next, president trump recently campaign from toledo, the u.s.discussed military, iran, and bringing jobs back to ohio. well hello, toledo. it is great to be back in the buckeye state. but i m here for one reason, and one reason only. and that is that ohio and america need four more years of president donald trump in the white house. [crowd cheering [crowd chanting four more years] four more years. for like all of you, i.e. in here because i stand with president donald trump. when this president stands up for american jobs and american workers, i stand with president donald trump. when this president stands up for faith and freedom and the american flag, i stand with president donald trump. and when this president, as take decisivehief action to defend american lives, we stand with president donald trump. [crowd chanting usa] you know what for years ago has grown into a movement. hashat began four years ago turned into a movement. in ohio, you believed we could be str
[background sounds] [background sounds] well, hello toledo. it is great to be back in the buckeye state. i am here for one reason and one reason only. that is that ohio and america more years of president donald trump. in the white house. you know, like all of you, i am here because i stand with president donald trump. when this president stands up for american jobs and american workers, i stand with president donald trump. when this president stands up for faith and freedom and the american flag, i stand with president donald trump. and when this president, as commander in chief, takes decisive action to defend american lives, we stand with president donald trump. [cheering] usa ]ng what began four years ago has grown into a movement. a movement of everyday americans from every walk of life. here in ohio you believe we could be strong again. you believed we could be prosperous again. yes, to president trump in 2016, and i know ohio is going to say yes to four more yea
say they were trying to stay indoors as much as possible to try to break the heat. as you can see, the employees who work at car washes like here in springfield. they just have to learn how to deal with it the best way they can. no matter what language you speak it s really hot. muy caliente. or what you are doing. it s hard to ignore the heat. you just want to get to air conditioning. jump from one to another. for those like daniel cortez running in the a.c. isn t an option when you work on a roof for several hours a day. the key is to take frequent breaks. drink water. sunday was the hottest day of the year from reagan national airport. monday was a close second starting a mini heatwave in the area. i went out and took the dog for a walk. it was just walking into a wall. it was so stifling that you could hardly breathe. rochelle is visiting from out of town training for the marine corps marathon and she is trying to work around mother nature s schedule.
reporter: well, joyce bartoo who lived here in adams morgan and was a long time d.c. resident went on a small trip with long time friends and never came home. harvey flamanoff was surprised to say the least. during one of his first encounters with his new neighbors, the stubbs offered him, something the keys to their beach house. they said you look tired. why don t you just go down there and use the house for a few days. we did. it s an example of their generosity. reporter: the generous couple s lives were cut short this weekend in a small plane crash near yellowstone national park in wyoming. college sweethearts 69-year-old gerald and 68-year-old diane of annapolis were on board with their good friend and donald scott from denver who was the pilot. it was shocking, very shocking. they were great people. reporter: bartoo s son said his mother and diane stubbs had been friends for years while gerald was an employee of the environmental protection agency. he had