about niles, ohio, or struthers, ohio, or youngstown, ohio or warren, ohio, is that you don't just get raised by your parents. you get raised by the community. and so i'm here because of the coaches and in niles little league, mr. leonard who lived next door who was the head coach, kicked me in the rear end when i needed it. kicked me in the rear end when i didn't need it. the coaches in the little league, the teachers at our lady of mt. carmel. the teachers at kennedy high school. it was a community effort to raise a kid. and i believe that that's what we need to get back to in the united states of america. [ applause ] >> where it's okay for us to say i care about you, i love you, i'm going to want to help you and i'm going to do everything in my power to help you do what you have to do. i think that's important today for us to acknowledge that. we stand here today on april 6th, 2019, a divided country. as you know. and we've been divided for a long time. and that division has prevented us from being able to be the best that we could possibly be and we could go back to the stories of

experiment but the state of ohio the people of the state of ohio should be appalled and what was done here today in their neighbors. i. believe that's exactly what. i don't know what this means going forward maybe the governor is rightly appalled at what just happened and decides that he's going to start a reprieve. or commuting sentences or you know i don't know. the only failure is you as a lawyer want to buy his a saw so you should perish the same way typical lawyer. loto know people pretty straight and blows their own in an opinion when i can and cannot point to your own reaction the results are in the experiment was a fail and i think we're talking about exactly what we argued dennis mcguire was going to suffocate to death and that that was going to be terrifying and horrifying for him to experience. they need terror of watching my day suffer loss of more than eighteen the. know what cruel and unusual punishment is when this is nearly every joy sister says she knows her sister suffered terror in pain when she was raped sodomized choked and killed by dennis mcguire she says he was

youngstown, ohio. this is 25 minutes. ♪ >> first, thanks to my family for allowing me to do this. [applause] and i'm running for president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] i first want to say thank you to everybody that is here today for giving me this amazing opportunity and i want to thank you for 45 and three quarters years, i'm hanging on. for the opportunity to represent you in the united states congress. at the end of the day on the kid from niles, ohio. [applause] >> and the beautiful thing about niles, ohio, or youngstown, ohio, you don't just get raised by your parents. you don't just get raised by your parents. you get raised by the community. and so i am here because of the coaches of the niles little league, mr. leonard who lives next door who is the head coach, kicked me in the rear end when i needed it, takes me in the rear end when i didn't the , coaches in the little league, the teachers at our lady of mount caramel, the teachers at kennedy high school, it was a

north east ohio is either up or we are getting up. ohio is either up or we are getting up. the united states we are either up or we are getting up. help me do this. i need your help and support. i need your love and your voice. let's take back the white house. ♪

[applause] and the beautiful thing about struthers, ohio or youngstown, ohio, or warren, ohio is that you don't just get raised by your parents. you get raised by the community. because of thee mr.hes in little league, leonard who lived next door who was the head coach can make it to the rear end when i needed it, kicked me in the rear end when i didn't, the coaches in the little league, the teachers at our lady of mount caramel, the teachers at kennedy high school, it was a community effort to raise a kid. and i believe that is what we need to get back to in the united states of america. [applause] where it is ok for us to say, i care about you, i love you, i am going to want to help you and i am going to do everything in my power to help you do what you have to do. i think that is important today for us to acknowledge that. we stand here today on april 6, 2019, a divided country, as you know. and we have been divided for a long time, and that division has prevented us from being able to be the best that we can possibly be, and we can go back to the stories of black monday in youngst

northeast ohio is either up or we are getting up. ohio is either up or we are getting up. the united states, we are either up or we are getting up. help me do this. i need your help. i need your support. i love -- i need your love. let'go [applause and cheers] ♪ i won't back down no, i won't back down you could stand me up at the gates of hell but i won't back down and i'll stand my ground won't be turned around and i'll keep this world from dragging me down got to stand my ground and i won't back down heythere ain't no easy way out hey yeah i'll stand my ground and i won't back down well, i know what's right i got just one life in a world that keeps on pushing me around but i'll stand my ground and i won't back down hey baby easy way out hey yeah i'll stand my ground and i won't back down ♪ hey baby out ain't no easy way hey yeah ♪ rep. ryan: how you doing? how are you? >> ♪ there ain't no easy way out hey yeah and i'll stand my ground and i won't back down and i won't back down ♪ >> can i get a picture with you? >> yeah, of course. [indiscernible] >> anybody go

as the state of ohio prepared to use. lethal injection for the first time for dennis mcguire six accused in his attorneys argued this week that he would suffer from a condition known as hunger. attorney unsuccessfully challenge the two drug protocol in federal court this week. he's going to start to obstruct right away looking for his head coming up. there may be vomiting he's not going to agree he's we trying to move he's going to try to clear the obstruction let me see yours is one of the things that's been mentioned i don't remember if there's a strap across the head you should be able to see the muscles tense in that you know you release intensity releasing you know it's more than one doctor who thinks it's quite possible that he still could be alive that five minutes or. because. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to try to be cross it's like look for three in the morning can't be good good i'm interested always in

ohio is a crucial state on the electoral map. what do you feel you know about appealing to ohio voters which would translate across the electoral map. what is it that ohio teaches democratic politicians about how to win hearts and minds? >> that the entire ball game is about economic security. it is about having dignify jobs. they want retirement security. they want to work hard and not go home and stare at the ceiling and worry about whether or not their kids will have health care or make the bills this month. that's the reality of it all. and it is important for us to be a big tent party and talk about all of the justice issues that are out there. we have to do both. if we are going to win and rebuild that blue wall, it is going to be around economic security. we have the highest stock market we've ever had. we have the lowest employment. 40% or 50% of the american people can't withstand a $400 or $500 emergency. that's disgraceful in the united states. i am going to change that as president. we'll have a laser light focus on r

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northeast ohio is either up or we are getting up. ohio is either up or we are getting up. the united states, we are either up or we are getting up. help me do this very i need your help and support and love. i need your voice. it's go take back the white house. [applause] let's go take back the white house. [applause] ♪ down't back i won't back down you could stand me up at the gates of -- but i won't back down th i'll stand my ground i won't be turned around and all keep this world from dragging me down going to stand my ground and i won't back down hey baby there ain't no easy way out hey, i will stand my ground and i won't back down right know what's i got just one life on pushingthat keeps me around but i'll stand my ground and i won't back down hey, baby out --te no easy way there ain't no easy way out groundwill stand my down won't back ♪ >> how you doing? >> how are you? >> good to see you, buddy. thank you. how are you? rep. ryan: thank you. thank you. >> hey, my man. >> we are leaving this event to and noe jewish coalition meeting in las vegas where president

. >> congressmen tim ryan of ohio will launch his presidential campaign at a rally in youngstown, ohio. you can watch that at 2:00 p.m. on c-span, online at c-span.org, or using the free c-span radio app. tonight, u.s. supreme court justice clarence thomas speaking at pepperdine university law school. he talks about his selection process for clerks and his views on the role of faith in the judiciary and any possible retirement plans. you can watch the event tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online, and on the free c-span radio app. journal,washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, former homeland

i can win pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, wisconsin. people know that and they want to be donald trump and they want to nominate somebody who can beat him. we do not need to be the party of or. we can be the party of and. we can talk about important social justice issues important for democratic society. make sure there is not structural racism and inclusion and all of that and have a bold economic plan in the united states. david: can the democrats win with medicare for all? is that a winning proposition? rep. ryan: i think some version of a public option for people to be able to get affordable -- i do notth care know if that is the exact nomenclature, but the underlying value is a winner. guy: it seems like there -- david: it seems like there are a couple of alternatives -- improve and fix obamacare. bernie sanders said i'm not interested in fixing obamacare, i want a new plan. if you have to choose, which one makes more sense? rep. ryan: i think we need to move toward a medicare for all style system. the question is what are the step

[video clip] >> the president was in ohio ohio, weeks ago, lima, the airport to the tank. there were people lined up on tn the intersections. we went by an elementary school, and it was like apple pie. in our state, and we are considered one of the key bellwether states in determining president, the next i think he won by 10. sophia tesfaye, politics editor for salon.com, your perspective. guest: i actually agree with the congressman. i think there is plenty of evidence that democrats come of the state of ohio is pretty red. you really -- you don't need ohio. you can still have wisconsin, pennsylvania -- host: michigan. guest: michigan, there you go. they are not exactly like ohio. put them together. with these gm closures and an candidate,mocratic they have to insight enough people to turn out. to turnant your base out, or will you try to vote, get independents to come out? -- as far as a long, democratic debate, i do not think democratic voters want to play the game in 2016. way, and our podcast, "the weekly," we focused on the history of the electoral college. you can d

i feel i can bring ohio and pennsylvania and michigan. i think we can put a bunch of other things in place what i noticed when i went to iowa they have the same exact problem in challenges that we have. people don't have access to good manufacturers. downtowns are diminished and we need those revitalized. so i will just go heavy into the rural areas because that is all part of unifying the country. >> you talk a lot about youngstown but what about the campaign quick. >> you have no choice. [laughter] and you had that resiliency in this community we have to pull everybody together. it will not be easy but we have to come together. >> you said it a bunch of different times to a bunch of different people there is some version you can have the best plan that you want or whatever provision but to be brilliant. and every project that has been done american-made, every single thing we have done. the port authority, and to have that technology. [inaudible conversations] so yes it brings the country together. so to talk about climate change, econo

ohio asident was in couple weeks ago. in lyme, ohio. the airport over to the tank plant is a few miles. there --e right over on the ride over there, there were people lined up on the roads, people in the intersections. we went by a little elementary school. it was apple pie, like the kids with the teachers waving, thumbs up. signs. we're state and considered one of the key bellwether states for kind of determine whog is going to be is going to be the next president, i think he wins by 10. who thethink it matters democrats nominate. >> what about those other wisconsin?higan, can he hold it there too? some of the polls show him losing popularity. have his policies resonated enough in those states to hold him this time? >> i think so. i really do. you know, in this town, washington or new york or some of the -- certain places, i they -- i don't think people fully appreciate what folks in west central, and areasral ohio like that across the country, how they like the fact that the president is a fighter. they like the fact that taxes are cu

very great season at ohio state. that one season he was there. if you ask haskins himself he will tells you he'ot a lot to offer. he also can't wait to play for the home team, as well. he's got a lot of people excited from us all the way down to and his family. everyone hoping that he'll puts the team on the track to a super bowl win very soon, guys. back inside to you. >> now you're sounding like a true skins fan talking about the super bowl before he's even played a game. a lot riding on his shoulders. i am hoping for the best for this young man. you know what i amean? layer we really needed. thank you,n justi finch. >> reporter: absolutely. >>> 5:10. if you ever played baball, you know the phrase "keep your eye on the ball." a former nationals player learned when you're on the field you should keep an eye out forr otheings. several mascots running around the bases during the rockies game. daniel murphy started walking out on to the field -- hey -- - what >> how did you miss that? >> walked right into the path of the giant toothbrush and a toot

person having a young can youngstown, ohio that win ohio, michigan and wisconsin is something that is going to get them. them toy asking for listen to me and get a chance. what we can do naturally around technology and incubators and new economy stuff, i think people will be excited. [indiscernible] >> you cannot be overly to the toxic environment that may be around. you have to find a way to be connected. don't be immersed in it. you have to be brave. >> thank you. putting a boxer in charge of the defense department might not be the best idea. thank you, thank you. you got it, coach, thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> what is your mom say when you said you were going to this? >> she got really nervous. >> we are going to leave this to you can find our coverage online on the span.org. the house is about to javelin -- gavel in for speeches. bill debate starts at 4:45. as leaders give members extra time to return from their home districts for the last week of work for the spring recess. bills today, authorizing funding for local water projects and approving a seven state agr

he won states that had been hit hard by globalization in the midwest plus pennsylvania and ohio. these states traditionally vote democrat but he managed to carry them by attacking globalization and china and his campaign speeches without the states that have lost out because of globalization it's impossible to understand donald trump success. for. president trump has clearly abandoned the principles of free trade in favor of tariffs and trade wars but free trade has never really been free. for. everyone's talking about free trade right now. but free trade does not exist it never has existed. there's always an element of protectionism in trade policy. this is just sometimes more concealed in some cases than others. i don't think it would be a good idea in the long term for world trade to develop into a sort of jungle where the u.s. china and the e.u. subsidies and protectionism to compete with each other. well trade may not be fair but now more than ever one rule seems to govern survival of the fittest for example in africa where the u.s. and china are expanding their trade presen

that's what i do on behalf of the folks in the 4th district of ohio. that's what i told them i was going to do. and i think that's what they expect of me. i appreciate when people do it. >> you wanted the job that kevin mccarthy has as leader. how is he doing? >> he is doing a good job. the support he has given us on the oversight committee. we have a great staff and great members on the oversight committee and we are in the middle of the fight. he has been very supportive of us and i appreciate that. that's part of the team we are trying to build in the oversight committee and having the leader help you out on that. >> thank you for coming. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> we are back after our conversation with our conversation with republican . ngressman jim jordan susan and i wanted to talk about larger politics, because mr. jordan contends that the path that the democrats are taking is no

twenty fifteen nobody's going to die in ohio of execution and if you would have told me. two three years ago when i was staring at the execution scheduled it was every sixty days. the changes that have been made the execution schedule. that i have a little bit more time with my family and writing. it was nice as the first delivery where he was in that somewhere else both mentally and physically he now worrying about work or impending execution so it's a nice break. but i have to object i was physically both of the other birds. who were doing paperwork but i was there physically present yet my mom was locking me on behalf of a lot you were working right but i was there with me. the variable. this is an election twenty sixteen special the state attorney just baked for the first time in. northeast florida voters are getting ready to make a choice about the area's top prosecutor the incumbent state attorney angela corey has gained national attention prosecuting several high profile cases which have also made her own lightning rod for criticism you know two of her former prose

i asked him, ryan, if he could win ohio in a general election? a place democrats and republicans alike wonder what democrats' chances here as demographic slide more conservative in a place donald trump won in 2016. ryan thinking he'll put in place states like ohio and pennsylvania that puts them on the electoral map. he's getting in late. as you said, 17th member of this field. getting into 2016 number categories right now. it's a question if he can stand out. he's going iowa tomorrow to begin making that pitch. really it's going to be a question can he stand out and does that message resinate in a primary and a general election. >> you didn't see it, but we left enough room on the graphic to add more it, over 17. still another row below. that's good as we see -- there it is. sits by himself at the bottom. we could put in at least another seven more the way we count. thank you. over to our good friend garrett haake with beto o'rourke. maybe the comparison and contrast if you can here, garrett, on the issue of health care and beto o'rourke. >> rep

w e to theastern seaboard, then be gone byay satu the storm is currently over kentucky and areas o ohio. no severe weather right now. it will be later on this afternoon is when we're concerned, especially if we get ea.ting in this we're talking eastern north carolina from raleigh all the way through greenville, washington. nthen fromfolk to richmond. if we get any isolated tornadoes, it will be from the d.c. area to ,richmondhrough salisbury, maryland. here's how it will impact travel. airports, especially charlotte to raleigh durham airport, then in the northeast, with those thunderstorms, significant delays are possible and maybe some cancellations. y>> bill, thank so much. >>> after initially praising the mueller report, president trump is now working to discredit the special counsel's findings. the white house has vowed to stonewall any democratic investigations, and now in a new interview, mr. trump took aim at robert mueller himself. >> it was leekike one-sided wit hunt as i called it, and, you know, bob mueller -- i turned him down to run the fbi. the next day he was appointed to

ohio state highway patrol says no one was seriously injured in the crashes. troopers later found the stolen truck abandoned in the area, and are asking anyone to step forward if they can help m? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> when we co alarming new e. coli outbreak. its source still a mystery tonight, even as it spreads across several states. >>> and one soldier's surprise homecoming that made this little girl's lunch one she will never forget. the video when we come back. i've always been amazed by what's next. and still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? reeling in a nice one. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal b

president trump visited ohio and demanded the general motors keep the town plant open g.m. plans to close the plant anyway. well the whole place is going to close and it's going to. break everyone's heart because all these people like to do tourist floyd is to make decent money work hard and then go out and spend their money in the community and drive in the community and general motors is the largest thing we have employer wise trouble county ohio. was living the american dream and he believed that donald trump could do something to change the rules of free trade that so often destroying jobs. they did that we call in at the drive in restaurant when scott c. still well. they see see doesn't much money him that's typical for many people in this part of the hire a lot of the jobs that pay well have disappeared. still she makes great food. all about i'm wrong here and although. now the g.m. plant is closing what do you think what does it mean for your brother. or you wouldn't just not new jobs around here now. everything is minimum wage or little bugs. and there is a standard

>> good point. >> he was from ohio. history repeats itself >> it's an asset. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> you twisted that around. that's an asset. the front runners in iowa and new hampshire, i can pull them up for you. joe biden, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, kamala harris. what do you have that they don't have? >> i can rebuild this blue wall and i think i understand best what our economy has gone through in the last 30, 40 years. i have lived in this community. my wife has lived in the community. my family has lived in this community. because of that, i also understand where we need to go. we have been pushing these newer technologies in places like youngstown, ohio, around something like additive manufacturing. i understand where the economy is going because i have been on the ground. i'm watching the old economy die. i know where the new economy needs to go and i know the president is asleep at the switch. >> quickly before we get to something else, something new for you. >> fun lightni

the main area of low pressure is ross the ohio valley. it's going to take eight to ten hours before itar movesust east to start taking the severe weather chances out of the picture. rumbles of thunders early and ar developing shoetween waldorf and la plata, this is part of a bigger future weather carries these hit-and-miss rain chances through the morning. likely to be a little break, maybe a peek of sunshine late morning to early afternoon. this is the line that we're going to be following quickly. east of the 81 corridor at 1:30. 2:30, approaching the western suburbs, leesburg to dulles airport to fairfax, down to the manassas area. by 3:30, pushing through the heart of e city here. that is the beginning of your friday afternoon commute. i-95, the capital beltway, 270, likely to be hard hit by heavy rain at the least and potentially some severe storms between 2:00 and 5:00. ilst 4:30 or 5:00, the severe weather threat w move to the east. there could be straggling raindrops here as late as about 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. then back to dr

west virginia, ohio, new hampshire having the highest death rates. at the summit joining me live, the president is touting progress, but -- >> this is one of the trump administration priorities that has gotten the least amount of attention even though it has the most bipartisan support. the trump administration has been touting the fact that opioid prescription levels are falling, that there has been a reduction in the increase in the growth rate of overdose-related deaths. there hasn't been a lot of specificity about the data. the president as he was leaving the white house told reporters that the opioid problem is down 17%. white house officials aren't responding to inquiries about what is down 17%. when it comes to opioid policy the president has been focussed on the law enforcement measurement. he has praised china for imposing the death penalty on fentanyl distributeers and usually framed argument for a border wall claiming a wall could reduce drug trafficking although we said many times that most of the drugs coming over the southern border are

peter, you are next, from wooster, ohio. caller: wooster, ohio. i get the akron journal. they get local news from akron and wooster, but what i don't like about it is they have got this -- now they have got this , faust media out of ohio is like a regional conglomerate? and you get some of the same in -- from both papers sometimes. sometimes they will publish from wooster, here in the akron paper. then you get stuff from the canton repository. but i don't like, we stand have this other, you know, what were they called it? dix communication owned "the daily record" but then they got took over by this gatehouse media. sometimes they had some of the ine, same, same articles both papers. if you are variety? we will- nine host: leave it there -- i mean -- host: we will leave it there, thanks. joe is next from florida, good morning, welcome to the program. caller: several callers, we seem to be singing the same song. add it to the list of things that used to be good and are no longer here and available. there is a number of reasons for internet, but also the writers, the report

with that i recognize the gentleman from ohio, mr. johnson, for three minutes. the chair: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to join my colleagues in opposition to the so-called save the internet act. i say so-called because it really should be called another big government attempt to grab the internet act. i'm disappointed in my colleagues across the aisle who chose to place partisan politics above the interests of the american people and refuse to work across party lines to codify actual workable solutions that prevent anti-competitive conduct rather than continuing the political game of information technology regulatory ping-pong under the guise of net neutrality. let me be clear, i support an open and free internet. however, this legislation doesn't do that. what it would do is impose heavy-handed title 2 regulations on the internet, which is not only unnecessary but would actually stall broadband deployment. from 1996 to 2015, the internet was thriving. it grew at a rapid, unprecedented pace, allowed countless

mahonin valley is getting up, northeast ohio is either up or we are getting up, ohio, is either up or we are getting up and the united states of america, we are either or we are getting up. help me do this, i need your help, i need your support, i need your love, i need your voice, let's go take back the white house. [cheers and applause] arthel: right there with homage to muhammad ali, ohio congressman tim ryan closing with theme of love over fear, calling himself a working-class family, working-class family, working-class community and will work hard for the people of america and seem to be receptive of the message there this afternoon. let's get to jeff paul on what other contenders are doing today. >> arthel, busy weekend for democrats in presidential bid, announcement in ohio whether he recollects begin in new hampshire, that's where pete hosted meet and greet, mayor pete talked about foreign policy saying heist time serving overseas in afghanistan has helped shaped his view, the conversation became more personal when the judge brought up supreme court concerning marriage equalit

ompbd t tornado sirens sounding there, in mason, ohio. and clouds over covington, kentucky, tonight, and damage winds in warsaw, kentucky. the threat from texas to the northeast tonight. and rob marciano has the struck. >> reporter: tonight, tompbtd sirens sounding the alarms northeast of snart. a possible twister touching down in clark county, ohio. as severe weather with damage winds sweeps across the ohio valley. >> it really dloid addition to this home. took off the roof there and it landed in the neighbor's driveway. >> reporter: southwest of cincinnati, wind up to 80 miles per hour. east of dayton, ohio, trees toppled, trailers overturned. >> i saw a dust cloud over the house and i decided to bail out of the outside. >> reporter: the same storm bringing dangerous lightning to chicago. more than two feet of snow to the plains. in minnesota, the responding to 500 crashes. >> rob, the mid-atlantic is the path. the system is on the move. >> reporter: yeah, the front part of it is yet to push through the east. we do expect rumbling of th

, ohio, about an hour and a half southwest of cleveland, ohio, take a look at the damage here along this country road where there was just a home, cars, power lines completely taken out by this tornado which came through 5:00 p.m. on sunday, the people who live in homes just like this one report today us that they went running for their lives to their basement hoping they would be able to stay safe, at least 30 different buildings throughout the small town have been destroyed, thousands without power at this point, main access roads throughout the town of shelby here are shut down and the police chief has asked residents here to stay home if able not come out to areas that are most heavily damaged, we've been trying to access different parts of this town all morning long and having to turn around and finding ways to get through shelby here. the good news in all of this only 6 people injured, no deaths the sirens did go out in time for many people to be able to find safety through this tornado here in shelby ohio. back to you. >> thank you so much. rob: lit up in the past hour. >> if you