ohio state university upped the ante again with the tribute to michael jackson.e icing on the cake. ♪ >> they do an outline of mj moonwalking. >> this video is clearly a crowd pleaser. >> next -- windshield wiper fright. in russia, this cat is curious about the car's wipers. as he gets closer, he gets a little more than he bargained for. check it out in slo-mo. lastly, cuteness in the miniature form. meet m&m. this is actually a video showcasing the 7-year-old from a livestock auction. >> clearly m&m is not only really cute but he's useful, too. he can trot around children and even pull a little carriage. ♪ >> horsing around on "the viral list." that could pass for a big dog. my landlord might let me keep it in the apartment. >> don't know about that. >>> here's what we're working on for tomorrow. >> a sewing needle, and empty gum wrapper. these everyday items just may save your life. >> are you listening mcgiver? >> that's tomorrow on "the list." cguyver? >> survival life hacks. >>> hello there, boys and girls. i'm kevin pereira and this is "let's ask america."

i love the ohio state university. arol. it's the ohio state university. it's not the biggest rivalry, that would be michigan. but it's a big game between penn state and ohio state. and one of the things they're doing, they're going to be pinking out the ohio state. they go pink why? >> for breast cancer awareness month. >> reporter: 105,000 fans. hopefully all of them wearing pink. and there are other big stories in sports, including the world series, where the cardinals tie-up the world series at a game apiece. as you can see, it was another night for rookie pitcher for st. louis. he's undefeated. his only mistake last night was a two-run homer he gave up to david ortiz. they committed two errors on one play later in the seventh. that gave the cardinals the lead. and they went on to win 4-2. tomorrow night is game three. >>> now two quarterbacks who are expected to be future starness the nfl will meet in the pac-12 as they battle out west. the ducks high flying attack is led by one of the leading heisman trophy candid

." ♪[ music ] >> the ohio state university marching band stole the show over the weekend.bute to the king of pop. ♪[ music ] >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up a former giant is making his world series debut finally. just how much did tim lincecum get to stay in san francisco? the answer might surprise you. >> what's cool about your school? you can email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come out and feature your school on the show. music :03 ,,,, >>> fog in the bay area, be careful on the roads. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. we'll talk about it coming up. >> we have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic backed up from west grand approaching the pay gates. bart is on time. i'll have more "kcbs traffic" still ahead. >>> good morning, everybody. tim lincecum is the most popular pitcher in giants history and the team rewarded him yesterday to a two-year $35 million contract. >> i always had a great time here in san francisco and i hope to see that go further. >> it will. that's a lot of coin for the former cy young winner who struggled the las

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you may have seen this video on youtube of the ohio state university marching band.ell known for putting on elaborate half-time performances. what is their secret. this season for the first time, they're using a special ipad app that makes learning these complicated routines a lot easier. yeah, the students are able to see their music, drill formations and animations right in front of them using that ipod and ipad. >> that's genius. >> pretty good. >> i wish i had that growing up in high school. >> we still prefer the stanford marching band. >>> a sneak peek at the unique uniforms volunteers will be wearing during the winter olympics. >>> you know what that music means. 99 days until the opening ceremony of the sochi olympics. as you can see, it's going to be colorful. the international olympic committee unveiled to the uniforms that the thousands of volunteers that games will be wearing. if they look a bit crazy like a crazy quilt, it's not surprising. represents russia's region. how much regions in russia? 82. you can track the sochi olympics on our website. go to

ohio state university have also got their hands on an armored suv.obviously, they are not being quietly used in the u.s. the military itself has 24,000, many of which will be locked in warehouses to collect dust, or will be broken down into parts. at least we are getting some use out of a few of those, although i doubt the designers thought they would one day come back home to be used on american civilians. that is going to do it for now. for more, go to youtube. and do not forget to check out the stories we covered today and a few we do not have time to get to. rt.com/usa. see you back here at 8:00 p.m. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> hello, welcome to nhk. it's august, october 1st. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> japan's prime minister is pressing ahead with a plan to chip away at his ice country's mountain of debt. shinzo abe announced hiel raise the consumption tax from 8% to 5. he's

. >> when you're at an ohio state university football game, sometimes the highlight is the moment the takes the field at half time. the band continued its stellar season at yesterday's game against penn state. during the show they played music sets from superman, harry potter and jurassic park making various formations from each of those movies. >> families play a major role in everyone's life and it is no exception for clint eastwood's sopbd. michael tammero steps into the spotlight. >> last week we met scott eastwood and talked about why he was using his mother's maiden name. while he is going into the family business, there are some ways he's distinctly different from his dad. >> mr. president, how do you handle -- how do you handle promises that you made? >> oscar winner clint eastwood made headlines speaking to an empty charity republican national convention. it wasn't his first foray politics and probably won't be his last. his son is in the family business but when it comes to politics it is not like father, like son. >> you have the charisma, the smarts. do you ever see yourse

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. >> if you go, they're going to tell you it's the ohio state university. >> you don't know how toughis for me a florida gator to even talk about in a positive way ohio state. >> their band is so famous for doing these kind of things. >> can you imagine the amount of hours they have to put in to get it just right? >> they do four or five or six different formations. >>> we've got a followup on the search for those six folks snapped in a photo almost a half century ago. we showed you this picture taken by ringo starr, the drummer snapping it in new york in 1964 when the beatles had their first trip to this country. over the weekend we learned all six of these teenagers were students at fairlawn high school in new jersey. one of them died a couple years ago, but the surviving five say their phones have been ringing off the hook since starr announced he wanted to know who they were sometime last week. >> he found them pretty quick. >> the internet and everything else. >>> a rare orange diamond is heading to the auction block. check this out. it weighs almost 15-carats, derek. experts say

ohio state university marching band did the moon walk in formation across the football field.hat's cool. that was part of a halftime tribute to michael jackson. you can tell it's michael jackson from the white gloves, the fact that they're moon walking and playing a michael jackson song. just a thought. >> well, of course. that is really cool. >> yeah. >> play of the day. giving it up to osu. >> that's a good play. >>> the world series between boston and st. louis kicks off tonight. some lucky fans are going thanks to ellen degeneres. she is giving tickets at boston university. she tweeted that yesterday. hundreds showed up but they had to dress up as green monsters and wear red socks. apparently they did. >> and beards. >> cool. >> that is cool. >>> 5:25. pet owners beware. the chewy treat you might be feeding your dog that can make him sick, coming your way. >> reporter: bart service will be interrupted this afternoon all due to a reenactment of the accident that killed two workers on saturday. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the bad treats >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. lind

ohio attorney general. which he lead state and county banking. investment cet and financing activity. earlier in the year he was an adjunct professor at the ohio state universityge of law. served as a state representative for the 33rd ohio house district and first solicitor general in ohio's history. he argued seven candidates -- cases before the supreme court. ladies and gentlemen please welcome cfpb director, richard cordray. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> i'm not earth wind and fire, but thank you for asking me to come and speak to the convention. those of you here today, as you know represent the single biggest consumer financial market in our nation, and in fact, in the history of the world with a mortgage market topping $10 trillion in value. you first hand how closely tied it is to an overall economic stability and well being. just over five years ago we saw it too clearly as disruption in the housing market precipitated the financial crisis that caused so much damage to the people of this country. and the current economic recovery is occurring in large part because the housing market is showing increasingly strong sign of recovery. the credit crunch the financial c

. >>> check it out, the ohio state university marching band has done it again.nod to hollywood, the band played the superman theme forming the man of steel going into a phone booth, getting that famous cape and flying right to a building. the man then took on harry potter flying on a broomstick maybe for a game of quidditch. and the theme of jurassic park was the inspiration for this tyrannosaurus rex. yes, this band is incredibly impressive from my home state of ohio. >>> how about a chardonnay to go with that slurpy. 7-eleven is going upscale. i can see it, candlelight at home and you take in the drive and you stop by the 7-eleven to pick up a bottle of vino, brian. >> hey, what's hotter than a big bite an a bottle of chardonnay? nothing says i love you like -- by the way, that ohio state stuff is distressing. my brother and sister-in-law both are buckeyes so now i've got to hear this from them? oy! anyway, you're right about the 7-eleven story, chris. they're going into what they call ultra premium wines. that's their term, not ours. they'll range in place fr

she attends ohio state university, is nine-time rope skimping world champion. captain of the u.s.. david: usb plug, that allows you usetory have i-activated log-in. liz: keep your eyes on fox business with "money" with melissa next. >> think about this if you needed surgery would you bid out to surgery to doctors and hospitals other places in the company, people you never met just to save money? it is happening more and more, because even when they say it is not, it is always about money. melissa: sure, we all love going online to find the best deal but usually talking about a hotel room, a flight a television. would you feel comfortable accepting online bid for hip replacement from a doctor you never met? it is newest wave in comparison shopping and the

last week, the ohio state university marching band received kudos for their tribute to michael jacksonth giant moonwalk. for this week's game, they had to top itself and they did with a tribute to multiple blockbuster hollywood movies. there's clark kent entering a phone booth only to emerge as superman with cape flowing behind him as he stops a building from falling down. seriously. there was harry potter riding a broom as he chased down the golden snitch. nice form. and although we only have a few seconds, we thought we'd show you this jurassic park dinosaur devouring an unlucky victim. ♪ >> delicious! pity the team that has to follow that halftime show. might as well stay in the locker room. and the third awesomest thing on the internet today. you know what they say about imitation, it's the greatest form of flattery and the films of wes anderson were flattered big time when edward norton hosted "saturday night live." norton is becoming a wes anderson regular. in our wildest imaginations, we never thought we'd see him in something like this, a trailer for a new horror movie as if it

it make its denser and creamier than most and engineers in ohio state university a genius. >> does icecreamis denser and creamier i am all for. it as long as it is chocolate. >> not an army and navy thing but ice cream we end as friends. >> that's right. we'll have an update on the military academy football situation. we'll tell you what is going o. the academies rely on the tv revenue. >> anything can happen in a few hours and we'll have america news headquarters up next. >> starting with a fox news alert. it is day two of the political staring contest and signs of possible movement. president obama inviting congressional leaders to the white house this evening to talk about how to end the shutdown. it will be the first face-to-face meeting between the president and house speaker john boehner. >> so they can sit down and talk. >> i am allyson camerota. >> how are you feeling. i am bill hemmer. a white house briefing and meanwhile, the white house and the house for that matter working on a set of minispending bills and blasted by democrats for doing it. >> it is time for republicans to stop

author of several books here choose an archivist freelance writer and master's degree from ohio state universityas well as the university of wisconsin-madison. ms. barnickel currently works at the national public library and in the special collections division. she is here with us today to discuss her new book "milliken's bend" which i understand receive the 2013 jules and francis landry award from the lsu press for the most significant contributions to southern studies of any book published by the lsu press during 2013. also the current issue of the civil war times magazine called "milliken's bend"'s stellar and it was hailed by civil war books and authors as a quote and exhaustively researched gem and that a model for future combined battle studies. a little housekeeping. we will have time at the end of our presentation for questions. if you do have a question please queue up at the microphone. at the conclusion of the session ms. barnickel will be moving directly to the signing colonnade in the plaza outside of the memorial auditorium where you can purchase a copy of her book and hopefully ge

the ohio state university marching band has made halftime a must-watch.has made her way to columbus. how do they do it? where are you? how are you? ♪ >> thanks to technology for the3 ¿cÓmo estas donde estas?. it's the marching band that's moon walked their way to ten million hits on youtube. the ohio state marching band is sometimes super. sometimes so good they're bad. known for putting on some of the most elaborate halftime performances in college football. tackling everything and taking on their archrivals. how do they do it? for years they followed the dotted lines on paper and now they have an app for that. >> as you can see, we can visualize the way this is moving. >> this season for the first time, they're using a special ipad app making learning these complicated routines in less than a week that much easier. >> the students are able to see their music. their drill formations and animations. recordings. rehearsal film, all of that on the ipad. >> right here, got my spot marked and everything on there. >> meaning they have got everything they need

ohio's treasurer and, frankly, county treasure, to elect a position to he led state and county banking, investment debt and financing activity. earlier in his career he was an adjunct professor at the ohio state universityserve as a state representae for the 33rd oh house district, was the first solicitor general and ohio's history and and was a full practitioner and counsel at kirkland and ellis. director cordray has argued seven cases before the united states supreme court, including a special appointment of both clinton and bush justice clerk. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome cfpb director richard cordray. [applause] ♪ >> well, i'm not earth, wind and fire, but thank you for asked me to come and speak to the convention. those of you here today, as you know, represent the single biggest consumer financial market in our nation, and, in fact, in the history of the world with the mortgage market topping $10 trillion in value. you know firsthand how closely tied the mortgage market is to our over all economic stability and well being. just over five years ago we saw this all too clearly as disruptions in the housing market precipitated the financial crisis that cost so much damage to the people of thi

case western reserve medical school and engineering school, ohio state university, university of cincinnati, i could name one after another. these places can't operate if they have got to -- if they are subject every six months or every year to a potential government shutdown unless the president does what some radical members of congress wants. that's why when -- when people here say first open the government, second pay our bills and third let's negotiate, that's the right order. we have already negotiated the dollar figure on the continuing resolution. we just can't have -- every time there is a potential -- every time the continuing resolution expires, every time the fiscal year ends, every time there is a time when we have got to pay our debts when the debt ceiling limit is reached, every time if we -- if we play this game that some here want to play, it's going to mean a potential government shutdown and a disruption at battelle and a disruption at nasa glenn and a disruption at ohio state and their medical school funding, research funding, a disruption at wright-patterson air force b

she's an archivist, free-lance writer with a master's degree from ohio state university as well as the university of wisconsin madison ms. barnickel works at the national public library in the special collections division. she's here to discuss her new book "milliken's bend" which understand the modules and francis lane three award from the press for the most significant contribution to southern studies in a book published by the press here in 2013. also the current issue of the civil war times magazine called "milliken's bend" stellar and it was hailed by authors s.a. exhaustively researched gem and a model for the future combined battle and memory studies. a little housekeeping. we will have time at the end of the presentation for questions if you do have a question please go to the microphone. at the conclusion of the session, she will be moving to ackley to the signing in the plaza outside of the war memorial auditorium where you can purchase a copy of the book and hopefully get it signed. please silence your cell phone and without further ado ms. linda barnickel. >> thank you. i a

[ music playing ] >> today's contestants, originally from columbus, ohio, home of the ohio state universityom sierra vista, arizona, it's victoria defrancesco soho. our returning champion from washington, d.c. and vicinity, whose one-day winnings total $7 in cash, prizes, ious and final deposit, say hello to michael feel e steelement right now, the host of up against the clock is steve kornacki. >> thank you for that, bill. as always, thank you at home for tuvening into up against thing clo. we had two new contestants joining yesterday. we say welcome to you victoria and jackie. they will be challenging our returning champion who will be going for his second consecutive victory. you know him. you love him. you play against him, michael steele. welcome back to up against the clock. i doubt anyone needs it. this is a rapid fire quiz about the week that was in politics. there are going to be three rounds in regulation play. each will be 100 seconds long in the first rourngsd questions will be 100 points. in the second, 200. they're a little harder. in the third round t. ph.d. round, they're wo

the ohio state university for their hospitality and our wonderful audience in columbus and online. thank you for being with us. [applause] hope you will join us again on march 26 for our next town hall at the kennedy library. join me in welcoming jason to the stage for some closing thoughts. [applause] >> hi, folks. president of the bipartisan polys center, it is a as thege to tank -- president of the bipartisan policy center, it is a privilege to thank everyone. i am sure the dialogue will be reflected in our recommendations. to the extent those of you have heard the comments about engagement and enjoying this conversation, i would invite you to go to our website and check out citizens for political reform. it is a populist analog to what we're doing on the commission. i think it is important because ultimately we get the government we demand. many of us, most of us have been disgusted with the last few weeks in washington. it is unfortunate we can't actually suggest these people are acting irrationally because we have a system that rewards the ideological extremes. so if we want

the best damn band in the land, ohio state university, they beat penn state on saturday, blew them outckson tribute where they did the moonwalk, the entire band. >> this is sped up a little bit but still. >> that's the band doing the moonwalk while they're playing. >> they tried to top that. this is at halftime at the game. >> harry potter. >> quidditch. >> even had the owl. jurassic park. >> this is a tribute to hollywood, from michael jackson to hollywood. >> the dinosaur eating the michigan logo. >> they sank the michigan battleship, that is insane! >> this is next level bandwork here. >> this is beyond next level. i don't think anybody can compete with that. that is very cool. >> pirates of the caribbean. man. >> incredible. >> we need to join that band. we need to get on it. i used to play the flute. >> i did, too. >> you did? we have our own little band act going on. >> i did a little baton twirling in my day. i don't like to talk about it. i could lead us out on to the field. a story for another day. >> okay, really? >> wow. >> i can twirl a baton, too. >> remember, i have a bea

host: douglas brinkley is a graduate of georgetown university, ohio state, and has taught at a number of leading institutions around the country including the naval academy, hofstra university, and his former director of the stephen ambrose eisenhower center for american studies. rose is joining us from connecticut, independent line. caller: i'm 70 years old and my grandfather use to talk to me about fdr. i'd been fascinated throughout the years. thomas dewey, the candidate that ran against fdr, called him a communist. doesn't that sound familiar? fdr took us to victory against itler. he gave us social security, unemployment insurance. there was a great documentary on public tv a few weeks ago. fdr's grandson said that years after he passed away, the republicans and their corporate buddies still hated fdr. host: rose, thanks for the call. guest: much like president obama is catching so much disdain from the right, so did roosevelt. fdr had the public on his side. he was quite a remarkable man. when you think that he has polio and he's in a wheelchair, and yet we never have evidence of

. >>> their beloved buckeyes are undefeated but the ohio state university's marching band may have stolenkson. we sped the video up so you get the full effect here but the band nailed his greatest hits and was even then amazing when they formed the figure of michael jackson. and as you can see, they are actually moon walking as one across the gridiron. that is amazing. so cool. got to see the whole effect there. it's 8:05. let's go back to matt, savannah, and carson. >> it took four hours without us speeding it up. >> i was going to say. >> that moon walk, that takes effort. >> and the splits. >> and the split. >> mr. roker has a check of the weather across the plaza. hey, al. >> hey, guys. this lady, what's your name? >> marilyn owens. >> and you are 80 years old? >> today. >> who is with you? >> my daughter and my children. >> you look fantastic. that's all the time. let's show you what we've got going on right now. cleveland, ohio. greatest location in the nation. our three-day forecast looking pretty darn good if you like rain and snow. wednesday, a high of 46 degrees. the cold air is

city, maryland government; central michigan university; new york's hudson valley community college; henderson, north carolina government; columbus, ohio state community college; lancaster county government in pennsylvania; bee county texas government; utah valley university. and the list goes on. this doesn't include the hundreds - if not thousands -- of private employers that don't have to announce they are cutting jobs. probably by the thousands. it's only going to get worse. after four weeks of feeling like a duck in a shooting gallery, joe flacco must've felt pretty relieved today.. the ravens finalized a trade that could make his life a lot easier.. offensive tackle eugene monroe, took to the practice field as a baltimore raven...the ravens sent a 4th and 5th round pick to jacksonville ...the jags will also pick up 2.3 million his his 2.9 million dollar salary... he's wearing number 60...he woire 75 in jacksonville...bu t that's not available here...and for obvious reasons... for monroe, it's all about change right now. "coming into a situation where a culture of winning is unique. it's something that i haven't really been around, so,

iowa hawk blog, ohio state, and they had a game against university of iowa. look at this. they do an eight-minute tribute to michael jackson, and they form, you can see there, this is michael jackson, and then they start doing the moonwalk across the field. this is pure art, people. there you go. isn't that pretty gaal cool. >> you sped it up, so you have the video where you can see it faster. this is the video, that would be faster, i guess. isn't that cool. >> as long as it stays away from your kids. >> great thing for your kids to be involved in is the marching band. >> not that marching band. >> whatever happened to that circus? >> andrea up next. >> big congratulations to kelly clarkson who got married over the weekend. the song stress married her agent, i guess he's a talent manager, brandon blackstock in a small ceremony in tennessee over the weekend. dana and i were just talking about her. i love kelly clarkson. these pictures were compliments of coby and carolyn brown. a great singer, on "american idol." through a lot of bad relationships and found mr. know it all

university of alabama. >> brown: he is an unusual case, right? >> he is, but also matt brown of texas, urban myer at ohio stateady hoke at mitch minute. let's say the nick sabin affect at the university of alabama. their football revenue went from $52 million to $80 million in one season. they're now north of 90 million. the donations that come in, the johnny mandel effect at texas a & m is a perfect example. >> woodruff: . >> brown: there are a lot of case studies. many of the recruiting scandals rise out, many of the scandals rise out of recruiting. >> absolutely. >> brown: one of the ones you're talking about is called, the so-called hostesses. and it's a case that the university of tennessee now, that's one that, you know, you don't see when you are watching -- >> absolutely. >> brown: what are hostesses. >> well, hostesses are essentially the first face that a college will cute, a high school recruit will see coming on campus. they are vivacious, flirtatious, they know the program inside and out they have been tranned to act as the really, the out front face of the program what jeff and i document and on

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university anywhere! texas, virginia, penn state, michigan, ohio state, iowa! >> isn't he amazing?show, we're going to get jim's take on the markets, shutdown and his 2,000th episode of "mad money." can't wait. you've got to join us later on so you can see him at 6:00 p.m. right here. he's going to be at the nyse. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, giving us unique insights which help us attract the industry's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments which are used to build new schools to build more bright minds. invested in the world. bny mellon. >>> get this, the government shuts down but stocks are higher since hitting their lowest level in september. the big movers today. >> well, in honor of our update for stocks, we're going to lead off with the two stocks doing the best in the s&p 500 today. it's a neck and neck race between netflix and walgreen's. let's take walgreen's first, the biggest drugstore company posted earnings beaten sales roughly in line with estimates. now the bulls are keying on a 4.6% improvemen

ohio university. >>> one of the most storied football programs facing mutiny. they had to forfeit today's game against jackson state22 players showed up friday to board the bus. players have been angry since head coach doug williams was fired in september. his replacement was reassigned earlier this week and players walked out of a tuesday meeting and boycotted two days of practice. want to talk about this with anderson, a former college running back. i grew up in louisiana. my mom went to southern, my uncle went to grambling. it's a huge story. a black institution led by eddie robinson, one of the greatest coaches in the game. sent many players to the nfl. what is your reaction to this? what is going on? is this team unraveling? >> caller: you know, i'm proud of the players on that football team for standing up for several things. number one, you know, let's be frank. if you talk about to most people about hbc school an historically black college or university, most of the people know grambling, eddie robinson has a long history there. we are talking these guys getting on the bus to play in football games riding 1

ohio. >> caller: hi, jim. i'm from the hawkeye state, iowa. >> yeah. fantastic. we are looking at -- we went there for the universityme. what's up? >> caller: i would like to thank you and your team for showing me how the make money. my stocks are sale force, american tower, facebook, huntington bank, and vale. >> vale, it is one of the largest. minera minerals. making a huge comeback. facebook and sales force are too much alike. man. oh, boy. i'm going tray on justify those two. i can't. huntington bank is a back, mineral. bank, tower. what do you do? eeny, meeny, miney, moe. keep facebook. sales force. no. do you mind if i just say that this one okay? these are so hot. those are both great tech companies. two cloud companies. let it go for now. i have such conviction in them. by next week i will have a decision. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] eeny, meeny, miny, go. ♪ ♪ more adventures await in the new seven-passenger lexus gx. lease the 2014 gx 460 for $499 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. for $49♪ ♪month for 27 months. so you can get out of your element. so you can explore a new frontier and a different disc

ohio university. >>> one of the most storied football programs facing mutiny. they had to forfeit today's game against jackson statewed up friday to board the bus. players have been angry since head coach doug williams was fired in september. his replacement was reassigned earlier this week and players walked out of a tuesday meeting and boycotted two days of practice. want to talk about this with anderson, a former college running back. i grew up in louisiana. my mom went to southern, my uncle went to grambling. it's a huge story. a black institution led by eddie robinson, one of the greatest coaches in the game. sent many players to the nfl. what is your reaction to this? what is going on? is this team unraveling? >> caller: you know, i'm proud of the players on that football team for standing up for several things. number one, you know, let's be frank. if you talk about to most people about hbc school an historically black college or university, most of the people know grambling, eddie robinson has a long history there. we are talking these guys getting on the bus to play in football games riding 14, 16, 17 hour

ohio. >> caller: hi, jim. i'm from the hawkeye state, iowa. >> yeah. fantastic. we are looking at iowa. we went there for the universitye had a great time. what's up? >> caller: i would like to thank you and your team for showing me how to make money. my stocks are sales force, american tower, facebook, huntington bank, and vale. >> a lot of huntington bank owners. vale, it is one of the largest iron ore companies, many other minerals. making a huge comeback. facebook and sales force are too much alike. man. oh, boy. i'm going tray on justify those two. i can't. huntington bank is a bank, mineral. bank, tower. what do you do? eeny, meeny, miney, moe. we'll keep facebook. sales force, no. do you mind if i just say that this one is okay? these are so hot. those are both great tech companies. two cloud companies. i'll let it go for now because i have such conviction in them. by next week i will have a decision. ♪ when i'm halfway into your heart ♪ ♪ you have to let me know [ female announcer ] when sweet and salty come together, the taste is irresistible. sweet and salty nut bars by nature valley. nature at its most delic

ohio in-line with other standard ground states. proponents of "stand your ground" law's often allege that these laws deter crime however the opposite is true. according to a study by the university of texas a a&m states for "stand your ground" law's have seen an 8% increase in homicides. the enforcement of "stand your ground" law's too often rely on the decisions of those with cultural biases on whether persons life is in danger. not surprisingly these decisions have had a disparate impact on african-americans. the urban institute's justice policy center found in standard ground states 35 .9% of shootings involving a white shooter ended black victim are found to be justified. only 3.4% of cases involving it black shooter and a white victim are considered justifiable self-defense. these number should make all of us uncomfortable mr. chairman. racial profiling continues to make innocent individuals fear system designed to protect them. under new york's unconstitutional stop-and-frisk policy more than 90% of all those stopped by police for either black or latino even though these groups make up 52% of the city's population. given the underlying taint of ruechel profiling in both ou

ohio house of representatives would give amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight $25,000 a year for each year they were held captive. that would include tuition, fees, and living expenses at a state university's fund. castro was found dead in his jail cell last month. >>> well, the older sister of the accused boston marathon bomber is in court on a separate case. she is accused of leading police in a counterfeiting organization. prosecutors say she picked up a person in her car who passed out counterfeit money at a boston mall three years ago. when questioned about it, officers say she was uncooperative. her brother is facing terrorism charges. >>> details today on a panel that will study the possibility of legalizing marijuana in california. the aclu says they are holding a news conference in san francisco tomorrow and will release new public poll numbers showing support for legalized pot. >>> a uc davis police sergeant and former oakland police officer went out of his way to help a mother find a lost phone. when sergeant walter watt heard that the woman lost her phone it wasn't anything new until he found out what was on that phone. the phone is filled with pictures and videos of the woma

a douglas brinkley graduate of georgetown ohio state, and has taught at a number of leading institutions around the country academy, the naval hofstra universityand his former director of the stephen ambrose eisenhower center for american studies. rose is joining us from connecticut, independent line. i'm 70 years old and my grandfather use to talk to me about fdr. i'd been fascinated throughout the years. thomas dewey, the candidate that ran against fdr, called him a communist. doesn't that sound familiar? victory against hitler. he gave us social security, unemployment insurance. there was a great documentary on public tv a few weeks ago. fdr's grandson said that years after he passed away, the republicans and their corporate buddies still hated fdr. host: rose, thanks for the call. obama much like president is catching so much disdain from the right, so did roosevelt. dr had the public on his side. he was quite a remarkable man. when you think that he has polio , ande's in a wheelchair yet we never have evidence of him being downbeat or said. -- sad. what he did in the new deal years alone, how our country was just burnt out and how he spen