ohio ohio. you're probably going to decide the next president of united states for the past thirty six years no candidate has entered the white house without winning this swing state while ohio undoubtedly wields an enormous influence in the arena of u.s. presidential politics the state is currently garnering headlines for its prisons specifically the medieval type punishment being imposed on countless citizens who are drowning in debt according to a report released by the a.c.l.u. of ohio thousands of citizens are being locked behind bars because they are too poor to pay their debt and we saw some really troubling numbers one case that we looked at out of mansfield ohio there was a gentleman his crime against the community was he led as a dog walk in his mobile home park without a. he was fined thirty dollars and he ended up being found in contempt of court and was sent to jail for not paying for a thirty dollars fine fifty five year old jack jolly was incarcerated three times for failing to pa

your money needs an ally. >>> straight to the horseshoe, the stadium there in columbus, ohio at ohioniversity, the ohio state university, as president obama is about to address a crowd of about 60,000 to 70,000. they have started up the band and we will continue to listen to them. when the president comes to the podium, we'll have it for you right here. now to a close race in south carolina with enormous implications. >> good to see you. >> a lot of that has been happening over the recent days. a special election between ex-governor mark sanford and elizabeth colbert bush just two days away. joining me now, sean drury, senior political editor of the zhou ca south carolina patch and writing a book about this very race. sean, some of the polls saying it's too close to call. we've been watching the race along with you. who needs to come out for sanford to win and who needs to come out for colbert bush to win? is it really women voters? >> yeah, certainly colbert bush needs women to come out for her. but for sanford, i think he just needs regular republicans who were maybe put off by the

artsy ohio. we've got plenty more online few including want to grab a gun but don't want to pay for it not a problem in texas we've got the story of how a group of activists are planning to give away shotguns across the state and that's with the name of reducing violence all the details are at r.t. dot com also there you will find toxic train derailment in northwestern belgium four days ago may have a much more serious than first bridging the mass evacuation of residents from the area has begun to call for the full story. now the u.k. is staying committed to measures that reduce the country's deficit the british queen has laid out who government's agenda for next year and in her speech she said it will work to promote a fairer society to reward those who work hard however what may sound a little unfair for a sturdy hit britain is the news of the royal family's five million pound pay rise . now reports from london. my ministers will continue to prioritize measures to reduce the deficit at the same

this is a fascinating phenomenon in ohio. you see this with all of the presidents' wives born and raised in ohio, equal education for women. lucretia garfield went through grade school, went to the eclectic institute. she studied the classics, she learned how to speak greek and latin and french and german. she studied science, biology, mathematics, history, philosophy. right away, if you can think of passion coming to the world of ideas, there was a passion struck between the two of them. james garfield came from a very poor family. he never knew his father. he had been a canal boy, one of those young guys who would walk with the mules and pull the canal boats. everything they got, they greatly appreciated. she felt that education was the answer. he was her teacher at the eclectic institute. he went to williams college and they began a correspondence. that is where you begin -- it is the world of ideas that begin to separate them and bring them together. they argueed over ideas. one of those ideas with the fact there was anot

noticiero telemundo infierno entre paredes hay detallesobre que paso buen a puerta cerrada en la ca de ohio. donde un hispano y sus hermanos, fueron acusados de mantener cautivas a por lo menos 3 jovencitas en una dÉcada. quÉ dicen los tam res y vecinos de los 3 hermanos restados por el juez otro de estas jÓvenes. decenas de muertos y heridos en mÉxico. tras la explosiÓn de un camion cisterna con gas. >>> el corazÓn dividido, los colores del tri y barras y estrellas. la difÍcil situaciÓn de un joven futbolista, nacido en mÉxico, pero de padres estadounidenses. la ediciÓn del martes de noticiero telendo comienza ya. >>> muy buenas tardes, feliz reencuentro con estas 3 jÓvenes en ohio, estuvieron 10 aÑos cautivas en una casa de eveland, cerca de donde habÍan sido secuestradas. >>> los presuntos secuestradores son 3 hermanos, puertorriqueÑos, arrestados anoche mismo poco despuÉs de que una de las rehenes logrÓ escapar y denunciar m horror que viviÓ por una dÉcada. y a medida que pasan las horas, conocemos mÁs sobre este increÍble caso. >>> incluyendo, que a consecuencia de gol piso, una de las

they met at the sulfur springs at the ohio university in delaware, ohio.t that point, president hayes 'mother knew lucy and thought they would be a good match. thatas a bit too young at point. in 1850 when rutherford moved to cincinnati to start law practice down there, he met lucy again when she was about to graduate from the wesley female college and that is when they struck up their relationship. a year and a half later, they were married in cincinnati. 40 years old at the time the civil war broke out. by thes the decision family for him to volunteer? >> he signed up for a three- year stunt, and she was very supportive of him. really serious discussion about him not going. it was always a question of going to preserve the union, and also because loosely had ,ome strong abolition feelings she was additionally supportive of the union. in the was hayes history civil war? >> he spent most of the civil war in western virginia trying to keep most of the confederates moving from theater to theater. whenever he did get out of there, he was wounded five times, o

just recently here, we had two ohio house members introduced right to work. know, 2011, you were on the ground here in ohio, pushing back against a tax against public sector workers and private sector workers and trying to take away their collective bargaining rights. you would have thought the gop learned their lesson, but no, they did not. and they were trying to push that same kind of legislation here in the state of ohio. it makes no sense. and we are debating a budget right now that still does not fund local government funds to the level that we need, to have a rigorous police department, to have police on the ground who have relationships, saving communities are about relationships, ed. this is going to be a big deal in 2014 and we have to decide in the city of cleveland and in the state of ohio, do we want to live in a city or a cemetery? do we want to live in a state that is vibrant for all folks or one that only takes care of the ultra-wealthy? the voters of the state of ohio will have an opportunity to weigh in in 2014, and i believe that they're go

he advertised his ohio-born wife as "the girl of the western plains." and he never tired of telling the story of the night chief sitting bull, the old sioux warrior, asked if he could adopt annie after watching her shoot the ace of hearts out of a card at 30 paces. ( gunshot ) man: when sitting bull first saw she had these amazing abilities, you know, to handle a rifle, and her keen eyesight, then obviously she had some endowed power of some sort that he recognized immediately. when indian people look at such individuals that have been empowered like that, then we have the greatest respect. narrator: sitting bull christened his new daughter "watanya cecilia-- little sure shot." for a time he toured with annie in buffalo bill's show, but the great chief soon left, saying he had grown sick of the noises and multitudes of men. ( whistling and applause ) when buffalo bill's wild west opened in madison square garden in the fall of 1886, little sure shot became the darling of manhattan. she performed before 6,000 people, many in evening dress. ( whistling and

sumnina udas, thank you so muchly. >>. >> more on the story from ohio. an answer may come from the writings of ariel castro on why three women were held for more than a decade. day crowd. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools introduce themselves. all the bits and bulbs keep themselves stocked. and the doors even handle the checkout so we can work on that thing that's stuck in the thing. [ female announcer ] today, cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everyone goes home happy. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>. >> more of our special coverage in ohio. investigators are digging through notes found

the big mystery in ohio is this. how could three women be held against their will in a suburb for all that time? early indications are they were brutalized and complete explanations of what happened will soon be forthcoming. obviously the crime is heinous and will reinforce the perception that although america is a free country, we are also a dangerous nation. the reentle is that kidnapping is ultra rare but there are some very bad people walking the streets of the u.s.a. the crime in ohio just another cautionary tale. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. what is going on with the investigation into the three alleged kidnappers. here now fox anchor bill hemmer has been covering this story all day. let's begin with the girls. all right in the three of them, the ages when they were kidnapped? >> michelle knight was 18. >> bill: okay. >> amanda berry was august of 2002. that takes you back about 11 years. amanda berry was 16. she was abducted 8 months after the first one disappeared and then gina dejesus

to the graduating class of the ohio state university in columbus, ohio, where he was awarded an honorary degree. he became the third sitting president to deliver a commencement speech at ohio state, including presidents ford and george w. bush. scheduled to speak at two other commencement ceremonies later this month, in atlanta at morehouse college, and the u.s. naval academy. this is about 25 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. hello buckeyes. [applause] oh! oh! o.h.! thank you so much. everybody please be seated. thank you dr. gee for the wonderful introduction. i suspect the good president may have edited out some other words that were used to describe me. [laughter] i appreciate that. know going to let michelle n all the good comments. to the board of trustees, congresswoman beatty, mayor coleman, and all of you who make up the ohio state university, for allowing me to join you. it is an incredible honor. most of all, congratulations class of 2013. [applause] of course, congratulations to all of the parents, family, friends, and faculty. here in the horseshoe, this is your day as well.

there was avss in ohio. they were scared to death about losing ohio.here's dozens and dozens of tea party groups in ohio. so what they said is, we're going to destroy the tea party by keeping them tamped down with their political activities. instead of going out to register new voters, the tea party, what were they doing, responding to the irs with page after page. so the 4 million fewer voters who voted for romney, voted for mccain, 4 million less, because they attacked the party and took away their ability to organize, just like benghazi, committee to re-elect the president was all about not national security, but obama's re-election security. the irs was all about electing obama. i would say this to my friend joe trippi. your buddy, bob beckel on "the e five," he said he lied, that it was about election security, not national security, and said it was a cover-up. do you join beckel in saying this was a cover-up, yes or no? >> no, i don't. first of all, i was talking to the obama campaign during the last election. they weren't worried about ohio at a

but if he loses, the state of ohio could execute him. for the past 24 years, keenan has been fighting the murder conviction that landed him on death row in an ohio state prison. he is currently back at the jail for a new court hearing in his case. last time keenan was a free man was in 1988. back then, he led a very different life. >> i was like don juan of cleveland heights, pretty much. lots of girlfriends. and lots of pot. bongs for breakfast, my motto. i guess to sum it up, sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll. made enough money just to pay >>> cleveland is known as the birthplace of rock 'n' roll. welcoming about a half million visitors a year to its hall of fame. several blocks away, inside the cuyahoga county corrections center, inmate michael keenan hopes to rock one more time. in fact, he is so confident he will soon win his freedom, he has purchased tickets to see the rock band rush in concert. but if he loses, the state of ohio could execute him. for the past 24 years, keenan has been fighting the murder conviction that landed him on dea

, viviana avila, univisiÓn. >>> el caso de ohio, conmoviÓ a la opiniÓn pÚblica. 2300 estadounidensesra preguntarle cÓmo proteger a los niÑos de un caso como el que vivieron las tres jÓvenes recientemente. >>> sÍ, un caso como el que vivieron las tres cionarios, desafortunadamente se dan al aÑo, se reportan alrededor de 800 mil casos de niÑos deseparecidos al aÑo en estados unidos. es importante que tengan en mente que hay mucho riesgo en la calle, e internet, y ciertas medidas de seguridad, disponibles a travÉs de la escuela, nuestro sitio web, (nombre en inglÉs), y recuersos pÚblicos, particularmente reglas, las 8 reglas de seguridad, bÁsicamente, siempre que avisar a los padres, dÓnde va uno. y pedir permiso al padre o madre, o conocido de la familia, que siempre sepa dÓnde estÁs, si lo tocan de manera cuidadosa, es importante decir que no. hay que ir acompaÑado con un niÑo o una niÑa o un amigo a cualquier lugar donde vamos. conocer el telÉfono, es muy importante, y donde vivimos, muy importante, muchos niÑos que tienen perfiles en redes sociales, que no pongan su informaciÓn pers

us innley is watching ohio. what is your question? >> thank you for c-span. i really do like the presidential series. i visited the home here about six days ago and was really impressed with the furnishings in the home. furnish thefield home and build the library herself before the president died? >> you know, yes. the interior, it was by her hand hear it most importantly, in answering your question, she had built onto it after his , whichhat fireproof safe is part of the house, specifically to house and protect and preserve his letters and papers. she had been planning on writing a biography about him herself and she never lived to do that. later, those letters were published before being donated. we haven the show spoken about first ladies who burned papers. lucretia garfield had such a sense of history, she kept papers. even the ones that might prove embarrassing or personal that related to her marriage. had a sense of herself and her husband beyond their own lives as historical figures. james garfield side of the story. he wrote to her -- they eventually

ariel castro will be arraigned in an ohio courtroom this moaning. he faces seven felony counts of kidnapping and rape. >>> a fire sweeps through a bangladesh clothing factory killing eight. this is the death toll in that building collapse two weeks ago topping 900 making the world worst ever garment factory disaster. >>> the white house is responding to this week's pentagon report about sexual assaults in the military. a discussion of a bipartisan group. of about a dozen senators and representatives. two high ranking white house officials on president's council on women and girls will lead the discussion. >>> scores of spectators flocked to a denmark zoo for a peek at a an adorable new addition. a chorus of oohs and aahs greeted the baby elephant. during his public debut. the baby stayed close to mom as they wandered the massive pen. they're always so cute. >> on how to protect the elephant, they surround it, without stepping on it. >> and they're so little, given a year, it will be a behemoth. amazing how that works, right? >> thankfully, our littl

-surgen escalofriante s detalles del cautiverio que vivieron por aÑos tres mujeres secuestradas en ohio enterese por que no lograron escapar antes.. blanca ---ademas, le estaremos presentando la tercera entrega del reportaje especial de angel ayllon quien nos contar si estamos conviviendo con narcotrafican tes en el area de la bahia.. ---no lo olvide, le esperamos en vivo a las once.. >>> tenemos una avalancha de nuevos detalles. culpable de asesinato, esto determinÓ hoy el jurado en el sonado caso de una joven de arizona acusada de degollar a su novio, en un arranque de celos. dolor de llanto, despiden a varias vÍctimas del incendio provocado por la explosiÓn de un camiÓn cisterna de gas. y prometedor examen, descubren una nueva precisa prueba para salvar la vida de muchos hombres con cÁncer de prÓstata. la ediciÓn miÉrcoles de noticiero telemundo comienza ya. (gritos). >>> son imÁgenes que nos llegan desde cleveland ohio del res bimiento p recibimiento de todo lo alto. cuando gina de jesÚs regresÓ a su casa en 10 aÑos. >>> tenÍa 14 aÑos, todo ese tiempo, estuvo cautiva, encerrada y en

we are on a busy street in cleveland, ohio.looks like the streets you see across the nation all over the place. we are standing in front of the burger king and you all know what a burger king looks like. they dot the whole nation. but this is no ordinary burger king because back on april 21, 2003, that's more than ten years ago, amanda berry was working at this burger king. she left that night, and incidentally it was the day before her birthday, told her family that she would be coming home, and then her family hasn't heard from her in more than ten years. she just vanished into thin air, and then suddenly last night everything changed. amanda berry was found. take a look at this school. this is wilber wright elementary school. back on april 2, 2004, it was wilbur wright middle school. this is where gina dejesus went to school. looks like a lovely place for your child to go to school. but on that date, april 2, 2004, something dreadful happened. gina, who was a special education student, decided she would walk home from school

so we went to darke county, ohio right near greenville, ohio. the county has a population of something like 13,000. and we set up to see what would happen. by the time the investigation was over, we learned that even in this little town in ohio this was a problem. >> put your hands in the air! >> turn around. turn around. >> i'm going to read you your rights. if you have any questions -- >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> take a seat. watch your head, okay? watch your head. >> in this case, as in the previous investigations, we worked with the computer watchdog group perverted justice. its decoys go into chat rooms posing as 12, 13, 14, 15-year-old kids home alone, open to the idea of a sexual liaison, but they go into chat rooms and they just wait. and they never make the first contact, and sometimes in a matter of minutes a man is approaching them online. the online chat becomes sexual, and the next thing you know a meeting is set. >> come on in, man. i just whacked m