i'm here in toledo, ohio. i'm here supporting bernie sanders. i feel as though he's one of the most important candidates in this field right now. he's the most viable alternative to mainstream politicians and he has the most progressive ideas that are most important for the country and i would encourage everyone to go out and support bernie if possible. >> the most important issue that the university of toledo college democrats feel is important in this election is going to be college tuition as well as jobs. when college kids go to school they need to know how to pay for it and afford it as well as when they're leaving college whashgs their future's going to look like, what the job market's going to look like, who's trying to bring jobs back into the u.s. and things like that. so as president of the college democrats i feel those are the two biggest issues for an election cycle. >> i was originally going to vote for bernie sanders. however, since i'm not that politically inclined i ended up voting for hillary because she seems more knowledgeable

. ♪ >> as director of military and veterans affairs at university of toledo here in ohio, many veteransome talk in who they want to vote for. regardless voting democrat or republican it is your civic duty to get out and vote. many things are at stake with the election, get out, do your research and vote for the can diet that best supports your causes and future of the nation. >> my name is todd, toledo, ohio, i'm supporting bernie sanders. i feel he is one of the most important candidates in the field right now. he is the most viable alternative to mainstream politicians. and he has the most progressive ideas just important for the country. i would encourage everyone to go out and support bernie if possible. >> the most important issue with -- democrats feel this important is election will be college tuition and as well as jobs. when college kids go to school they need to know how to pay for it and what their future will look like. what the job market will look like. who is trying to bring jobs back to the u.s., college democrats those are the two important issues for the election key c

started at this >> as we first reported a couple years ago it all started at this cracker barrel in toledo, ohio. miles in the green hoody was very excited. he had just found $20 in the parking lot. >> just started thinking what you can spend it on? >> i kind of wanted to get a video game. then i decided not to. >> he changed his mind when he saw the guy in uniform. >> because he was a soldier. and soldiers remind me of my dad. >> so, he wrapped the $20 in a note that read -- dear soldier. my dad was a soldier. he is in heaven now. i found this $20 in the parking lot when we got here. we like to pay it forward in my family. star kid. >>> army sergeant andy eckert was killed in iraq, five weeks after miles was born. all the kid has ever had are pictures and dog tags. >> his wedding ring. >> other people's memories. his own imagination. >> i imagine him as a really nice person. and somebody really fun. >> reporter: the dad he imagines must love a good story. after lunch. he asked his mom to make a stop. >> he wanted to go see his dad. he wanted to go by himself that day. >> she took this picture f

. >> reporter: as we first reported a couple years ago, it all started at this cracker barrel in toledo, ohiogreen hoodie, was very excited. he just found $20 in the parking lot. did you start thinking of what you could spend it on? >> i kind of wanted to get a video game. but then i decided not to. >> reporter: he changed his mind when he saw this guy in uniform. >> soldiers remind me of my dad. >> reporter: so he $20 the n a note that read, "dear soldier, my dad was a soldier. he's in heaven now. i found this $20 in the parking lot when we got here. we like the pay it forward in my family. it's your lucky day. thank you for your service." signed myles eckert, a gold star kid. army sergeant andy eckert was killed in iraq just five weeks after myles was born. all the kid has ever had are pictures and dog tags. >> this is was wedding ring. >> reporter: other people's memories and his own imagination. >> i imagine he's a really nice person and someone that would be really fun. >> reporter: the dad he imagines must also love a good story. because after lunch that day, myles asked his mom tiffany

in the world and my hat's off to them. >> as a director oaf the university of toledo here in ohio, many veterans have come into my office talking about who they want to vote for, regardless of democratic or republican, it's your civic duty to get out and vote. many things are at stake with this erection, i encourage you to get out and vote for the candidate that best supports your causes in the future of this nation. >> hi, my name is todd and i'm here supporting bernie sanders. i feel as though he's one of the most important candidates in this field right now. he's the most viable alternative to mainstream politicians. and he has the most progressive ideas that are most important to the country and i would encourage everyone to go out and support bernie if possible. >> the most important issue that the university of toledo college democrats feels important in this election is going to be college tuition, as well as jobs. when college kids go to school, they need to know how they're going to pay for it and afford it, as well as leaving college, what their future is going to look like. who is trying to bring jobs back in

sanders holding an event in toledo ohio tonight. earlier today h h rallied in north ca carolina. he will holdd arimary on tuesday in o high. he dpowsd on supporters and trade and job and celebrating griewfnlg his exainl over the last two years. >> now, when we began our campaign about ten months ago, what the pendants and media serksd well, bernie sanders, interesting guy, he is a nice guy, he coams combs his hair ever so perfectlynd a gq kind attributes, he is not really between you and me, a serious candidate for presidentn >> well, a lot has happened in the last ten months. >> danielle: hillary clinton meananme stepped off the trail for a few showers to join other dignitaries spaig respects to former first lady nancy reagan at her funeral in simi valley california. >>> >> >> lynn: a mayor speaking to just one station aboutut a city hall scandal. the feds raged opa locka city hall as part of a corruption probe and she says the agents aren't'tiving her any answers about what's going on. >> well, certainly it was disturbing to us as a municical ti to see all of, that so many fbi

i'm here in toledo, ohio. i'm here supporting bernie sanders. i feel as though he's one of the most important candidates in this field right now. he's the most viable alternative to mainstream politicians and he has the most progressive ideas that are most important for the country and i would encourage everyone to go out and support bernie if possible. >> the most important issue that the university of toledo college democrats feel is important in this election is going to be college tuition as well as jobs. when college kids go to school they need to know how to pay for it and afford it as well as when they're leaving college whashgs their future's going to look like, what the job market's going to look like, who's trying to bring jobs back into the u.s. and things like that. so as president of the college democrats i feel those are the two biggest issues for an election cycle. >> i was originally going to vote for bernie sanders. however, since i'm not that politically inclined i ended up voting for hillary because she seems more knowledgeable

ed is in toledo, ohio. >> trailing badly in florida, bernie sanders is trying with the 9,000 supporters in tampa. >> we will win! >> in an exclusive interview back stages, sanders declared he has rattled the front-runner and believes he has a narrow path to beat her for the nomination. >> we are going to take this to the convention. we have real momentum behind us. and there are 50 states in the united states of america. >> clinton who was off the trail today attending the funeral of nancy reagan, has a large delegate lead over bernie sanders. and she admitted that she struggled in michigan and is working to come up big. >> of course i would have loved to have won american and i think we may have falling short. >> sanders is setting his sights far beyond next week telling fox, he can catch up by winning state way down the road like california where 546 delegates will be up for grabs on june 7th. >> in our view, i won't tell you it's easy. but we have a path to victory. i think some of the largest states, california, new york, west coast, oregon, hawaii, we think we have a path to victor

the people of ohio's ninth district on navy seal edward byers for his incredible valor and thank the president of the united states for awarding him this week the medal of honor. born in toledoo, raised in grand rapids, ohio, seal team member byers is a credit not only to his service but to the patriotic people who raised him and for his enlistment in the u.s. military. the bravery that he exhibited and the training and readiness hat he exemplified through his valorous service in afghanistan will go down in the annals of american history. he's one of only a handful of seals awarded the medal of honor he handled the ceremony with great dignity and we send our love and congratulations to his wife, to his family, to all those who have the pleasure of knowing this really great american. congratulations, seal member edward byers, you distinguished yourself on behalf of the people of your country and for freedom loving people around our world. thank you so very much, mr. speaker, for allowing me to enter these words in the record and we will have an attachment as well for the congressional record. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentlewoman has expired. for

meet santiago cruise, who is being trained in toledo, ohio to help out continental farmworkers improve their miserable plight. millions of them. 2007, santiago was beaten to death in monterrey, mexico, for trying to root out the corruption in mexico's farm labor contracting. it is an understatement to say there have been no -- has been no justice for farmworkers in the americas, nor has nafta ever been amended to account for the 2 million mexican peasants, uprooted from their small farms, performed the exodus to our nation of undocumented human beings. nafta remains a constant national sacrilege, and with its theims, now pilloried in immigration debate, our nation must renegotiate nafta and other trade deals. deals that treat people like expendable cattle. [applause] >> senator bernie sanders is an honorable man who comes from the people. he has served as the mayor of the largest city of vermont. he has served for 16 years as a u.s. senator, and time and again , his judgment has been proven right. chairman of the senate veterans committee, senator sanders led the effort to double suppo

. >> as we first reported couple of years ago, it all started at this cracker barrel in toledo, ohio. myles in the green hoodie was very excited. he just found $20 in the parking lot. did you start thinking what you could spend it on? >> i kind of wanted to get a video game but then i decided not to. >> he changed his mind when he saw this guy in uniform. soldiers remind me of my dad. so he wrapped the $20 in a note that read "dear soldier, my dad was a soldier. he's in heaven now. i found this $20 in the parking lot when we got here. we like to pay it forward in my family. it's your luck key day. thank you for your service. signed, myles he can court a gold star kid. seam sergeant andy eckert was killed in iraq just five weeks after myles was born. all the kid has ever had are pictures and dog tags. >> this is his wedding ring. >> other people's memories and his own imagination. >> i imagine him as really nice person and somebody that would be really fun. >> the dad he image ins must also love a good story. because after lunch that day, myles asked his mom tiffany to make one more st

over on the democratic side, bernie sanders made stops in raleigh friday and in toledo, ohio, as well to rally supporters in the final days before tuesday's primaries. sanders is hitting on familiar themes including the idea of expanding healthcare for all. meanwhile, hillary clinton attended nancy reagan's funeral friday in simi valley, california, joined by michele obama, barbara bush, rosalynn carter, as well as george bush. and caroline kennedy. clinton is expected to pay a visit to youngstown, ohio, today. come tuesday, 17-year-olds will be allowed to vote in ohio's they turn 18 before of the election. ohio law allows for 17-year-olds general election to vote tuesday, with some limits. secretary of state john husted said they couldn't vote for presidential candidates. friday, a judge granted a >> it's great. i'll be able to go out tuesday and can have big part of my vote >> one person can make a difference and that's their vote or their voice will matter. jonathan: wlwt news 5 will have special coverage as ohio votes tuesday. our live coverage starts at 7:30 when the polls close.

michigan and ohio within the next coming days and weeks. here tomorrow and holding a rally in columbus, and kasich is going to attend a battleground ohio rally scheduled for tomorrow night in toledo. >>> new problems for the pilots who flew a gyrocopter. >> irs is tracking down on fraud and red flags can raise your risk of an audit. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. and we need voters who want safer gun laws and who are disappoi leaders who stand in their way to remember come election time. i share president obama's outrage. it's time we had leaders with the courage to stand up to the nra. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. in the senate, i'll fight for commonsense gun safety, criminal background checks, ban assault weapons. i approve this message because ted strickland will never stand up to the nra. >>> new details released about the scare at the u.s. capitol here last spring. prosecutors said the man who landed that gyrocopter was seconds away from colliding with a delta fligh

. ♪ ♪ the director of the internet there is of toledo in ohio, many have come to my office talking aboutnt to vote for, regardless of democratic or republican, it is your civic duty to get out and vote. any things are at stake with this election, so i courage you to do your research and vote for the candidate that best supports your causes and the future of this nation. >> [indiscernible] we're in the city of toledo talking to ohio primary voters. him a lot of progress ideas that are important to the country and i would encourage everyone to go out and support fobernie, if possible. it will be important to watch college tuition, as well as going to schools and how people afford it,r it and as well as leaving college and what the future will look like, the job market, and to was trying to bring jobs back to the u.s. and things like that, so i things that is one of the big issues during the election cycle. up voting for hillary because she seems more knowledgeable and she has been in the political environment seeing and she has been the innerworkings of the white house and/or everything go

in your experience working with ohio, did governor kasich make toledo's drinking water a priority of his entire administration? >> well, i can tell you that he not only responded quickly in terms of calling out the national guard to get the water out, after the entire scenario had ended, i believe that he actually reached out and -- >> so we can see a stark and dramatic difference between the responsibility of these two states. and i think it's the job of this committee to make sure that the federal government, the state government and the local government are doing all it can and should and is required to do to protect its citizens, correct? >> i agree. >> thank you. so one last thing, i'm about out of time, but quite frankly given this testimony, if governor snyder had reacted to the flint water crisis in the same way in which governor kasich reacted to the toledo water crisis, do you believe it would have made a significant difference to human health and safety in regards to the drinking water situation in flint, michigan? >> i do. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i thank the gentle

bernie sanders made stops friday in raleigh, north carolina and toledo, ohio. rallying supporters in the final days before the tuesday primary. hitting on familiar themes including the idea of expanding health care for all. hillary clinton went to nancy reagan' s funeral on friday with other notables. she is expected to pay a visit in youngstown, ohio. news 5 will have special coverage as ohio votes on tuesday. our live coverage starts at 7:30 in the evening when the polls close. join us for a special edition of a community rally to rebuild a piece of their history, we will tell you about the event that has a celebrity appearance. your live look outside. looking gorgeous on this gr it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous always keep laundry pacs away from children. keep them closed. keep them up. keep them safe. a message from tide jonathan: welcome back. have an emergency meeting to discuss safety after a shooting. there were no parents at the meeting but karin johnson was there along with board members. the superintendent and the public

many things are at stake in this election. >> hello, my name is todd. i am from toledo, ohio. ortant candidate in the field right now. he is a viable alternative to the mainstream candidates. i would encourage everyone to go out and support ernie if possible. >> the most important issue in this election will be college tuition as well as jobs. when college kids go to school, they want to know how they will afford it. as well is future and job market will look like. as president of the college democrats, i think those are the most important issues in the cycle. >> i am not that politically inclined. i went with hillary because she seems more knowledgeable. she has represented my country before as secretary of state. she is 30 seen the inner workings of the white house. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] this is an hour. ♪ thank you. >> the arizona primary is this tuesday, and former president will clinton was in the state this weekend for a get out to vote rally in tucson. he was joined by gabby giffor

in ohio. you are with tom hart, the executive director director of the one campaign and the united states. caller: good morning, tom. guest: good morning. caller: i was watching in toledo, and ipad i would be remiss if i did not mention that there is a candidate for the president of the united states, the governor from ohio, john kasich, who if you remember, worked with by law when congressman kasich championed the effort not to poverty but for aids in africa. it was one of those things where bono got together with congressman kasich in an effort to make sure that he could get in front of other congressmen because i don't think bono was being taken seriously, and there was one of those things that ono got together and there were many stories on it. could you speak on that? you for remembering that. governor kasich is a good friend and remains a good friend of bono and the one campaign. he was there in the early days and i was there as well when congressman kasich, then, helped introduce us to important players around washington and helped us understand how things work in this town, and really made a huge difference in terms of debt relief for the poorest countries as w

bernie sanders file suit to allow the 17 -year-olds to vote.e >> bernie sanders, was in toledo yesterday ahead of the ohio primary on tuesday hopes for a repeat of his surprise victory in michigan, is appealing to blue-collar workers and younger voters.orofor >> he sat down with lesser rate for an interview. people to participate in the political process not make it difficult for them to do so. >> moments before an ohio judge ruled that 17 -year-olds can fill in tuesday's primary, senator bernie sanders sat down for an interview with fox 8 at his toledo rally in. >> the idea that the secretary of state would change the rules for many years t that say if you're going to be a team win the election comes, you should be allowed to participate in the primary, to change those rules, to make it harder for young people to participate think is outrageous.ch >> and a victory for sanders and his young supporters who look for another upset in ohio like in up up michigan. >> i have been one of the leaders in the congress against these trade agreements that causes millions of paying jobsbs clifton's position has been d

over on the democratic side, bernie sanders made stops in raleigh friday and in toledo, ohio, as well to rally before tuesday's primaries. sanders is hitting on familiar themes including the idea of expanding healthcare for all. meanwhile, hillary clinton attended nancy reagan's funeral friday in simi valley, california, joined by michele obama, barbara bush, rosalynn carter, as well as george bush. i didn't see any other president, though. clinton is expected to pay a visit to youngstown, ohio, today. president bill clinton will make a stop in cincinnati to stump for his wife, hillary. he's expected to attend a get out the vote event at the underground freedom center. come tuesday, 17-year-olds will be allowed to vote in ohio's presidential primary, as long as they turn 18 before of the election. ohio law allows for 17-year-olds who will be 18 before the tuesday, with some limits. secretary of state john husted said they couldn't vote for presidential candidates. friday, the judge granted a request of nine 17-year-olds who sued. >> it's great. i'll be able to go out tuesday and can h

in toledo today. both sanders and clinton will take part in a c-n-n forum at ohio state sunday... and will also speak at a democratic fundraiser in columbus that night. we could find out as soon as today, whether 17 year olds will be allowed to vote in next week's presidential primary in ohio.the case affects teens who will be 18 by the time of the november election. ohio's secretary of state says they cannot vote in the presidential primary because they are voting for delegates... rather than the actual candidate. nine 17 year olds in franklin county are suing, saying that violates the state consitution. ohio university's president is stepping down. down.roderick mcdavis will leave at the end of his contract, june 30th of 2017. mcdavis is an alumnus of the university who's served as president for 12 years. we know you haven't left the house yet this morning.but we want to remind you of a monday morning traffic alert. alert.socialville-foster road in deerfield township will be columbia road.it's part of an almost 6 and a half million dollar project to replace the socialville-foste

ohio. he did poorly around cook county in chicago, but in ohio, he did very poorly around cleveland, toledolumbus, and especially in cincinnati. he was down around 10% or 11%. trump tripled his numbers in all of those places. if you're going into big urban areas like pittsburgh, philadelphia, new york city, nassau county, i'm hard hput to see how cruz is going to compete. >> this is where a lot of the primaries are in the northeastern and mid western states. >> why didn't kasich do better in michigan or illinois? why has he gotten crushed except in the home state? ted cruz is not a perfect candidates. >> nobody is a perfect candidate. we can stipulate that. >> but mathematically he can win, and if your view is to deny delegates to donald trump so there can be a fight at the convention -- >> that's not my view. my view is they blow up the rules, they will alienate trump voters. you have to bring those people into the tent. to respond to james and -- >> look, it is rules -- >> what does john kasich have to do to show he can compete. >> the fatal flaw in james' argument is mathematically it's

police officers in toledo, ohio, are using a hand-held camera to ticket speeders without ever having to pull them over. violators would get the ticket in the mail along with a $120 fine. >>> lots of have you been testing out the new d.c. straet car on h street. the district is already looking at expanding the service but before they do, they're hoping to learn something from another city with street cars. news4's adam tuss travelled to atlanta to learn about some of the challenges they're facing with their service. >> reporter: i'm adam tuss in atlanta. why are we in atlanta? well, this fine city just opened its brand new streetcar system about a year ago. we came down here to see of what lessons that the d. system could learn from atlanta. the similarities are all across the board. atlanta's system about 2.7 miles. d.c.'s 2.4 miles. they connect neighborhoods that need to be revitalized, and there are all sorts of issues that atlanta has figured out in this past year that d.c. could learn from. but officials here admit there's still a long way to go with this streetcar system and the

i spent a summer interning at a small paper in toledo, ohio, and just dispositionally what the folks interviewed with, interacted with, what they cared about, not the same as in other states. of course, we talked about ohio as a microcosm of the united states. i don't know if that's always true. there's a distinctive political culture there. it's possible kasich can tap into that in a way that works out for him. of course, it's also possible trump outperforms the polls and ohio wants to make trump great again. we'll see what happens. of course, making predictions is a fool's errand. kasich seems to be in a good place right now. >> quickly to josh before we go to break, josh, betsy so well describing that complexity of midwestern states. it's just not manufacturing. also as she's alluding to this evolution toward technology. see that in michigan, ann arbor, other cities throughout the midwe midwest. they're a little bit of everything. that plays to the stereotype of the midwestern states, of swing states. but maybe, as she says here, it is a john kasich that will resonate in his home

. >> i am here in toledo, ohio. my candidate is the most viable alternative to the mainstream. ut things that are most important to the country. i encourage everyone to go out and support bernie. the most important thing in this collection has to be college tuition, as well as jobs. when college graduates leave school, they don't know how to when they leave college, they don't know what the future is going to look like, who is bringing jobs back, and things like that. i was originally going to vote for bernie sanders. however, since i am not that politically inclined, i ended up going with hillary because she seems more knowledgeable, and she has been in a political environment before, and she has been secretary of state, and she has already seen the inner workings of the white house and how the game goes. coming up next, from "washington journal," a look at the possibility of a brokered or contested convention this summer, when republicans me to vote on a presidential nominee. and a discussion on race in america, with documentary filmmaker ken burns and harvard professor henry

. >> it's happening in toledo, ohio. officers there started using handheld cameras this week. citations will carry $120 fine and tickets will arrive as an >> i tell you, you step outside today and you realize this ain't monday anymore. >> i know. it's not even yesterday. >> no. >> yesterday we were in the 60s, right? crazy. now cold. we had the winds today, winds topped out over 40 miles per hour. blowing around the pollen which by the way the count has been high for the last 24 hours, including a little bit of grass pollen coming along. now we're talking about snow for the end of the week. so a little more than 30 hours away. that really is the next change that you're going to notice here. all right? between 7:00 and 9:00 tomorrow night. as we go from 38 to 37 around 8:00, 9:00 or so snow is going to start, but at 11:00, 36 your temperature. a lot of the snow that falls is going to be melting on area roads, and that is so important. so for the daylight hours tomorrow, for the morning rush, for your afternoon rush i think we're just fine. the weather will have a low impact on

a lively night at a bar in toledo, ohio.llance video shows marquese robbins ordering some drinks from the bartender. the bartender sees him pull out a bag of marijuana. he calls the bouncer over to remove the customer. >> there are cameras up there. i am not going to lose my job over this bull [ bleep ]. get out. >> you gotta go. >> but robbins won't leave. he and the bouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. the bouncer is able to get robbins to

and of course, now he is is here in toledo, ohio, trade message over and over, but the crowd is a littlealler. >> so you've got the five states on tuesday, and before michigan, the sanders campaign looked at the day as more of a day to win delegates, not particularly to get victory, some of the later states they're going to try to win, north carolina, missouri, illinois and ohio. is the campaign thinking that rather than just this be a day of survival and delegate accumulation, they can pick off states that actually get some ws on tuesday? >> i think that there is a sense that to meet their expectations for tuesday, it would be better for them to have at least one, if not more wins on the board. i think the state at this point that they probably feel best about is missouri. he is going to be spending a significant chunk of his weekend in missouri. it's a place where i think they've got a sense that it's a little bit more like some of these other places he has been able to capitalize on. ohio and illinois in particular, possibly the next ones, but of course, the challenge there, again, ap

earlier he drew big crowds at a battleground ohio's event in toledo and said staying positive is the key. >> i will run a positive campaign that shows a vision for america. >> this afternoon kaisch hill a rally in columbus. arnold schwarzenegger announced he is endorsing again for a president. >>> condolences as the nation mourns the death of former she died today from congestive heart failure. she was 94 years old. >>> former president jimmy carter no longer needs to be treated for cancer. the 91-year-old made that announcement at the sunday school class he teaches in georgia. carter had aggressive form of melanoma. doctors will continue to perform scans to ensure the cancer does not return. >>> new details about an effort to end childhood cancer. a head shaving event at the cleveland heights community center raised more than $105,000. at least 150 people cut off all of their hair today for the saint baldrick's foundation. the cancer charity funds research to find cures. >>> we are doing this for the future of childhood cancer. i'm inspired and amazed by their bravery. >>> now, mond

ohio too. @bernie sanders visited toledo @today, in cleveland just last @week. @>> now they are shutting down a @factory remake hillary clinton @continues her plea for ohio but @it's saturday shortly after @town her even begins at 4:00 @p.m.. @an exciting time for cleveland, @ohio and the country. @national news outlet msnbc set @up shop in lakewood to @broadcast shows from the center @of the action in anticipation of @tuesday's primary election. @>> how nice it is to be back in @ohio. @[ cheers & applause ]. @>>reporter: most at stake for @governor kasich a shot of the @president essentially ends if @he can't win ohio. @for information about those @events, times and tickets @please look for the story on @wkyc.com. @we will have you covered all @weekend, with crews at all @events. @>>> a busy weekend thanks, carly @carly. @>>> governor kasich has picked @up another endorsement former @congressman steve latourette to @chose to rally instead of @backing the front runner donald @trump. @on both sides of the aisle says @the presidency is not a place @for job training. @>> allemande left in the race

. >> we are in toledo, ohio, and i am here supporting bernie sanders. i feel he is one of the most important candidates in his field as he is the most viable alternative to mainstream politicians. he has the most progressive ideas that are most important to the country. i would encourage everyone to go support bernie if possible. >> the most important issue that democrats feel is important in this election will be college tuition, as well as jobs. they need to know how they will pay for it, if they can afford it, as well as leaving college. what the job market will look like, who is bringing jobs back to the u.s.. as president of the college democrats, those are the two biggest issues. >> i was going to vote for bernie sanders but as i am not that politically inclined, i ended up voting for hillary because she seems more knowledgeable and has been involved in leadership before. she was secretary of state and has already seen the innerworkings of the white house and how the game goes. >> each week, american history tv's american artifacts visits museums a

data base of key quality measures across the country found metro health and toledo fall below ohio and the national average in patient surveys. >> populations like ours, medicaid populations and uncompensated care, poor people, tend to rate organizations lower. the outcomes are more difficult, compliance issues, all sorts of things. there's been a debate whether be risk adjusted for the type of population you have. >> reporter: metro says its quality care is improving especially in hospital infections. meanwhile, all of the experts we spoke with say the trend of ever increasing salaries for ceos is likely to continue. >>> we know that smoking a bad deed and lack of exercise can contribute to our risk of heart. your job could be a factor as well. they found management and finance professionals have a healthy weight but unhealthy diet. police officers were the worst when it came to high and nearly seven out of ten -- high blood pressure and near. did did they look at news rams? >> i don't know. we inhale food. >> we do. it's gone. >>> we dropped 22 degrees in about four hours. here's the problem. a picture is w

in toledo tomorrow. both candidates will take part in a c-n-n forum at ohio state on sunday... they will also speak at a democratic fundraiser in columbus that same night. this weekend a tri-state tradition continues at the rookwood.the l.i.n.k.s. program will be collecting unwanted or needed musical instruments for those who can not afford them. them.l.i.n.k.s stands for 'lonely instruments for needy kids.' buddy rogers music started working with the college conservatory of music alumni board to collect instruments and then give them to kids who want to learn how to play them, fulfilling a need in musical programs across the cincinnati area.the annual collection weekend takes place at joseph-beth booksellers in rookwood tomorrow and sunday. a man whom police say sold a stolen gun faced a judge this morning.police say donald cox stole the handgun from his uncle on march third... then sold it to someone in camp washington.they say cox admitted to the theft and told them he couldn't get the gun back. cox's bond is set at 25 thousand dollars. we are on our way to a start out with

he grew up in grand rapids, ohio, outside of toledo. lisa: happening today the ohio department of health is holding a zika virus tabletop exercise in columbus. at this meeting, officials want to ensure the state' s readiness at the local and state levels prior to the 2016 mosquito season, which is usually from may to october. zika virus is primarily transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito, though -- been known to be transmitted through sexual intercourse. the virus has also been know to cause birth defects in babies. well it' s that time of year , again graeter' s to reveal , their mystery flavor. mark: we got a special delivery on monday and it was pretty tasty. kyla: graeter' s was nice enough to give us a taste test. and this morning, we can tell you all about it. it is called "cheese crown." and it' s based off of the popular pastry you can also by at graeter' s. we spoke with the man who created the flavor, and he says the cheese crown ice cream will be around as long as there' s a demand for it and people like it. >> f

now come with me to meet mexican citizen santiago cruz, who is tong trained in toledo, ohio help our continental farmworkers improve their miserable plight, millions of them. in 2007, santiago was beaten to death in monterrey, mexico for trying to root out the corruption in mexico's farm lab or contracting. it is an understatement to say there has been no justice for farmworkers in the americas, nor has nafta ever been amended to account for the over 2 million mexican peasants uprooted from their small farms that form the exodus to our nation of undocumented human beings. nafta remains a continental sacrilege and with its victims in the immigration debate, our nation must renegotiate nafta and other trade deals that treat people like expendable chattel. [cheers and applause] marco rubio: -- marcy kaptur: senator bernie sanders is an honorable man who comes from the people. he has served as a mayor of the largest city of vermont that has also endured economic hardship as a u.s. representative for 16 years and a u.s. senator for over a decade. time and again, his judgment has been prove

in toledo later today. both sanders and clinton will take part in a c-n-n forum at the ohio state university on sunday... and will also speak at a democratic fundraiser in columbus that night. former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest today in california. reagan died sunday at her home at the age of 94. she'll be buried next to her husband.. president ronald reagan.. at his presidential museum in simi valley. news will carry the funeral service live for you starting at about two o-clock. this afternoon's episode of general hospital will be moved to monday. we have seen how heroin has ripped families apart across the entire tri-state region. but one community is showing signs of improvement. improvement.colerain township held a public forum on heroin addiction last night to let the community know where they stand. in 2015- both the police and fire departments say they changed the culture within their agencies. their quick response team includes a police officer, paramedic and counselor. they respond to those who have overdosed on heroin. the goal is to get the addicts help so they don't do it ag

in toledo tomorrow. both sanders and clinton will take part in a c-n-n forum at the ohio state university on sunday... and will also speak at a democratic fundraiser in columbus that night. breaking at 11 in fairfield township...two people have been shot on springcrest drive near shady meadows drive. police have not said anything yet about the victims. nine on your side has a crew on the the rain that started today lasted well into tonight. the genius of water on fountain square was soaking even with out the fountain running. with so much rain already today.. what is in store for tomorrow? tomorrow?for that we go to nine first warning chief steve. the clouds will hang around overnight and we could see an isolated shower before the morning commute. at least the temperatures stay mild, near 60 degrees before dropping to the mid to upper 40s by you couldn't ask for a much better start in the big east tournament for xavier. nine on your sides ken broo is here with the rout over marquette. ken. xavier allowed at least 90-points to it's opponents in its last two game.it wasn't going to happen tonight in the

in ohio and one is a downtown cleveland on euclid. supporters are invited to attend the opening at 5 pm this evening. the other office will open in toledo and sanders will make a visit to cleveland this saturday. >>> high school in butler county ohio near cincinnati is back in session today after suit opened fire the cafeteria two days ago, the 14-year-old suspect what before a judge including attempted murder and he pleaded not guilty. police say that he opened fire during lunch injuring for students. >>> thank you. right now we have akron road closure, there is a crash here that brought on a utility pole and it i will tweet out some detours to get around it. the broadway avenue ramp up to 71 s. has been moved to the grassy area and we see no delays on 271 because of that but we are seeing a little bit of slow traffic into downtown, 71 n. and 490 e., a 2 to 3 minute delay. >>> tracking light snow for cold, blustery, otherwise such a today and upper 20s, it will feel like it is in the teens a lot of today. taking a look at the extent forecast there's more snow to try for tomorrow, it will be tomorrow afternoon it's tomorrow evening with

fred is in toledo ohio. we are talking about the arrow -- talking about the heroin epidemic. caller: some of people were on heroin that became impossible to live in that area. one of their biggest clients were college professors. it has always been there. i moved down to toledo. good until we had the collapse. a lot of people lost their homes. we had drug dealers moving to them. been working for the past five years. had so many deals and so many cars being broken into. it is like the walking dead. my 96-year-old father accidentally overdosed on oxycodone. host: is there something you would like to see done in washington or can be done in washington? caller: i have never done any of these drugs. i would never take oxycodone if it was prescribed to me. i accept -- i accidentally lived it for so many years, the drug use is something else. their racism is involved in it, classes him. i know my neighborhood we are lower and middle class working folks. we had to make a big noise to get anything done in our neighborhood. why is it ok for prisons to be a for-profit? manrcerating a sub

he grew up in grand rapids, ohio, outside of toledo. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: good morning. get ready for a wet second half of the day. most places will be close to 50 degrees as the rain arrives by lunchtime. i would expect the first part of the afternoon, showers and thunderstorms in the mix. lunchtime, arrival time of rain. heavy rain and times and thunder and lightning. there is the potential for gusty winds across the southern communities. we transition from rain over to some flurries for the early morning hours on wednesday. tonight, 28. tomorrow on the cool side. kyla: we have seen pretty clear conditions. we do have some construction in northern kentucky near 71, 75. it is scheduled to wrap up around 5:00 this morning. 71, 17 minutes to the lateral. 75, about 17 minutes as well. it is scheduled to wrap up in a few minutes along 275. we will keep you updated on your road conditions. lisa: thank you. let' s get a check on some stories trending this morning. mark: bugatti says it' s about to break the record for the fastest car in the world. the fr