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if you disagree. you can also participate via social media. cspanwj is our twitter handle and you can join the live the conversation on facebook.com/c-span. here is the op-ed in the washington post for may 20. we must read out the ignorant americans from we must weed out the ignorant americans from the election. survey theed only ongoing presidential race to comprehend that the most pressing problem facing the nation is not big business, big labor, big media or even big money in politics, it is you, the american voter. out millions of irresponsible voters who cannot be bothered to learn the rudimentary workings of the constitution or the preferred proposals or their history, we may be able to mitigate the recklessness of the electorate. no, we should not direct physical barriers to ballot access. let s purchase more voting machines, higher dish in a poll workers, streamlined registration process, may allow more ballots for seniors and produce more rock the boat ad ....
with the kids around here all the time. that is insane . the fbi was out collecting evidence today. they would not say if it was dna evidence but they are hopeful that it will bring a break in a much-needed break in these cases . let s go to check on our weather. lots of rain earlier mark . lots of rain but we are try in the greater cleveland area. i will rain and thunder coming to cleveland. sliding east. again almost an inch of rain for portions of southern county. near burton as well. kinsman just north of youngstown little over 1 inch of rain from that gully washer going by. right now we have heavy rain in the akron area just to the north of canton planning to uniontown. hartville moving to the east at 25 miles an hour. isolated showers fading away in thunder shower where you are in chianti but not nearly as widespread as we have had earlier today. 84. we have warmed up. the rain stopped. we want up again. we were in the lower 70s now we re back up to 84. 80 i ....
11 stories. tiffany tarpley is live with more. reporter: we have learned this morning the child was two years old. we re not sure of the gender of the child or who this child was. we could learn more about that later today after all of the family is notified. we are here outside the willoughby hills towers apartments complex and this is where it happened. here is video as investigators trying to together. the child fell 11 stories and just two years old. investigate say when they arrived on scene they found the child unresponsive on a rear parking deck. we also noticed a car had a shattered rear window and it s unclear if that had anything to do with what they are calling a tragic accident. of course that is something we can also learn later today. this is a very sad situation in willoughby hills that we will track through the morning. let s talk about the weather. we are expecting a nice day. lots of sunshine. a bit of patchy fog this morning but so far it s not ....
debate showdown, clinton and trump get back to work on the campaign trail. but sides claim victory donald trump bows to get tougher on clinton in round two. moscow says it s thrown its military weight behind the assad regime s plan to retake the city of aleppo. announcing tuesday that ground troops have we taken control of the rebel held district in the northwest of the city. aleppo has been pounded by regime and russian airstrikes for days now since the temporary truce failed last week. this as the world health organization calls for safe core doors to allow the cities sick and injured to leave. for more on the situation in syria, we cross to beirut or our regional correspondent is standing by. what more can you tell us about the government s ground offensive there in aleppo? as you were saying, they said they had retaken the district northwest of the old city of aleppo. this is the first time we have seen this kind of advance from syrian ground troops in this area ....
i want to introduce our panelists. we will go in the order listed in your program. so this panel and national heritage and we are going to hear first from jane gilden and a member of npr who will talk about how they created the npr historical archive. good morning everybody. this is a jane, my colleague. we are from the research archive and data strategy team at the national public radio. we are known as rad. please make sure to introduce yourself and say hello. sittingf rad officer is in the front, will also be presenting tomorrow at a plenary session. please make sure you attend her talk. we are here to tell you about npr s historical archives in 2013 from scratch while we were during the move to a new building. always valued research and archives. we have had an expertly organized audio archive going back to the beginning of all ofngs considered at the end may 1989. one of the first persons they hired was a researcher exclusively to help in the newsroom. ha ....