chabot: i yield to the gentlelady from ohio. ms. kaptur: i would like to yield time to the gentleman from illinois, mr.ly pins ki of chicago. mr. lipinski: thank you for yielding. i want to rise to commend the public service and commitment of speaker john boehner. the speaker has much to be proud of. and and we should be proud of his commitment. but we find issues that we didn't agree with him. i appreciate that he did his utmost to keep the house functioning in a vital branch of government yes in some very, very difficult times. history will show that john boehner did a fantastic job in getting us through these times. speaker boehner has a big heart. it's not demonstrated in his profane way that he likes to address his friends, but demonstrated well by all the time and effort he has put into a scholarship program for children. ed he knew the advantages he had going to catholic school. he wanted to give that advantage to others and that says much more about john boehner than anything else. thank you, mr. boehner, for your service, yo

ohio. during the time i was the minority leader of the ohio senate, one of the first things i decided was this syrian order for us to actually identify -- was to come together and have duly sponsored bills. either superd nerdy or you might scratch your head and say, why weren't you already doing that? at the federal level, you have hyphenated bill names of a democrat and republican sponsor and often times, we heard from our part -- our congressional panel, the really big issues get done in a bipartisan manner. when i came in in 2009, at the ripe old age of 30, 31, almost, approached president bill harris, a republican, and i respectively asked him, mr. president, we need to have this in the ohio senate paired it is unbelievable we cannot come

chabot: i yield to the gentlelady from ohio. ms. ptur: i would like to yield time to the gentleman from illinois, mr.ly pins ki of chicago. mr. lipinski: thank you for yielding. i want to rise to commend the public service and commitment of speaker john boehner. the speaker has much to be proud of. and and we should be proud of his commitment. but we find issues that we didn't agree with him. i appreciate that he did his utmost to keep the house functioning in a vital branch of government yes in some very, very difficult times. history will show that john boehner did a fantastic job in getting us through these times. speaker boehner has a big heart. it's not demonstrated in his profane way that he likes to address his friends, but demonstrated well by all the time and effort he has put into a scholarship program for children. ed he knew the advantages he had going to catholic school. he wanted to give that advantage to others and that says much more about john boehner than anything else. thank you, mr. boehner, for your service, your

radewagen: i thank the gentleman from ohio. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the unwavering dedication and years of exemplary service of house speaker john boehner to our great nation. as the delegate to the united states house of representatives from american samoa, i'm always honored to address the chamber and even more so today, so that i can acknowledge the sincerity, kindness and years of hard work of a man that i have known for over 20 years. as a man who has gone from the humble beginnings of a night janitor to the speaker of the house, the united states house of representatives, mr. boehner is the perfect example of the american dream fulfilled. it demonstrates that with hard work, dedication and a strong moral compass, one can achieve great things in our great nation. from the humble beginnings of a child of 12 who used to sweep floors, to second in line to he presidency, not too shabby. i believe that the fact that he rose from very humble beginnings to the speakership has made him the man and leader he is today. one

here comes that system with rain in the ohio valley moving on up. you'll see the rain, patricia's going to reach over nearly two- thirds of the country, the great lakes to the northeast and it will get to us on thursday. after school today kiddos, we're at 59 degrees, a sunny afternoon. it's a little cooler than normal. you might want to put on another layer for after school sports or athletics. 59 today, high pressure slides eastward. tomorrow we'll be warming up to 61. the clouds and the rain for thursday. sunny and cooler today, 59, tonight's a great night, clear, cool, 45 the five boroughs. tomorrow is a sunny day, clouds degrees. your accuweather seven-day forecast, there's that rain on wednesday. i don't expect any flooding but i do expect us to get 1 to 2 inches of rain, much needed october has been extremely dry rain. the streams and creeks and rivers and things are low, so they just might be ponding on some roadways. thursday's aigrette day. beautiful weather for everything going on this weekend. >> wow. >> fantastic. >> and i mean everythin

chabot: i yield to the gentlelady from ohio. ms. kaptur: i would like to yield time to the gentleman from illinois, mr.ly pins ki of chicago. mr. lipinski: thank you for yielding. i want to rise to commend the public service and commitment of speaker john boehner. the speaker has much to be proud of. and and we should be proud of his commitment. but we find issues that we didn't agree with him. i appreciate that he did his utmost to keep the house functioning in a vital branch of government yes in some very, very difficult times. history will show that john boehner did a fantastic job in getting us through these times. speaker boehner has a big heart. it's not demonstrated in his profane way that he likes to address his friends, but demonstrated well by all the time and effort he has put into a scholarship program for children. ed he knew the advantages he had going to catholic school. he wanted to give that advantage to others and that says much more about john boehner than anything else. thank you, mr. boehner, for your service, yo

radewagen: i thank the gentleman from ohio. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the unwavering dedication and years of exemplary service of house speaker john boehner to our great nation. as the delegate to the united states house of representatives from american samoa, i'm always honored to address the chamber and even more so today, so that i can acknowledge the sincerity, kindness and years of hard work of a man that i have known for over 20 years. as a man who has gone from the humble beginnings of a night janitor to the speaker of the house, the united states house of representatives, mr. boehner is the perfect example of the american dream fulfilled. it demonstrates that with hard work, dedication and a strong moral compass, one can achieve great things in our great nation. from the humble beginnings of a child of 12 who used to sweep floors, to second in line to he presidency, not too shabby. i believe that the fact that he rose from very humble beginnings to the speakership has made him the man and leader he is today. one

elliott, that's the third best in this history of ohio state. that's pretty good backs in that program, haven't they? >> ed: run by keith byers on this drive, i guess. >> mike: elliott hurdles somebody and pays the price for it. they got him at the 15 yard line. >> ed: well, if i'm inden ind, if i have a third, fourth, fifth guy i could put up around the line of scrimmage, it's clear that ohio state does not throw the ball. already an interception from cardale jones, he has at least one in every game this year and so if you're byrne knorr, the defensive coordinator for indiana, look at how close those safeties are, everybody is line of scrimmage. >> mike: the clock just melting away. elliott. after a little hole, needs to get to the 26. to move the chains. >> ed: let's see how much clock they're going to take away. you've got 30 seconds here on the play clock. let's see, there's brian knorr, the defensive coordinator, this is a big third down for his big group. i would be shocked if this isn't another ezekiel elliott run. >> mike: if you're the h

elliott, that's the third best in this history of ohio state. pretty good backs in that program, haven't they? >> ed: run by keith byers on this drive, i guess. >> mike: elliott hurdles somebody and pays the price for it. they got him at the 15 yard line. >> ed: well, if i'm inden ind, if i have a third, fourth, fifth guy i could put up around the line of scrimmage, it's clear that ohio state does not throw the ball. already an interception from cardale jones, he has at least one in every game this year and so if you're byrne knorr, the defensive coordinator for indiana, look at how close those safeties are, everybody is within striking distance of that line of scrimmage. >> mike: the clock just melting away. elliott. after a little hole, needs to get to the 26. to move the chains. >> ed: let's see how much clock they're going to take away. you've got 30 seconds here on the play clock. let's see, there's brian knorr, the defensive coordinator, this is a big third down for his big group. i would be shocked if this isn't another ezekiel elliott ru

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elliott, that's the third best in this history of ohio state. that's pretty good backs in that program, haven't they? >> ed: run by keith byers on this drive, i guess. >> mike: elliott hurdles somebody and pays the price for it. they got him at the 15 yard line. >> ed: well, if i'm inden ind, if i have a third, fourth, fifth guy i could put up around the line of scrimmage, it's clear that ohio state does not throw the ball. already an interception from cardale jones, he has at least one in every game this year and so if you're byrne knorr, the defensive coordinator for indiana, look at how close those safeties are, everybody is within striking distance of that line of scrimmage. >> mike: the clock just melting away. elliott. after a little hole, needs to get to the 26. to move the chains. >> ed: let's see how much clock they're going to take away. you've got 30 seconds here on the play clock. let's see, there's brian knorr, the defensive coordinator, this is a big third down for his big group. i would be shocked if this isn't another ezekiel elli

>> announcer: espn home of the college football playoff. >> mike: ohio state on top of indiana, 34-20. and there's the man that has done the damage, ezekiel elliott, with a career-high rush rushing 234 yards just in the second half. this looks like one of the three games he finished the season last year. >> ed: his number kept going up every game against wisconsin, just over 200 against alabama, 220 and the championship game, 700 yards in the playoff run last year. >> mike: 266 for this game. this is hall on the return. and a scrum at the 21. >> ed: if first two runs was indiana committed to the run. elliott able -- he's just got incredible speed for how big he is. another fourth and short. this one on their side of the field. getting a will it bit of a spark. this is a call that urban meyer made. they needed some type of spark. on this last one, a little bit of a hold on the edge by michael thomas, not too bad. but elliott, once again, outrunning the field. >> mike: you talked about him being a track athlete, he just won three sprints in the second half. diamont trying to get to the

western alaska, parts of the pacific northwest and northern rockies, and for areas near the great lakes and ohio valley. as far as temperature -above-average temperatures are favored across much of the west and the northern half of the contiguous united states. below-average temperatures are most likely in the southern plains and southeast. the drought outlook shows some improvement is likely in central and southern california by the end of likely across large parts of the southwest, while improvement or removal is also likely in the southern plains. however, drought is likely to persist in the pacific northwest and northern rockies, parts of the northern plains and in the northern great lakes region. now i believe there is one other factor that may play a role in coming winter and that is warm waters in northern pacific this forecast generally is going along with a sting el nino which isn't going to be an effect but that other factor could bring some cold blast to many parts of the rockeis so thats something were going to have to watch in the mean time you can see the drought monitor continues

chair of the house small business committee, the gentleman from ohio, mr. chabot. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. chabot: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, the passage of an annual national defense authorization act to lay out our nation's defense and national security priorities is one of our most important duties as members of congress. this year's no different. especially given the very serious conflicts happening around the globe in eastern europe, in the middle east, in the south china sea. which have serious implication force our own security and for our allies. this year's ndaa makes a number of positive changes to d.o.d.'s small business contracting policies to help ensure that small businesses throughout the country can continue to perform the critical support functions that help make america's military still the best in the world. mr. speaker, hitting a small business industrial base means taxpayers benefit from increased competition, innovation, and job creation.

>> i think you have got the old saying, so goes ohio so goes the nation. ohio is known as a battleground state. in this election it really as it bout the ground. this ground. one of the fields that would be turned into an area where marijuana will be grown. but unlike other states, that have legalized pot, a yes vote would amend the constitution to allow only 10 groups of already hand picked investors the exclusive right to grow the state's entire supply of pot. >> this is not the right way to do it. >> reporter: popular two term governor bob taft is one of the amendments most vocal opponents. >> if not a monopoly. it's an oligopoly. ten growing sites that will control the market in the state of 11 million people. commercial right. >> reporter: when a taft speaks, ohio listens. for a century the family produced politicians from senators to a president. >> i don't think that the tax benefits outweigh the hazards. risks of going recreational, medical all the way. flooding our state with edible products that are attractive to our kids. >> this would be butler

we look at what do we need to do on the ohio replacement that we don't already do on the ohio?well, right now, we have a very effective, very -- high performing strategic program in terms of the weapons system. we're not going to develop a new weapons systems. we're going to port over the existing weapons system in its current state of technology on to the the ohio replacement hull. the virginia class, very effective combat systems, sensors, communication platform. we'll port over that technology on to the replacement hull. the advances we need to make are in terms of stealth and survivability of the ohio replacement hull for the next half century, and that's where our focus is in terms of development and design. and we're challenging requirements. you have to get the requirements right up front, and that doesn't just mean what does the operator need but what its feasible, what of their risks risks you carry? when you identify those make sure you have a development program. that works the risks so everybody insured that you're making progress before your cutting steel, and then

this has been of stored by the energy severe weather through the states not just taxes but ohio valleyto the atmosphere for the next several days but nice about a. the skies open already and we do have a flow pattern on shore right now all locally not a lot of surface winds all this '50s and the board at the workable 40 here and there were to about these inland valleys warmer clear spot will be and then more reduced floor '70s we did talk about train their seminar forecast and the hell's coming latest breaking news download the kron 4 mobile application and coming up physician 2016 the impact of the bidding gauzy investigation on hillary clinton presidential campaign. >> reporter: researchers revealed potential reason behind rising autism rates in the united states american >> reporter: academy of pediatrics put the rest any debate drinking alcohol during pregnancy is says don't drink it all and then not even a little bit ever while you're pregnant releaser report identifying the exposure leading preventable cause of birth defects women who drank in the first trimester were 12 times mo

that will keep pushing through the ohio valley northward. it will take all day tomorrow to get through the area. today we're looking at 50, by the time we get to 10:00, noontime 53 and 59 this afternoon. a nice fall day. we'll talk about that rain coming up in just a little bit. for you kids at the bus stop this morning, watch out for the shenanigans from the hooligans. >> ah. >> breezy and chilly to start the day today, grab a jacket or a sweater. you will need that. she would normally on a day like today be taking all her stuff for cheerleading practice after school. >> yes, but since i haven't been a cheerleader in a long time, i'm not going to be taking my cheerleading. >> you can take me out back and show me the hurky. >> especially if you call me grug and make fun of rutgers. lets go right over to a cam remarks the george washington bridge if you are going into the city we industrial have that lower level closed down. this is what you're looking at here is the bqe, and that's not doing too badly. let's go over to our maps. i can tell yo

the same topics. today we are joined by ohio governor john kasich. this is our first engagement with the governor, we have been watching his campaign and are familiar with his body of work in ohio and congress. the goal is simple. this form is met to set the record straight on a wide array of issues for hispanic americans including jobs, the economy, the border and issues that affect all of us. we will spend 45 minutes in question between myself and the governor and then take a few questions from the audience. with that i would like to welcome governor john kasich. [applause] >> let me start by commending you for keeping your word and coming to talk to the hispanic community unlike others in your party you obviously have a busy schedule especially with the third gop debate coming up so i want to thank you for taking the time to talk to us. >> my pleasure. why wouldn't i come? this is great. >> good man. to kick it off, i want to get your take on the primary landscape. you said before no republican has every won the white house without winning ohio, so

elliott, that's the third best in this history of ohio state. pretty good backs in that program, haven't they? >> ed: run by keith byers on this drive, i guess. >> mike: elliott hurdles somebody and pays the price for it. they got him at the 15 yard line. >> ed: well, if i'm inden ind, if i have a third, fourth, fifth guy i could put up around the line of scrimmage, it's clear that ohio state does not throw the ball. already an interception from cardale jones, he has at least one in every game this year and so if you're byrne knorr, the defensive coordinator for indiana, look at how close those safeties are, everybody is within striking distance of that line of scrimmage. >> mike: the clock just melting away. elliott. after a little hole, needs to get to the 26. to move the chains. >> ed: let's see how much clock they're going to take away. you've got 30 seconds here on the play clock. let's see, there's brian knorr, the defensive coordinator, this is a big third down for his big group. i would be shocked if this isn't another ezekiel elliott ru

the athletic director of the ohio state university, eugene smith. i think he is here. lause]. >> one of the great attorneys of this country, alex shumate. [applause]. >> guy i used to talk with a lot about sports and life, jerry saunders. [applause]. >> last year, i received the rosetta james foundation award, named after a alabama civil rights pioneer. she's 90 years young. rosetta james is here and i would like her to stand up. she is the icon of american civil rights movement. [applause]. >> she's up in the balcony. sheet marched with martin luther king jr. [applause]. >> i can't tell you how touched i was when she called me and said she was to come. guy who i grew up with on the north side of town, dear friend of mine, we talked a lot about thurgood marshall the past five years, bob miller. [applause]. >> i studied at miami under this professor. he was in the civil rights movement. he marched with john lewis, the selma hero. he was also jailed for marching in the movement. rick ohlmeyer. [applause]. >> his wife is here. she served me some mighty fine meals during my

ohio state against minnesota. we're not sure who that team is yet. of course, they meet on the 21st, and penn state and then a really tough game for ohio state at michigan. of course, big ten championship game. but looks like michigan state may get to that game undefeated. i have big concerns about their offensive line. >> mike: scott breaks a tackle. scott, touchdown! keep in mind, that scenario we just showed you that schedule. michigan state, ohio state and michigan all finish 3-1, it's right ride for everybody. >> ed: if there were a three-way tie where michigan state beats michigan and they all have a three-way, the tie-breaker is the college football playoff commit's vote for the team which won't come out until tuesday before the championship game. we have asked the big ten for a comment, have not heard back. i have to assume that the big ten is looking at a way not to wait -- not to wait until tuesday for the team from the east to figure out who would get in. >> mike: because all the other tie-breaks would not party matter. and mark dantonio knows they have salted this o

the first quarter. so that one just under way. don't forget, 8:00 eastern time, ohio state and rutgers, as the buckeyes look to remain unbeaten. captions by vitac i see trees of green red roses too i see them bloom for me and you and i think to myself what a wonderful world

we're in manchester, new governor ofith the ohio. this is his headquarters opening today. rnor is going to go out and greet a throng of people. have at it. [cheers and applause] ♪ alix: we are moments away fromalix: the closing bell. i am alix steel. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. alix: u.s. stocks rebounding from disappointing slumps. alix: the question it -- joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" debating the jobs report. was it a miss, or just what the market needed? alix: the panic index. we have not reached these panic level since 2012. we

the eastern corn belt really pushing progress ahead. ohio is more than 30 points ahead of average. on t t corn side, nearly 60 percent of that crop is cut. that's about five point ahead of the five year average. nebraska sitting at just 40 percent harvested. while 85 percent of illinios is now in the bin. it is very difficult to give up a farm, even one that is losing money because the cash rent is too o gh. in this report from the university of illinois extension todd gleason has a few simple guidelines one might follow to help them make that decision. those farmers thinking they can withstand a loss on a farm next year because the cash rent is too high should put things in a longterm perspective to see if it is viable strategy. agricultural economist gary schnitkey realistiexpectations of future returns should be used. it is about long run prices. it has been suggested $4.60 corn and $10.60 soybeans. some years we will be above that and some years below that. but if we are looking at our cash rent levels and plug in $4.60 corn and $10.60 soybeans and there are losses, or only smal

but i can promise you that i will have an understanding of what the situation he is in ohio. i don't, look, my father would carry me on his back, go house to house. he would be there in all the weather conditions. he never made a lot of money. his father was a coal miner who died of black lung and lost a lot of vision in his eye. my own goals when the time came, my uncle george has told me when the time came for them to get their pensions, the plant shut down. these injustices are not appropriate, and i will find exactly what the situation is. but in no way, shape, or form do i think people ought to be abused, that there should be child labor laws, that people shouldn't be treated with respect. i'm somebody that is not at war with organized labor. i that my problems with them but i made it clear to them as long as we work together we will be fine, i'm going to find out what's going on in that front, and we will deal with it. >> we will do a follow-up. >> we don't let things like that standard sometimes things are more complicated than they appear on the surface but we will dig

but clearly sticking out like a sore thumb here on the radar scopes is that system down in the ohio valley, tall way into the carolinas and points south and west. and eventually some welcome rain does move in here. as for the morning, it should be dry for the morning commute. and right through the lunch time hour. we'll start to see some light rain showers developing during the afternoon. but later tomorrow evening into the nighttime, that's when those showers will increase in intensity at times, and it will become windy and there could be a passing thunderstorm as temperatures get ready to jump as well. so what follows for later wednesday night, thursday and the end of the week, we'll look at all of that straight ahead. josh: commitment 2016 now. one day before republicans gather for their next debate a new poll is showing that ben carson has take ten national lead. in this latest "new york times" cbs news poll, the retired neurosurge unwas the top choice for 26% of likely voters in the republican primary. donald trump at 22%. both though well ahead of the competition, marco rubio in thir

the first quarter. so that one just under way. don't forget, 8:00 eastern time, ohio state and rutgers, as the buckeyes look to remain ("man! i feel like a woman" playing) going out tonight, i'm feeling all right gonna let it all hang out wanna make some noise, really raise my voice yeah, i wanna scream and shout de-de-de, de-de-de-de-de, uh gonna... morning, sheldon. come dance with me. no. why not? penny, while i subscribe to the "many worlds" theory which posits the existence

the coach at ohio state has a track record of, in some cases, in his former job at the university of iticized for that a lot. he's been stronger since he's been at ohio state. him holding this quarterback out for one game. it's something. they were going to be people on both sides of the fence thinking, oh, gosh, you're hurting our chances this week. others saying, hey, he shouldn't get special treatment. watch how it plays out. >> okay. meantime, world series game 4 tonight. what do you think? >> well, certainly a great and gritty performance from the mets last night. their backs up against the wall. they came out swinging like new yorkers, fred, a little bit scrappy. got themselves back in the world series. it's been a great story. two teams and two fan bases that haven't seen a world series title in about 30 years. i was at the game last night. the entire stadium felt like it was about to burst. i'm sure that's going to be even stronger tonight. it's becoming a fun thing to follow. and the tv ratings are great. there's a lot of america who has really been getting into this baseball

the national average. our credit is strong. we are doing pretty well in ohio. people who live in the shadows, the mentally ill, the drug addicted, the working poor, we are attending to them, as well. trying to help our minorities to be able to grow. more entrepreneurship to be more successful. i never thought i was going to run for president. i tried this like 16 years ago. i was just very young and inexperienced. i was up here, things were going pretty well, and i was at this house party and i was having this chat with this lady and i'm thinking, this lady is going to run this town for me. i know it. she looks at her watch, she says what time do you think the candidate is going to get here? gov. kasich: so i left and here i am back again. i love being back here. i like this process. on thursday, i'm going to unveil a comprehensive plan to get the country moving forward. it will have to do with fiscal issues, our debt. balancing budgets. it will have to do with shifting power from washington back to where we live -- [applause] gov. kasich: it will have to do wit

the first quarter. so that one just under way. don't forget, 8:00 eastern time, ohio state and rutgers, as the unbeaten. captions by vitac i see trees of green red roses too i see them bloom for me and you and i think to myself what a wonderful world music mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah

it will take it up through the ohio valley, the heavy rain. more rain for the midwest and northeast. we will talk about our rain chances locally coming up. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. tipping on with the latest on hurricane patricia, the monster storm has weakened, as you heard lisa say, to a tropical storm. mexico's president said the damage is smaller than expected. 15,000 tourists who evacuated ahead of the storm spent the night in shelters and the storm remains dangerous, but no far no reports of major damage or deaths. we will, of course, know more after sunrise. >>> and now to the race for 2016. there has been a shift in the polls in iowa. dr. ben carson has now taken a significant lead over dopirak in in -- over donald trump in high way. there are two new tell ads rolling out. abc news reporter tom has more. >> donald trump is never shy, especially about his poll numbers >> i'm number one in every poll. >> your numbers are unbelievable. >> boom, boom, boom. >> really amaze being numbers. >> somebody said you love policy and i said that

i will also resign as the representative from ohio's 8th district at the end of this month. i leave with no regrets, no burdens. if anything, i leave the way i started. just a regular guy, humbled by the chance to do a big job. that's what i'm most proud of. i'm still just me. the same guy who came here 25 years ago as a small business man and spent all these 25 years trying to just be me. sometimes my staff thought i was too much like me, but it really is i'm most proud of. the same regular guy that came here to try to do a good job for my district and my country. but before i go, i want to express what an honor it's been to serve with all of you. the people's house is in my view the great embodiment of the american dream. everybody here comes from somewhere and everybody here's on some mission. i come from a part of the world where we are used to working. as far back as i can remember, i was working, my staff was asking me the other day, on november 1, you're not going to have a job. when was the last time you didn't have a job? i thought about it and thought about it and

the movement. rick momeyer. [applause] >> his wife is here, during my stay in oxford, ohio. [applause] >> a writer and dream of a moment like this when their book has been selected. in the citywide program to be read by everyone at the same time. i will be coming back in a month with some multiple multiple multiple, what did we used to call those? multiple choice questions. i can't thank the library in of where i used to go on saturday mornings with my $0.50. there was never a car in my family, go to tokyo, i could go to paris, i could go to memphis, tenn. i could go to chicago if i could get myself into the library. the genius behind all that has been hat was in ski. [applause] >> i will be returning to the city, i am going on the 24 city book tour. i will be returning to the city october 21st to up here at the ohio state university, the patient came from the vice provost of diversity inclusion at the ohio state university and her name is sharon davies. [applause] >> my cousin just flew in today from atlanta, charles nichols. my two sisters, diane and wanda are here. [applau

the arrest. a pair of ohio firefighters are free this afternoon after they were taken hostage. hostage.they were called to a house over complaints of burning leaves.that's when roy griffith junior is accused of pulling a rifle on them and leading them to a wooded area near the ohio turnpike.police were able to get griffith to surrender.he's now charged with kidnapping and assault, along with using a weapon while intoxicated. another church fire broke out in saint louis.it happened this morning at the shrine of saint joseph catholic church. this is the seventh fire that's happened in a church in saint louis in the past two weeks.officials believe this fire was set by someone who has a problem with the church, or may have mental issues. today's fire was outside the three-mile radius that the in.those all happened at churches with predominately african-american parishioners. there are more problems for volkswagen.the german auto-maker is now looking into whether more of its diesel vehicles have software used to cheat on emissions tests. volkswagen previously said nearly 11-million

the ohio governor, the gop presidential candidate is here. thank you for joining us.hat would you do in afghanistan right now if you were president of the united states. >> i mean, first of all, we have to expressi our dope apologies for what happened and the thing you'd immediately do is convene all the military experts you have, the civilian experts and figure out how we stabilize the situation and we wouldn't be sending a signal we wouldn't just get out of there. didn't even have a base and it didn't make any sense. i don't want to make the same mistake in afghanistan. >> there's about 10,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan, 4,000 other nato troops. by the end of next year, it's suppo supposed to be down to a few protecting the embassy. they have spent 15 years training all these afghan military personnel and police. but they can't get their act together. >> i don't think we want to -- we don't need to build up the force. i'm a believer we should use specific forces to go after the taliban. but i wouldn't draw this or say we're going to have a thousand there by the end

the crop progress report at the time showing just two percent of ohio's corn was planted. the five year average for that week is 20percent. but fast forward to this week -and "nass" says overall, ohio farmers had ideal weather for grain harvest. and farmers were able to capitalize on the crop conditions. 55-percent of corn is harvested, 21 points ahead of the five year average. (the i80 harvest tour -spnosored by enlist weed control system from dow agrosciences. combining the proven control of a new 2,4-d and glyphosate. take control of tough weeds like never before) this growing season. for farmers, that brought on variable crops, replant and even prevent plant acres this year. national reporter betsy jibben caught up with farmers in the north, who may have received the 'brunt' of the storm seen throughout the clinton, prevent plant acres are not an uncommon sight to see in northwestern ohio. this area got pelted with rain throughout the growing season, but the farmers in this area say the weather in august and september really helped dry things up. as farmers spend harves

the death tax. i killed it in ohio. e going to kill it for the country. >> i'm listening to everything you're saying would work. everything i agree you can balance our budget. eight years is a very ambitious plan. why not drop the corporate tax rate to 15% and make america the tax haven of the world? >> because, sean, i've got to make sure the numbers work. i can promise a chicken in every pot will pay no taxes. come on. >> because you have to make it work. there is -- >> what you want to do is you do want to cut those taxes but if you and i own a restaurant and we have no customers we would lower our prices but we would also reduce our overhead. you've got to do both. not just grow the economy by cutting taxes and being able to freeze regulations, but also to be able to reduce your expenditures and what this place wants to do, they just want to cut taxes but they don't want to deal with spending. you got to do both. that's what we've done in ohio. >> freezing -- >> a penny out of every dollar. >> go for the penny plan i

does the ohio housework across party lines like we see the ohio senate does? i'm actually in the city council, shaker heights, ohio. >> well, that is even better. >> the answer is yes either way though. we are, i'm an independent and we truly in our ballot have no labels. when you run for city council in our town, a lot of municipal elections, your name is on there and that's it. so, yes, for me this is about not necessarily working with the other party, it is about working with people in general. it is about how to get things done. this is issue i studied professionally almost 15 years. in 2001 i start ad professional services firm. our focus helping organizations figure out how to get things done. in the years that have followed we worked with many organizations including some of the world's largest employers and we helped them deliver results one thing that i have learned in this work, in order to get things done people don't always need to agree with you. in fact it is unusual that they always do agree with you. to illustrate this point i will share with y

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low pressure, the remnants of pressure shot actually working -- of patricia actually working into the ohio valley. the wind field really starts to ramp up as we get deeper into the later afternoon hours and tonight. notice those winds out of the east and southeast. they will be strengthening throughout the day. winds coming out of the east southeast, also holding temperatures in the mid to upper 50' s for highs. don' t look for too much of a temperature recovery today. we take you up to lunchtime. most areas still going to be drive. once we get int to the to move in. downpours overnight. the yellow is four inches. these are tropical downpours. was a hurricane. well. even into tomorrow morning. looks like tomorrow morning' s commute will feature some lingering areas of rain before morning. rainfall, this is one of our computer models indicating 1-2 the higher elevations. overnight. s. clouds break for a little bit of sunshine. the lower 70' s tomorrow. it is not going to last long. breezy and cooler on friday. the weather looks like it' s going to cooperate on halloween. looks like we start

the same topics. today we are joined by ohio governor john kasich. this is our first engagement with the governor, we have been watching his campaign and are familiar with his body of work in ohio and congress. the goal is simple. this form is met to set the record straight on a wide array of issues for hispanic americans including jobs, the economy, the border and issues that affect all of us. we will spend 45 minutes in question between myself and the governor and then take a few questions from the audience. with that i would like to welcome governor john kasich. [applause] >> let me start by commending you for keeping your word and coming to talk to the hispanic community unlike others in your party you obviously have a busy schedule especially with the third gop debate coming up so i want to thank you for taking the time to talk to us. >> my pleasure. why wouldn't i come? this is great. >> good man. to kick it off, i want to get your take on the primary landscape. you said before no republican has every won the white house without winning ohio, so

he is without question, the gentleman from ohio. please join me in saying one last time, thank you, speaker boehner. [applause] speaker ryan: now i know how he felt. it is not until you hold this spot and stand in the look out and see all 435 members as if all of america is sitting right in front of you, it is not until then that you feel it. the weight of responsibility. the gravity of the moment. you know, as i stand here, i cannot help but think of something harry truman once said. the day after franklin roosevelt died, truman became president, and he told a group of reporters if you ever pray, pray for me now. when they told me yesterday what had happened, i felt like the moon and stars and all of the planets had fallen on me. we should all feel that way, a lot is an honor shoulders -- a lot is on our shoulders. pray for each other. republicans for democrats, democrats for republicans. [applause] speaker ryan: i don't mean pray for a conversion. [laughter] speaker ryan: pray for a deeper understanding. when you're up here, you se