it's good to be back in ohio.t's good to be back among great friends, great leaders and i want everybody to give a big round of applause to charlie dill better for that great introduction. i want to thank kathy matte o and the band for entertainment. give her and them an applause. how ya'll feeling today? are you fired up? are you ready to go? i can't think of a better place to be on labor day. than in america's biggest labor day picnic and with the workers and families of the cincinnati,a fl,cil. i'm so proud to be on the stage with charlie because charlie reminds us that in these tough times, america's working men and womanr ready to roll up their sleeves and get back to work. i want to solute your local leaders. executive secretary treasurer. doug size more. president, joe zimmer. state president, joe ruing l.a. and you're out standing national leaders a man who we thank for devoting his life to working americans. president john sweeney. he's right there. and man who will pick up the mantle and take the baton o

state and agricultural center in worcester, ohio. let's turn our generators to heat and produce elect for our homes. that's the time of innovation that will make america stronger in the long run and focus, focus on our economic interests as a country. as john kennedy said, we do these things not because they are easy but because they are hard, because they are hard. but we know that if we don't make this transition right now, decades later, we will make america very, very vulnerable. when i go back and answer to the people, i want to tell them i stood with them and stood with making stronger. mr. ryan: with that, we yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the chair recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. price, for 60 minutes. mr. price: what a glorious evening it is to come to the floor and to remind my colleagues about a little fact and about a little truth. i have heard so many things over the last 15 or 30 minutes, mr. speaker, i'm not quite certain where to begin, but i gue

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you talked about the important of this game for ohio state. they played, but they didn't win.t is not good enough. >> from 1921, when woody hayes got there, they haven't been able to run the football. had ohio state been able to run the football in the 40 quarter, they would have won this football game. same thing might be said for notre dame. great finish, michigan and nono dame, even forcier after the game thanked notre dame for trying to drive. incomplete passes stopped the clock. what did you think the way they handl handled -- run the ball when everybody in the stadium know what is he is going to do it. notre dame averaged over five yards a carrie. >> i think the big story is the freshman quarterback, tate forcier, the plays he's made in this game. 240 yards. note only that, but he ran the ball effectively, a touchdown -- he made huge plays, key plays, particularly down the stretch. >> a red shirt freshman got a huge victory for usc l on the road against tennessee. tennessee, after losing a game at home against ucla, they have to dp on the road for the first time in the k

lordstown, warren, ohio. youngstown, ohio. yeah.esident was speaking to the autoworkers there at the lordstown gm plant, the chairman of the federal reserve was making a bit of news. ben bernanke in washington responding to a question during a speech at the brookings institution said the worst recession since the 1930s is probably over. we'll take up that issue with susan lisovicz in just a couple of minutes. also, the so-called gang of six meets again today trying to iron out a health care reform bill for all americans. we're back in a moment. before i started this job, i admit, i had some doubts. probably a lot like you. but i like what i found. i think you will too. car for car, when compared to the competition, we win. simple as that. i just know if you get into one of our cars, you're gonna like what you see. so we're putting our money where our mouth is. buy a new chevy, buick, gmc or cadillac and if you are not 100% happy, return it. we'll take it back. that's our new 60-day satisfaction guarantee. and as always you'll get ou

ohio governor's postponed his execution for a week.ing to bring him back to die next tuesday, but broom's lawyers have just succeeded in delaying it, and want to stop it completely. they say bringing him back to die would be cruel and unusual punishment, a violation of his civil rights. the head of the prosecutor's office in the county where the crime occurred is furious. >> it's really ironic in that this defendant and his lawyer are whining about getting pricked with a needle, and calling it cruel and unusual punishment when he stood over this 14-year-old girl after he raped her and then stabbed her, plunged a knife into her seven times. >> broom's lawyers also want to change the way lethal injections are done in ohio. i spoke about that with richard deter of the death penalty center. he said his group doesn't take a moral position on the death penalty, but has been critical of how they're carried out. >> the gist of the issue here is the protocol in ohio, similar to other states? >> yes. this is a complicated protocol involving thre

ohio on sunday.ice say less than two hours later, bennett came back to the house, to ask one of the victims for a date. >> ask her if she had a boyfriend or not. never happened i have been here eight years and a couple of months, and never had anything like this. >> bennett has been charged with aggravated robbery. the two other men by the way are still at large. >> cell phones and your health. >> one group reveals which phones may be the most trouble. here is judy kurtz with a list in tonight's "word on the web". judy? >> when it comes to whether or not cell phone radiation can cause health problems, the debate is on. but one non-profit organization said if you are worried about radiation, there is some phones you should avoid. environmental working group analyzed emissions from 1200 cell phones. it found that the t-mobile my touch 3 g. q sarah jacks 1300, and the motorola v u2 hundred four had high levels of radiation. some scientists believe high levels of radiation in cell phones can increase the

so how do we stand in ohio?> the primary driver of cash and land drivers with the agricultural return. when happened in the last couple of years it decreased. it is going to be hard for land prices to go up, for land to go up. one would think they would be under pressure. >> so you say it's going to stay about even. you didn't say it is going to go down? >> i think there will be pressure to the downside in part because of decreased cash flow on farmers. but i don't think at this point you would see any large drop but just a minor move down. >> okay. let me move new closer then to some of these suburban areas. it seems like there used to be a lot of pressure for these guys to come out and build additions of housing. has that happened in the housing? >> in the transition areas yes, but not in the broader farm areas that is what farmers are willing to pay and bid on farm land. >> well, that's what we want to know. we got that answer. i will ask you jim borrow the question store or sell your grains this fall corn or

it is time to get this grow back to ohio and have ohio authorities handle it." rick: thank you.ggest and notorious -- some of the biggest and most notorious leaders are set to attend the united nations general assembly in new york. guess who is paying for their state? we are. rick: a school bus crash in florida, not far from miami. take a look at these pictures. there was an accident, and we are told that there were multiple injuries. apparently, several injuries have taken place. there are six pediatrics and one adult patient. six kids and one adult hurt in this, with up to 12 other people being evaluated by medical personnel on the scene. it looks like there must have been a collision involving multiple vehicles. a bus, a van, and a car are all looking like they were involved in this. more information as soon as we get it. he has openly called for the total destruction of the state of israel. he has even suggested that the country should be wiped clean off the map. and now, iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is once again claiming that the holocaust was a hoax. he has said

the gentleman from ohio. >> mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson, for as much time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. leader. i appreciate your service for america and i further expect the majority leader, mr. hoyer. mr. speaker, i'm humbled and grateful for the support and prayers of my wife, rocks anne, my four sons, my staff, the people of south carolina, my colleagues and the american people. mr. speaker, i think it is clear to the american people that there are far more important issues facing this nation than what we're addressing right now. the president said the time for games is over. i agree with the president. he graciously accepted my apology and the issue is over. however, this action today will have done nothing for the taxpayers to rein in the growing cost and size of the federal government. it will not help more americans secure a job -- secure jobs, promote better educat

the teen fled her home in ohio to live with an orlando-based pastor she met on facebook. that was until the judge ordered her to stay in foster care. and today the judge barring her from any contact with the pastor and his family. phil keating is live outside the courthouse in orlando. what else did the judge say today. >> the judge announced he have to make a telephone call to a judge in columbus, ohio, because, as of this afternoon in columbus, attorneys for rifqa bary's parents opened up a dependency case there, trying to get this jurisdictional issue removed from the emergency jurisdiction of florida back to the buckeye state. also, october 13th, that's the next date for court here in orlando, florida. and that could actually involve testimony supporting or disputing rifqa bary's claims that her father wants to kill her. as for blake and beverly lauren the pastor couple who took her in for two weeks not alerting anyone after she ran away. not only are they not allowed to talk to rifqa bary but neither are their adult children because there is a pending investigation w

ohio state goes down against the top five teams for the sixth straight time 18-15. >> from ohio state to michigan. prakt snis not talking about practice today. the new topic of discussion is the new topic of discussion is the wolverines' big win. - ( music playing ) - a work of art. a finely-tuned machine. a sanctuary. a command center. ( both revving ) a sophisticated sedan. a sports car. together. nissan maxima, the four-door sports car. now get a new nissan maxima for 0% apr financing for 60 months. >> in case you miss today yesterday, notre dame and michigan. fourth quarter, michigan down four. and tate forcier, great fake and 31 yards for the touchdown. the freshman ran for 70 yards to go for 240 passing yards. and later in the fourth, jimmy clauson was hammered. trying to make amends and connecting with him. notre dame down after missing the two-point conversion. and forcier is picked off by kyle mccarthy and there you see the fans at the big house in disbelief. notre dame now driving and armando allen ran for 139 yards. plows into the end zone and the irish up by three an conve

ohio, it is working.plause] * are still tough. -- times are still tough. we have given a tax cut. 4.5 million families in ohio, including those in cincinnati. that is a promise i made in the campaign and a promise i kept as president of the united states. [applause] we cut taxes for small businesses, made new loans to more than 1000 businesses in ohio to grow and hire more benefits -- hire more employees, we extended benefits for americans including charlie and thousands of other ohio citizens. [applause] across america, we have saved the jobs of tens of thousands of state and local workers including teachers and first responders right here in ohio. do not take my word for it. ask those in ohio if -- what it would had to do. we are rebuilding america's infrastructure including improvements to interstate 75 in hamilton county led by a local cincinnati contractor. [applause] we have got more than 200 other highway projects across ohio we are making historic innovation, much of it still to come in the months

that's not a garagsale in ohio; it's garage sale for ohio.the state's rplus property is gog up for auction, everything from washersnd dryers to blackberry phones to a treadmill. yoalso can buy boat paddles, overhead projectors, forklift... well, you get the idea. the state wants clean out its closets, so everythingoes-- but everythingoes as is. so state officials are wning, paul, thatome of these surplus items cod be damaged. as theld saying goes, buyer beware. >> paul: you know, mgarage i thought used to for cars. now i'm lucky if can get a bicycle inhere, wedged in. >> susie: i know. i was ing to say after they finishn ohio, come on over to mylace. i have a lot of things that would be good for a garage sale. >> paul: seems like everyone has just abo the same. >> sus: yes, absolutely. >> susie: that's "ghtly businesseport" for friday, september 18. i'm susigharib good night, everyoneand have a great weekend. you, too, paul. >> paul: and you, as well, susie. i'm paul kangas, wishing a of you the bestf good buys. "nightlyusiness report" is mad

that's not a garage le in ohio; it's aarage sale for ohio.the state's sulus property is goinup for auction, everything from washers a dryers to blackberry phones to a treadmill. you so can buy boat paddles, overhead projectors, a forklift... well, you get the id. the state was to clean out its closets, so everytng goes-- but everytng goes as is. so state officials a warning, paul, at some of these surplus itemcould be damaged. ashe old saying goes, buyer beware. >> paul: you kno my garage i thout used to be for car now i'm lucky i i can get a bicycle in there, wedged in. >> susie: i kw. i s going to say, after ty fish in ohio, come on overo my place. i have a lot o things tt would be gd for a garage sa. >> paul: seems ke everyone has justbout the same. >>usie: yes, absolutely. >> susie: that "nightly busiss report" for friday, september 18. i'm sie gharib good night, everne, and have a great weekend. you, too, paul. >> paul: and you, as wl, susie. i'm paul kangas, wishi all of you the st of good buys. "nigly business report" is made possible

area of northern ohio. he is at a general motors plant where they have been able to start a second production line at because of the cash from the -- a second production line because of the proceeds from the cash for clunkers program. obama's speech will be streaming live at foxnews.com on the internet. jon: shoplifting happens all the time. sometimes, it is even caught on tape. but this is no ordinary five- finger discount. this tape shows a woman taking inexpensive way off of a shelf at a beauty supply shop. then at sheet -- then, she meets up with the child and puts the wig under his shirt. security whort surprised that someone would use a child to help -- security were surprised that someone could use a child to help them steal stuff. the woman is in trouble, not necessarily the child. jane: the senate voted last night overwhelmingly to deny funding for the acorn housing group. acorn employees were caught on videotape, appearing to advise a couple who were posing as a pimp and hooker on how to cheat the

issues that can be dealt with by an ohio court. that does not mean that the florida court cannot -- megyn: i do not care about jurisdiction. someone is going to decide. but what happens to rifqa bary? the she go back to her parents? >> when you have two groups of officials saying that there is no truth and little evidence whatsoever of here -- of her being abused. megyn: do they not need to find some corroboration? authorities are now saying that they cannot substantiate these fears. that the school said that they had no reports of any abuse or threatening behavior from the parents. they have been trying to find backup for her story and they cannot do it. >> she is 17. what kind of upbringing did she have that led her to have these beliefs and fears? this would not be the first time that i have seen a child that was told to keep quiet when it came to threats from their parents. also, you return a 17-year-old to parents that she is in eminent hereof, guess what happens? she runs. there is no question that will happen here. megyn: he

we're dry in the ohio valley. southeast is fine. florida's got wet weather later today. and saturday is much more of the same. a lot of storms down on the gulf. and we'll slowly get rid of the storm in the northeast. really slowly. if you're watching news 5, cincinnati, ohio, find out how tyrannosaurus rex battled over the prehistoric land at the cleveland museum of natural history face off. >> i've got my money on t-rex. >> you always go with the favorites. >> i hear it's a sure thing. so the odds makers tell me anyway. thank you, bill. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> before the leaves start to fall and you're chained to that rake, you might want to catch a film the first weekend of the fall weekend season. tyler perry should be bad all the way to the bank. it's expected to take the top spot with at least $25 billion. "9" got a jump on 9-9-09. it's pg-13. not really meant for the young kids. after weekend sales, it could earn $15 million from the five-day running. just in time for back to school thrills, sore errority row. it shou

ohio, it is working. [cheers and applause] times are still tough, i know that, but we have given 95% of america's working families a tax cut. 4.5 million families in ohio including here in cincinnati, a promise we made during the campaign and one that i kept as president of the united states. [applause] we cut taxes for small businesses, made new loans to more than 1000 small businesses in ohio said they could grow and hire more workers. we extended unemployment benefits for 12 million americans including charlie and nearly 570,000 ohio citizens. [applause] across america, we have saved the jobs of tens of thousands of state and local workers, including teachers and first responders right here in ohio. don't tell -- don't take my word for it. ask people here in ohio. we are rebuilding america's infrastructure, including improvements to interstate 75 in hamilton county led by a local cincinnati contractor. [applause] we have got more than 200 other highway projects across ohio and we are making an historic

the governor of ohio has said he wants her sent back to ohio. he says the ohio department of family and protective services can easily handle this themselves. martha: what a terrible, a difficult situation for this family all around. phil keating, thank you. trace: a missing persons case, apparently they have found some remains in a long time missing persons case. we will get you that information on the other side of the break. first, the terror suspect has just finished. that is a live look outside the brooklyn courthouse. the terror suspect has just been to court. we will give you an update on what happened there,. coming up. . trace: we do have a live look in brooklyn. we have the attorney for ron kuby talking about an appearance in court for the terror investigation that is said to be the most serious since 9/11. information about fashion week, held last week in new york city, as well as on giants stadium. we will bring you information when it comes out about the hearing, what happens there. david lee miller is still outside the courthouse,

i will have the details straight ahead. >> president obama heads to ohio and pennsylvania to campaignor his economic recovery plan and health care reform. the story is coming up. >> if you are traveling this morning in one area, we will tell you about a he wow, is this... fiber one honey clusters? yes. it's delicious. delicious. i know. but it can't have... can't have about half a day's worth of fiber? i assure you it does. i was expecting... expecting sawdust and cardboard? i know. i can only taste... only taste the crunchy clusters, honey, and brown sugar. no madam, i don't have esp. ok. i'll take a box, but you probably already knew that. (announcer) fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- paul >> good morning. >> they is for joining us for 11 news today. as get a check of our forecast. >> -- let's get to our forecast. sandra shaw. >>

her parents have been trying to bring her back to ohio ever since. today they learned she will not come home to them for the time being. but she will not stay with the family who first took her in, either. phil keating is live outside the courthouse in orlando. phil, what, if anything, do we know about florida investigators and what they have discovered about her claim? >> well, jon, at one point in today's hearing an attorney for rifqa bary's mother started talking about the florida law enforcement investigation over the past two weeks saying that it absolutely found nothing to substantiate the run away girl's claims that her father wanted to kill her. it was at that point he was cut off and reminded of that document along with all other documents. this case has now been sealed by this judge. the judge also imposed a gag order on all of the attorneys. and also ordered the run away girl and her parents to begin family counseling and also to give mediation a try to perhaps hopefully resolve this once and for all outside of the courtroom. jon: what was

president obama heads to ohio to talk to autoworkers. >> upset saying goodbye. friends, family, and fans mourned the loss of actress patrick swayze. >> new plans for new tolls in northern virginia. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> grid morning, washington. i'm doug mcelway. >> and i'm alison starling. -- good morning, washington. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> let's start with brian van de graaff and find out what today may hold. >> we will look for more similar conditions as yesterday. will say a few extra clouds this afternoon. 69 downtown. 61 at dulles. 60 in frederick. sunshine to start. a gorgeous day. temperatures in the mid 80's. will check in with adam caskey in the storm chaser. >> it was an overnight police chase that ended at 3:00 this morning on nework avenue. new york avenue remains closed in both directions. this is traffic coming out of maryland's into the district. it is blocked at south dakota avenue. also closed at bl

driehaus of ohio. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 746, the gentleman from ohio, mr. driehaus, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. mr. driehaus: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. driehaus: thank you, madam chair. as we discuss h.r. 2331, i'd like to draw attention to a critical component of the bill. and that is the college completion and innovation fund. this amendment, madam chair, impacts one portion of the college completion and innovation fund, and that specifically is the state innovation and completion grants. about 50% of the college completion and innovation fund go to state innovation and completion grants. these are targeted at low-income and disadvantaged populations in each of our states. and they are meant to incentivize, incentivize states to engage and create efforts with low-income communities working with nonprofits, working with universities to provide grants for these populations. with that the state has to pr

in fact heavy showers over much of ohio but for us you can see mainly clear conditions early today just a few little spots of showers lightly scattered across the area but heaviest rain over parts of indiana. southern indiana to evansville west of lieuville, kentucky. heavy thunderstorm activity up to columbus and cincinnati. date on good rain and manufacture through the midwest. that frontal boundary joining us as we get into the late afternoon by sat saturday, sunday and looks like there is more activity down to the south this is converging with to give us a chance for some rain. here's what it looks like temperature wyles. we saw the 80's big difference across the state. 82 degrees in baltimore right now. 83 in dc. down in fredericksburg 86 the warm spot and mountains 66 throughout in oakland. cool air there. looks like most part most of everyone in the central portion is facing nice warm day. seeing the changes from the northwest we see a front pushing through by friday afternoon that looks like that will drop our temperatures down as we have a northwest wind pretty much through the

and ironically, it was the paparazzi who turned in the ohio police chiefs. they were suspended and are scheduled to go on trial next month. as for fawcett, she set up a sting. >> so when my cancer came back, that's when i set it up with the doctor. i said, okay, you know and i know. i'm not telling redmond. i'm not telling ryan. i'm not telling my father. i'm not telling my girlfriends. i'm not telling anyone. so i knew that if it came out it was someone from ucla. >> four days later something like that it was out in "the enquirer." >> lawanda jackson pled guilty and faced up to ten years in prison but she died of cancer before sentencing. stewart hopes a new law that fawcett was instrumental in getting passed will take away the need for such drastic measures. california hospitals are now required to report breaches and can face fines of up to $250,000. she says fawcett told her she was in the middle of a set atment will with -- of a settlement with "the enquirer," but died before it went through. >> she was going to give it to the fawcett information for ca

first, gm employees in ohio.n, to the afl-cio in pittsburgh. >>> near in new york, members of the terrorism task force, local police, and the fbi, have raided several apartments, looking to break up a possible terror attack. >> they were apparently tracking a suspect linked to al qaeda who just arrived in new york, after travels to pakistan. here's our chief investigative correspondent, brian ross. >> reporter: it was just after midnight when new york police and federal agents raided this apartment house and several other locations across the river from manhattan, in the borough of queens. officials said they had expected to find bombmaking materials. but none was discovered. >> there is very good reason to believe that there is a connection to al qaeda or to al qaeda supporters. yes. this does not appear to be self-starters. >> reporter: some authorities fear there might have been a connection to the latest osama bin laden tape, which was posted on the internet last night, at the same time authorities were going

other spots with rain, nashville, cincinnati, the ohio valley. it is a wet and wild day from the southeast up through the great lakes. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. well, that rain is going to extend and stretch. we have areas of rain in michigan currently. indianapolis, a chance of storms during the day today, 78. columbus, ohio, same for you. we will see some gorgeous weather, though, in most of the d atlantic. dan, sometimes it's not fair. sometimes it's beautiful all weekend like what we saw in the northeast. other times you get what they had in the southeast, which wasn't pretty. >> yeah, i know. but then in a couple months from now when we're dealing with snow, they'll have sunshine. >> they'll be laughing. >>> thank you, about him. >>> what the fed has to say and all the other things traders will be looking for this week on wall street. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, let's just say megan fox's future as a top box office star is in doubt th

some court filings have been made in ohio.ich means now in orlando -- the judge presumably in ohio. i think we have got on the the point where the question is should she continue to be kept. should a governmental entity continue to keep a minor child away from her parents. >> mike, if i may. some of her story has been very fact specific. that she's told many people. yet we have no school officials that have backed that up. that she was afraid to wear her cheerleading outfit in front of her father. according to the investigators there is a picture of her in her cheerleading outfit over the manhattan until the family's living room. those discrepancies need to be taken seriously. do i want a child in harm? absolutely not. >> who is going to say whether or not there was a threat. my point was the only people who might know that is her and her father. i'm not sure who else would be able to tell you something. >> i understand -- >> josh, go ahead. >> honor killings are a real thing. >> yes. >> we don't understand. slow down. i under

at a roundtable with general motors workers in ohio, the president will talk jobs. tim geithner told abc in an interview -- >> president will refine recovery as people back to work. >> the president told wall street for people to get ready for better times ahead. >> to work of recovery continues. i will never be satisfied while people are out of work. we can be confident these storms of the past two years are beginning to break. >> the president will talk directly to workers, including the 6 million th lost their jobs. >> i did everything right. i got schooling, i stuck with my job, i did my best. what am i not among four ranks of the employed? >> last week they turned over to the condo to the banks. the message from the present -- help is on the way. >> jobs tend to be a lagging indicator that comes last. we're focused on how to create jobs in this environment without adding to the deficit. >> -- unemployment level is that nearly 10%. the president is not likely to ed for another stimulus package. >>> it looks like montgomery county workers will not be getting rais

also back in the ohio valley very heavy showers and thunderstorms from southern portions of ohio through the cincinnati area. going down through west virginia. it's a cool tool, available on your computer, again, 24/7. at abc2news.com. as far as our forecast for tonight, the scattered showers that we have around tonight will continue to meander through the region. some people will see them, some won't. tomorrow, more shower activity makes its way into the region. we could see heavier rainfall, also higher winds and again friday scattered showers throughout the area. your forecast for the overnight period -- cloudy skies, scattered showers, 62 for the low. during the day tomorrow showery day with a few thunderstorms possible. gusty winds with a high of 68 degrees. things will start to clear up on friday with a few scattered showers remaining, 72. saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday, looking pretty good. temperatures in the low 80-degree range. back in a while with more on the weather. >> thank you. >>> if a major electronics purchase fails in the first year it's typically cove

the gentleman from ohio. -- the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from ohio. mr. turner: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. turner: this resolution seeks to bring attention to sickle cell disease and to support the designation of september as sickle cell awareness month. sickle cell disease strikes primarily persons of african descent. those affected by the disease appear to be healthy but their lives have painful attacks in their arms, legs, chest and abdomen. it causes the rapid destruction of sickle cells that have apeoplia, gal stones, tissue damage, cardiovascular and organ damage. 8,000 african-americans suffer from sickle cell disease and many are affected worldwide. statistics showingingly show that one in every 320 african-american babies have the disease and one in eight african-american babies carry the sickle cell treat. there is a one in four chance of a child born to parents who both carry the sickle cell treat will have the disease. life expectancy is limited as an average life span f

ohio state hasn't lost a game to another team in ohio in 88 years.m with the rockets. 88 -- or 38-0. 88-0, now, that would be a story. >> that would be big. >> oklahoma, landry jones, nice spin move and spin again, and then a flip, and ok! you got anything else in your repertoire? oklahoma up 24. and then jones to ryan broyles. jones with a school record six touchdown passes, got some help. oklahoma wins 45-0. georgia at arkansas. joe cox for a.j. green, great catch as he elevates. georgia wins 52-41. cox threw for five touchdowns, and that ties a school record. let's pump up some volume! >> brown, the running back, big hole up the middle. 15, 20, he's off to the races. they cannot catch carlos brown. five eagles in pursuit, and carlos leaves them in his dust, 90 yards for a michigan touchdown. >> looking over the middle, finding it, and it's intercepted! pecked off at the 40, to the 50, to the 45, to the 40, to the 30, nobody's going to catch greg reid. >> yes! >> snap back, kick on its way. yes, sir! the orange are winners today, 37-34! >> back to

he's in hard hit ohio visiting a general motors plant that had been shut down for nine weeks. the plant is rehiring now thanks in part to the cash for clunkers program. the president's remarks to workers there set to begin in ten minutes. we'll be bringing you those remarks live right here in the "cnn newsroom." who was that nut that hollered

matt about,ly suffering from a bruised shoulder from last week's win over ohio state.t appearance that aaron corp will get nod at least to start. todd, how do you compare these two quarterbacks. >> with corp you've got more mobility. we've heard everyone talk all week about more mobility. what does that mean, it does not mean that they will change their offense. usc when they get out boot and the waggles the plays that they like to run you will see the quarterback take off and run and rather than just throw while on the move and i think that's a positive that he brings and don't count on corp from having a great game because you have to understand this is a guy wo expected this to be his turn. he got injured in camp after going head-to-head with matt barkley and now all of a sudden, he sits back, watches the success barkley has and now he gets a shot. i think he's going to come up big for usc. >> when i look at this washington team, they've got five coaches that were on that usc staff and it's not just steve sarkisian, the head coach. you have nick holt, who was a defe

ohio's governor postponed he has execution for a week.bring him back to die next tuesday, but broom's lawyer have just succeeded in delaying it and want to stop it completely. they say bringing him back to die would be cruel and unusual punishment, a violation of his civil rights. the head of the prosecutor's office in the county where the crime occurred is furious. >> it's really ironic in that this defendant and his lawyer are whining about getting bri t pricked with a needle after he was standing over this 17-year-old girl after he raped her and stabbed her 17 times. >> i spoke with richard dieter of the death penalty information center. dieter he has his group chronicles executions doesn't take a moral position on the death penalty, but it has been critical of how they're carried pout. >> and the gist of the issue here is the protocol in ohio, which is similar to other states. >> yes. this is a complicated protocol involving three drugs administered by people who are not doctors, but rather who are guards. and there are going to be co

after that heartbreaking case in ohio, it's happened again. a new scandal that's raising doubts for about 100 patients. >>> and what recession? it could be the one place in the world where money is truly no it could be the one place in the world where money is truly no object. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. a day after being called out by president obama and other western leaders for building a secret nuclear facility, iran took atep today to try to ease tensions. announcing it will allow on an unspecified dade international suspe inspectors. the white house is continuing to press iranian leaders to come clean about what it suspects is part of a nuclear weapons project. mike viqueira has the latest on the story. he joins us from the white house. >> reporter: iran appears to have been caught off-guard by the disclosure of their nuclear facility. even after the announcement they will allow intnational inspectors to visit the site, the administration here is still taking a tough line. the president today back in w

was an ohio inmate's lethal injection cruel and unusual punishment? that's what his lawyers are saying. they tried for more than two hours to find a useable vain to give him a useable injection. he was stabbed at least 18 times. he was sentenced to death for the 1984 rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl. so we want your views on this story. is this due punishment for his  crime? give us a call and let us know what you think. give us a call or e-mail us. cnn.com/hln. we will air some of your responses today coming up. >>> all right. imagine this. your car goes off a cliff, your ribs are broken, lungs are punctured, and you can't walk. what do you do to hang on? here one woman's incredible story of survival. this is hln. achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst mptoms. and works when you need it most. benadryl. you can't pause life. it's not always easy living with copd, but i try not to let it hold me back... whether i'm at the ba

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our reporter is in washington with a look ahead. >> president obama heads to ohio to show an economy coming back. gm workers are back on the clock. cash for clunkers is cited as spurring sales. >> the president says he is worried the the recession -- >> the taxpayers shouldered the burden of the bailout and they still burdened the fallout results in lost homes and opportunities and jobs. >> the president will urge the largest labor union to support his health-care overhaul. >he tied it to long-term economc recovery. >> if you look at the other aspects of our budget, nothing deals with the rising cost of health care. >> negotiators of the senate finance committee are tweaking the health care bill to deny benefits to illegal immigrants, balance the state's share of medicaid costs, and deal with the cost of abortion. >> [unintelligible] >> chairman max baucus says the goal is a bipartisan bill. one a gop senator says he wants to bring down the cost of the bill further. he says he may not vote for it even if he likes it. nbc news. >> president obama is bringing his push to health care re

parts of the ohio valley could also see rain.ook for a chance of thunder boomers in the sunshine state of florida, orlando, going to any park, you'll have an issue with rain. same story for key west, some raindrops there. certainly keep that in mind because high temperatures going into 80s, 90s for the sunshine state. 85 in atlanta. 97 in dallas. 83 denver. 76 in billings. chicago, home of the cubs, 76 degrees the expected high. let's send it back to you. >> hey, next time we talk with you, a special treat for the folks at home. >> look forward to it. >> see you in a few minutes. >> with unemployment at an all-time high, labor day has new meaning for the millions of people out of work this year. but what will it take to get folks back in the workplace? >>> time for a story that has gotten a lot of us talking here in the newsroom. we wanted to put it you on our blog, cnn.com/heidi, talking about this story a sex offender from louisville, kentucky ordained as a minister of a church this sunday. the church says he deserves a new cha

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in the finance committee, but it will happen in november and december. >> senator sherrod brown of ohio. thanks for your perspective tonight. >> my pleasure, thank you, lawrence. >>> for more on where things stand in the senate tonight, les turn to our own eugene robinson, associate editor and pulitzer prize winning writer. gene one amendment takes two hours, is this a microchasm, kind of a prelude to what we're going to see when they finally get out on the senate floor, where the grand tradition of the senate which is called unlimited debate. which is to say unlimited amendments. >> unlimited debate. lawrence, you know the workings of the senate as well as anybody does. it is -- to say it's not designed for efficiency is an understatement. it's in some ways designed for inefficiency. and i don't think that this pace, this starting pace, you do the math as you did, will continue to the whole time. but i do agree that delay is definitely a tool of those who oppose health care reform. and to the extent that republicans can draw this out, and the senate rules, let them draw it out a lot. i

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this would stop abuse. >> guest: in ohio, the ohio department of health, i believe, oversees the nursingide. i'm not sure on that. respiratory care board in the state of ohio and all providers serving patients in ohio are either licensed or registered by that board. >> host: okay. curtis is calling on the republican line from fairfax, virginia. hi, curtis. >> caller: hi. thanks for taking my call. i want to address something i think i heard you say. we're the only country rich people get better healthcare than poor people. when i hear stuff like this, it it makes me crazy because i'm trying to make my point quick, but i want to explain it it. in america, we strife toward excellence. try to make more productivity and things like that. you earn what you get and i don't think it's wrong for a rich person because let me she flew in experts from around the country for second opinions and everything he had a choice of doctors. are they skid row bum that doesn't work and ruins his liver, is he supposed to have people flown in? he didn't work. i'm not an expert, i'm a layman, retired police offi