you are strong with the ball. ohiots to pressure, force a mistake and then an immediate foul. >> steve: and you got to foul quickly because you don't have any time-outs left. >> clark: exactly. >> steve: the foul means two free throws and thad matta will be drawing something in the time-out right now and telling his players, "we don't have any time-outs left. we have to play under every condition. be ready for every situation." >> clark: and ohio state has to make sure the ball is caught in front of them. no kansas long pass. this is the opportunity, if you are kansas, to throw the long ball if you think it's there. let's see how they match up. >> jim: it'll be releford to inbound. >> clark: withey, really the best free throw shooter on the floor for kansas. >> steve: i think johnson or taylor. >> jim: and it's only 1.3 seconds off the clock and it's a double bonus at the other end. two free throws. so taylor, who has struggled mightily, shooting in tomes, shooting from -- in domes, shooting from 3. he will have two fr

you know, this total disregard for women in the state of ohio, but also poor women in the state of ohio, again, in urban areas and rural areas, and it's not just the women, ed. these women have families. a lot of these women are mothers. what if they are sick? what happens to their children? this is a heartless bill. you talk about a heart beat bill. let's talk about heart beats. they do not care about women in the state of ohio. and i'm going to tell you something, ed, we're not going to take it. the ohio democrats, we have lost a petition drive, and ed, i would love all of your viewers to go to the ohiodems.org/plannedparenthood, sign our petition and we are going to deliver those petitions to governor john kasich and tell him and the republicans in the ohio general assembly to keep their hands off of women's bodies and their access to health care. >> well, is the governor -- has he indicated whether he's going to sign this and support it? what's happening? >> well, ed, it's his mid-biennium budget. he has not said anything as far as i know, but these are his counterparts in the house

you are strong with the ball. ohiots to pressure, force a mistake and then an immediate foul. >> steve: and you got to foul quickly because you don't have any time-outs left. >> clark: exactly. >> steve: the foul means two free throws and thad matta will be drawing something in the time-out right now and telling his players, "we don't have any time-outs left. we have to play under every condition. be ready for every situation." >> clark: and ohio state has to make sure the ball is caught in front of them. no kansas long pass. this is the opportunity, if you are kansas, to throw the long ball if you think it's there. let's see how they match up. >> jim: it'll be releford to inbound. >> clark: withey, really the best free throw shooter on the floor for kansas. >> steve: i think johnson or taylor. >> jim: and it's only 1.3 seconds off the clock and it's a double bonus at the other end. two free throws. so taylor, who has struggled mightily, shooting in tomes, shooting from -- in domes, shooting from 3. he will have two fr

than tt heroin epidemic in the 70s and the crack epidemic in the 1990s. ohio's leaders recognize the seriousness of ohio's prescription drug problem. on february 8, 2011, representatives terry johnson, and dave burke, a physician and pharmacist, in troep dugsd house bill 93 in ohio. the bill passioned through the, through the house and the senate unanimously. with the support of the attorney general, governor, john kasick signed the bill, 2011 and it be cam law. much like florida, our pain clinics, pill mills were not regulated. however bill 93 regulated pain clinics in ohio. it required physician ownership of pain lyclinics it requires tm to review our prescription monitoring program in hoip hohi. they had to do that treating chronic pain patients. attorney general dewine has worked tirelessly to create a multidisciplinary approach to the investigation and prosecution of prescription drug cases. attorney general dewine worked with law enforcement at the local, state, federal levels in ohio to investigate prescription drug cases. we are currently working with pr

in the ohio valley, great lakes the sun will come out. a few strong thunderstorms late today, western nebraska, western kansas, also western portions of oklahoma and west texas. as far as friday, finally beautiful weather will arrive in the mid-atlantic and new england you'll love the sunshine for the weekend. >>> if you're watching us on wvtn, alabama's 13 in birmingham, the impact of greek immigrants on the culture and cuisine, at the beyond barbeque and baklava at vulcan park museum. that is the early event of the day. >>> here is an early look at headlines in entertainment. simon cowell's rating boost may come in the form of britney spears. she is close to inking a deal as a judge on the show for $15 million. that is more than jennifer lopez reportedly makes on "american idol." reports had cowell trying to woo beyonce for $100 million a year. we didn't believe that. >>> madonna's latest album notched biggest album debut of the year, but also just recorded the biggest second week drop for a number one album ever. >>> marc anthony's bre

by about the 24th of january, the ohio river is insane. then all that water is going to come back and hit northeast arkansas again coming so it's going to be completely out of hand. so the flood really turned into an absolute crisis about the 24th or so. they call the black sunday. it's when louisville was evacuate, paducah was evacuated, cities all across the ohio river were evacuated on black sunday after about four weeks of rain. our weather bureau was not able to predict the weather very well. essentially, they could predict about 24 hours in advance but we didn't have satellite technology can. we didn't have as many weather stations. we didn't have as many river gauge. so they're almost going on instinct. they have very little information. and so one of the frustrating things for many people is that the flood forecast would change every day, or it many times a day. it was like walking up the staircase to everyday the flood forecast gets higher and higher and higher. there were places where they were caught completely offguard in good w

the ohio valley. once again, lexington, cleveland, pittsburgh, right through columbus and another area from oklahoma and west texas and north texas, even a few tornados. not a tornado outbreak but a lot of storms. that's a look at your national forecast. now here ee a look at the weather outside your window. there's that threat of strong storms with gusty winds and hail through the ohio valley including areas like indianapolis. i don't think you have much of a tornado threat in the ohio valley, but those thunderstorms will contain also torrential rains and the possibility of flash flooding. so i think that's to be expected as we head into may. this is the active part of our tornado season and severe weather season. >> we're not supposed to talk to each other unless you bring good weather news. >>> the economy stutters, airfares soar, and do we really need another titanic? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus once again your blockbuster news comes from yoef seas. we'll tel

so, on the 3rd of may he took charge of these forces from ohio. in 11 days on the 14th of april, here comes a different commission, major general united states army. oh, my gosh. now he's second in command only to his wartime commander from mexico, old general winfield scott in washington. as someone who moved at a considerably more sedate pace up the scales, i can tell you moving from captain to major general in that short of time's really moving at warp speed. and it was major general u.s. army and the commander of the department of ohio that mcclellan would lead union forces across the ohio river into there around clarksburg, virginia. today if you look for it on the map you'll have to look over in west virginia. clarksburg, virginia, on the 27th of june, 1861, so the summer of '61 sees him moving into action assisted by his old antebellum army friend william rosecrans. the federal forces would bump into forces from john peagrum and they would defeat the confederates in july of 1861. although it was rosecrans that did the heavy lifting in this c

he appealed to the ohio supreme court, arcing that judge burge had overstepped his authority. d the judge to resentence nancy smith and joseph allen. the supreme court basically ordered you to send these people back to prison. >> that's correct. >> reporter: why didn't you? >> shortly after i received that, the chief assistant prosecutor and attorney bradley asked me on this case not to do anything unless i heard from someone, and no one has asked me to do anything. my belief is that they are trying to come to a resolution. >> reporter: and that's where it has stood for more than a year. nancy smith and joseph allen are still living their lives in limbo neither in prison, nor exonerated, and just one bang of a gavel away from returning to prison. >> i carry a lot of stress obviously. i carry in the back of my mind that there's -- you know, that i could possibly go brach to prison. >> reporter: tonight, nancy smith's future is in the hands of this man, ohio governor john kasich. on friday, lawyers for the ohio innocence project filed a formal clemency petition with the governor'

but we need to bring the ohio replacement in. it's important. it is the survival piece of the triad, as you said, and the department has been pretty clear on that to us, in general. >> changing subjects from ballistic missile submarines to attack submarines with a constant theme, the virginia class within your budget, we're doing two a year, and i thank you gentlemen and your predecessors for working on that. it took many years. but we're slipping on one of the boats and that causes problems. it causes problems, i think, in the overall cost of the programs, and let me ask you, the secretary, or the cno whether you would concur that will add additional costs to the program over time, and then what steps you might take to mitigate, for example, if we could include an additional ship in the multi-contract allowing long-term purchases. that might be the most effective way to deal with that. either the cno -- >> there's an operational cost that i'll quickly allude to. there is snn years, the requirements of the global commanders, and we have a deficit

the big part of the story is going to be this region, the ohio valley. e will be a chance of severe storms. most will occur in the mid to late afternoon hours because that's when the atmosphere will be becoming particularly unstable. strong storms are certain. possibly a few isolated tornadoes. what else will you be seeing? temperatures above normal. randy says she likes the heat. plenty of it in spots like dallas and the expected high. 80 in kansas city. much cooler in parts of the great lakes. now to the west to snowflakes. very breezy today. 48 degrees the expected high. it's going to be the upper midwest where you're going to see a big contrast in temperatures. take a look at the numbers there in white like bismarck or back to sioux falls or even in minneapolis. the white numbers is where we should be this time of year. that's on average. if you look at the yellow, that would be your expected high. places like omaha, nebraska, 89 is what we expect by the afternoon. kansas city, 87. wichita, 88. louisville at 85, and 79 in indianapolis. remember, we ar

and so, the modern ohio valley of the project 1937.om says the river as it is some of the flood protection as it is all comes from this depression era incident. >> the arkansas literary festival will be held in little rock, april 12 through 15. the yearly festival going on since 2004 features not fiction and fiction writers turn this state and around the country. for more information visit arkansas literary festival.org. >> while serving in iraq from 23 until 2009 u.s. navy seal sniper chris kyodo ak-chin village were officially confirmed kills in any other sniper in u.s. military history. in his new best-selling autobiography, american sniper, mr. kyl writes about his early career as a professional review writer and the challenges he overcame to become a seal and his experiences in iraq. mr. padron's booktv for one hour conversation about a spoken saturday, april 7 beginning at the eastern time. during the conversation by calling in during the program for sending in questions or comments via e-mail to both tv at sea: span -- c-span bo

general kehler, if i could begin just briefly following up on a remark that you just made about the ohio class submarine which you have said is going to be of strategic vital importance as far as we can see into the future, i probably am paraphrasing you, not quoting you directly, but i agree completely, and i wonder if you could speak to the significance of the ohio class submarine replacement in terms of what its value is, how does it add value to our strategic force and why is it so important to continue building it without further delay, i should stress? >> senator, each of the elements of our nuclear deterrent force brings something unique to the mixture, and the strength of the overall deterrent has always been in the sum of its parts. so as we look at this today, and as we go to the future, the inherent survivability of the submarine-based deterrent has been of great value to us. it continues to be of great value as we go forward at many levels, strategic stability is really built on survivability. the understanding that neither side possesses an overwhelming advantage to strike f

watch for thunderstorms in the middle in the country, also watching the cool, chilly temperatures in the ohio valley. that is the national forecast and here is the weather outside your window. areas like boston, hartford, providence through new england, one more day of these afternoon clouds and showers. i know we have been stuck in the cool weather pattern and breezy conditions the last couple days. i promise tomorrow will be a lot better. nothing too bad out there this morning, just more of the same. >>> that makes your job easy. >> yes, it does. >>> don't slack off. stocks rebound, the government goes after apple, and heart-breaking college acceptance blunders, early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> the honor he's turning down in order to have nothing do with his former bandmates. >>> the stanley cup playoffs begin with a walk off walk, you're watching "early today." >>> good morning welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are top headlines. >>> line miners have been rescued after six days trapped in an abandoned copper mine. they were able to walk out through

there are few scattered showers and some strong thunderstorms moving through the ohio valley. storms popping up to the south and west. these are developing along the waterfront that will be lifting no. tonight, then a weak cold front coming through the ohio valley triggering another batch of showers and storms. we are not expecting a bunch of rank, but some scattered showers and maybe some thunder overnight into morning. winds will shift to the southwest tonight. the orange shaded area from pittsburg to columbus ohio, over toward cincinnati, upper 7's and low 80's. once this front gets passed us, the shower threat will end in the morning. the trailing cold front will come by around lunchtime and that will show our cup -- that will trigger couple of showers and storms. another system to the north and west arrives later in the week. this approach it will keep the temperatures up. an early shower, and partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. wednesday the shower threat is mostly in the mountains. we'll have some clouds here, live a cooler. 79-84 degrees tomorrow. the breeze on the ba

we take all the rain and push it saturday through the ohio valley, chicago a chance of rain. even washington, d.c., that same area is going to be the funnel, as we go in sunday more rain possible back here in the midwest. interesting upcoming weekend. for many areas. if you're watching us in boston, relive boston's burlesque area through displays of costumes at vintage costumes of burlesque at the west end museum. >> that is some costume. all the feathers. there you go, something for halloween, bill. >>> nice. >>> an early look at headlines in entertainment news. several films should spice up the battle at the box office. jason segel and emily blunt star "in the five year engagement "most experts see it finishing on top with 18 to 20 million. last weekend's champ "think like a man" is expected to take in 15 million in second. but the experts under rated it last weekend. >> the zac efron "the lucky one" will struggle to pass 10 million. band of misfits from the studio that gave us wallace and grom met, without much competition, it could climb above 10 million dollars. >>> also

worth area, san antonio and back up through the ohio valley tomorrow it shifts to the southeast. pay attention near atlanta through the deep south. >>> if you're watching us on lax 18 lexington, kentucky, i imagine people were up late last night. the pavilion was home to two dynasties at from within emperor's garden. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. alec baldwin is giving marriage another shot. the "30 rock" star who went through a bitle battle in his divorce with kim basinger popped the question last year to his 28-year-old yoga instructor. >>> 57-year-old bruj willis welcomed a fourth child over the weekend, mable rey willis, his first with his wife of three years, emma. >>> after 19 years, a sequel to "dumb and dumber." i can't believe it's been 19 years. >>> neil patrick harris is fast becoming mr. tony. he will return to host june 2012's tony awards. >>> "the hunger games" achieved a rare trifecta, number one film, aim bum and book all at the same time. >>> england and sun reports the queen personally invited daniel craig inside bucking

the kansas-ohio state game ended kind of ugly. it's done properly. chris paul plays for the l.a. clippers, very skilled basketball player. he's coming down the court here. you'll see, as he's on the break. he looks like he's going to pass it between his legs and goes to the hoop. totally fakes out the defender. >> such a cool move. >> the clippers are fun to watch, bottom line. >> and lynsanity over. >> linsanity is over for the regular season. he's got a torn meniscus. it's a six-week procedure. if the knicks do make the playoffs, he'd be able to come back, if the healing process goes according to plan. >> that sounds pretty serious. >> it's a tough way to end what was such a great story. you'll see. a lot of guys have this type of injury. it's a slight injury. he can recover and be back. he'll be just fine. >> i know you'll be watching the game monday. >>> a young soldier on duty makes the ultimate sacrifice to save a young child's life. people with a machine. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello

the bull's-eye will be along the ohio valley and down into the mississippi valley. there is a threat for more tornadoes. maybe some damaging wind. other severe weather. this is much more minor. mostly a damaging wind threat. that mostly stays out of the delmarva region. general thunderstorms for southern maryland. any of the storms could produce heavy downpours. this is from ocean city and we're trying out into the afternoon with a high of 72. 57 in the mountains with a chance for a shower. clearing skies tonight. those storms states to the south. 30's and 40's for the overnight lows. 61 tomorrow. clear skies. friday, opening day at camden yards, i think the showers will stay to the south. 60's as we head into easter weekend. >> not bad on the rose. no significant delays. 61 on the north side over towards parkville and towson. on southbound 83, 64 near mount carmel. 63 on southbound 795 towards the beltway. on the b-w parkway, 56 miles per hour down towards 197 southbound. this is harford road. traffic is starting to build. inner loop looks good towards 95 on the no

the mobile-ohio, one from kentucky, the ohio river basin to the gulf of mexico at mobile. secretary of war, lee row pope walker of the confederate states, called these two railroads the vertebrae of the confederacy. and they intersected, they junctioned just 22 land ward miles to the west of pittsburg landing. hence, the revival's military targets for the u.s. forces now attempting to put together a rebellion and we were less than a year into the war when union forces recovered the tennessee valley, the lower tennessee valley by seizing forts henry and donelson between the northern portion of the state. that opened up the entire lower tennessee to union navigation, particularly gun boats and military forces who could penetrate into the heart land of the confesscy, reaching points in northern alabama, northeast mississippi, to threaten the railroad here in the western confedera confederacy. the confederates now reeling from the losses of forth henry and donelson, having abandoned kentucky and middle tennessee and the forces pshd back into alabama, north mississippi and west

and taking on ohio's secretary of state jake and of blackwell who also happens to be co-chair for the bush cheney campaign in ohio a let me just remind you of a few of the facts. ken blackwell called it a model lection but we're trying to figure out what is was he talking it was a leave these first clue ghassan said it was not a single act of irregularity in his investigative reporter that's true there were tens of thousands oh that's the irregularity in a single precinct in ohio a total of six hundred thirty eight ballots were cast on election day bush received over four thousand of them. twenty four point nine three percent of all the voters in cleveland were purge a city that went eighty three percent for kerry. seven thousand voters lost their right to vote in the inner city of toledo. because the the vote optical scan machines froze up orange county is the last county in ohio to come in with their vote totals and they locked down the place where they're counting the votes and they want to allow any witnesses in allow any media in and they said it was a homeland security threat an

all the clear, blue skies, beautiful weather that is today from the ohio valley, that will slide into new england and all of the east coast for your friday. after a gloomy week, it should be a nice tail end into the weekend. storms in northern california bringing more rain today and tonight. a new storm out in the plains will bring severe weather late today. i don't think we'll see a lot of tornados, maybe five or six. those areas of concern will be northern hooklahoma, western portions of kansas. mostly rural country. oklahoma city and dallas, you should be safe today, but you have a chance of severe weather over the next two days into the weekend. as far as the forecast goes, it will be a bit warmer today in d.c. up to new york, still scattered showers especially from new york city northwards. cool around boston. the southeast, you have been very dry. your drought conditions are getting worse in georgia. today sunny and 66 in atlanta. texas no issue whatsoever. nice day around denver. a peek at your friday, finally the beautiful weather arrives for all of the east coast. it will be

rain from little rock to the ohio valley. >>> and a little levity today. ies." the secret service sex scandal, of course, provided a whole lot of material this week. >> but also getting some attention, diane sawyer's big chat with mitt romney. >> you or president obama? >> i have no idea how funny he is in real life. and people don't know me terribly well. the kind of pranks we play. what it's like at home with five boys. but most of our dinner table events were involving humor of one kind or another. most of which can't be repeated on the air. >> i'll bet his pranks are hilarious. you should see the look on his face when i put the left shoes on the right side. >> 32% of our taxes go to defense. and the rest buys hookers for the secret service. >> on the secret service, these men and women perform extraordinary service on a day-to-day basis, protecting me, my family, u.s. officials. they do very hard work under very stressful circumstances. and almost invariably do an outstanding job. >> you see there. >> the main target of the committee's wrath, gsa confer

the industry supports thousands of ohio jobs. now mr. ave repeatedly hounded the president about an all-of-the-above energy strategy. it just seems weird for republicans to be picking energy winners and losers. how is it that you can expend -- you can vote to extend tax credits for oil but not for wind? now, plans for wind development in 2013 have come to a halt. lay-offs are imminent. the country could lose up to 37,000 jobs because of this inaction. winds, tur by manufacturer nor nordex says they will look to latin america, canada, other countries are moving forward and america is going to start falling behind. george bush hosted hu jin tao. bush asked him what keeps you up at night? his response was, what keeps me up at night is creating 25 million new jobs a year for my people, for his people. that was the challenge that kept him up at night. china is focused on creating jobs. china is poised to spend $473,000,000,000 in the next five years on renewable energy. and you won't extend a credit that costs a mere 3 and a half billion a yea

we are confident about the 2000 and 2004 path to 270 through ohio. we have our own map that gets us to the magic number through virginia. we'll show you our updated map in a moment. the first lady will join the president in may on saturday. today, vice president biden will give the fifth of a series of campaign speeches designed to draw distinctions between the obama administration and romney and the republican party. the topic is foreign policy. it will take place at new york university. according to excerpts, he will say president obama ended the war in iraq responsibly. he set a clear strategy and end day for the war in afghanistan and cut in half the number of americans serving in harm's way. he repaired our alliances and restored america's standing in the world. he'll continue the back to the future theme we have been hearing from the obama campaign doing their best to pin the bush foreign policy brand on romney. biden will say governor romney is counting on collective amnesia. americans know we cannot afford to go back to the future, a foreign p

some people are going to be seeing the rain and the snow, some places the heaviest could be in the ohio valley, parts of the southern plains and the northern rockies, some snow in locations up to a foot. >>> that's the latest we have got for you, so much more straight ahead, let's send it back to you. >>> food safety is in focus this morning, we're looking at inspections and whether they are really working. plus a case of mad cow in california, is it something you need to be worried about next time you go to the grocery store? we will follow the food chain next. [ male announcer ] while others are content to imitate, we'll continue to innovate. the lexus rx. why settle for a copy when you can own the original? see your lexus dealer. the charcoal went out already? [ sighs ] forget it. [ male announcer ] there's more barbeque time in every bag of kingsford charcoal. kingsford. slow down and grill. (female announcer) most life insurance companies look at you and just see a policy. at aviva, we do things differently. we're bringing humanity back to life insurance. that's why only aviva rewa

for one of the things i want if there is an investigation. congressman conyers ohio. to make his report on what has gone wrong in the old four presidential election he's one of the most respected in the congress is the democratic leader of the judiciary committee and they do a great job what happened in ohio simply corruption a very great scale. and mr blackwell secretary of state of ohio does anybody here think that john kerry should become the president. but i have yet to see any proof. that anything can be incorrectly i initially started my blog because the corporate mainstream media frankly was not doing their job i was seeing things that needed to pee reported and talked about i talked about them and people started to take notice including i mean stream media washington post and so forth they would link to me a program that i was reporting but wouldn't do it themselves and still are not doing it themselves. will there be a realistic investigation of the two thousand and four election because at this point the votes in ohio have not been counted. not even once the

it's going to bring some wet weather to areas of the ohio valley and nid atlantic. we had some showers and storms overnight in new england. that's starting to head off the coast. now that rain is mostly confined to cape cod and in the areas of maine. all the bad weather is in the midwest. pretty powerful storms outside of denver this morning. as i mentioned, aulg of this and a halfy weather has to get funneled between these two areas of high pressure. it's going to go light through the middle of the country, the northern great lakes, new england will be dry this upcoming weekend, the southeast should be dry. if you're in the middle of the country, all the way from the midwest to of the east coast, you're the ones that will be dodging wet weather. this morning, i mentioned denver. you're on the cold side of this storm, actually snow in the mountains of colorado overnight. all those thunderstorms out here on interstate sni and rural plains, even a couple of tornado warnings early this morning. that rainfall, here's where we track it, this map shows us the next 48 hours

of this is happening as the president is set to focus on the economy during his speech within the hour in ohio. we will bring you the president's remarks about the half hour mark when he starts up. joining me to talk more about nu jept nationally syndicated radio talk show host michael smirkonikh and a.b. stoddard and chip with us again, republican strategist. chip, i will start off with you. as point out it will be a meeting. this is not a formal investigation if you will. as you know, mitt romney is being criticized for not coming out and having that moment and speaking more harshly against the harsh words that were presented by nugent. >> yeah. well, i think governor romney has come out and distanced himself and i have listened to the comment several times. i still don't have a clue what he is trying to say. i know he has a meeting with the secret service tomorrow and he seems to be thinking it will be fine. the whole thing was just odd to me. i didn't understand the comments. i don't understand what's happened since then. it was an odd comment. obviously you don't like the supporters to ma