tammy mckay, full-time lifetime resident of wilmington. she and her husband were both unemployed at different points and had a hard time making ends meet and had to use the retirement funds just to keep their home. and dennis, a senior at ohio state university. concerned about job prospects when he graduates at the end of the quarter as you can imagine. so we're going to start with devon and give the speaker the first question of the session. >> it's a horn to speak with you, you touched a little earlier on trying to turn the united states into the number one manufacturer in the world and i just wondered if you could, please, elaborate how you'll go about doing that a little bit. >> replace the environmental protection agency with an environmental solutions agency. epa is part of the biggest job killer that ohio faces. you look what they want to do 80% of your electricity comes from coal burning plants they would turn ohio into an industrial wasteland and i'm for 100% expensing all new equipment and retraining people to use the new equipme

we are inside this massive abandoned plant at wilmington airport. three years ago this million square foot facility was buzzing with activity. 6,000 people worked in this building. now it is empty and all of those jobs are gone. unfortunately wilmington isn't the only town in america's heartland who is having to struggle and trying to come up for hair. millions of americans have lost their jobs and all americans are struggling with gas prices that struggle upward. during tonight's forum we will be asking the republican candidates for president how they plan on addressing unemployment as well as jump starting the stalling economy we have not just here in ohio but all across america. before we introduce the candidates and our panel of experts here is a closer look at the history of this facility. >> at 2200 acres bloomington air park is the largest privately owned airport in the united states. originally an air force base the property was bought by airborne express in 1979 and converted into a hub for the national delivery service. for the next 24 yea

now from the wonderful community of wilmington,

we are inside this massive abandoned plant at wilmington airport. three years ago this million square foot facility was buzzing with activity. 6,000 people worked in this building. now it is empty and all of those jobs are gone. unfortunately wilmington isn't the only town in america's heartland who is having to struggle and trying to come up for hair. millions of americans have lost their jobs and all americans are struggling with gas prices that struggle upward. during tonight's forum we will be asking the republican candidates for president how they plan on addressing unemployment as well as jump starting the stalling economy we have not just here in ohio but all across america. before we introduce the candidates and our panel of experts here is a closer look at the history of this facility. >> at 2200 acres bloomington air park is the largest privately owned airport in the united states. originally an air force base the property was bought by airborne express in 1979 and converted into a hub for the national delivery service. for the next 24 yea

i got to tell you, i love wilmington. what a nice, nice community. great people, a clean and wholesome town. it's been a delight to be here. let's get to questions. mike, you live in this community. i'm going to let you have the first question for governor romney. >> thank you. governor romney, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> unfortunately, the other panel member, dave and i have something in common. i lost my son in iraq in 2003. and i have a lot of family members that also served and you say you won't cut benefits for any of these heros returning. will you increase them? and if so, how? >> michael, first let me express my respect and admiration for you and for your family and for the sacrifice of your son. >> thank you. >> it is -- it's something one can imagine, but one can't really feel like i know your family feels it tonight and i appreciate that sacrifice. >> thank you. >> no greater sacrifice for no greater country. thank you. we have a debt of gratitude to those who serve this country and for those who come back wounded in particu

i got to tell you, i love wilmington. what a nice, nice community. great people, a clean and wholesome town. it's been a delight to be here. let's get to questions. mike, you live in this community. i'm going to let you have the first question for governor romney. >> thank you. governor romney, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> unfortunately, the other panel member, dave and i have something in common. i lost my son in iraq in 2003. and i have a lot of family members that also served and you say you won't cut benefits for any of these heros returning. will you increase them? and if so, how? >> michael, first let me express my respect and admiration for you and for your family and for the sacrifice of your son. >> thank you. >> it is -- it's something one can imagine, but one can't really feel like i know your family feels it tonight and i appreciate that sacrifice. >> thank you. >> no greater sacrifice for no greater country. thank you. we have a debt of gratitude to those who serve this country and for those who come back wounded in particu

now from the wonderful community of wilmington,

welcome to wilmington ohio. it dovetails on the back of devons. you spoke about more jobs less debt and a smaller government. how do you propose to do that with a divided government? >> the best thing i can do for jobs is make america the most attractive place in the world for investors entrepreneurs and job creators. when you have the head of coca-cola say as he did the other day the business environment in china is friendlier than the business environment here you know we have problems. from regulations to energy policy, the tax policy, i am going to get america more attractive for jobs. number two shrinking the government. we are going to eliminate programs send a lot of programs back to state and the private sector to run more efficiently with less fraud and abuse. number 3 i talk about getting ourselves out of the debt and deficits we have, we have to have a president willing to tackle the big issues. the national balance sheet is medicare and social security. not for current people but for devon, he doesn't know what the deal is as he is get

i want to go back to wilmington. you come back to new york, i'll go to wilmington, because we had >>> republican presidential candidate rick santorum has surged from fromd back of the pk and the side of the stage to be seriously challenging mitt romney for the nomination. but with the status comes the scrutiny, and his critics say he's not sensitive to issues important to women. the former pennsylvania senator and the woman who knows him best, his wife, cairp, joi kares from wichita, kansas. senator, good to have you and karen. thank you for joining me today. >> thank you, governor. >> senator, the young man who was with us in ohio, one of the concerns he had was the question that you raised about barack obama and people, and i think you iewf the ter used the term . look. having been candidate, we all go out on the campaign trail, we say things we wish we hadn't said or we wished we would have said them differently. is there anything out there that you wish you could walk back and do that a little differently. >> my

i want to go back to wilmington. you come back to new york, i'll go to wilmington, because we had a blast there. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, former senator rick santorum and his lovely wife karen join us. we'll have a great conversation uu them. >>> republican presidential candidate rick santorum has surged from fromd back of the pk and the side of the stage to be seriously challenging mitt romney for the nomination. but with the status comes the scrutiny, and his critics say he's not sensitive to issues important to women. the former pennsylvania senator and the woman who knows him best, his wife, cairp, joi kares from wichita, kansas. senator, good to have you and karen. thank you for joining me today. >> thank you, governor. >> senator, the young man who was with us in ohio, one of the concerns he had was the question that you raised about barack obama and people, and i think you iewf the ter used the term . look. having been candidate, we all go out on the campaign trail, we say things we wish we had

i got to tell you, i love wilmington. what a nice, nice community. great people, a clean and wholesome town. it's been a delight to be here. let's get to questions. mike, you live in this community. i'm going to let you have the first question for governor romney. >> thank you. governor romney, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> unfortunately, the other panel member, dave and i have something in common. i lost my son in iraq in 2003. and i have a lot of family members that also served and you say you won't cut benefits for any of these heros returning. will you increase them? and if so, how? >> michael, first let me express my respect and admiration for you and for your family and for the sacrifice of your son. >> thank you. >> it is -- it's something one can imagine, but one can't really feel like i know your family feels it tonight and i appreciate that sacrifice. >> thank you. >> no greater sacrifice for no greater country. thank you. we have a debt of gratitude to those who serve this country and for those who come back wounded in particu

now from the wonderful community of wilmington,

i want to go back to wilmington. to new york, i'll go to wilmington, because we had a blast there. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, former senator rick santorum and his lovely wife karen join us. we'll have a great conversation we'll have a great conversation with them. time out. sweet. [ female announcer ] with charmin ultra soft, you can get that cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft is designed with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent and you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ♪ ah. [ female announcer ] we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more pcessed flakes look nothing like natural grains. i'm eating what i kn is better nutrition. mmmm. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself. >>> republican presidential candidate rick santorum has surged from fromd back of the pk and the side of the stag

i got to tell you, i love wilmington. what a nice, nice community. great people, a clean and wholesome town. it's been a delight to be here. let's get to questions. mike, you live in this community. i'm going to let you have the first question for governor romney. >> thank you. governor romney, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> unfortunately, the other panel member, dave and i have something in common. i lost my son in iraq in 2003. and i have a lot of family members that also served and you say you won't cut benefits for any of these heros returning. will you increase them? and if so, how? >> michael, first let me express my respect and admiration for you and for your family and for the sacrifice of your son. >> thank you. >> it is -- it's something one can imagine, but one can't really feel like i know your family feels it tonight and i appreciate that sacrifice. >> thank you. >> no greater sacrifice for no greater country. thank you. we have a debt of gratitude to those who serve this country and for those who come back wounded in particu

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i want to go back to wilmington. go back to new york and i'll go back to wilmington. there. >> coming up, former senator rick santorum and his lovely wife karen join us. we'll have a lovely conversation with him. stay with us. (applause). >>> republican presidential candidate rick santorum has surged fromd (applause) >> republican senator rick santorum challenging mitt romney for the nomination, with the status comes scrutiny and say he's not in with issues to women. t rick santorum and the woman who knows him best, his wife karen. join us. [applause]. >> thank you, governor. >> mike: senator, the young man who was with us in ohio, one of the concerns he had with the question that you raised about barack obama and people and i think you used the term be snob. look, having been a candidate we've been on the campaign trail and we said things we wished we hadn't said or differently. is there anything out there you would love to walk back ab say, well, let me do that differently. >> my wife after she heard that comment, she said, rick, his comment might have been snobbish

wilmington. yes, we can hear you. go ahead. wilmington, delaware. we're going to move on. looking at sights and sounds from the supreme court and we are awaiting the release of the audio of the oral arguments. should be in the next 45 minutes or so. and then on this network you'll be able to hear how the argument went with the justices questioning the three reporter -- excuse me, three attorneys arguing the case. next up is houston. this is eric, republican. go ahead. >> thank you, c-span. a couple of points i'd like to make. first, there has been a couple of references to christianity and the health care debate that we're -- argument that we're having on a national scale. first of all i always find it entertaining if not humorous that whenever the left liberals, progressives, socialists, wish to impose their beliefs on someone, for the government to dig deeper into our pockets or impose their values on the rest of the country, then they want to go to the bible and somehow say that this is a christian ethic, that if we do not enact this law who are born general christians

back at the scene, trooper harker radios for backup. >> 587, wilmington. get me some units out here. the subject in the suburban has fled the scene. i have another subject out on foot. shots have been fired. >> the dispatch goes out, and another wilmington police dash cam shows an officer heading into an office park where the chevy suburban is reportedly parked. as that officer pulls in, one of the suspects opens fire and hits this police cruiser and then takes off on foot. the two suspects are identified as chayne and chevie kehoe. they both manage to elude law enforcement that day. but four months later, on june 16th, 1997, chayne turns himself in. his brother, chevie, is arrested the next day. turns out the brothers are founders of an anti-government white supremacist group. >> they were in the area providing some training to the local aryan groups and that they were also somewhat on the run. >> incredibly, police also learn chevie kehoe is a suspect in the murders of an arkansas gun dealer and his family. in 1998, chevie kehoe is sentenced to three lif

february 15th, 1997, wilmington, ohio. state police trooper john harker is on highway patrol. with 11 years on the force's drug interdiction unit, harker has been involved in some of the riskiest and most high profile arrests in the state. >> we worked in southwestern ohio with the intention of apprehending folks engaged in criminal activities, felony activities, drugs, stolen property, that type of enforcement. >> trooper harker's day starts like any other, he pulls over a driver going under the speed limit and whose 1977 blue chevy suburban is missing a front license plate. >> so i had to call the patrol post in wilmington and have a dispatcher run that. the license plate did match, at least the appearance of that vehicle, but that it was expired. >> but for now this seems like it will be nothing more than a routine traffic stop. >> good afternoon, gentlemen. a visual scan of the vehicle as i walked up appeared that they were doing construction. there were soiled jackets and heavy garments to wear outside in the weather. >> do you have i.d. with you? >> no, sir, i don't. >>

they're not just in wilmington anymore. and that's a move that i think will pay off big time, especially since emerging markets make up a third of the company's sales. so it's no wonder the company can grow earnings at a 10% clip long term. what does surprise me is the fact that the stock trades at a measly 11 times next year's earnings, average stock trades of 14. you think this stock is worth less than the average stock? dupont is a technology company. it's easy to understand why this one deserves a much higher multiple than just the s&p's 14 times earnings. here's the bottom line. dupont is not a stodgy old chemical company with a juicy yield. it's one of the most innovative firms i have ever seen. i think dupont will force the market to view it as a technology company and that means the stock could go much, much higher. even with a slower china and a u.s. housing market that is just beginning to rebound. stay with cramer. >> announcer: coming up, perfectly tailored? a highly doubted retail stock soared after blowing awa

-- i'm sorry, the jacksonville, north carolina, to the wilmington v.a. after a four-year waiting list. so after waiting for four years, i finally was able to see them and at the first appointment they said, i'm so sorry, there isn't a sexual response coordinator or anything like that, but you can go to fayetteville. knowing that was my resource, i kind of made somewhat of a scene. just said you need to get someone here and you need to do it now. so they did and i had my first appointment. but, yeah, i was pretty dominant and forceful when saying you need someone here, this isn't fair. i had my first appointment two fridays ago, yes. >> thank you, everyone, for coming. and we appreciate yont >>> on washington journal tomorrow morning, we'll be joined by representative paul brown a republican from georgia to discuss the super tuesday my mare -- primary results and gas prices. and you can call in and you can call in with your questions on foreign policy. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day. on c-span2 saturday, jeffrey rosen on the history of t

it made four runs into wilmington. luck ran out on the fifth attempt when spotted well out to sea by the armed, army transport ship. fulton. more about that in a minute. hulled by the fulton's second shot, the unarmed ship, rounded to and dropped her flag in token of surrender. now the experience of the ship was a kind of metaphor for confederate blockade running generally. despite several successful and very profitable voyages, she ended up, after all, a prize of the yankees. her number of successful runs, four, turns out to beep the average number of successful runs for blockade runners in the south-atlantic coast. and even with her eventual loss, and the loss of that last cargo, the initial runs that she made, yielded a substantial profit for her owners. of course, every ship that escaped through the blockade as it did four times, was fodder for the opposition newspapers. in the north. who attacked the navy -- and secretary wells in particular -- james gordon bennett, publisher/editor of the new york herald, a virul

southward, low 60s, more 50s to the east in wilmington, dover and york. temperatures should reach in the low 60s. it will be a cold start. clouds increasing through the day. i think a decent start. oxford 63 and 61 in chestertown site of the big conference. clear across maryland and clear across the east. as we look out to the north and west, we do find a small system beginning to get its act together. it will bring the chance for showers into early saturday for at least a few hours. then the cloud cover from the system could actually stay in the area through saturday, so maybe not a lot of sun saturday but the rain will be done by midday at the latest. almost a chap stick kind of night and temperatures falling. overnight we expect to go to 37 under clear skies as the winds diminish. tomorrow your two-degree guarantee. 62 but clouds building late in the day. these showers not for your friday evening but rather for your daybreak early saturday morning. the showers will relent. we're looking at a decent sunday. next week warming up again, back in the mid-70

wilmington place near second street. the eight-inch water main broke this evening and at least 100 homes have been affected. the repairs could take another four al worst. also please investigate and crashed that knocked out power to homes and businesses overnight in fairfax. car crashed into a utility pole on the highway and village drive, knocking down wires and sparking a fire. one person injured. the fairfax county government has discussed operating on backup power allow hours this morning. a manhunt in fairfax county after a violent attack that left a quiet community shaken. a young woman was dragged into the woods on commonwealth boulevard in fairfax wednesday night to. authorities are searching for the man behind this. jummy olabanji spoke with worried local residents. >> you feel very safe around here. >> linda jackson lives off commonwealth boulevard where the sexual assault occurs. -- occurred. >> i was up that night walking the dog and our neighbor told us. pretty shocking. >> 10:00 wednesday night a man grabbe

wilmington, 48 degrees and you don't have to go too far to the west to find temperatures at this hour at or above 60 degrees and that is 63 in nashville; 70, st. louis and often get their temperature the next day if it's a west wind and that is more of a south wind. 71 for little rock and dallas, 78 in amarillo and some real warm temperatures on the map and as we look at the temperature friend the -- trend the next four days, we'll be able to sample the 60s and some 70s to the south and that arm high ispo and above it tomorrow at 63 and that is a nice, mild day and warm for thursday, 68 and you will enjoy both of the days very much. friday, not a bad temperature and that is going to rain in the morning, though, some spots, west and south and looking at a half an inch of rain and more like a quarter of an inch of rain in the district and that is cooler for saturday, the front coming through and will knock the temperatures back to reality on saturday and with that temperature of 50. the weekend right now is looking cooler and some good news for super tuesday voters. in two days, we expe

wilmington.ose this particular location. >> it makes a lot of sense, greg, because we are in a facility that is about a million square feet. a billion dollars investment. and dhl built it, employed thousands of people and then walked away from it. a billion dollars. 9,000 plus people lost their jobs in a town of about 12,000 people. it is in many ways sort of the -- maybe the post card of what has happened to american jobs in the heartland. a very significant setting to show we have lost a lot of jobs and there is a lot of human hurt in america right now. >> indeed. what are you going to be asking the candidates tonight, governor? >> well, one of the things, greg, that we want to focus on is jobs and the economy. how do we put people back to works in plants like this old dhl plant in wilmington, ohio. what we are looking for is substance. the candidates cannot attack each other and cannot even mention each 84. it will be a different kind of environment to see do they have the pas capacity to answ

were four more every 80 secs and they were seen here in d.c., north to buffalo, new york, south to wilmington, carolina, and west to charleston, west virginia. a lot of people talking about the rocket contrails earlier today. mission accomplished, nasa. good work. the temperatures last night, very cold as expected. and not a hard froze everywhere, but certainly was for hagerstown and frederick. gaithersburg to 27; d.c. dropped to 34; quantico got a break at 38 degrees and annapolis, 39 and a cold night. we recovered to 55 degrees and which is average, below average. the average is 60 degrees. good news, it won't be as cold tonight, although the air is still very dry, and minus the big winds. we may see temperatures fallling into the mid-30s in some spots. the three-day planner, though, it's too cold story you? 55 degrees today and how about 72 tomorrow? the tradeoff is that we'll probably have a few showers around and some afternoon thunderstorms. not widespread, not expected to be severe, but dooley noted, take your umbrella if you're going to be out tomorrow. thursday's temperature, 65 degr

more of the same in wilmington as you head over into delaware and also salisbury coming in at zero. so this is a bad morning, dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 for the entire viewing area. so, right now these temperatures coming in at 57 degrees. so they are well above average. we are mild once again but we're also muggy out there. so 61 in dc, 55 easton now. and the satellite and radar picking up on the low-level clouds and they are going to be difficult to scour out as we go through the remainder of the morning. so by the afternoon we should be seeing a few peaks of sunshine. more sunshine than what we got yesterday because the cloud deck isn't that low this morning. so we look at your future trend and the fact is, we still have the chance for maybe a couple of isolated showers or storms to pop up as we go into the afternoon. that will be the scenario even as we go into friday. then the big batch of rain moves in for the weekend. a very slow mover. for today, i'm going with 74 degrees. if we get more sunshine in here this will be higher, if we get less sunshine that could b

again a recipe with light wind at times clearing skies, and humidity around 100% in spots like wilmingtonnd frederick. will could be patchy fog at daybreak tomorrow. overall the pattern is this. yes very warm, unusually so. we will be just as warm for the first day of spring there. is cold air, show you the big picture. cold air trapped to it the west. a huge dip in the jet stream, down through arizona and el paso texas even at 38 tonight. that's texas. you see back here across the east we are still in the mid60's. the cold air is out there. it's not like everybody is warm but -- the coast including baltimore is and as lodge as we have the high pressure off to the east that will keep a warm southerly return flow and that will mean a warm stretch in to the week here. temperatures can warm up more significantly by thursday and friday, as we put the trend in motion just hit or miss, isolated showers, both tomorrow and into wednesday. almost not enough to put in the forecast but to the west a new boundary that will take a long time getting here but when it comes in by the end of the week we c