youngstown sheet and tube is such a case. it gets watered down a lot before remember youngstown sheet and tube was a 6-3 decision and there are five opinions in the case. the one that gets cited is not just tiice black opinion. anecdo anecdote. president truman owas so upset y that, that justice black decided to have a party his house, to bring the administration back in harmony with the court. and truman showed up at the party and justice black asked him are things better now. and truman said i'm still angry at that court, but tbourbon is good. >> let's see if we have a few questions. this is from one of our online viewers. it was for representative goodlatte, so i'll ask you. why is no one talking seriously about impeachment? >> i don't know the answer to that. high crimes and misdemeanors is an illusive term. i really don't know the answer. virtually every president is threatened with impeachment at one time or another. i don't know that it's answerable. i would say this. i said earlier, i don't view the obama administrati

youngstown isn't exactly pleasantville. >> well, i mean, it's an issue. italian food in the world. i'll put it up against new york city. but we have an appreciation for food. i talk in the book a lot about my italian grandparents and the life they led. they had a garden. i could tell what we were going to have for dinner by what my grandmother picked out of her garden. that culture is still there. that ethnic culture. so i think we need to reengage that. people in washington think we have this really complicated problem. it's so complex. if we come up with a more complicated solution, we may be able to fix that. this is about getting back to the fundamentals. getting back to, in esance what our country is about. >> the book is called "the real food revolution." congressman, thank you. margaret, i want to point to your article about the race for governor florida. i'll read it. the only race charlie crist and rick scott are winning is the one to be the least liked pair of candidates for governor in the country. find out why in her piece. also look at the la

. >> a young man from youngstown ohio on the tough realityings he is facing while under employed.orbes 30 under 30 summit. i will be browing malala in the first interview since the nobel peace prize. a new push against a national problem. 20% of youth are unemployed and in philadelphia, 13.5% of young adults are without work. philadelphia will be highlighted as a model at the jobless summit on global youth unemployment. what less know ones can the city teach as it wraples with a major chal inj. what's the return been on the investment? >> we have been able to get a lot more young people summer job opportunities as well as expand the programs for year around employment. we have been able to attract federal grants. i made a decision that we have to stay focused on the young people and especially the 16 to 24-year-old cohort and obviously there other young people in the later 20s that were focus on that in particular. especially in the summer, they need that summer job not just for the money. the money is good, but it's also about the experience. it's about building that resume and b

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in youngstown, ohio, a place i know very well. i used to live in that area.s of its own of chronic joblessness. did you find similar themes among the young people you were speaking to that lauren found in nigeria? >> yeah, absolutely. what we found, my partner and i surprising, a lot of systematic problems that young people faced in the great lakes region where we were report, are very similar to other countries. and i think that's something that's not necessarily realized here. in terms of you are ba infrastructu infrastructure, access to resource, educational opportunities, support from family structures, it's lacking for a lot of these young people in america as well. >> lauren, i know one thing you've been writing about is the fact that young people, they don't just want a job. they want something that's actually meaningful. is that sort of a common theme you found? >> sure. common theme everywhere. it sounds cheesy but at the end of the day, we're all not that much different. everybody wants to have a purpose and to contribute to their communities and to

that scott in youngstown, ohio. we are asking who is your canada, and europe thoughts on that slice of america -- your thoughts on that slice of america that are still listed as an decided -- undecided. kim is up next in columbus, ohio. caller: good morning. ohio,lling to say that in he is hiding. he won't do anything. are of the republicans trying to do any debates down here in ohio. anyway, i'm going to vote democrat. he's let them drill in our state , guns could go in our schools and bars. and libraries. it kind of went kind of crazy down here. he's taking all the money out of our schools, gave it to these private schools. i thought private schools were paid with private money. we have all of our counties down where he isally for, constantly going property taxes. i'm going democrat all the way down. we are very motivated. we are coming to the polls. i can't stand seeing this no more. i love this country. and seeing how it is going down, with these silly jokes the republicans are playing, and they have been playin

ollie jones, youngstown, ohio. moem home of the water brothers. 100-years-old today. today, i'm in beautiful connecticut this morning. it is absolutely gore just now back to new york. >> thank you so much. joining us on the couch is kristen. you will spend time with folks in the next hour? >> a new show debuting tonight. a to z. great reviews. >> do you read reviews? >> i don't read reviews. >> ever? really? >> we can read you the set. are you the jynx-type thing? >> i think i just like to focus on my job. yoevenlt becau i don't know, few read the good ones, you have to read them just as much as the bad ones. >> that's good. >> that's fun. have a good time with these folks. what else do have you coming up? >> how do you feel about disciplineing other >>> good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon with breaking news. the alameda county public health department has just confirmed the first case of enterovirus d-68 in alameda county. the virus may be causing paralysis in children across the country, but this is the first case in the bay area and only the se