system moving through vermillion. sandusky, you are dry and dealing with

we inspect mary taylor might be here. and back there, they'll watch and then come out and keep the crowd riled up, cheered up, whatever you want to say. and there's the vo right there. you can see some of the setup that's gone on. so a vip area for lots of vip big donors, elected officials state-wide. and probably the hst official that we're going to see will be lieutenant governor mary taylor. that's very interesting, because obviously governor kasich not supporting any donald trump effort. so we'll have to talk to her when she gets here as well. in any case, i'll put a stopwatch on it and let you know exactly how long it takes for the tv to go from cnn to fox once some of the big shots get here. that's it reporting live from crop bistro on west 25th street at lorraine. this is paul orlousky, now, jeff, it's raining outside. i'm glad it's inside. and as we expected, the showers have moved in this afternoon. it's not a real heavy rain. but it's more of a nuisance thing. you will need the rain gear if you haven't made it o

touched throughout his career, from the governor of th state of ohio, governor john kasich canada mary taylor the andre bernier here with a special plaque and some wonderful thingsre. as many of you may already know,w, he served in the ai force. a in one of my favorite places, i the air force would like toto congratulate you on your retirement, recognizing your public service to cleveland o. your retirement is also on the congressional record, thank to representative gina vernaci. you still wear your air force jacket? >> i was on our de >> we have one final presentation, from your family, all the other side of the clock. >> the anchors from fox 8 news, wayne dawson, stefani schaefer and todd meany with a major announcement. cannot be more proud to work alongside you. >> honor to make a special presentation to you today. records they have verified you as the longest career of a weather forecaster of anyone in the world. a copy of this will paint of the newly named dick goddard weathercenter the newsroom and another one for you to keep. >> this is from your friends at fox 8 news in the morning,

. >> reporter: yeah this is where mary taylor was as well as rob frost the head of the gop in cuyahoga county and hundreds of supporters gathering here very energetic night a very positive night that broke out into some happy tears when trump took the center stage after getting the big news. >> as i've said from the beginning, ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement made up of millions of hard workingmen and women who love their country and want a better brighter future for themselves and for their family. loud applause here and there. donald trump spoke a lot about rebuilding and unity. took a lot more of a softer tone on hillary clinton than he has previously and people here really said they wanted change and they feel like they got it. >> the elites were against us and everybody said we couldn't win. it was all about big business versus the people. and the people won. >> a great day for cuyahoga county. a great day for states. we all have hope now. >> reporter: guys i just got to tell you a lot has been made about who the trump vote was what put him over

i am told if things are going well, mary taylor will be here and it is unique and a different position she has taken and governor kasich is not supporting donald trump. too early to tell if they are planning anything but there's time for a party. >> i hope we have a great time in ohio and cuyahoga county seeing great numbers republican base to get out and vote. we are excited to see cuyahoga republicans and statewide for donald trump. >> reporter: at 4:00 i theorized how long it would take for leaders to get here to switch from cnn to foxx. about four minutes as near as i could tell. and people will continue to arrive and as results coming in. >> reporting live. >> denise: thank you, paul. humaner there. >> chris: we will need it tonight. the morning clear and then the clouds rolled in. >> chris: voters looking at umbrella weather. >> jeff: you will need it through a good portion of the night. we will basically have two waves of rain with the actual system itself. it is coming down. in fact, the steadiest rain is right in cuyahoga county at the moment. it is more of a lighter rain as y

a not completely inclusive list on the republican side, lieutenant governor mary taylor, mike dewine and secretary of state john houston. they are expressing interest in having their eye's on the state house prize and democrats, let's focus but three names getting much of the talk, former state lawmaker colleague the former attorney general and consumer protection watchdog director richard cordy -- and congressman tim ryan may be a the inside political junkies that are talking about this but is there a favorite at this point as we start out? with this important race? >> i think of republican side, mike dewine is an experienced politician. >> he is very well known. >> he has been successful and highly regarded for the work he has done in his offices. at least from the names to put up on the screen i think he would have an early inside track. >> i would tell you that he -- it is probably his to lose if he does not -- i tell you that we have several other people, the former mayor of youngs >> he has -- he was the car guy. >> he helped to bring back the auto industry. we have -- even tho

i hear mary taylor, john husted, then we have that josh mandell, who is disgraceful as far as i'm concerned, but i don't hear of any democrats running for statewide office, and that comes up in two years. and i'm hoping maybe you would consider running, because last time, we had ed fitzgerald, who was so poorly vetted, it was embarrassing. >> what do you say, congresswoman? >> maybe i can push you in a committee for drafting thank you for calling in. yes, we do have to think about our statewide elections. ohio is a great state. i happen to think, and i'm prejudice here, but i think we have the most beautiful state seal in the whole country. if you look at every state seal, we have a beautiful state. and a powerful state. a state known for invention. here in washington, we've just taken the statue of thomas edison and installed that statue in statuary hall, the first electronic voting machine, tallying machine, he was so far ahead of his time. i represent so many magnificent companies that have -- for solar, and we have to in ohio have lauder voices for the nature of our economy and the asse

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mary at indecision stadium. that is an run by who loses the football at the 1 yard line. he recovered to make it a 21 -- backs up and taylor making plays all evening long. their drive and when the throw is high and he gets picked up by brandon bishoff. 21-7 your final. all the scores from around the area division three, new philadelphia gets a seven-point when division iii central catholic all over university canton central catholic vote winner over black river. 33-28. championship weekend down and columbus for high school volleyball and soccer. columbus bishop hartley in three sets to win the state volleyball championship. it is the fourth title in program history. in division three girls soccer action film academy and extra time. alyssa brent scores the game-winner in the second overtime session. it is the lancers first ever state championship. in division one the lost just let girls soccer team beat we say congratulations to all on a great season. cleveland is back at home on saturday posting the chicago wolves and the wolves jumped out to 2-0 lead. the monsters or four times to beat chicago 4-2. cleveland picks up his

taylor that gave the irishro a advance 42-7. his look at other scores. akron east all st. vincent st. mary's 42 over dover. archbishop holden 37-0. toledo central catholic beats university -- sandusky over ashland. the gray holds on to be -- black river over grand valley.to top-ranked mount union purple raiders clinchch their 25th straight ohio athletic conference title with a win over john carroll next saturday. asking dumbshutoutve 44-0. freshman quarterback don davis from st. vincent st. mary threw for 320 yards and two touchdowns. they held to just 149 yards on the day. next saturday's game will be played in alliance a lot of eyes on that. >> the cavs need by tonight and the browns. >> tomorrow we see if they can sneak by the cowboys. >> tomorrow morning wake-up weather extra hour c. >> that's all we are concerned about, right? it will be a gorgeous day on sunday. lots of sunshine so if you are tailgating or headed to thead browns game a fantastic afternoon.he it wouldn't be a great one to sit on the couch though. get out and enjoy the gorgeous weather because it won't last long. election data 40 perce

minutes you will hear from fda commissioner robert taylor talking about disease research and innovation, part of washington journal. >> our guest is mary agnes carey of kaiser health news. give us an update on the affordable care act and the open enrollment period, has begun, started this week. what expectation does the administration have? >> trying to go after young and healthier folks to get them into the insurance pool to even out the risk pool. when you look at enrollment numbers they estimate enrollment will go up, the number of people who enroll will go to third teen -- to 7 million but what matters is the number of people who have to pay those premiums. on average that will be 11.4 million next year and for 2016, 10.6 million. a 10% expectation of growth. >> one of the current headlines is a premium increase had a push back from the president and others who say when you factor in subsidies, can you tell us what is going to happen and give some perspective? >> the headline number of people saw was average 25% increase in premiums but remember as you said once you factor in the subsidies for a lot of folks that increase, don't ne

mary jo white went early? >> no, i feel they feel strongly about the eniindependents of th bank, they will feel it is their duty to stay there. i think maybe kevin walsh may come back. john taylor, the stanford economis economist. >> sheila bear? >> i don't think so. >> what happens in the meantime? how do you think janet yellen thinks about interest rates in an environment, which you think is uncertain -- but the markets don't think it's that uncertain. >> the markets don't like uncertainty, he we get donald trump -- >> you knew under hillary clinton that you were probably never going to get tax reform. >> certainty. >> now you think you'll get tax reform. >> uncertainty. >> certainty but bad certainty? >> i know you're at brookings now, you were at the wa"wall street journal" for a while, did you ever talk to those -- >> you turned your back to them. >> i ran the other way. i have them framed in my office. >> i think, andrew, i think that -- >> talk to him. >> it's an easy call. >> that's what i would do. >> safer. >> someone more sympathetic. >> you could be more entertaining. >> maybe the market has gotten ahead of himself. but you had the choice between someone who wanted