anything that happens in ohio is going to affect that. it's not limited to ohio.hat we're seeing is happening in other states where they're cutting early voting in wisconsin, for instance. where they're adding restrictions on voter i.d. especially for african-americans, for students, for major parts of the democratic base. >> when we start with this week in voter suppression in ohio and you mention wisconsin, as mr. fitzgerald said, this is 50 years since the l civil rights act. also since the freedom summer. now i'm showing a bus ride in ohio. ohio was where enslaved people went -- i mean, that was free land. that's where you went to be liberated. when you think about the history of this, how does the movement of the voter suppression into places like ohio and wisconsin kind of change the game for what we think voter suppression is? >> see, there's a really good book i'm reading now about the end of the mo rat republican and how this e demise comes about. we're looking at the dna of a southern strategy. we are all southerners now. and so, this is where you have t

well, the ohio election campaign sued the state of ohio to try to make them not cut those early voting days. and the re-election campaign was successful in their lawsuit. they blocked ohio republicans from out canning the last weekend of early voting. and in ohio, in the 2012 election, turnout was strong, both in general and for early voting, including on that weekend before the election they had to fight for. and in the end, president obama won ohio by two points, and that was the tipping point. that was the state that put him over the top to win the whole country and to win four more years in office. however, since that 2012 election, john kasich and state house republicans are still in charge of the ohio state government and they have been going hammer and tongs to make it harder to vote in ohio, ever since they lost that big one in 2012. first, they voted to reduce the number of voting machines that counties have at their voting sites. then, if you get forced to cast a provisional ballot, they made it harder for your provision ballot to get counted. then john kasich cut a bill cutt

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i'm the sixth in ohio history and 140th in the united states to be exonerated. do nothing for us, nothing at all. they open the door, they kick you out, get out. everything that i fought for for this country was taken from me. every last single right, for near 80% of my adult life. >> joe knows that he owes his freedom and his life to one man. >> if it wasn't for neil, i would have been murdered ten years ago, easily. and the state wouldn't have batted an eye. >> it was just a matter of, i think, common human decency and a matter of justice. i was astonished at how far wrong the system can go. and how slow it works. and how much is at stake. >> joe and neil travel around ohio speaking out against the death penalty. >> i started finding out the things that he was telling me could be independently verified. >> that i'm here is a blessing from god. i prayed for him to end this nightmare. i wanted it right then and there, but he answered my prayers. it just took 22 years. that's all. >>> the clock is ticking to find missing malaysian flight 370 black box before it d

joining me tonight, ohio senator nina turner, running against husted in the state of ohio.y and all this unfolding in ohio, i thought this is the ultimate voter suppression, that they are actually going to tell counties if you mail absentee ballots out and get them in the hands of the voters, we're going to cut your funding. i mean, this just shows there are no boundaries, are there? >> that's right, ed. they will stop at nothing to suppress the vote, even threatening the citizens of counties in our state, and kuyahoga county leadership did the right thing saying we will mail out the ballots, because we believe in pro voter, unlike the gop, but what they were attempting to do by threatening the county in that way has really upset the quality of life in the citizens of that county, 1.3 million of them, but they don't care about the quality of life of citizens in cuyahoga county or any other county in this state, to be honest with you, ed, they've already slashed the local government fund budget by about $1 billion already. and then to launch that kind of threat, just because

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and on the ohio frontier, life was far from comfortable. pike joined the army if 1795 -- in 1795 at the aim -- at the age of 15, and for the next decade he spends most of his time as a river runner. he's transporting military supplies up and down the ohio river and its tributaries to keep the towns and the frontier posts well provisioned. but travel on the rivers in this day was muddy, messy, difficult, unpleasant sorts of work. so when the current was high, it tested the strength, the muscles of the men on the lives. when the current was too low, they had to worry about, they had to guard against the danger of shoals and snags. when it got really low, they had to take all the supplies off the boats and portage all of the goods, including the boats themselves, on the backs of men and animals. so what sway with do you think could the english mannerists' admonition against excessive shivering, for example, have held with men who waded into the early spring ohio river water with chunks of ice floating by? for pike and the dozens of men that he

that's the case today in the ohio valley, tomorrow in the northeast.ain all the way now in new york, d.c.. gusty winds. and already 1 to 2 inches on the ground from cincinnati to detroit. it's 26 degrees in detroit with snow on the ground this morning. careful on the bridges and overpasses. it's cold in dallas at 38. we are 20 degrees -- actually 30 degrees warmer in washington, d.c. right now than we are in dallas, texas. >> weird weather. >> it is. just get ready in the northeast. tomorrow morning you'll need the winter coat and jacket and hat and gloves. >> thanks so much, 40-year-old. appreciate it. >>> coming up on "morning joe," anti-ukranian sentiment building in the eastern part of the country. russia's connection to the uprising and the next step for the fledgling government. when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler. if at first you don't succeed, climb, climb again. this poor guy man versus fence, yeah, your heart will break. we'll show you how it all comes out so nicely for the guy. and i think they say a child will lead

he campaigned in ohio in 2008 and 2012. >> carried ohio twice and we're very proud of that. i think the president is an exceptionally bright, gifted person. i think his policies -- >> charlie: but you supported secretary clinton the first time around. >> well, i did because, you know, secretary clinton is a friend, and i believe in her deeply and, you know, i'm glad she stayed in that primary race until the bitter end because i think it made barack obama a better candidate, and i think it said to her supporters this woman is not a quitter, and i'm really pleased and happy that they developed such a good relationship. she became secretary of state, did an outstanding job. i think they have really been mutually supportive of each other and i think, following the end of president obama's term, the country's going to be ready for hillary. >> charlie: tell me about this -- might be ready for clinton-bush. >> it could happen. my personal feeling is jeb bush would be the strongest candidate the republicans could put forth. >> charlie: the toughest candidate therefore for secretary

was a monument to ohio's economic dysfunction. dayton and neighbouring towns were dependent on u.s. automakers that when general motors pulled out it was left with cracked asphalt, rusted gates and 400 unemployed automakers. now the climate is changing. a chinese auto glass maker is reopening it with $280 million and 800 jobs. >> you can't not welcome foreign investment. if you want to grow the cities, you have to be open to foreign investment. if you are not open to immigrants now, where was your family 200 years ago. >> chinese conglomerates are the newest investors in the u.s. from toll eedos hotels to a deal bringing a copper tubing factory to barack obama. the largest concentration in chinese was here in dayton. there was 200 chinese and locals hope that goes well. >> my dream is to make the world together, do the business toot much people in china love america. i hope the two countries can work food. >> the tiny town lured it by offering the chinese what it had in excess supply, workers in tacty space. >> weer the advantageo

he campaigned in ohio in 2008 and 2012. >> he carried ohio twice and we are very proud of that. think the president is an exceptionally bright, gifted person. >> you supported secretary clinton the first time around. i did. secretary clinton is a friend and i believe in her deeply. i'm glad she stayed in the primary race until the bitter because i think it made barack obama a better candidate. it said to her supporters, this woman is not a quitter. i am really pleased and happy that they develop such a good relationship. she became secretary and did an outstanding job. they have been mutually supportive of each other and i the end ofwing president obama's term, the country will be ready for hillary. be ready for clinton-bush. it could happen. >> my personal feeling is jeb bush would be the strongest candidate the republicans could put forth. >> on the toughest for secretary clinton. >> perhaps. >> what is the center for american progress action fund? >> the center for american progress is a think tank that has policy, analysis, good research. they come up with creative, progress

ohio commissioner mary taylor explains next. is accused of understabling ukraine.n two seconds huckabee. >>> last week ohio commissioner and lieutenant governor mary tea lower joined the shrps commissioners as they met with president obama to talk about epirollment issues. she was unsettled in that meeting and here to explain. and joining me now is lieutenant mary taylor. i know this meeting was a significant one as you had a conversation with the president. you use the term unsettling, why? >> well, it was more of the same. there was no now information. the president and administration pushing at the insurance commissioners to hold rates down. they believed they were going to be held down for 2015. but they are putting pressure on us to do the job they don't want to do and can't do number two. in addition to that. they are asking us to hold back on consumer protection and usurping our authority. and we will make sure consumers are protected in ohio. >> when you get all insurance xhilgzers together from each of the states. they are elected and some appointed. they

ohio's is the most egregious. in our case it was applied most egregiously.nk they see there perhaps is a problem and perhaps we ought to be able to continue to make our case. they may decide on very narrow grounds and say, yes, you may pursue your case. they may decide on wider grounds, which is go ahead and say what they see wrong with the law itself and send it back and say do something about it, but we'll see. >> marjorie dannenfelser, president of susan b. anthony list, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> before a quick break, our tdr 50 soup of the day. it's andoville and red bean soup. right back after 180 seconds. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. building something better for all of us. ♪ feeding your lawn need not be so difficult neighbors. get a load of this bad boy. whoa. this snap spreader system from scotts is snap-crackin' simpl

cold morning december 18 '01 the crew of 70 min in a tent kraft fleet carrying supplies down the ohio river to build the new forth at the mouth of the mississippi. it had to kinds of boats. supply boats which were very heavy to carry all the good scene and company boats that were much lighter to carry the man and personal supplies. at dawn and the pike soldiers were hustled out of their tents tupac lead with scramble for the lighter company boat to avoid the editorial to pull the heavenly they didn't supply go. he implies is an insensitive pick up a smoldering logia and flings it at the slackers' then another and another quickly order is restored. to him shirking of physical beauty is the worst kind of dishonor a violation of the covered of self sacrifice in and calls for bodily discipline by pelting of fire logs. life caved pike lots of opportunities to discipline other people's bodies and soon he would get his own opportunity to test his own 42. in darr rather lose situlas was looking for a few bin and guardian spirit with the a granted venture all the way to the pacific ocean willi

the highly contagious illness is linked to ohio state university in columbus.y january and those infected range in age from 9 months to 70 years old. health officials urge those in central ohio to get inoculated. >>> a florida woman is recovering from severe wounds suffered when she was attacked by a bear in her driveway over the weekend. it's the latest in a growing number of incidents between bears and humans. don dahler looks at how bears are being tracked. >> paul and his ring of biologists led us to a bear den. >> this is a good approach. they don't see us. >> reporter: just under a fallen tree, there's a female black bear near the end of her winter hibernation. she's one of an estimated 500 black bears in the state. the men work their way in close. they use a pole with a seringe attached to tranquilize her. last year, the team put a gps collar on this bear. the mission is to determine how they travel, what types of habitats they are using and how often they reproduce. nestled in with this mother were three cubs. >> these cubs are about 3 months old. the b

frontier, in forts, and on the ohio frontier, life was far from comfortable. pike joined the army in 1795, at the age of 15. and for the next decade, he spends most of his time as a river runner. he is transporting military supplies up and down the ohio river and its tributaries to keep the towns and the frontier posts well provisioned. but travel on the rivers in this day was muddy, messy, difficult, unpleasant, sorts of work, and so when the current was high it tested the strength, the muscles of the men on the rivers. when the current was too low, they had to worry about -- they had to guard against the danger of shoals and snags, and when it got really low they had to tike the goos off the boat and portage the boats and goods on the backs of animals. -- has held with men who weighedded -- waded into the river water with chunks of ice floating buy. for pike and the dozens of men he commanded on the river, most of the time they were transporting supplies they were too hot, hungry, tired, cold, sunburn, mosquito-bitten or exhausted. and in this environment, b

john hendren has more from dayton in ohio. >> for years this vacant factory stood as a monument to ohio's economic dysfunction. they were so dependent on automakers that when general motors pulled out in 2008 it was left with cracked ash fold, and 4 uns unemployed -- 400 unemployed autoworkers. a chinese auto glass maker is reopening an ageing eyesore with $280 million, and 800 jobs. >> you can't not welcome foreign investment. if you want to grow your cities, your communities right now, you have to be open to foreign investment. our country was built on immigrants. if you are not hope to immigrants now, where was your family 200 years ago. >> chinese conglomerates are the newest investors in the u.s. from toledos waterfront hotel to a copper tubing factory. >> the largest business in ohio was here in dayton, there was 200 chinese students eight years ago. locals hope it both well for foreign investment by the future cap taups of chinese -- cap towns of chinese industry. >> my dream is to bring the business together. people in china love america. i hope the two countries can work good tog

. >> a sweeping ruling for gays in ohio. the june will order ohio to recognize out-of-state gay marriages allowing gay couples to obtain the same benefits at any other married couple in the state and is not expected to force ohio to perform gay marriages. the state plans to appeal the ruling arguing that ohio has a sovereign right to ban gay marriage. >> millions of americans are racing to meet the tax deadline. your chance of being audited is lower than ever. budget cuts and new responsibilities are straining the i.r.s. ability to police tax returns. last year the i.r.s. auditing less than 1 percent of all returns from individuals the lowest rate since 2005. this year, the i.r.s. will have fewer agents auditing returns at any time since at least the 1980's. >>> we following breaking news on the peninsula where a pedestrian was hit and killed by a car. we are trying to sort out what happened. >> the body a missing woman found in marin county and a man who helped searchers track her down. >> a flight headed to sack membership

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robert from belmont county on the west virginia line near the ohio river in eastern ohio, robert writes, i lost my job in 2012 and my employer, the steel mill shut down, i was unemployed for more than a year before finding another position. i was in that job two and a half months and was let go because of the down economy. not enough time for a new claim to get me by. i have a family to support. now that the extension is gone, what am i going to do to support my family? what am i going to do when there aren't these jobs out there to support my family? do the right thing. many lives are depending on it. the first person says please don't let me down. the second person from belmont county says do the right thing. scott from union county in central ohio, where they are doing a little better overall but still tough times. i was laid off from my job at the beginning of this year. i had only been there six months. it was a godsend for me. i don't have a college degree but i was given a chance to show i could do this job even though a degree was required. we went through a round of layoffs in

and in ohio, for example.s we got were 79,000 people enrolled in the federal marketplace and federal exchange in ohio. and we feel like those numbers are not successful as what we may have heard in the last clip from the president. >> 30 seconds and there are speculation and we may hear details about the beginning of enrollment and numbers and more than seven and half million to sign up. et cetera. and did the president indicate now information is coming out? >> no, he didn't. and the numbers that any of them used whether it is the president or secretary sebelius continued to use the old numbers. we didn't get inkling or foresight on the numbers this afternoon. >> we appreciate you going to the white house and washington bureau and giving us the scoop. >> republicans setting the strategy ahead of the midterm and first on the list of issues to attack is obama care. is this a good approach. joining us is richard faller. and chris wilson. chris, i will start with you. persistent of the health care law, is that th

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 the bills. i was fine. everything was going fine. everyone was happy. >> but in august of 1988, the body of 19-year-old anthony clan an employee in keenan's landscape business, was found floating in a creek. >> anthony clan went to his death by having his throat cut twice, i think, and he was stabbed three times in the chest. two up, one across. and apparently there was no blood left in his body. the next morning, cleveland cops break down our door, and that's when i find out we're all being charged with murd

how does this affect ohio? >> well, essentially the taxpayers of the state of ohio, hard working families in toledo and cleveland and dayton and cincinnati and throughout the state will be helping to foot the bill to bail out the city of detroit. unfortunately, over many decades, politicians in detroit made bad financial decisions and i personally believe it is wrong for taxpayers of ohio and the other states of america to bail out the politicians of detroit sglp it . >> it is so interesting, josh. when detroit's problems became very public and there was a lot of discussion about these pensions, and not just in michigan but california and illinois and many other states and and some people speculated, well, maybe the federal government will end up bailing them out. a lot of people said oh, that would never happen. are you surprised that they're actually in discussions now for doing just that? >> i can't say it surprises me. when you look at washington, there is a history of bailouts. this one looks to be somewha

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good to julian waiting in canton, ohio. julian, waiting in canton, ohio. caller: this is just going to snowball. host: did you say you're concerned about police department usage e? can you talk about the law enforcement side? e? .c-span.or guest: there is lots of talk about the police application. just surveying the scene to understand better what happened in the wake of an incident. there is definitely a lot of potential applications for law enforcement. then there are a lot of privacy implications a come along with that. we're going to have to see how the united states is going to balance those two things moving forward. these law enforcement agencies around the country are looking at the price of drones compared to hunting a person and a helicopter above the scene, correct? that's right. it is much more expensive to fly person in a helicopter. if a drone malfunctions, you place it. if a helicopter goes down it is a much bigger problem. bill, domestic use of drones, do supported or opposed ? ? really grateful for c-span putting it out there with no being

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most linked to ohio state university. more than 90 students are affected. they are telling everyone in the region to be sure to get the vaccine. >> it is time now to brew on this. a pennsylvania teenager is in hot water a of he recorded kids that he says were bullying him in school. he says he recorded the classmates on his ipad that were picking on him because he says nothing has been done to stop them. but instead of the bullies getting into trouble the 15-year-old was dragged in front of a judge found guilty of violating wire tap laws. his parents paid a fine but they are now appealing the case and looking into suing the school district. what do you think about this? did this teenager deserve to be punished? send your comments to us facebook, twitter or e-mail foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will share some of the comments later in the show. >> the time now is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up a man riding his bike home becomes the victim of a brutal attack. the whole thing caught on camera. >> michael phelps making a big splash. he's getti

and that's what we're trying to do here in ohio, get petitions signed, it. the ballot, let the people soo decide and take partisanship out of this. this is the new civil rights movement of our lifetime. >> this weekend the right wing speaker repeatedly claimed the new laws were not meant to d disenfranchise voters. take a listen. >> there are no example of people being turned away like the president said. this whole argument is a complete souffle. it's collapsed on itself. >> why was african-american turnout so much greater in 2012? it has had zero effect on turnout. >> i would like to show up to the white house and say i would just like to look around. do you have an appointment? no, i don't have a photo id eith either but i thought i could i should be able to look around, too. >> these target voters who back democrats and the president. 93% of african-americans voted for obama in the last election, so did 71% of hispanics, 60% of young people. and what they're not talking about is there are requirements for id. we had id when we voted every election since

and every time they make any kind of change it makes it worse for the ohio consumers.n was enthusiastic about obama care and this week oregon walked away from a state- run exchange and say the feds will have to do it. that is after spending hundreds of millions of dollars of oregon taxpayer money. how significant is oregon saying we are done and can't make it work? >> i think it is significant. first of all a state all in favor of obama care and preparing to run their own state- based exchange and did not work for them. the website is still not fully functional. and i think it reenforces why governor can you sack and i said no. we'll not be part of what we believe is a mass for consumers. >> it is great to have you on, mary. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you, governor. >> a now film that celebrates father hod in traditional marriage creating so much controversy. i will ask jim daily next, from focus on the family. [male announcer] ortho crime files. disturbing the pantry. a house, under siege. say helto home defense max. kills bugs inside and prevent

. >> reporter: that's right, in ohio another victory for marriage equality.a judge found not recognizing same-sex marriages as unconstitutional. vermont is the latest state to revolt against the powerful new painkiller. they've made it harder for doctors to prescribe zoe zohydro. massachusetts recently banned the drug, saying it's very easy to abuse. zohydro manufacturer said the medication is no more potent than other drugs of its kind. >>> people of ohio hard hit by the recession are getting a much needed financial boost friday china. >> reporter: for years this vacant factory stood as a monument to ohio's economic dysfunction. dayton and neighboring towns were so competent on u.s. automakers that when general motors pulled out in 2008 it was left with cracked asphalt, rusted gates and 4,000 u unemployed automakers. now it's changing. chinese auto glass maker is reopening the aging eyesore with $280 million and for starters, 800 jobs. >> yoyou can't not welcome foren investment. if you want to grow your cities, your communities right now you have to be open

here i am in ohio at kings island. this is my super bowl today because i am going to get on this ride. the record-breaking roller- coaster here at the island. we will tell you about it and talks to everybody here will have that in just a bit.marcus is living >> he has been talking about this for like two years. >> now he is there at kings island in ohio. >> i have never seen you smile so big. >> i have never been so excited to wake up with the alarm went off at 3:30 a.m.. we are just outside cincinnati in mason, ohio. five hour drive from chicago. i stopped and a bunch of places along the way. i think we have some general video to show you. to have about nine roller-coaster spirit the cool thing is that they have a roller coaster from every generation. from the old classic wooden coaster, how they use to make them, then you can move up through the heiress. they have the beast which is celebrating 35 years. it's the top of the wooden roller coasters of the world. but today is about the new ride. this is the inverted coa

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in a political campaign. >> john boehner, from ohio, and another long-serving office shoulder facing a republican primary tea party challenger. jd winterup does not stand a chance. against john boehner, it's worth a look, especially if you are familiar with some commercials. >> you make a great team. it's been a great way. your erectile dysfunction can be a problem. sometimes when a politician has been in d c too long, it gets to his head. used in some doses, winter-up in congress could solve the problem. >> he does not stand much of a chance. i'm not sure that that ad will help him. i suppose he gets points for creativity, maybe. >> what is happening to our political process? yesterday there was a guy in an ad talking about mitch mcconnell as a duck. >> maybe it's the primaries bringing out creativity. >> thank you. >>> this week, "real money" with ali velshi has a series on high frequency trading. you will not belief the amount of money traders spend to shave a few milliseconds off trading times. as ali reports, if you are first in line to trade, you could make millions. [ ♪ music

>> shelby zorotney is an anchor for nbc in steubenville, ohio. she's covering the sentencing that day, and her cameraman captures the scene. the first to respond to the incident is sheriff fred abdullah. >> we didn't hit him, we didn't strike him, nothing like that. i knew and i could just imagine the pain that he was going through, the hurt. >> i have done a lot of sentencing hearings, and i have had family members be terribly upset and terribly angry, but i had never seen a physical altercation between a victim's family member and the defendant. i was terrified for him that he might get hurt as the officers tried to subdue him. and my honest thought was that he might try to kill the defendant. >> others in the courtroom fear the same thing. >> i thought that this was going to be a disaster, and it was. i saw mr. swett's hand moving to try to get to the sheriff's weapon. the sheriff was able to restrain him, and he did not get his hand on the sheriff's weapon, which was holstered. >> clifford can't defend himself. he's handcuffed and remains sil

black is not expected to force ohio to perform gay marriages.state plans to appeal the ruling arguing that ohio has a sovereign right to ban gay marriage. >> millions of americans are racing to meet the tax deadline but there is good news this morning. your chance of being audited is lower than ever. budget cuts and new responsibilities are straining the internal revenue service ability to police the tax returns. last year the i.r.s. audited less than 1 percent of all returns and that is the lowest rate since 2005 and this year the i.r.s. will have fewer agents auditing the returns than at any time since the mid-19 80's. >> tax day tomorrow could be a good day for some folks. >> fingers crossed. >> americans have left a total of $760 million in unclaimed tax renewspapers from 2010 and they expire tomorrow. >> if you think you are one of those people who never collected your refund better hurry. we have post add link to the database where you can check the website so go to abc7news.com. >>> get out the computer programs and find the receipts and

2012, median earnings for men working full time in ohio were $46,700. women, $35,000, $35,900, an earnings ratio of 77%. paycheck fairness act would shore up the equal pay act, create stronger incentives for employers to follow the law, while helping women fight pay discrimination. the pay gap persists across all occupations and educational levels. from the outset, women are paid less than men just one year after college in nearly every occupation, the gap grows from there. as pay, the gap grows in pay, the gap grows in pensions. lilly ledbetter taught us that, that her -- her decidedly lower pay that she -- that she received working at goodyear showed up in a significantly lower pension when she retires. over the course of a 35-year career, a woman with a college degree will make about $1.2 million less than a man with the same level of education. and as i said, when women make less, their families have less, their retirement income and savings are smaller. women 65 and older, their annual median income from all retirement sources, social security, pen

one person is in custody after firing a gun at kent state university in ohio. they locked down the campus for two hours while they searched for the suspect. the male suspect fired one shot on the ground around 9:00 p.m. near one of the academic mana s buildings. no injuries were reported. the identity has not been released. >> it has been three years since the botched fast and furious. they grilled atf chief todd jones on the hill. he defended the agency saying some plies involved were disciplined some resigned but no one was fired. the answer is no? >> as a result of the inspector general's report the answer is no. >> operation fast and furious began in 2009. they helped transfer thousands of guns to mexican gun cartels and then lost cratrack of them. >> large employers are suffering sticker shock as the cost of obamacare comes into focus.on o decade that is according to a new report. that breaks down to $5,000 extra costs per employee. as a study of american health policy institute it says the soaring costs will force companies with over 10,000 employees to a