[applause] my name is justin i'm the chair of the before columbus foundation. where about it was about eight years ago, i succeeded in that position our founder ishmael reed who we're prpght to have with us during the program today. needless to say there were some very, very big shoes to fill. orveg toipght thank our friends here at the san francisco jazz center who have been so generous in their support of the american book awards for the last several years also our friends at c-span who continue to support historical mission and hern book awards. i'll say a few things about our direction that we've been embarked on recently. over the past several years, we have expanded our ramming. to include a number of partnerships here in the bay area and nationally. including those with the san francisco public library who on very honored to say one of their representatives stewart shaw who has been so instrumental in facilitating collaboration between then an san francisco public library has been about -- just this year we presented ann waled man winner of the lifetime

>> i grew up in columbus, ohio. i grew up in columbus, ohio, i saw the policies there. >> it is not just the south necessarily in your view. >> oh, no, no. >> did you go up in init greated or segregated area? >> when we moved in, my father was military man, career military, after serving 20 plus years in the army he moved the family to columbus, ohio, because he wanted my brother to go to ohio state and when we got there, there was a house in oakland park my mother wanted, the real estate agent said you people don't live there. i show you where you people live. ti lly and >> almost predominantly black, and then i was bussed in high school. >> host: carol anderson, professor at emory and author of "the unspoken truth of our racial died." we have a longer program with her from ferguson, missouri, that we taped. so if you're interested, you cae type in carol anderson book, and you'll be able to see that full program. thanks for being on booktv. >> guest: thank you so much, peter. >> here's a look at some upcoming book

this is the columbus north high school marching bands from columbus, indianna.nown columbus 9/11 ifs is race car driver, tony stewart, a member of the bands and was one of several major contributors to help with the fundraising to get them to be able t participate in this inaugural celebration. >> they actually come from the vice president high school alma the columbus north is a ten time indianna marching band state finalist and a 19 time indianna concert band state finalist. let's listen in. (music playing) (band playing) >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i imagine this has to be pretty exciting for a high school marching band to participate on such a grand stage like this, with so many people watching nationwide, and not only that, but to also be representing the high school of the vice president. >> and any parade appearance, you know, when these bands get the travel, they're always very excited. i know the m big thrill for people. but his is something completely unique. something that literally the whole world is watching, this peaceful transition of power is something tha

take that, columbus. here's your european invasion the result of that wasn't very funnyfunny, right? some people got killed in columbus new mexico and the united states government sent 25,000 troops, including macarthur and poun patent her just gottent of west point to find our good friend, poncho villa. some 25,000 troops go. they never found him. they didn't catch him. but right when that was happening, there were two things going on in the united states. vaudeville houses were closing, and motion picture houses were opening everywhere. motion picture houses showing newsreels of american soldiers in mexico with that mexicans, bandit mexicans, thieving mexicans. so that for me as a tragedy of mexican u.s. relations into the 21st century, that at the birth of the picture, at the birth of the motion picture these newsreels and postcards crystallize the image of a mexican as other, not just any other, dead dirty bandit other. so i was trained with a ph.d to write about latin american fiction. i do that book

columbus, takes the lead on goal right here friers looking, do not get one.orward, 202nd left to the gain. the rebound right here. so we're going to the extra session. in the extra period, columbus with two on one, and nick, would end it. right there. beating steve mason, columbus wins, two-one, the flyers, have now lost eight of ten, and they play buffalo on tuesday night. the nfl playoffs, day two of wild-card weekend was a blow out. in the nfc, it was aaron rogers and the greenbay packers against eli mangan the giants. second quarter giant have six-point lead. greenbay threatening, rogers drop back to the wall, to the shuffle. dances around, adams, for 5-yard score. unbelievable vision by rogers. the packers are up. last play of the half. everybody at lambeau field knows what's happening. little maryann does work, unbelievable. randall cobb, 42-yard touchdown, packers, beat the giants, easily, 38-13, they will be in dallas on sunday. it was so cold for the dauphins-steelers game the referee had to use the hot air blower to de frost the whistle. the colds m

the capitals spoil the columbus blue jackets chance at making history.olumbus came into the verizon center last night riding a 16 game winning streak.. just one win away from the record of 17 straight..set by the 92-93 pittsburgh penguins. bu that! it was a dominant performance by the caps..a 5 to nothing blowout! five different caps scored..in the shut out. so instead of the blue jackets making history.. the caps win their fourth straight and move within five points of columbus for the top spot in the metropolitan division. one snow system down.. but another - coming tomorrow. stormwatch seven is getting you ready for the second round of witner weather, next. county - accumulations are nw (frederick, md, hillsboro & purcellville in loudoun county, carroll county) - snow is ending - another wave possible tomorrow morning (southern md) - cold weekend (chills in the single digits and teens) today: partly to mostly cloudy. cold. highs: 32-37 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy and cold. lows: 15-24 winds: n 5-10 mph saturday: am clouds, pm sun. cold &

last ten games and tonight they had shot after shot to take down the best game and steve mason in columbus where they have not won this 12 years and andrew mcdonald shoots and scores one-nothing flyers not so fast they review it and michael called for goalie interference although he never touch ee ee eed sergei and flyew it for possible goalie interference and this is unreal just their like anderson and flyers down and 16 seconds left and flyers tied in one and over time and nick and lose 2-1 and dropped 8 of the last 10 and tonight they get the short end of the stick on those questionable calls. >> i think or i'm not sure what the word is or the language or what is in the rule but they are both pretty similar plays. >> i would not have challenged it if i thought it was a good goal and i don't want to get into that stuff and i will leave that to the league. >> hope they can figure it out and sixers won as many games as they won last year and the big man bead is taking and talk agree big game and thinks the sixers have a chance at the playoffs yes and the sixers finally waking up. sixers co

starting off with the flyers in columbus. flyers had big win yesterday against the lightening that ended a streak of five straight losses. tonight they took on the blue jackets in columbus. that's the place they haven't won in 12 years. second period of the game, no score, blue jackets with the puck, david sa var beat steve mason, under 20 second left in the game, i have an >> blue jackets with the two and one, nick pa lien know, the flyers lose 2-1. joining us from kyw news radio is matt leon, thank you so much for being here. the flyers lost in over time today. what a roller coaster ride they've been on. won ten in a row. lose seven out of eight. why are they so hot and cold do you think? >> a lot of young flyers -- and i still think it's a team that's kind of finding itself overall >> didn't you think they found it after ten in a row >> yes, and the thing that was encouraging about that ten-gauge winning streak was it wasn't just a real hot goalie or it wasn't one guy scored 15, 16 goals and it wasn't like in the zone, the

>> guest: columbus, ohio. colum >> host: so it's not just the south necessarily?> guest: no. >> host: did you grow up in an integrator or segregated area? >> guest: when we moved in my father was a military man. had been career military. so after serving 20 plus years in the army he moved the family to columbus, ohio, because you want to my brother to go to ohio state.o ohio when we got there there was a house, a member and oakland park my mother wanted. to the real estate agent said no, you people don't live there. i will show you where you people live. so we bought a house in the neighborhood that, by the time was integrated, within 10 years there was only one white family left.te famil and so my elementary and my junior high were almost predominantly black, and i went blessed in high school. >> host: carol anderson, professor at emory and author of this book, "white rage." we have a longer program on booktv.org with her from ferguson, missouri, that we taped so in case you are interested you can type her name into our website.ri we ta just type in carol anderso

the columbus blue jackets looking for their 16th straight win. the first.n the power play, william is down for the lead. third period, oilers tried to clear and sports, the blue jackets are now one win away from tying the pain with winning streak. lauren: cleveland browns avoided going politically when this is sickening. the team still felt the need to apologize to fans. the owner sent a letter to season ticket holders sang and they understand how tough this season has been. this is the latter. clearly this season has been a painful part of our building process. you certainly deserve better than a 115 team. we are sorry that our results have not been better. the prospect of their first win of the season in week 15 to avoid joining the 2008 detroit lions as the only team in nfl history to go zero for 16. physical recovery offers under way in the south of the united states after they did kill the six people. meanwhile, extreme cold returning to many parts of our country and powerful strides in the last big senior meteorologist janice dean is live and the fox

rally in the campaign was in columbus, ohio. they had 30,000 people in columbus, a town of about 3000 people. they had a huge parade. one of the things in the parade was this big rolling ball, about 10 feet high, that came from cleveland that had slogans all over it. there was a jeweler from nearby in the audience and he was so taken by this that he went home to his tippecanoe glee club and wrote a song about this ball called the great commotion. the chorus line was for tippecanoe and tyler too, and the name caught on, or in modern terms, when viral. brian: when you talk about 30,000 people -- we just went through a campaign where president-elect donald trump says it was the biggest rally in history, 15,000 to 25,000 people, and you are talking about a country where only 2.5 million people voted. you had a rally in the book that was 100,000 people. been a trump may have little exaggerating, he does that from time to time. as i say, harrison became the first presidential candidate ever to campaign, so nobody had ever heard of any

they handed out copies at the parade in columbus.hen the tippecanoe song came along and the fellow who wrote it proclaimed himself as being a buckeye from the great buckeye state of ohio. they had a lot of stump speakers. the biggest one was an illiterate blacksmith in ohio, nicknamed the buckeye blacksmith. lots of songs were written about buckeyes, he was called the buckeye candidate, and forever after that, ohio became the buckeye state. brian: you say martin van buren was the first president to have central heating in the white house? ronald: that was one of the things that made it a palace, i guess. the big one was john quincy adams, who installed the bathroom. brian: what didn't you know before you started this? ronald: one of the things i did not know was the heavy involvement of women. this was the first campaign that women were involved with. they could not vote, of course, but the whigs decided they would be great allies because they could persuade their husbands and boyfriends to vote for harrison. it became a great moveme

columbus and edmonton. columbus has won 16 straight games. the capitals stand in the way for the bluejackets' quest for history. the 17th win by columbus would tie the longest win streak in nhl history. the game was on in the caps' changing room, and they admitted to watching it closely, but they said breaking the streak will not be their focus, simply beating the division leaders and gaining ground in the standings is what they want. we get to see the caps' prospects playing for team russia, and he was impressive with the unbelievable save against the u.s. in overtime this time sampson giving off the game wi, team usa will play for the gold medal tomorrow. orlando city is paying tribute to the 49 lives lost in the pulse night club shooting on june 12th they have 49 rainbow colored seats in section 12 of the new stadium. each says #orlandounited afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all see

i think the first expedition was like columbus.nd has no idea where he is or what he is dealing with. what followed that is the conquistadors, more purposeful and they know what they want and how to get it as well. so it is a story notjust of fear on earth, the sense of impending doom, it is the story of mutual incomprehension. yes, i think so. rather like the story of the americas, i guess. but the martians are on a kind of different moral level in a sense. and wells emphasised this. they are loyal to each other. they treat us as livestock, basically. awkward livestock that is liable to attack you if you‘re not careful but livestock. as with animals, they are loyal to each other, they come back to each other and save each other when they are wounded and so forth and what they are trying to do is save the race from a catastrophe back on mars. you talk in terms of wells in terms of enormous respect, obviously, but a kind of affection for his vision. what does he mean to you? well, he was the father of science fiction, i think it‘s f

columbus catholic church where people prayed for the victims. there were 83 homicides in oakland in 2016. for every person who was killed they place a white cross on the front lawn. today it was time to take them down in hopes for a more peaceful 2017. >> oakland community organization, charities and several other groups with a service to remember those who lost their lives and work toward changing the statistic for the following year. >> the church also placed a special cross honoring the 36 victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire. >>> they hope a vehicle's broken side mirror helps them find the driver who left the scene after hitting a bicyclist today. the victim suffered a serious head injury. he was struck along columbus parkway around 4:00 this afternoon. he was rushed to a trauma center aboard the medical helicopter. police want to hear from you if you saw that crash. and two massive crashes into southbound i-5 near bakersfield shut down more than 12 hours after they happened. that's because more than 20 cars were involved just north of t

columbus, georgia, opposing the president. caller: i oppose the president of building a wall for a couple of reasons. first of all, make no mistake about it, mexico will not be paying for that wall. united states taxpayers will be paying for that wall, and donald trump touted in his campaign how mexico would pay for this wall. i oppose the wall. i would prefer some immigration reform, but the reason i oppose the wall, seems like america has a closed mind when it comes to immigration. mom-and-pop, every gas station is owned by someone from asia. every doctor you go to or specialist here in columbus, georgia is someone of pakistani or indian descent. so you are telling me, and we have china towns all over the united states of america, so we would have people believe those immigrants from those cultures are here illegally? we never talk about the other portion. you only sure about the ones that come across from the southern border. i would like someone to explain how many illegal immigrants we have here in the united states that

it's his story of growing up poor and black in columbus, ohio. wil, thanks for joining us. it's a pleasure to have you here. wil haygood: thank you, nice to be here. ss that the story could be a textbook case of the poverty and dysfunction in thefrway? why did you decide to write this book about your life? wil haygood: i wanted to write a book about a street in the middle of america and how that street, because of urban renewal, vanishes. when i started writing the book, my editor wanted more of the family story. my mother, born in selma, alabama, had moved to the east side of this city in 1968. and that was year of the riots. i was 14 that year. i saw all these changes at the -- after the death of dr. martin luther king junior. years roll on, and i became a journalist, an author, and i thought it would a great saga to revisit. i was the first one in my family to go to college, yet we all came from under the same roof. i wondered why a was able to get out and others were not. for a writer to visit that story seemed to be a big challenge for me. jessica: you and your sibling

they told him to put a spear to the columbus circle. >> the fix was a globe he commissioned modelleder the world's unspear in queens. >> immediately the bidding sold out. >> how much would a penalty house in this hower go today? >> this residence is not on the market. should something like this come on the market at trump international, it would probably trade in excess of $40 million, away from the 1,000 a square foot price tag. >>> thanks for watching this special edition of "secret lives of the super rich, trump, the billionaire president." i'm robert frank. good night. for sale in the u.s., then here's your chance, 'cause our cameras were the only ones allowed inside, but it'll take a quarter of a billion dollars to buy this california dream and the 75-foot infinity pool makowsky: it is a $2-million theater outdoors. frank: what?! next, meet the movie star with the lucrative second career. check out keanu reeves' side gig -- making high-end, hand-crafted, super-luxe two-wheelers that start at 80,000 bucks each. -he breaks things? -yeah. things that nobody else can break. frank: a

it's not the only accident in new jersey, another one 295 northbound exit 52 past columbus, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> there's a massive man hunt for a gunman who carried out a massacre inside an istanbul nightclub. 39 people were killed and dozens others wounded. one man wounded grew up in chads ford. >> reporter: matt, jake roth was visiting turkey with his friends when when this happened he was shot in the leg. jake roth was inside the popular nightclub in istanbul when the gunman opened fire in early part of 2017. roth a small business owner from greeneville delaware originally from chadds ford was wasserman schultz -- visiting turkey with friends. the bullet hit the cell phone and it likely saved his life. the nightclub was packed with 600 people celebrating the new year. 39 people have died. dozens more injured, many foreigners. 1 are -- 1:15 a.m., this surveillance video shows someone shooting bullets in the street. inside you see the gunman in white with the hood. authorities believe he changed clothes. he was inside for seven minutes. islamic state group has claimed respons

washington shuts out columbus, 5-0, to end their 16-game winning streak. awesome job. when a team does not make the playoffs, somebody takes the blame. as a result, the redskins decided today not to retain defensive coordinator joe barry and three other coaches. it is not clear who will replace him, but gus bradley, greg williams -- gregg williams, and others have been floated as ideas. the colonials on the move in the second half, goes up and gets the past. george washington wins. tyler capital had 20 for g.w. the colonials will next post fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 different versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder,l get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the

a win tomorrow in columbus tied for the most consecutive wins in nhl history. the caps, though, they're hoping to be the spoiler. >> doesn't matter who the opponent is, what their history is. we give them a lot of credit and respect going in like we what we do. >> i think they recognize columbus is obviously the -- they're coming into our building. we'll give them a good match. >> we'll be right back after this. >>> all right. there she is as we know her. bright and beautiful. the washington monument is as light as ever tonight. a day after it went totally dark. officials tell us the clock in the monument's lighting system was out of sync last night. everything is back to normal. the elevator is getting replaced after several incidents in which it broke with visitors inside. we remember that. the monument won't reopen until 2019. >> the clock was f [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anette bening, steve harvey

interstate 70 from indianapolis to columbus.isburg and state college, there's going to be a little coating of snow. if you're driving around the lake shore from cleveland to erie to buffalo, you'll be in lake-effect bans, not just today but all weekend long. the snow totals are not that crazy. from erie to you have buffalo, in general, three to six. north of syracuse will be the heaviest. that takes us to yesterday. every week we get a drought report that comes in. and we were expecting this to be significant because of the heavy rain we had in california. we have been easing the drought. so as we go back to december 1 of 2016, not that long ago, notice all of california here in the red. we had a lot of red down here in the southeast and a little bit in new england. let me show you how this has changed. the update as of yesterday, we are now at 16% of the u.s. drought. remember all the weather in the southeast but the heavy rain, that seized the drought in the southeast. a huge improvement in california. the drought is almost co

century where a bunch of them invade the united states and because he is a jokester he is invading columbus new mexico. here is your european invasion. the result of that was not very funny. the united states government. including mcarthur and patton had just gotten out of west point in finding our good friend and 25,000 troops go. but right when it was happening there were two things going on and the states. in motion picture houses were opening everywhere they were showing the news reels. with the dead mexicans. that is the tragedy of mexican u.s. relations into the 21st century. if the birth of the picture and the motion picture they crystallized the image of the mexican as other. i was trained with a phd to go with the fiction. elimination and the literature of the americans. is a billable as a dissertation. i started writing exclusively about the construction from speedy gonzalez from the touch of evil. the mexican spitfire. there is a judicial of mexicans doing the step and fetch. the kind of ethnic vaudeville routine that crystallizes our meaning for people in mass culture. we can tu

this columbus team does not. they have some good players.ome players you'll know better as they grow. braden holtby and the capitals too much. pitched a shutout. 5-0, streak over. but we gave you hockey. >> i was challenged in my ear about the veracity of the statement that westbrook was a sonic. he was drafted by the sonics. never actually played. >> which means he was a sonic. >> yeah, don't drink coffee. >>> coming up, a new job for hillary clinton. how about mayor of new york? >>> also ahead, the 100-year-old skydiver proving the sky's the limit. y birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. >>don't stop taking brilinta without talkin

nhl, columbus saw the 16 game streak end with a thud. lose 5-0 to washington. and minnesota playing for the first time since win streak snapped by columbus. fires top shelf offer the glove. sharks 1-0, and joel winning the face-off here, going to the net, and he scores. 2-0. but sharks unable to hold leads in the game. eric stahl beats martzin jones, shaky in the third. right now leading 5-4 in the third. rookie playing quarterback in first start this is the last you need but raiders may by without donald penn on saturday. status is very much in doubt. penn has never missed a game in ten year career. this might be first. if he can't go to protect cook, right tackle moves to the left side. austin howard would start at right tackle. raiders haven't made the playoffs since 2002, only a few players on the roster have experience. head coach stressing to do what got you here. >> more you understand that the hype surrounding it changes but game itself remains a game. we'll be ready to play think of it that way. do your business, have fun. it's a game. >> i think inten

take that, columbus. here's your european invasion. but that wasn't funny. some people got killed in columbus, new mexico, and the united states government sent 25,000 troops, including macarthur and patton, who had just gotten out of west point, to find our good friend, poncho villa. so 25,000 troops go. they didn't find him. they didn't catch him. right when that was hopping, two things were going on in the united states. vaudeville houses for closing and motion picture houses were opening everywhere. motion picture houses showing news reels of dead mexicans, thieving mexicans. that to me is the tragedy, that at the birth of the motion picture, these news reels and imagerds crystallized the of the mexican as the other dirty bandit other. i was trained as a ph.d. to write about latin american fiction. i threw that book out the window. i never published it. it's a very good beautiful. it's available as a dissertation. i started writing exclusively about the structure of ethnicity in american pop culture. to "touch of evil" orson welles' story about the borde

. >> columbus circle. >> on columbus circle, 6:00 p.m.they're telling us, the police are expecting thousands. >> you have permits. >> oh, yes, absolutely. permits. and i'll be speaking. marc ruffalo will be speaking, others that you mentioned. it's going to be a great rally to celebrate the fact that barack obama is still president of the united states. >> yes, he is. yes he is. >> and to sort of kind of get us all together to get ready for what is really going to be a whole weekend of inaugural protests across the country. but especially in washington, d.c. the big women's march on saturday. it's -- the latest numbers i heard are amazing. i'm not surprised. but i would encourage people to get there early. it starts at 10:00 a.m. on the corner of independence and third down towards the capitol off the mall there. and it's going to go back all the way up independence avenue towards the washington monument. anybody who can make it there should be there. they're now predicting it will be the largest anti-inaugural demonstration ever at any p

>> thank you for the call. >> well, you mentioned that columbus did not go to where he thought he was going, so he was unsuccessful in his originally planned trip. but look at the side benefits that came from that exploration. and that's essentially what we're doing in space, because we don't know what's there or necessarily what the benefits might be, although there are many of these planets and asteroids that are rich with minerals and things that we need. and so, they could be mined eventually, once we get the techniques. but exploration brings with it the unexpected, but it's necessary because we'll never know what's going on in these other places unless we actually adventure to them. so yeah, that's always an argument, why do we spend this money to do that and things like going to the moon are important because that's a stepping off point to go to other places, if we ever can get the support to do such things. so exploration's part of the american spirit. >> this is an obvious question, but as you look around here and you see the space suits that astronauts wore and you can reall

. >>> it was a snowy commute this morning for drivers in columbus, ohio. right now that same winter storm system is starting to impact our area. folks in central ohio are of snow with temperatures in the single digits. n >> it sounds like this first one is really just a taste. doug, is it the one over the weekend that we really need to be taking a harder look at? >> well, that one now is coming into play a little bit more. for the most part, it's going to stay south and east of the d.c. area. but it is trending to the north. radar tracking snow across the area. down to the south around frdericksburg, baltimore, annapolis. it was right over town down about an hour ago. that has now pushed off. this is wave one. you see wave one coming through, kind of dissipating. here's what we're watching for the accumulating snow overnight, maybe a half inch most locations. take a look at the numbers, 34 degrees right now, close to that freezing mark. the road temperatures are going to be cooling. we're already below freezing in frederick, gaithersburg, winchester. right

this is the columbus north high school marching band from columbus, indiana. guess what?n high school. he graduated in 1977. according to his high school yearbook, he was president of the assembly and one speaker of the year. premonition of things to come, i guess. these folks raised more than and their mascot, the bulldogs. what's next here? >> going along with that, in 1993, bill clinton was the preside president, and they had in the stands the leader of the band asked me if i would announce that mr. president, the university of arkansas marching band and mr. president the band members say they want you to put an extra sax phonophone. i mentioned, you want to sit in? >> waving >> no secret service jumped on you after that? >> not that one. >> these folks are from arlington. the tragedy assistance program for survivors is based in arlington. this is a nonprofit organization, one of the only local groups to take part, the taps program offers compassionate care to all those grieving the death of a loved one serving in our armed forces. >> they've been around since 1994, as

pittsburgh and columbus are above freezing. temperatures stay above freezing, the less impact this will have. .t will take a while the cold air will win out and we will have difficult driving and walking conditions. we have snow and sleet south of st. louis spreading to the east. that will expand eastward later tonight. we have ice storm warnings in effect in parts of oklahoma, kansas, and missouri. it is a large part of the country that will be affected. mostly in the advisory category here. a winter weather advisory north of the maryland clouds will continue to increase. sleetl see snow and the and a freezing rain in purple. it will not be a uniform layer everywhere. some areas will get sleet. notice temperatures, in the morning, they are freezing. we will be on the borderline. some areas warm up late tomorrow afternoon. after that, things will calm down. in a few minutes we will check owe just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, yo

the hockeyo yes, they're chasing tonight's opponent with columbus blue jackets, the division leaders. but the bluejackets are chasing history. >> guys recognize they're under a bigger spotlight. it's a rivalry game. got a little more zip to it, a little more emotion to it than some other games. >> reporter: it's not just another regular season game. caps protecting home ice from history. the bluejackets come in with 16 straight wins. that's one away from tying the nhl record. >> it would be fun to be the team to break it. but our focus is on ourselves and playing our game and playing 100%. >> i think the pressure is more on them. we just have another game. if we can stop them, we'll be very happy about that >> i think a lot of teams wanted to break it along the way. we're not going to be too focused about that. we're getting our game going in a pretty positive direction. we're going to focus on that. hopefully that will be enough to break it. >> our guys are up to the challenge. this is the team that's leading the league. it will be something that pros look at and go, they're a good t

columbus, 67 degrees. 67 degrees. 66 in charleston. there is going to be a big change coming our way. ground a little while to freeze back up again, but there will be disruptions driving. deiced. that will lead to some delays. our futurecast, we are going to advance it to 2:00 saturday morning. showing snow and rain. it will be enough to cause disruptions. we will see a little improvement . our weekend outlook, a wintry mess. martin luther king day, it looks colder. cannot rule out a light shower. conditions will improve. for the next several days, we xwd it will stay mild through jummy: a health matters alert. a big change for at the 10 users. not cover the drug because of rising costs. it will only cover a generic version. stop allergichelp reactions. the drug company has been under fire for raising the cost of the pens. one high-ranking volkswagen executive indicted in the u.s. omissions -- u.s. emissions scandal is seeking release on bail. a hearing for all over schmidt isfor oliver schmidt scheduled for this afternoon. boeing 747

a vehicle ran off the road 295 northbound past columbus, as you head toward bordentown. it's on the shoulder not creating too much slog on i-95. in a -- slowing on 295. taunten lake road is shut down by tomlinson mill road. stick to tuckerton road. >>> there's a nationwide manhunt for a man who carried out a massacre in an istanbul nightclub. 29 were killed and dozens more wounded. one man was from delaware. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: jake roth was visiting turkey with friends. he was shot in the leg, and his friend was injured. jake roth was inside a popular nightclub in istanbul when the gunman opened fire in the early hours of 2017. roth a small business owner from greeneville, delaware, originally from chadds ford was visiting turkey with friends. his brother likal -- michael tells a bullet hit his cell phone destroying it, it went from his hip to his knee and it likely saved his life preventing damage to a major artery. the nightclub was packed with 600 people celebrating the new year. at least 39 people have died. dozens more injured. many foreigners. t

traffic movers away from the philadelphia area right around columbus road. exit 52. no problems reported other than that on 295. traffic is getting by nicely. more updates of course for you for the rest of the morning when i come back. >>> it is 6:19. bill is joining us now with a look at some of the slippery spots. >>> not in philadelphia. philadelphia is above freezing, well above freezing. so this is just plain rainfa falli falling. going to be a rainy day in cape may. steady rain there. temperatures way above freezing. still neighbors in new jersey and suburbs in lie hilehigh valley. when we went on the air 4:30 this morning. 29 degrees. up to 34 degrees right now along with unionville. not an issue at 35 degrees. fort washington, new hope, all in the territory just cold enough to produce some icing. the air temperature can be above freezing, but the ground is what's important here. the ground isfroziefrozen, kour car is cold enough to produce ice. temperatures will climb this morning by this afternoon see temperatures in the 40s. in fact already seeing the readi

he was struck along columbus parkway 4:00 p.m. yesterday. paramedics rushed the man to a trauma center aboard a helicopter. police want to hear from you if you saw that crash. two massive crashes shut down interstate 5 near bakersfield. 20 cars involved north of the 99 split. two people died. both victims are with from man teke ka. all lanes of interstate 5 are now open. the chp closed it for several hours last night because of snow. this one in the town of gormon. the chp escorted cars until the snow cleared up. thousands of people missed new year's eve get togethers. instead, spending time in idling cars. i've done that drive many, many times. >> we miss that one. >> yes. better weather. >> yes, we had clouds that kept the temperatures up. right now sunshine. a weak weather system bringing cooler weather. 50 in oakland. only in the 30s in the north bay with fog. we have a chance to see snow in the higher elevations and then things get warmer but much wetter for the new year. i'll have the timeline in just a few minutes. >> lisa, thanks. a

one of the eminent examples of this is a mosque in columbus ohio. i think including this individual. it's called majeed amar. it has a track record of being associated with at least six different terrorist organizations, operations, or individuals. at some point, we have to ask ourselves, is what is going on inside that mosque, contributing to this perception, that it is god's will that individuals like this, must use violence or whatever other means at their disposal. to try to impose what they call sharia on the rest of us. just so we are clear i'm not talking about all muslims wanting to do that, or all muslims exhibiting this behavior, i amtalking about mosques , this is all laid out in this terrific book written by the muslim brotherhood, most of the time when i'm on the program, available for free at secure freedom.org. the secret plan of the muslim brotherhood to destroy western civilization from within. using mosques, front groups, influence operations, subversion, and appropriate violence to try to take us down. you asked earlier about my o

he was struck on columbus parkway around 4:00 p.m. yesterday. he was rushed to the hospital aboard a medical helicopter. vallejo police want to hear from you if you saw the crash. >>> two crashes shut down interstate 5 year bakersfield yesterday. that's because 20 cars were involved north of the highway 99 split. two victims died. both were from mantika. and all lanes at the grapevine open this morning. the chp closed the freeway for several hours at 7:00 last night because of heavy snow. this was in the town of gorman. as you can imagine, traffic was backed up. chp escorted cars through the area until it cleared up. thousands missed new year's eve get togethers and instead spending time in idling cars. >>> a man is accused of walking into a doughnut shop and threatening people with asamari sword. >> a guy came in with the sword and i saw him going bonkers. >> at first the man hit a chair with his would sword and then threw it across the doughnut shop. you can see one of the customers telling him to leave. people driving by started calling 911.

columbus 7. 40 this morning in richmond, virginia. satellite and radar showing you high, think clouds off to the north as well off to the west and you can see down south of elkins clearing up. we'll be in the clear all around the region today as we work into the afternoon. live to sunshine coming your way next a weak storm system and will pack a punch in terms of temperature change the as it wings through tomorrow showers predawn even as we work our way tomorrow afternoon cold are air spills into the region and we're in for a change. there it s area avenue low fresh you're up ahead we get a surge of milder air that's what we have later this afternoon and beautiful day. lots of sunshine timely have not been able to say that in a little while. temperatures in the 50s most of the day and here in d.c. portions south and west i think we touch 60 later on this afternoon. again just wednesday to get out and enjoy. here are expected highs again 60 in washington and 62. upper 50s. mid to upper 50s nor other locations north and west is usually

when columbus went back to spain after the first voyage, he brought slaves back. queen isabella said, i sent you to evangelize the people and not enslave them. spain had to realize they were not behaving correctly and reform themselves. it took about 40-15 years -- 40- 50 years to get going. then the french. the first tribes of -- encountered along the maritime providence -- provinces, to this day are catholic. in the case of the huron's, there was a whole people that was converted. that was new york and canada along both sides of the border. they were devastated in 1649 by the iroquois invasion. you have the north american martyrs with all the jesuit missionaries and brothers who were executed. so, i would say the spanish had to learn and this -- and the french understood it better. the spanish also had trouble having spanish women to come over. over time, through christian and catholic marriage, a new race is born. a mixed race. in new mexico in the 1830s and 40s, are there -- there are 16,000 people who are the laity. i looked at the religious art as a way of l

the retail giant to open its first new york city bookstore this spring and columbus circle.manhattan location joins three in seattle, put them in san diego as well as massachusetts and chicago. apple tv mandate it removed "the new york times" that from this doors. the times website has been blocked since 2012 following the publication of a report about china's leaders and families and both english-language chinese apps are gone from the itunes store. the move highlights how much power china has other tech companies want some tech companies choose to not do business in china, others consider the country too big to ignore. last quarter china accounted for a fifth of apple's overall revenue. nicole: walgreens alliance is one of the fax we are keeping a close eye on. the drug searching to report hair quarter earnings. investors looking for any update on walgreens purchase of reggae. and also corporate results from constellation brands the maker of, wine and spirits. they adjusted in october due to strong demand for carina and modelo. also here for months into this morning. the a

we've got snow-covered roads and freezing rain from cincinnati to columbus.n cleveland, you got a little break and another band of snow coming in. pittsburgh got hit with a quick burst of snow, so the roads are definitely a little coated with ice and snow. detroit has an inch or two on the ground. and green bay, you're going to get nailed with a heavier snow event throughout the day. we have winter weather advisories for all the areas because of the ice and brief period of snow. northern wisconsin, you're going to be cold enough all day, that's why you are under a winter storm warning in green bay. and you could get nailed with the possibility here. look at the chart of the pink and the light pink, that's up to a foot of snow for you. a lot less everywhere, new york state, northern new england, but the light coating out there will cause trouble this morning. going to work or school, going home today, it will be warmer, the roads will just be wet. >> we have that to look forward to. thank you, bill karins. >>> still ahead for all of you this morning -- >> offi

this was the scene in columbus this morning after a tanker crashed. then burst into flames. drivers in the area heard explosions shortly after the excellent. the flames spread through the grass and put out. a person was killed in the crash. that was something else. take a look at this video from san bernardino, cavalier, outside of ford pickup truck. the rescuers sent out a raft to the truck pulling two people to safety one by one. that is just one of the dozens of the water rescues made amidst flooding going on across southern california right now. maureen: last night an officer trying to pull a car over. when a passenger in the vehicle got out and ran away. the driver made a u turn and sped toward the police car firek shots at the cruiser with the officer inside. the officer was not hurt. >> anybody that is willing to shoot at a marked police car knowing it's a police officer is a danger to a brave men and women of the fairfax county police department but each and every member of the community. maureen: investigators have a very general description of which to proceed but

continuing with your calls on the hearing of tom price to be the next hhs secretary and this is columbus, georgia. republican line. caller: i wanted to say that representative or an -- warren. the air that she displays when she questions someone is terrible in my book. but i am very proud of dr. price. i thought he was very thorough. he answered the questions. they carried it around on their shoulder and it is so obvious. them, but there are a few that are so arrogant. it is hard to watch and listen. host: next is three links, wisconsin. i am one of the millions of individuals worried about surviving a problem. i am on a liver transparent -- transplant list. i am stable enough i don't need a liver but the possibility of an infection. on a freighter to milwaukee, you need to have proof of insurance. it's not necessarily for the operation itself. you canan't prove that get coverage for this medication, they will not allow you to have a good and viable liver. address.s not an 48 to 72ly have a hours to replace the liver and it takes months to get back on a transplant list. host: how long ha

whether you are a mayor of a large metropolis or small town like my hometown of columbus, indiana. the fact is, each each one of you in the room who serve as mayors have one of the biggest impacts, your leadership has perhaps one of the greatest impacts on the quality of life for tens of millions of americans. i voice had tremendous respect for mayors and the unique role you play. the importance of the mayoral office is a testament to america's exceptional government. whether we look around the world it's easy to see countries that run from their capital city by few bureaucrats and politicians who think they know what is best for people. they often times attempt to lead people they do not know or understand. it is not like that here in the united states. here, our system of federalism established by the constitution, preserve their, reserves the ultimate power to the american people. after that, to the the governments that are closest to them. the closest form of government to the american people is a local and municipal government. we cherish cherish it in this incoming administra