host: we go to diane in toledo, ohio. independent line.ler: as they -- as a young retiree to take care of people who are having issues. i'm not a big fan of infrastructure -- inflation. i want to understand why inflation is actually a good thing. the whole federal reserve target thing and being that they want to exceed over a. -- over a period of time so i can average after their targeted inflation rate. i want to understand it a little better. i have always wondered after the great recession, how the ratings companies did not get as bad as it -- of a name as banks? they cause the whole huizinga -- housing crisis. guest: i am sorry to hear you had so much trouble during the pandemic. with regard to your first question, great question about the federal reserve's target. the federal reserve would like to see inflation measured by growth and the consumer expenditure. about 2% over a long period of time. if inflation is below 2%, like it was prior to the pandemic. inflation was below that 2% target. there has to be a period of inflation that i

it was a near—perfect performance from mcewen on his horse toledo de kerser.te oliver townend pushed him out of the medal positions, so australia's andrew hoy secured bronze at the age of 62. olympic history was also made today by laurel hubbard. she became the first openly transgender athlete to compete at a games in a different gender category to the one in which they were born. ultimately, hubbard failed to record a successful lift in the women's over 87kg weightlifting. but in that same category today, emily campbell made history of her own, becoming the first british woman weightlifter to win an olympic medal as she finished with a silver. the 27—year—old lifted a total of 283kg, as china's li wun—wun won gold with a new olympic record of 320kg. iamjust i am just very grateful, i'm very thankful right now. i want to prove to everybody if you work hard for what you want, you can achieve it, and i hope every boy and girl watching me today wants to go out and achieve their dreams. he five done that, i've done my bestjob today. done that, i've done my best 'o

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it was a near perfect performance from mcewen on his horse toledo de kerser.sitions, so australia's andrew hoy secured bronze, at the age of 62. emily campbell has become the first british female weightlifter to win an olympic medal, taking silver in the over 87kg category. campbell was making her olympic debut, and lifted a total of 283kg — setting new british and commonwealth records, and also claimed great britain's first olympic weightlifting medal since 1984. china's li wenwen won gold, and american sarah robles won bronze. the gadirova twins have taken part in the gymnastics floorfinalfor team gb, but didn't make it to the medals. instead, america's jade carey took the gold. jessica gadirova performed early on in the competition, completing an incredibly impressive floor routine. she was in the silver medal position for a little while, but was pushed down the places, finishing in sixth. her 16—year—old twinjennifer finished just a place behind her in seventh, a couple of stumbles on landing, but a fantastic performance from jenn as well in her first olym

all of a sudden there was a tremendous decline in grocery sales within the city of toledo. . this is an unintended consequence of busy bullying. you see this time and again when for people with good and noble reasons think they should tell people how to live their lives more often than not what you get is an unintended consequence or sequence of unintended consequences where the outcome you end up with is not at all what you had in mind when you pass the legislation. >> is that tax still on in philadelphia? >> to my knowledge it is and taxes are somewhat easy to come by but they're really difficult to get rid of and i give you a case in point. we talk about this in our book. the johnstown city tax, this is johnstown pennsylvania in the 50s. it was decimated by a flood pennsylvania said okay, were going to quit put attacks on alcohol and the proceeds will rebuild johnstown for the flood and of course contacts generated lots of money and read thejohnstown once johnstown was rebuilt the tax didn't go away . in fact, today pennsylvania has collected enough revenue on that tax to

we need to revitalize these essential systems, whether in cleveland where i live or youngstown or toledo or anywhere in our state. we provide a billion and a half dollars so that cities like cleveland and ranking member toomey's biggest city in his state, philadelphia can replace rail cars that unbelievably date back to the reagan administration or earlier. this bill ensures that public transportation receives more than 20% of the new investment from the highway trust fund. it's consistent with historic -- senator shelby once chair of this committee retiring after 30 -- i believe 36, 37 years on this committee, he talked to me about that 80/20 split that's been here as long as he's been here, a tradition that both parties have respected. this bill takes a huge step toward electrifying the transit bus fleet. providing over $5 billion for the low and no, no emission, low emission program. it will mean taking off -- taking those buses -- modernizing the bus fleets in every city in america. these funds will also retrain workers who maintain our current diesel fleet. every electric bus purcha

with military precision, tom mcewen and horse toledo de kerserjumped all obstacles to perfection.d now deny him gold. one was his team—mate. but oliver townend's individual hopes were dashed by fence two. 0h! a majestic final round from julia krajewski, of germany, saw her become the first woman to ever win eventing individual gold, but mcewen's silver capped an eventful night for britain. i think it's the same with all of us, sort of, we've put in many, many hours from children to where we are now and, actually, it's all paying off, all the work we've put in. gold and silver tonight, then. that's four medals already for britain's riders. how's that for horse power? natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. history has been made at the games as 43 year—old laurel hubbard, who was born biologically male and came out as a trans woman in her 30s, represented new zealand in the women's super—heavyweight weightlifting competition. hubbard's participation is viewed by some as a landmark moment for inclusivity, but others argue she has an unfair physical advantage, as our sports editor dan roan re

tom mcewen, toledo de kerser. not a foot wrong. off to the perfect start, with a clear round. and after laura collett, it was down to final rider oliver townend. he set out with a healthy advantage. he held his nerve, and finally britain had done it. yes! a9 years, great britain have waited for their eventing gold medal. a brilliant display from three riders, all making their olympic debuts. team gb�*s long wait for gold in this event has certainly been worth it. it was a frustrating day for britain's sailors, though, because they couldn't actually sail. their medal hopes had to be put on hold, as a lack of wind meant racing was postponed. elsewhere, though, there was no shortage of action. laura kenny, beginning her quest for another gold, alongside katie archibald, elinor barker and josie knight. with the help of a radical new bike design they came second in qualifying for the women's pursuit. room for improvement, but a solid first ride. a lot more solid than one australian cyclist�*s bike. alex porter's handlebars disintegratin

with military precision, tom mcewen and horse toledo de kerserjumped all obstacles to perfection.te. but oliver townend's individual hopes were dashed by fence two. 0h! a majestic final round from julia krajewski, of germany, saw her become the first woman to ever win eventing individual gold, but mcewen's silver capped an eventful night for britain. i think it's the same with all of us, sort of, we've put in many, many hours from children to where we are now and, actually, it's all paying off, all the work we've put in. gold and silver tonight, then. that's four medals already for britain's riders. how's that for horse power? natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. history was made today at the games. 43—year—old laurel hubbard — who was born biologically male and came out as a trans woman in her 30s — has represented new zealand in the women's super—heavyweight weightlifting competition. hubbard's participation is viewed by some as a landmark moment for inclusivity, but others argue she has an unfair physical advantage. our sports editor, dan roan, reports. it was an appearance that mad

republican run states under federal investigation for bending mask mandate, iowa, oklahoma thomas of toledore targeted in this pro-blooge education secretary miguel cardona said the mandate bands could be a civil rights violation for students more vulnerable to covid 19 but i'll governor kim reynolds says president biden and his team decided to pick a political fight with a handful of governors to distract from his own failures. jillian: gop senators calling on treasury secretary to give billions and internationally held funds out of the hands of the taliban. todd: shall caselli from foxbusiness with details on the assets meant for the afghan government. >> reserves by the u.s. treasury totaling $9 billion should not be released now that the taliban is in control of the country according to marco rubio florida and rob portman of ohio say the taliban and maintain close ties with al qaeda and cannot be trusted to distribute money to the afghan people who needed and we use any and all funds to advance priorities hostile to us interests. we are asking treasury secretary yellen to make sure thes

it was a near—perfect performance from mcewen on his horse toledo de kerser.the first openly transgender athlete to compete at a games in a different gender category to the one in which they were born. ultimately, hubbard failed to record a successful lift in the women's over 87kg weightlifting. but in that same category today, emily campbell made history of her own, becoming the first british woman weightlifter to win an olympic medal as she finished with a silver. the 27—year—old lifted a total of 283kg, as china's li wun—wun won gold with a new olympic record of 320kg. i'm just very grateful. i'm very thankful right now. ijust wanted to prove to everybody that if you work hard for what you want, that you can achieve it, and i hope every little boy and girl is watching me today and wants to go out and achieve their dreams. and if i've done that, i've done a marvellous job today. defending champions great britain secured a place in the semi—finals of the women's hockey after a dramatic shoot—out win over spain. the match finished 2—2 in normal time, taking it

with military precision, tom mcewen and horse toledo de kerserjumped all obstacles to perfection.c final round from julia krajewski, of germany, saw her become the first woman to ever win eventing individual gold, but mcewen's silver capped an eventful night for britain. i think it's the same with all of us, sort of, we've put in many, many hours from children to where we are now and, actually, it's all paying off, all the work we've put in. gold and silver tonight, then. that's four medals already for britain's riders. how's that for horse power? natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. history was made today at the games. 43—year—old laurel hubbard, who was born biologically male and came out as a trans woman in her 30s, has represented new zealand in the women's super—heavyweight weightlifting competition. hubbard's participation is viewed by some as a landmark moment for inclusivity — but others argue she has an unfair physical advantage. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. it was an appearance that made 0lympic history — laurel hubbard today becoming the first openly transgender athle

russia tried to save it and toledo the collapse of the soviet union. 1980 was another failure for theeal with china and russia around them. biden was right to find a way to extract us from afghanistan, but the way we did it without a proper contingency plan evers chaotic and very disastrous and the only way he can make up for it now is doing what operation frequent wind what gerald ford did after first of all saigon, after the fall of kabul we got to bring in as many afghanis as possible and show we do care about human rights. i don't know what we do with the women in average. many have been professionalized and i'm terrified information. >> grateful for you time and perspective today. we'll return to the conversation as we learn more. coming up for us next tropical storm, batters haiti that on the heels of the earthquake that killed more than 1400 people. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ millions of vulnerable americans struggle to get reliable transportation to their medical

toledo and the tiny new hall school district outside of los angeles. >> you're talking about 5 to 12-r: students and teachers locked out of payroll, grades and lesson plans for nearly two weeks as hackers demanded money the superintendent admits they did not have a cyber attack response plan. >> i don't think most school districts have it in place they have it around earthquakes and school shooting and stuff like that, but i don't think most have a response manual connected to ransomware attacks. >> reporter: the superintendent won't say if the district paid to get the computers back, but ibm cyber security reports the average school hack costs nearly $3.8 million it comes in a year of escalating attacks. now congress is considering laws to require critical businesses to report all cyber attacks to homeland security. as schools are urged to double down on security right now block access to suspicious websites, regularly change all passwords. teach students and teachers e-mail security basics back up all systems offline. never skip a security update and hire a cyber security team if yo

south san francisco and south toledo. her easy, mid-60's for the north bay.irng with 100. a comfortable day for the east bay. 73 at richard. hercules at 78. oakland at 74 but than 88 castro valley. 90 to 94 degrees inland. tonight, we dropped to the mid-50's to mid 60's, but out on highway four near antioch and in the hills, mid 60's to mid 70's. our hottest day is tomorrow and sunday with hazy sunshine. moderation monday but above average. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we get back to where we should be. julian: "good morning, america" coming up at 7:00 on abc seven. kumasi: rob marciano has a look at what is ahead. >> great to be with you on this friday. we have lots coming up on gma. the situation in afghanistan escalating overnight, the taliban militants seizing afghanistan's second biggest city. fears are gro biggest city could fall in weeks as the biden administration announces it is sending back and thousands of u.s. troops. the latest now. also ahead, breaking news shots for immuno compromised people. ac/dc panel is set to meet on recommendations. this

stuffed toy fish see that it all went down at a candle store in port clinton, ohio about, an hour east toledos. this is his third attempt to steal that stuffed toy fish. the store workers say they did get the toy back the sea gull dropped it off as he ran off >>> early last month the pentagon released the report on everything the government knows on ufos. turns out it was not much or still top secret a few days later the professor of science at harvard was provided with new research money and a question about aliens. enter the galileo project. it will install small telescopes all around the globe to keep eyes on the skies. it filters out birds, drones, all of the flying objects we've described. the professor is here now. he's heading up the galileo project. what are you hoping to accomplish what are you hoping to get out of this? >> well, very simple thing, high resolution image of what is called unidentified ariel phenomenon they say a picture is worth 1,000 words. in my case it is worth 66,000 words, the number of words in my book "extra terrestrial. a month ago the pentagon released a repo

say she left her 3 month-old in a hot car for nearly an hour while she was getting her nails done toledo. police say they responded to the gateway plaza yesterday afternoon and they found an infant sitting in a car seat in the back seat of a car with all 4 of the windows rolled down temperatures at the time. we're in the mid 80's. but inside the car much hotter, a group of good samaritan stepped in and were able to help the baby baby and officers arrested 19 year-old celina cook on charges of child endangerment. >> we have much more coming up here on kron. 4 news 3 o'clock today, including a strange turn in the murder of kristin smart. why defense attorneys for the man accused of killing her what to call convicted murderer. scott peterson to the stand. also authorities need your help to identify this woman who was caught feeding meat to a coyote where this happened and the warning coming from animal control today and after the break, a safety alert. we want to tell you about will go to palo alto. police are searching for a man accused of assault. when a truck hit my son, i had so many qu

in the last hour, firefighter dominic toledo told us the scenic terrain is part of the problem. >> i wish we could say attacking is what we're doing. right now we're following it and trying to protect those that are in the way, move people out of the way. >> reporter: these are images from photographer matthew henderson of the fire in those evacuation areas. today, there could be more people trying to get out as evacuation warnings are now extending into nevada. you may have seen long lines of evacuees stuck in traffic trying to leave and that is a good reminder there is no need to wait for a warning to become an order before getting out. a warning to looters from the mayor of south lake tahoe says there's plenty of law enforcement in the area as well. >> thank you very much, kris. >>> here's a new video of one bay area viewer sent us from outside his vacation home in tahoe. you see the ashes that are falling, just how strong the winds are up there. they really pick up in the tahoe basin area. >> meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the path of the caldor fire. kari, what does i

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in the meantime, toledo and benicia in the 70's, santa rosa petaluma and mill valley.o in the 70's today. let's get you look ahead next 7 days here, bit of an up and down, but no major heat wave in this forecast as we've been talking about reservoir levels are low. no chances of rainfall in this forecast. so things that you do need to consider. but at least it is not too much of a scorcher of a forecast highs return to the 90's free flee into the start of the weekend and then cool right back down. reyna don, thank you for that. and the south bay are not in the south bay. rather we had an earlier accident. >> that has since been clear. now we're looking at another one northbound 8.80, at maui avenue in newark on ramp there shut down but not seen any major delays along 8.80. so that's the good news here. traveling into the city from the east. a little under 13 minutes for your drive. time to make it to that fremont street exit 5, 8080 still moving pretty swiftly at this hour. so that's some good news for you. the riches ever fell commute as you travel out of richmond, a

it was a near perfect performance from mcewen on his horse toledo de kerser.f the medal positions so australia's andrew hoy secured bronze at the age of 62. emily campbell has become the first british female weightlifter to win an olympic medal — taking silver in the over 87kg category. campbell was making her olympic debut and lifted a total of 283kg — setting new british and commonwealth records and also claimed great britain's first olympic weightlifting medal since 1984. china's li wenwen won gold and american sarah robles won bronze. great britain are through to the women's hockey semi—finals after a dramatic shootout win over spain. the match finished 2—2 in normal time, taking it to a shootout — where goalkeeper maddie hinch was the hero, keeping out all of spain's efforts to take team gb to the semi—final where they'll face the netherlands in a rematch of 2016 olympic final. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. poland has granted a humanitarian visa to a belarusian sprint

tom mcewen, toledo de kerser. not a foot wrong. a healthy advantage. he held his nerve, and finally britain had done it. yes! 49 years great britain have waited for their eventing gold medal. a brilliant display from three riders, all making their olympic debuts. team gb�*s long wait for gold in this event has certainly been worth it. it was a frustrating day for britain's sailors, though, because they couldn't actually sail. their medal hopes had to be put on hold, as a lack of wind meant racing was postponed. elsewhere, though, there was no shortage of action. laura kenny beginning her quest for another gold alongside katie archibald, elinor barker and josie knight. with the help of a radical new bike design they came second in qualifying for the women's pursuit. room for improvement, but a solid first ride. a lot more solid than one australian cyclist�*s bike. alex porter's handlebars disintegrating mid—race. a few scratches, but thankfully no major harm done. meanwhile, one of britain's biggest hopes on the track got her olympi

have been attacked, including broward county, florida, baltimore county, fairfax county, virginia, toledoe tiny new hall school district outside of los angeles. >> you're talking about 5 to 12-year-olds and shutting down their learning >> reporter: students and teachers locked out of payroll, grades, and lesson plans for nearly two weeks, as hackers demanded money the superintendent admits they did not have a cyberattack response plan. >> i don't think most school districts have that in place they have it around earthquakes and school shooting, but i don't think most have a response ma manuel connected to ransomware attacks. >> reporter: the superintendent won't say if the district paid to get the computers back, but ibm cybersecurity reports the average school hacks cost near $3.8 million it comes in a year of escalating attacks against u.s. businesses, oil pipelines, even the food supply now congress is considering laws to require critical businesses to report all cyber attacks to homeland security. as schools are urged to double down on security right now block access to suspicious web

host: al in toledo, washington. democratic caller.aller: thank you for being there and taking my call. i spent 30 years in active duty in the navy. when i was 19, i was asked to go directly and work with them. i had worked on more plans, contingency operation plans, this capability plans, and all the other top-secret stuff. the plans were there to get out. the last couple of months, we have destroyed every that we did not want to get into the hands of foreign nationals which they could use against us. we also returned as much of the equipment as we could. we were told last year that we would be out by the first of may. if, back in january, before the administration changed, we had started to get our troops out, our allies out of there, we would have still been placed with the same thing we have today. we have a lot of people out there fighting wars after the fact. i can guarantee you that the american people would never let themselves be tasked to do the things that we tax them for. nor would the congress authorize those taxes to be i

host: dennis in toledo, iowa, good morning. didn't -- the people that think we should stay over there, why don't they enlist and go over there or do they have bone spurs like trump and could not go over there? that is my question, thank you. host: stephen, fort lauderdale, good morning. caller: good morning to you. america should not try to nation build. especially in a culture that is so different from our own. i want to bring something up that is so annoying. all i could remember four years ago was the muslim ban and how the right was so against anybody with a muslim background coming into this country. all of a sudden we can't leave one behind or it is the end of the biden presidency. i will take my answer off air. host: charles, democrat, good morning. caller: i think they should concentrate on covid-19 that has killed over 500,000 people. it will kill 500,000 more. concentrate on that. keep people from dying and stuff. take care of us first. we are americans, we are born here. take care of us first. don't bring so many ref

host: this is from jeff in toledo.e says this bill should not be passed unless they find a way to pay for it. larry from west caldwell, new jersey, saying the national grid and water and wastewater treatment is due for an upgrade and repairs. that will take years to accomplish. michael from portland, oregon says he supports it, if only because any bipartisan measure deserves support in our dysfunctional and gridlocked government. it was the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, on the floor yesterday, after the bipartisan group spoke. he talked about what his next steps were when it comes to this proposal. here is senate majority leader schumer, from yesterday. >> i will offer the text as a substitute commitment, making it the base of the bill. then, the senate will work to consider additional amendments to the bipartisan framework. given how bipartisan the bill is and how much work has already been put in to get the details right, i believe the senate can quickly process amendments and pass this bill in a matter of d

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i think it could toledo injuries as well.g on this morning. >> my pleasure. >> you are welcome. ainsley: janice dean has a look at the weather. janice: something brewing in the gulf of mexico i think it's going to become a hurricane this weekend. a couple areas of concern. imminent concern here is what is going to move through the yucatan channel and possibly impact well i think it is going to impact the gulf coast. it hasn't been named yet. but i'm pretty confident that this is going to be a pretty big deal over the next couple of days. sea surface temperatures extraordinarily warm, especially along the gulf coast. so, this is something we're going to have to watch. i think it's going to be a hurricane. i do think it's going to impact the gulf coast tuesday, wednesday, bringing not only heavy rain but hurricane force winds. that is something we are going to keep an eye on my friend. ainsley, back to you. ainsley: okay. thank you, janice. janice: you got it. ainsley: trying to save a boy he is trying to adopt. this morning th

we need to revitalize these essential systems, whether in cleveland where i live or youngstown or toledo or anywhere in our state. we provide a billion and a half dollars so that cities like cleveland and ranking member toomey's biggest city in his state, philadelphia can replace rail cars that unbelievably date back to the reagan administration or earlier. this bill ensures that public transportation receives more than 20% of the new investment from the highway trust fund. it's consistent with historic -- senator shelby once chair of this committee retiring after 30 -- i believe 36, 37 years on this committee, he talked to me about that 80/20 split that's been here as long as he's been here, a tradition that both parties have respected. this bill takes a huge step toward electrifying the transit bus fleet. providing over $5 billion for the low and no, no emission, low emission program. it will mean taking off -- taking those buses -- modernizing the bus fleets in every city in america. these funds will also retrain workers who maintain our current diesel fleet. every electric bus purcha