toledo police have declined our request for comment on the case. the michigan u.s. attorney convicted derek willowby and his two associates for trafficking the two teen girls. >> he's 42. he'll be out when he is 50. he can pick up this business all over again. >> i think i found one here. >>> let's get started here. >> for sergeant jim hogenmiller and the child exploitation squad of the oakland police department it's just another thursday night. >> the mission is to rescue any underage prostitute from being exploited and identify and arrest the pimp. >> the objective is to try to focus in on young girls that are being displayed or advertised on various internet sites such as myspace, craigslist, redbook. >> what these officers find routine is considered progressive by law enforcement standards. >> we take it very seriously. we've been working with the fbi for years. the exploitation of girls underage on the internet is also a federal offense. >> with help from a federal human trafficking grant the oakland pd and the fbi regularly conduct sting operations. >> again,

i would add, connie and i and will drove down 71 today in our jeep cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruz made in youngstown. i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio.

i would add, connie and i and will drove down 71 today in our jeep cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruz made in youngstown. i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] sen. brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. retirement, security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of that is so important. yet we still can't convince washington republicans to simply do their jobs. they shut down the government in 2013 and they are trying to shut down the supreme court in 2016. think about that. they think barack obama was elected to a three-year term. think about this. barack obama is only the second democratic president since the civil war, only the second democratic president since the civil war to have

she's from toledo. >> yeah, that's her. >> 24/7. >> in 2012, using the same name, dynasty was arrested by the chicago police department at a string operation at this downtown hotel. like many young women caught selling their bodies, dunaway insisted she was working alone. >> do you wish to answer questioning at this time. >> i ain't answering nothing. >> at the time of her arrest she was sharing a woman with another woman and a man she claimed she didn't know. >> who turned you on to backpage. >> i turned myself on it to. >> no one introduced you or told you about it? >> harper has charges in ohio, south carolina and florida for assault, drugs and promoting prostitution. since chicago, msnbc tracked dunaway posting ads in a new city every week. she earned another arrest in louisiana along the wachlt still she insists she's an independent operator. >> are you still with him? >> look at her neck. >> is she tattooed? >> she is inked all over. yeah. >> visible tattooed or being branded is an indication to law enforcement that the girl i

i would add, connie and i and will drove down 71 today in our jeep cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruise made in youngstown. [applause] brown: i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] senator brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. despite working harder, paychecks do not keep up. retirement security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of that is so important. yet washington republicans still cannot convince washington republicans to simply do their jobs. they shut down the government in 2013, and they are trying to shut down the supreme court in 2016. think about that. they think barack obama was elected to a three-year term. think about this. my guess is most of you have not thought abou

in 1911, and this was one of these well-positioned interurban lines that connected cleveland with toledo, with about 100 plus miles. passengers wishing to stop with cigna with arm extended horizontally across the track by david and -- by day. and a like across the track -- light across the track any distance 100 feet from that 1500 feet -- 50 v from the car. the motor man will answer with two short blasts of the whistle, signifying that he sees you. it is convenient and we will see this next time when we look at the interurban era. this is particularly kabul -- particularly popular with farmers. a farmer will not have to make arrangements, perhaps, for a family member to get a part for machinery. hour to aon the trackside shelter or a public goingearby, signal a car to town or the hardware store, get the part and come home. it is wonderful. it is not unlike taking the automobile whatever you wish. so convenience is certainly there. and a resident of a northern ohio village, seville, said this about a local interurban. shoppers can take advantage of sales, farmers can't inspect that expec

stanley cup final, it mourns the loss of one of its all-time greats, gordie howe, passed away today toledo, ohio. the man dubbed mr hockey was the study in quantity and quality playing 26 years in the nhl. when he five years of those with the red wings. a 20 time all-star. this time later of the league's top scorer, six-time winner of the hart trophy in the league's most valuable player. gordie howe, dead at the age of 88. >>> a week ago at this time, the a's were riding a five-game winning streak apparently, what goes up must come down. mired in a five-game losing streak. getting the series in cincinnati. anthony who is making his season debut coming off an oblique injury and maybe add a applies to that serves up to stephen voters. adam duvall. do you think the giants are rethinking letting this guy get away? second. an rbi makes it one to one and a couple of batters later -- he pitched well but in court that one and that would be 2-1, the rest. >>> the headliner in the baseball world right here in the bay area. doctors paying a visit to the at&t park and if you like ditching, you are goi

add, connie and i and in ourove down 71 today ,eep cherokee, made in toledo and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruz made in youngstown. i speak from personal experience , you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] sen. brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. retirement, security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of that is so important. yet we still can't convince washington republicans to simply do their jobs. they shut down the government in 2013 and they are trying to shut down the supreme court in 2016. think about that. they think barack obama was elected to a three-year term. think about this. the seconda is only democratic president since the civil war, only the second democratic president since the civil war to have won a majority of votes in this country twic

everyone in ohio and chicago and toledo and detroit and cleveland, damaging wind,ise lated tornados.at is the big story towards the end of the week. oklahoma city to dallas, to san antonio in the 90s. we're cooling off in the southeast with some showers and storms. you have been very hot. enjoyable weather from d.c. northwards up to new york. and we have to watch out, phoenix could hit 120 this upcoming weekend. could be the hottest temperatures they have seen in three years. that's a check of your weather. let's get an update on what happened in the big game in sport, cavaliers trying to become the first ever nba team to take the title after trailing 3-1 in the finals. well, they live to play at least one more game after defeating the warriors 112-97 in game 5. lebron james, kyrie irving, each had 41 point, that's 82 of the total points, making them the first duo to score 40 or nor the nba finals game. the series heads back to cleveland for game 6 on thursday night. chris, let's send it back to you in orlando. >> i can't complain about my cavs. fingers crossed. thank you so much, bi

do into tomorrow, the cold front approaches, and you can see the shape, from detroit to cleveland, toledo is in there, louisville to almost nashville, damaging wind, hail, even a possibility o fueled by, of course, heat. and look at how hot wednesday into thursday is. heat advisories, dallas to little rock. >> all right, tracking it through tomoow. ginger, thank you. >>> we are also learning more at this hour about an alleged russian hack attack on the he headquarters of the democratic national committee in washington, d.c. did the russians steal files, still opposition research on donald trump? abc's cecilia vega in washington for us. cecilia? >> reporter: david, we are talking about spies linked to russian intelligence agencies here, and they went straight for the research on donald trump. and the dnc has files on trump going back years, that they likely plan to use against him during this nasty campaign. the hackers had access to some files for about a year, and could even read all dnc staff e-mails and chats. we're also learning that russian spies targeted the two presidential campaig

here is al in toledo, washington from the democrats line also. >> caller: retired petty officer who spent 30 years in the navy, always under arm, two years in vietnam. and i grew up hunting and fishing. spent five years as a scout master teaching kids how to use rifles at scout camps and the like. my kid brother was killed in a bar. he was trying to protect a woman. some guy left the bar, went home got a gun, and came back and killed him. two years later my dad was afraid of burglars and bought a handgun and turned out he was hard of hearing and slept through the burglary. there are rules and we have to live by them. the constitution is a rule that governs us. you know, as necessary and proper clause. so often people don't remember that any law that is made by the congress is in itself constitutional according to the constitution. so we have to do something to bring responsibility and reason to this debate. >> host: al, you said your brother was killed guy a handgun at a bar. how long ago was that? >> that was in 1966. i had just come back from two years in vietnam. before i went to vietn

in 1911, and this was one of these well-positioned interurban lines that connected cleveland with toledo, with about 100 plus miles. passengers wishing to stop with cigna with arm extended horizontally across the track by david and -- by day. a farmer will not have to make arrangements, perhaps, for a family member to get a part for machinery. he can go on the hour to a trackside shelter or a public road nearby, signal a car going to town or the hardware store, get the part and come home. it is wonderful. another attractive aspect would be for the traveling salesman. i want to spend more time talking about them on thursday. but interurbans went from the heart of a community, to the heart of a community. and when steam railroads were built, oftentimes they were forced to build their station on the outskirts or some distance from center city. and if you were a traveling salesperson, you may have to walk to the downtown. if you had a sample case, you needed to make arrangements to ride with it, but the interurban car would likely stop in front of the hotel. many hotels served as interurban

i represent the ninth district of ohio that extends in lorraine and sandusky and toledo. i say to speaker ryan, i wish you were here. this is not a publicity stunt. this is the largest mass execution in american history, i am proud to join with fellow democrats coming from the word the greek word of the people, for the people, by the people, that is why we are here today. enough is enough. that's what the cleveland plain dealer said last october when four young children were shot in cleveland in a month. one of them 5 months old, avia wakefield. she was shot in the chest and she was in the car with her mother and her grandmother. ohio is one of 21 states where more people die from guns than die in motor vehicle accidents. 17,476 of in ohio our citizens have died from guns. one every eight hours. and i looked at the statistics from cleveland, toledo, what is disembowing is to see the age of those getting killed is getting younger with each decade. the numbers start going up and those who are killed are younger and younger. we need congress to fix this. we have many ideas b

trump's bar ware is made in slovenia instead of toledo.ow does that fit into his talk about america first? that is just the start. this is a man who plays coy with white supremacists and mocks people with disabilities, who talks about banning an entire religion from entering our country, who advocates of getting rid of gun free zones in schools, letting more countries have nuclear weapons, defaulting on national debt, turning back the clock on marriage equality. and just like elizabeth, i can go on and on. this is someone whose reaction to the horrific mass shooting in orlando was to publicly congratulate himself. and on friday, when britain voted to leave the european golf, he crowed from his disruptiont the creating higher profits for his golf course, even though within 24 hours, americans lost $100 billion from our 401(k)s. imagine donald trump sitting in the oval office the next time america faces a crisis. audience: no! hillary clinton: imagine him being in charge when your jobs and savings are at stake. imagine him trying to figure o

standish was last seen 6 months ago, and he lived in an unregulated boating community off the shores of toledo. one day during a welfare check, authorities discovered his boat was empty. it doesn't add up. >> we were always in contact with him via phone, e-mail, letters, and all of a sudden it just stopped. >> investigators say the man's dingy also vanished. it's unclear what happened to him or if he fell over and died why his body has not washed up. >>> thousands are expected to grieve a police officer killed in the line of duty. the public memorial for michael catherman is planned in downtown san jose. doors will open at 9:30 tomorrow morning. the 11-year veteran was on patrol last tuesday afternoon when a minivan turned left into his path on 10th street, striking his motorcycle nearly head on, and two good samaritans used his radio to call for help and tried to revive him with cpr. we will have special live coverage of the memorial at 11:00 aim tomorrow on kpix 5 and also online on cbssf.com. >>> an east bay boy scout pack is being tested by the motto be prepared. they arrived for the start

captain ray carroll is a 26-year veteran of the toledo police department. >> she asked through the speaker for chicken mcnuggets at 6:30 in the morning, and the lady explained to her that we're serving the breakfast menu. >> mcdonald's stop serving chicken mcnuggets at 2:30 in the morning, dushane is four hours late. this is no happy meal she's after. >> she drove up, tried to explain her case a little bit more strongly. >> at the pick-up window, dushane continues to argue about the mcnuggets. even though the clerk tells her several times there are no mcnuggets, dushane doesn't want to hear it. >> subsequently got out and assaulted the mcdonald's employee. she had the window open. she punched her in the face. >> as the manager slides the window shut, dushane decks her one the second she arrives. this is the second person she punches, but the manager fights back, grabbing the customer's long hair. >> she tried dragging the suspect through the drive-through window. i don't know what she was going to do if she got her in there. nonetheless, she was deterred by other employees, saying let her

the glass where he's outsourced, we can make that in toledo.s that none of this stuff is made in ohio, that's why he had to outsource, i think the hypocrisy is going to come through. it needs all of us pointing out that hypocrisy. for trump, it's about trump and how he makes more money. this guy's made a lot of money from trade agreements, yet he blasts them and says he wants to change it. he didn't say that back then. now he's saying it because he wants to be president. but it's not going to work, people are going to see through it. >> we want to see more of you on this show, senator sherrod. when we return, we want to finish tonight with the question of our time. who is the leader who will face down the powder keg of terrorism and lost american jobs? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. instantly quenches skin to keep it... ...supple and hydrated... ...day... ...after day. with hydrating hyaluronic acid, which retains up to 1000 times its weight... ...in water. this refreshing water gel... plumps skin cells with intense hydrati

trump bar ware is made in slovenia instead of toledo. so how does that all fit in to his talk about america first? but that's just the start. this is a man who plays coy with white supremists and mocks people with disabilities. who talks about banning an entire religion from entering our country. who advocates getting rid of gun free zones in schools. letting more countries have nuclear weapons. defaulting on our national debt. turning back the clock on marriage equality. and just like elizabeth, i could go on and on. this is someone whose reaction to the horrific mass shooting in orlando was to publicly congr congratulate himself. and on friday, when britain voted to leave the european union, he crowed from his golf course about how the disruption could end up creating higher profits for that golf course. even though within 24 hours americans lost $100 billion from our 401ks. he tried to turn a global economic challenge into an infomercial. imagine donald trump sitting in the oval office the next time america faces a crisis. imagine him

howe died in toledo, ohio. on twitter, wayne gretzky mourned the loss of the person he called the greatest hockey player ever. >>> coming up, it is a sexual assault case that has made national headlines. and today we got a look at the let tear deputy district attorney wrote to the judge before the sentencing. coming up next, details about her full argument to have brock turner receive a longer sentence. >>> after a loss on wednesday the warriors trying to bounce back tonight in game four of the nba championship series. a pretty good representation here by warrior fans. i've got a live report coming up from cleveland. >>> now to the latest involving this man, brock turner. he's the former stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside of a frat party at stanford. earlier this morning the santa clara courts released the entire case file regarding the attack that happened there on the stanford campus. we've been going through the hundreds of pages of documents. >> ktvu's ross palomb

and i got a letter today -- yesterday from a man in toledo. i'm a gay man living in toledo. i've never been to a pride event and this would be my year but i'm fear, just like you talk about the fear. i don't live in fear but when i hear a gunshot and firing, i hear sirens in my neighborhood or not that far away if my direct neighborhood, i have grandchildren. i've not heard those gunshots and police sirens when my daughters -- when my daughters or grandchildren have been there but you think about that. the question is, why is it harder to obtain a driver's license than to buy a gun? why do we not have the political courage to pass reasonable laws? i've been in public office a long time, and i have seen so many of my colleagues, mostly republicans, just cower when the n.r.a. calls or cower when they think about the whole idea of passing gun laws. i heard yesterday a reporter told me that the republica repun senators won't talk to her right thousand about any issue because they're afraid they might ask about the n.r.a. and the campaign dollars they've gotten from the n.r.a. wh

it's detroit, it's toledo, all around the great lakes. >> how does the anger about illegal immigration fit into that? >> that also translates into jobs. they think that people who -- >> really? it's not cultural change or ethnic differences? >> there's a touch of the jobs message as well we have seen in the polling out there. there's no surprise, donald trump was in pittsburgh and northeast ohio today because that's where he's got to win. those are places where he has to win. >> how do you fight this if you're hillary clinton? how do you say it's wrong, it isn't that bad? they know it's not bad when you have nothing left but social security and medicare. >> you have to acknowledge it's bad and talk about ways you will bring new jobs and create new jobs whether it's infrastructure, finding ways to invest in -- >> trump says he will do infrastructure. >> you talk about what mrs. clinton has to do. the bigger role has been technology -- >> by the way, she now says she's against the trans-pacific trade agreement. that is an embarrassment? >> look, i'm for the tpp. >> is she really for it o

and joins us from toledo, ohio.kevin blackistone is a sports writer for the "washington post," a regular contributor at espn and teaches sports journalism at the university of maryland. >> greg, kevin thank you both for joining us. greg, start with you, must be a simple question how big a deal is this in cleveland? >> i think this is a bigger deal than anybody could have imagined. you look at you know our history as a sports community. everybody knows it's been 52 years, but really for the cavaliers, 46 seasons. they've own been to the nba finals, this is only the third time. the first time they've won it. this is a big deal not just for cleveland but for akron, northeast ohio, all of ohio just to finally, finally say hey we got one, we're champions. it is not something that's been done for quite a long time and it's a tremendous time in northern ohio. >> kevin, you've been listening to sports and writing about sports for a long time. how many droughts have been like this, compare it to previous droughts ached which

same cold front cuts through chicago into tomorrow morning and have to watch out across detroit and toledo tomorrow. temperatures today, low 90s in chicago for the white sox at home. we're going to be hot in the desert southwest as well with phoenix well in the triple digits, 82 los angeles, 72 beautiful degrees in seattle. it's going to be nice in the northwest and as i mentioned, very nice with low levels of humidity in the northeast as well. so, a good looking beach day out there. enjoy it. alex, back to you. >>> let's go to political headlines. priorities usa is adding pennsylvania to its list of battleground states with a tv ad buy of 10$10.5 million. moments after the financial markets closed. and hours after the presumptive republican nominee celebrated the brexit decision. the ads begin airing july 5 and through the election and makes pennsylvania the ninth state where the super pac is pouring in millions. the republican effort to deny trump the nomination escalated to a class action lawsuit filed by a delegate from virginia. this as an ad juxtaposing ronald reagan's speeches to tr

trump barware is made in slovenia instead of toledo. so how does that all fit in to his talk about america first? but that's just the start. this is a man who plays coy with white supremacists and mocks people with disabilities. who talks about banning an entire religion from entering our country. who advocates getting rid of gun-free zones in schools. letting more countries have nuclear weapons, defaulting on our national debt, turning back the clock on marriage equality and just like elizabeth, i could go on and on. this is someone whose reaction to the horrific mass shooting this orlando was to publicly congratulate himself. and on friday, when britain voted to leave the european union, he crowed from his golf course about how the disruption could end up creating higher profits for that golf course. even though within 24 hours, americans lost $100 billion from our 401(k)s, he tried to turn a global economic challenge into an infomercial. imagine donald trump sitting in the oval office the next time america faces a crisis -- [ audienc

. >> i know you told "the toledo blade" today, "i do not want to be vice president. i feel lucky to be ohio's senator and working for our state is the only job i want." does that mean that if secretary clinton did get the nomination and asked you, that you would say no? >> i would say no. i said -- again, i love this job. >> do you want to be vice president? it's not my job. i don't have the ability to offer you the job. but a lot of people are wondering if she is going to potentially offer you that job. i wonder about your interest in playing that kind of a role. >> you know, i haven't given it thought because nobody's asked. actually, i'm focused on my day job and trying to do a good job there. i've said for a long time now that i fully expect to be back in texas a year from now. but i'm very happy to support hillary. >> as you know, it's always an honor to be mentioned for these things. she has many good people to pick from and i really think she's going to be her decision. but me aside. >> if you start getting vetted for this vice presidential thing, please send

. >> i know you told "the toledo blade" today, "i do not want to be vice president. i feel lucky to be ohio's senator and working for our state is the only job i want." does that mean that if secretary clinton did get the nomination and asked you, that you would say no? >> i would say no. i said -- again, i love this job. >> do you want to be vice president? it's not my job. i don't have the ability to offer you the job. but a lot of people are wondering if she is going to potentially offer you that job. i wonder about your interest in playing that kind of a role. >> you know, i haven't given it thought because nobody's asked. actually, i'm focused on my day job and trying to do a good job there. i've said for a long time now that i fully expect to be back in texas a year from now. but i'm very happy to support hillary. >> as you know, it's always an honor to be mentioned for these things. she has many good people to pick from and i really think she's going to be her decision. but me aside. >> if you start getting vetted for this vice presidential thing, please send

i would add, connie and i and will drove down 71 today in our jeep cherokee, made in toledo, and ourther car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruise made in youngstown. sen. brown: i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. senator brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. despite working harder, paychecks do not keep up. retirement security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of that is so important. yet washington republicans still cannot convince washington republicans to simply do their jobs. they shut down the government in 2013, and they are trying to shut down the supreme court in 2016. think about that. they think barack obama was elected to a three-year term. hink about this. my guess is most of you have not thought about this before. barac

luster of the coolness of detroit wears off, shinola won't, you know, pull up their stakes and go to toledo or cleveland or whatever the next hot rust belt, midwest city on the rise is. >> reporter: detroit writer jon moy believes shinola is exploiting detroit's travails to make money. jon, come on! detroit, jobs, happy workers, revival, renaissance, leather watches! what, how could you have any beef with that? >> don't think i have a beef with jobs, i don't think i have a beef with new things, but i mean, i think it's a valid criticism to say that they've sort of co-opted this city and the struggle of the city and sort of commodified it in a way that most companies i think would be reticent. >> reporter: case in point: this ad for a new watch which ran soon after detroit filed for bankruptcy. and this tweet. >> you know, bankruptcy schmankruptcy yeah. i don't think a lot of people here would sort of respond the same to the city canceling pensions and retirement plans and benefits. to sort of use it to sell luxury goods and, it's, i think at least problematic, you know? and at worst, it's c

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spanish jews named the synagogues of the cities they were forced to leave, sevilla, aragorn, zaragoza, toledot as time passed, they made thessaloniki their new home, one that proudly and rightly was called the jerusalem of the balkans, the mother of all israel. cities are nurtured in tolerance -- the ghetto was invented in venice. modern anti-semitism was invented in vienna. and the holocaust was conceived in berlin. european jews symbolized urban decadence and were persecuted and eventually exterminated for this. today almost every european city from paris to krakow is a city of ghosts. haunted by the absence of its most exemplary citizens. with their death as part of our own -- has died as well. the holocaust stole our cities' futures. our jews sought out hometowns wherever they moved they changed their memory. bialystok was as much a presence in new york as it was back in russia. the jews of thessaloniki sblishd associations in paris, new york, and tel aviv. and they drew courage swinging songs about thessalonika, our fatherland. the memory lived in exile as the past was systematically for

spanish jews named the synagogues of the cities they were forced to leave, sevilla, aragorn, zaragoza, toledo. but as time passed, they made thessaloniki their new home, one that proudly and rightly was called the jerusalem of the balkans, the mother of all israel. cities are nurtured in tolerance -- the ghetto was invented in venice. modern anti-semitism was invented in vienna. and the holocaust was conceived in berlin. european jews symbolized urban decadence and were persecuted and eventually exterminated for this. today almost every european city from paris to krakow is a city of ghosts. haunted by the absence of its most exemplary citizens. with their death as part of our own -- has died as well. the holocaust stole our cities' futures. our jews sought out hometowns wherever they moved they changed their memory. bialystok was as much a presence in new york as it was back in russia. the jews of thessaloniki sblishd associations in paris, new york, and tel aviv. and they drew courage swinging songs about thessalonika, our fatherland. the memory lived in exile as the past was systematically

. >> i am a member of the toledo tribe. >> i am bonnie schaeffer from north carolina and florida. i'm honored to be on this committee. fromd luis gutierrez chicago and i want to say hi to all my friends in phoenix, arizona. >> cornell west. teacher and citizen. tandon -- neera tanden. >> wendy sherman. >> president of the arab-american institute. >> carol browner. >> member of congress from minnesota. >> american federation of state, county, and community employees. >> barbara lee, member of congress. >> joe mcgivern of vermont. >> policy adviser to hillary clinton. cummings: i think we got everybody. and pleased to reconvene with these the commerce individuals to continue the hearing testimony today. as i did yesterday, i will note that howard berman is not able to join us. just as alicia reece is not able to join us today. sitting with us are andrew and .atrice finally, and pleased to introduce our parliamentarian helen. helen is the dnc parliamentarian and has served in this role for many years and can help us navigate any parliamentary issues that may arise. today, helen will

we have worked on that issue in the western basin near toledo.because of the work and investment like george, he was able to catch yellow perch not far from his own backyard in a section on the eisai side of cleveland. u it will be up to all of us who love lake erie to understand how vital it is to our state to continue that work for our work great lake. george is the son of immigrantsj he understood the importance of investing in our nation and investing in public works that create jobs and empower the economy in our community. he continues to push for ways to improve the infrastructure. he reached out to his friends iw delaware and to me about the need for dedicated public works funding. he was willing to reach across the aisle to work with us on projects which we still need to rebuild and loan guarantees and taxes for ohio's manufacturers and small business. he was a deeply religious man guided by his faith through nearly half the century in public service. that faith is sustained him when his 9-year-old daughter was killed during his first ca

at the limit coming from the south toledo area.o problems on doyle or on city street. i want to step out of the way and show you some slowed traffic rolling through oakland. there is a minor accident wrapping up at lakeshore. several vehicles only -- several vehicles. only one lane blackbeard 21 minutes from castro valley to san leandro and to oakland. you can see the long line of stop and go traffic along high street. it should be out of the way soon. if you need to get into the south bay, couple incidents working. we have one at the guadalupe a north. that is keeping traffic pack back from 85. we also have an accident wrapping up to 37 w. a great america. if you are coming from 880, it is going to be a slow transition coming out of milpitas pickett's backing up to the 880 s. connector. no major problems. lots of slowed traffic. back to the desk. >>> some breaking business news this morning. microsoft announcing they are buying professional networking service linkedin for about $26 billion in cash. linkedin is -- has 34 million us

and holy toledo. upside down right now, yeah.t: i'm going to get to france and it is a horrific terror story. two police officers killed in an attack inspired by isis. you know, you're going to have to give us those details again as much as i hate it. ashley: it's dreadful. gives you a sense of what we in the west are up against. a 25-year-old, he attacked a french police chief outside his home and killed him, stabbed him multiple times then took his wife, who is also a police officer, into their home with their three-year-old child and then proceeded to torture the woman before slitting her throat, all of this while posting a 12 minute video of all of this on social network and also for a while streaming live on facebook and at the end seemed to be saying, what do i do with him, looking at the three-year-old boy. thank goodness, we had french police got into the home, the attacker was killed, he was found with a list of other potential targets, v.i.p.'s other police officers and so on. but a dreadful story and of course, pledged

hail, damaging winds, saturday it moves east from toledo to new york city. 28 million people at risk.ls. we are watching these storms that will fire tomorrow, up in the mid-west. they will continue during the day. green bay, chicago tonight. saturday it pushes east. there is a severe thunderstorm in fact for the belmont stakes on saturday. so we will be watching this. the northeast will be under the gun during the day on saturday. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, everybody. it's a beautiful start. it is 59 in leesburg, washington. 57 in annapolis. 54 in ellicott city. great looking day outside. hardly a cloud to be found today. a little on the breezy side this afternoon, nothing like the wind we had yesterday, afternoon highs today should be mostly in the mid- to upper-70s, back to 80 degrees, coming up tomorrow, up to close to 90 over the weekend. that weather any time u need to, go to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >>> a new twist in the case of a woman accused in the mysterious death of

saturday it moves east from toledo to new york city. 28 million people at risk. super cells.hing these strong storms. they'll start firing up tomorrow in the upper midwest, they'll continue during the day. green bay, chicago will be overnight. then into saturday this pushes east. there is a severe thunderstorm threat in fact for the belmont stakes on saturday so we'll be watching this. the northeast going to be under the gun during the day on satu rd >>> good thursday morning. i'm first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. we're dry for the rest of the week in philadelphia and sunny, but saturday we have some thunderstorms moving in with warmer temperatures. pennsylvania suburbs for the rest of the week staying sunny and in the 70s. by saturday, some midday and afternoon thunderstorms. same thing for the lehigh valley. if you're in new jersey, we'll be dry for the rest of the week with thunderstorms saturday. lower chance at the shore saturday. delaware, expect those thunderstorms as we start off your weekend. have a great day. >> get that weather any time you need to, go to t

we were in youngstown, toledo. >> tell us more. >> the whole discussion was about -- it was a very small. that's where the discussion turned. mitt romney started talking about autoworkers and trade and fiat taking over chrysler and exporting jobs. it solidified the base for democrats in ohio. workers in america take this trade stuff very seriously. the rest of us don't really think about it all that much. they associate these trade deals with their jobs being taken away. and this is -- i think it's okay for him. it's smart for him to break with the chamber of commerce on this issue because it will get him -- >> but it could help him in ohio and pennsylvania, no question. >> you can't not mention that also the messenger matters here. trump couldn't even live up to his own standards when it comes to trade. a lot of his products are manufactured abroad. hillary clinton has made this point in her recent speeches. >> but he has an answer for that. >> what is it? >> i have to do it because the tax system on corporations here is so crazy. the union situation is so crazy that you can't turn a pr

saturday it moves east from toledo to new york city. 28 million people at risk. super cells.tching these strong storms. they'll start firing up tomorrow in the upper midwest, they'll continue during the day. green bay, chicago will be overnight. then into saturday this pushes east. there is a severe thunderstorm threat in fact for the belmont stakes on saturday so we'll be watching this. the northeast going to be under the gun during the day on >>> our stretch of nice quiet weather continues. we do have a lot of clouds across the bay area fog and mist in some spots. taking a look from mt. hamilton, we are above the clouds. beautiful view there the rest of the day, skies become sunny. lunchtime temperatures in the mid to upper 60s and low 70s with highs reaching into the up ever 70s for the south bay. tri-valley, san francisco will see a high of 64. >> get that weather any time you need to, go to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >>> a new twist in the case of a woman accused in the mysterious death of her twin sister. >>> plus, on "rossen reports," why he shou