>> glor: okay, adriana, in columbus, thank you. an american service member was killed in combat today in eastern afghanistan. it is the fourth u.s. death there this year. the second in less than a week. on saturday an army corporal who lived in california was killed in a possible insider attack by an afghan soldier. 15 americans were killed there last year. the justice department confirmed today it has reopened the investigation into the 1955 murder of emmett till. the african american teenager was abducted, beaten, and thrown off a mississippi bridge. when the nation saw what was done to him, the wheels of the civil rights movement were set into motion. we do caution you our report begins with a disturbing image that has been seared into america's conscience. he xelrod. >> reporter: it was the picture that stunned the nation and sparked a movement. 1955, 14-year-old emmett till in his casket, left open at the direction of his mother, mamie. >> there is no way i could tell this story and give them the visual picture of what my son

joining us from columbus, ohio is sean trende. he is an analyst for real clear politics. thank you for being with us. guest: think you for having me. host: i want to talk about some of the races to watch. and one in your part of the country, a special election scheduled for early next month. talk to us about the candidate and why this is a potentially bellwether for democrats and republicans. guest: this is a bellwether for both democrats and republicans because it is the kind of district you would expect democrats to be competitive in any way election. credible candidates on both the republican in the democratic side. nominateds have someone too extreme. it is a good test case for what the national environment really is like. this is a district donald trump won handily. even if the democrats are coming close, it is indicative of a bad national environment for republicans. host: let's talk about danny o'connor, the democrat, and tribal percent, the republican candidate. it -- an open seat. a congressman has stepped down from that position. -- with dannygain o'connor, you

i think house and some random cop in columbus, ohio.e random cop in columbus, ohio. i think that stormy daniels's lawyer, who is all over the news all the time in the united states and really just a the news all the time in the united states and reallyjust a great advocate for her, was initially trying to spin that narrative, that this was politically motivated. not only that, he said it was set up, a sting operation. i don't think that there is any evidence to support that, but i think it is a little more interesting is if you look at the ohio law that they used to arrest stormy daniels, some of the motivations behind that law reminded me an awful lot of some of the motivations behind the trump team's campaign to discredit daniels. so when you said tried to discredit her, in what way? exponent you mean by that. sure, so of course the trump team has been denying in the first place that stormy daniels and trump had an affair, although it has been admitted that hush money was paid, so what for, is the question. the denials are looking a l

when she was arrested earlier this month in columbus- ohio.iels was performing at a strip club ... when she allegedly violated a no-touch law. (ken) up to now, columbus police maintained daniels was caught up in a larger operation targeting human trafficking and prostitution.tom bosco explains the new information that may dispute that claim. newly uncovered columbus vice officers just prior to and right after the arrest of porn star and presidential paramour stormy daniels are raising questions about whether the arrest of the woman, whose real name is stephanie clifford, was politically motivated.the emails are from officers to other officers, and in one case from one officer to herself. they feature photos of clifford, a map to the club where she was performing, and a photo of clifford with the president. clifford was arrested along with two other performers for inappropriately touching patrons at sirens, a strip club in north columbus. the charges were dropped against all three women after the city attorney's office found the charges didn't

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columbus police chief said a mistake was made. now we know that it was. e-mails first reported by derek meyers indicate the arrest of stormy daniels by the columbus vice squad appears to have been planned in advance. vice unit detective e-mailed herself news clippings about stormy's up coming performance as well as a screen shot of the club she was performing. and a picture of her with donald trump. sent an e-mails to other colleagues saying i got elements as long with susan in lancaster arresting stormy this morning. she is in jail. they are continuing their investigations into the motives >>> today is the deadline for the trump administration to reunify children with their parents. so far 1442 children out of more than 2.5000 are with their parents. even for those parents, about 900 have final orders of deportation. as soon as they're reunited, they could be sent right back to the violence they fled. that doesn't include the 431 children whose parents have been deported and who the administration argues have lost the right to get their kids back at all.

. >>> new reaction after a columbus ohio bump stock ban is ruled unconstitutional.ing the devices that modify the rate of fire on semiautomatic weapons are gun accessories that municipalities cannot regulate under state law. haley nelson with fox affiliate wtte has more. >> firearms celebrating what think call a big win. >> could have been spent doing something that might really reduce crime in the city of columbus. >> a judge now calls the city of columbus's ban on bump stocks unconstitutional. the judge saying that the ban does violate ohio law that allows people to own components of a gun. the court seeing a bump stock as a component, not as an accessory like the city argued that they could regulate. >> it's our duty based on what our membership tells us to protect the 2nd amendment. that's what we did here. >> council has approved the ban in the spring, they said to boost safety and curb violence. city attorneys wasn't available to go on camera but the office did say in their view this is a split decision. the city was sued over two things, the other, keeping gu

, the battle of columbus took 1865. on april 16, apri general dreams wilson commanded 10,000 troops -- general james wilson commanded 10,000 troops. their job was to -- [no audio] especially like the jackson would be used at a port city. an approaching army, the vessel can move up and down the this is typically what ironclads did. case of thethe jackson, there is no proof for her yet. officially, the confederate navy has her on the list, an official navy register as the next ship to be officially conditioned. forver, there is no crew the jackson available yet. she sat at the navy yard. the navy never could come aboard or get her steam up. there were not enough men to do during the battle of columbus, she sat at the navy yard. there were not enough men available to do this. so it sat there during the battle and did nothing. nice showpiece, so to speak. the next morning on the 17th, wilson's men came into the navy yard and started burning everything. they know they cannot leave a viable weapon like this behind them. flamm

. >>> new reaction after a columbus ohio bump stock ban is ruled unconstitutional. modify the rate of fire on semiautomatic weapons are gun accessories that municipalities cannot regulate under state law. haley nelson with fox affiliate wtte has more. >> firearms celebrating what think call a big win. >> could have been spent doing something that might really reduce crime in the city of columbus. >> a judge now calls the city of columbus's ban on bump stocks unconstitutional. the judge saying that the ban does violate ohio law that allows people to own components of a gun. the court seeing a bump stock as a component, not as an accessory like the city argued that they could regulate. >> it's our duty based on what our membership tells us to protect the 2nd amendment. that's what we did here. >> council has approved the ban in the spring, they said to boost safety and curb violence. city attorneys wasn't available to go on camera but the office did say in their view this is a split decision. the city was sued over two things, the other, keeping guns from domestic abu

columbus police chief said a mistake was made. now we know that it was.ted by derek meyers indicate the arrest of stormy daniels by the columbus vice squad appears to have been planned in advance. vice unit detective e-mailed herself news clippings about stormy's up coming performance as well as a screen shot of the club she was performing. and a picture of her with donald trump. sent an e-mails to other colleagues saying i got elements as long with susan in lancaster arresting stormy this morning. she is in jail. they are continuing their investigations into the motives of the officers here's a trip tip: when you search hotels on tripadvisor... enter your destination and the dates of your stay. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to find the best deal on the right hotel for you. tripadvisor. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized

would say at a knights columbus meeting.merican, literally the national congress of american indians, 90 tribes. for his work with them gave him a tribal name, braveheart. his brave heart took him to california to be with cesar chavez, to make a 200 mile trip across appalachia to see the shacks where parents struggled to feed their children, to visit the pine ridge reservation in south dakota. in the middle of the indiana primary race. to enrage the apartheid government in south africa by plunging into the crowds in soweto and shaking hands. he encountered people and challenged all of us to do the same. his message really no matter how dressed up in the finest poetry never changed. we can do better. and because we can, we must. he gave it over and over and over. and while the words were beautiful, look at the films if you weren't alive then that are coming up now. the energy was awesome. and the intensity of conviction burned away like a blow torch all those layers of complacency and comfort. show up, stand up, we can do bet

columbus, ohio, this is a city with more homicides than new york city. police there have a lot of work to do yet you've got an elaborate sting operation in your opinion set up to potentially entrap her. >> you know, i can't speak to this. it just seems absurd to me that this is something that would require this amount of resources and would result in the arrest of my client. i also understand that there's other performers that have been arrested in columbus and then prosecutors decide ultimately not to press charges. i will tell you we've been in touch with prosecutors this morning. we've been up all night dealing with the situation. i think they are going to be reasonable about this. i think they are going to be diligent and appear to be incredibly professional and we thank them for that. >> it's a merchandise. do you envision it impacting your civil case with michael cohen. >> not at all. charged with three misdemeanors and again, we think that the prosecutor going to be reasonable in how they approach this. they've been incredibly professional to deal

columbus day, new york city, october 11, 1966. please welcome ambassador to the united states. daniel. the whole human experiment will fail. unless it can find unity and mediate its dispute. unless it can follow the path of economic growth and cooperation. unless above all, it can realize the equality and brotherhood of man. these are not cliches for anybody. they are the bare essentials of survival for us all. and on this small vulnerable, interdependent planet, all of us are seeking solutions. under the spur of potential plenty, as under the shadow of potential destruction, we are one. our triumph and defeat are common. the bell tolls for us all. ethiopia, 1966. >>> please welcome the executive director of the color of change, rhode rishad robinson. >> your generation south and north, white and black. is the first with the chance to not only remedy the mistakes which all of us have made in the past, but to transcend them. your generation, this generation cannot afford to waste its substance and hope and the struggles of the past for beyond these walls, is a world to be helped

them for the history on this exciting new process that's only just beginning and you can trust in columbus with all almost approaches they'll send it. is also unfortunately dovish of the bahamas for these injury is going to be severe it's still hot too soon to say i'm much of a victim if a sorry kind was declared not fit for england that would be a catastrophe across all of the newspapers running sterling might be a little jelly might be a little put this one player in the england team ari kind os to be protected to fall carries the bill to me for a measure against and that schuyler is equal to the south well guess he's already late for the fault is the most important player included in local history i mean he's achieved that four years ago nor. expected it was the top goal scoring school the best school i saw about gold on the cool and journalists on the were crying because they couldn't it was only one in the market alone and when i was going to go to go yeah it was i mean it was just one of those moments where we sense which ones that did not really help. the last fifteen goals can be a

time and a quote of seven players on the cause that i can have to tread very carefully and yeah columbus got five yellow counts got two yellow cards. what i don't understand is when you're one the law against such an average team and it remember there's no harm that's what i think is the big stuff on this team one when you're one why don't you go over to know why don't you go for three no this was there for the taking and now i can see there is a very very awkward tackle and it looks like i mean two players than one from from colombia one from england i'm not sure what the referee is going to do here or it's ashley young very very nasty tackle on barrios very nasty let's see what the referee does i would say trying not to send plays off that would see kind of semi had but switching gave yellow cards for there was a an effort by johnstone's where he looked like he's been clipped ahead of falcao at nothing was was given for that meeting may have to make a decision now at some point because the tackles are getting well this is incredible i have to say the referees having to my to my estimat

columbus police did not immediately confirm the arrest. daniels has been, of course, at the center of a legal and political firestorm over her alleged affair with the president. >>> also breaking overnight, the founder of papa john's pizza has stepped down from the company after he was accused of saying the "n" word during a conference call. john schnatter's resignation as chairman of the board came just hours after his admission and apology for using the racial slur. abc's stephanie ramos has the new details. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: linsey and kendis, good morning. we've seen him in the commercials for so many years now, but papa john's founder is stepping away from his role as chairman after using a racial slur. it's official. when you hear about papa john's pizza, this familiar face won't be behind the brand anymore. >> every day we use better ingredients. and every day we make better pizza. >> reporter: papa john's founder john schnatter has resigned as chairman of his company's board after admitting and apologizing for u

thank you for staying on this story from the columbus dispatch. >> thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the "newshour," mark shields and reihan salamig in on the russia controversy. and a brief but spectacular take on homelessness. but first, more than 2.5-million men and women have served in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the health challenges many veterans face when tturn home, such as post traumatic stss disorder or traumatic brain injury, are well documented. but there's another illness many military personnel suffer from that's led to fight among doctors over how to diagnose the condition; some doubt it even exists. nick schifrin returns now with this story, produced and reported by the newshour's dan sagalyn. >> schifrin: on the edge of a mes. base in kuwait the entire horizon has beco cloud of dust. >> that is just insane schifrin: it's 2011. u.s. service members he been stationed in the desert for eight years. and in a matter ofwaeconds, what once a blue sky, becomes thick yellow dust. and then red. and then darkness. >> and now we can't see anything.ds >> sc

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cnn has reached out to the columbus police department for additional information. >>> trouble for the white house chief of staff bill shine. the exclusive audio of his wife darla shine. she has been under scrutiny for making racially charged remarks and spreading conspiracy theories. listen to this audio from 2009 of women in the military who should expect to be harassed. >> why would you fight to go on the submarine ship for months on end? a story with the women upset they are sexually harassed in the military. what do you think is going to happen when you go on a submarine for 12 months with 4,000 horny soldiers? >> darla shine did not respond to requests for comment. the white house did not respond to a request from bill shine if he agrees with his wife's comments. >>> america's trade war with china is hurting the american farmers. last week, china slapped tariffs on soybeans. after china hit tariffs of 34 billion dollars. soybean -- $34 billion. china is the world's largest buyer of american soybeans. farmers sell one-third of their crops there. this will hurt farmers and farm eco

well when it was a personal dimension he wanted to be a hero he wanted to be the columbus was raising water to be first. the chances seemed especially favorable during what was known as the international geophysical year. but from ground still needed an ok from president eisenhower after all there were other people in the u.s. spying for funding washington decided against the ambitious german american. the us navy ended up getting the green light for the prestige project front brown was out of the race. and they wanted to have a military change time with work and on the redstone that's all and i think the. general feeling was. redstone as a weapon for the army was higher priority than. the us army was out of the race but front runner remained focused on the satellite project just in case the navy's model turned out to be a flop. apparently it didn't occur to anyone that the soviets could beaten even though the russians were making no secret of their intensive work with missiles. but nothing about the secret activities at baikonur made it into the news. i mean it was good i would go to

the former porn star was taken into custody in columbus, ohio. this is performing at a strip club there. her lawyer says she was arrested for allowing a customer to touch her in a nonsexual manner. he said, this was politically motivated and we'll fight all charges. >>> voting on some controversial parking fees. megan mcgrath is going to look at how this is going to affect your budget. >> reporter: if you look at the sign, the pilot program is scheduled to expire on july 30th. but thero m board is expected to vote to extend the changes. the $2 fee on saturday would contin continue. and the nonrider fee, for people that use the lots but don't ride metro. there would be a tweak. the board is also expected to extend the expanded parking hours. that vote is happening later today. these cnges could become permanent after a public hearing and another vote in the fall. back to u. >> thank you, megan. >>> 5:07 right now. the cost of courmute could be going up. more tolls on i-66 inside ofhe beltway. single drivers pay extra if they are headed in the dire

judge judy what he had out of course he wanted to be first he knew that everyone remembered columbus but the second man to set foot in america was already long forgotten it's the same way with space he knew that if i shoot the thing up into space then the name of sergei pop locusts correctly off will remain in the history books forever. work was intensifying in earnest in september one nine hundred fifty seven there were a number of newspaper reports and rumors that the soviets were preparing to launch a satellite but officials in the u.s. remained relaxed even when venner from brown was warning about the psychological effects of such a pioneering achievement perhaps he was hoping to revive his own opportunity. but another of the often brown haired warned people in the summer of one nine hundred fifty seven that the soviets were on the bridge and he was not alone or a number of experts in the missile business in the united states who watched what the soviets were saying and they said they in the summer bunker for tuesday when they gave out the the the frequencies for the first satell

. >>> stormy daniels was arrested at a strip club in columbus ohio, she made physical contact with men performing at sirens adult entertainment club, that violates state law. she made her first appearance at the club. she was released after of few hours and the charges were dropped. her attorney cause the arrest, politically motivated. she is known to have an extramarital affair with resident trump in 2006. >>> there are sprinkles and showers out there in the bay area, coming over at the sierra nevada and coming over to the bay area. pete -- >> people love it. i cannot imagine that it will amount to much but it is something. this time of year it is unusual to get. it is unusual to get this amount of rain. let's look at the current radar, those are strong thunderstorms earlier today, the sun will set then the flow brings over the leftover moisture, that is what we are getting right now is the leftover moisture. this will slowly zoom in you can see the scattered showers over pacific,, you have of few showers. actually, you have a few more showers over pacifica and there are some over her

so they had the most about the islands that columbus was -- now modern day cuba, and then -- which is now jamaica, and then haiti and the dominican republic and just west of these islands you can see they know a little bit about the gulf of mexico, they have a little bit of florida but as you can tell they still don't know a lot about how it's shaped. the first french men who tried to settle the mississippi river area was la salle. he came to the new world on one voyage and decided to come back to try to establish a permanent settlement in the area. as most people will probably know his 2nd voyage did not end well. nearly all of the settlers he brought over with him and who died from sickness and starvation, when they got into the gulf of mexico they overshot the mississippi's mouth and ended up in texas. at that point one of the ships actually hit a sand bar and began to sink. if you look at this big beautiful painting that we have on loan from veer versailles in france, we think that this ship right here is the bell, that was the bell that sunk during la salle's voyage. this is a ro

and turns in a style jack when he talks about growing up in small town columbus indiana where his father helped build a midwestern empire of more than two hundred gas stations that provided an upbringing on quote the front row of the american dream the collapse of calle brothers oil company in two thousand and four was widely publicized less well known is that the state of indiana and to a smaller extent kentucky and illinois are still on the hook for millions of dollars to clean up more than eighty five contaminated sites across the three states including underground tanks that leaked toxic chemicals into soil streams and well that's exactly what i'm saying is a rugged individual is a little i and randy is on the economy you have mike pence who is spewing propaganda nonsense ignoring the extra nowadays of his business his journey business yeah exactly his one family their one jury he and his brother and the father their family got to benefit hugely while the rest of the costs were socializing the well there's no monotheism it gives him the temerity and the narcissism to believe that the

the columbus police chief saying "one element of the law was missed in error and charges were subsequently dismissed. a mistake was made and i accept full responsibility." >> senior white house adviser jared kushner lacks the security clearance required to review some of the government's most sensitive secrets cord according to two people familiar with his access. "the washington post" reports the white house granteded you of kushner only top secret status that does not allow him to see some of the country's most guarded intelligence according to people who spoke to the paper on the condition of anonymity. he has not been approved view sensitive information which blocked him at times from seeing parts of the president's daily briefing. the reasons for the constraints on his access are currently unclear including if it is related to the ongoing mueller investigation. in a statement, kushner's attorney did not deny the report saying "after review done in the normal course by career officials, mr. kushner was given his permanent white house clearances back in may and has access to all the inf

this is the suburbs of columbus, the type of people that the' con message should play for.here trump won in 2016. it focusing on illegal immigration, trying to hit the rural area numbers in lincoln county. while i don't know what numbers they're looking at, that doesn't seem to be a great thing for me and underscores what we're seeing right now with the math. >> i want to highlight one particular race, the virginia seven which is dave bratt's district, the old eric cantor seat. >> bellwether when bratt won it. >> tea party, wave seats, covering virginia for a long time, that's been a republican seat. that was not something the republican party thought they had to worry about. the rankings here have moved that into the toss-up category. if that's a toss-up seat for republicans they have to worry about, that's the canary in the coal mine that they have problems they need to address. >> let's look deeper at the numbers, 2018 numbers, crept numbers, compare them to how the president did in 2016. if you see right now, the generic house ballot, democrats are up 25 points among wo

chipotle closing down one of its restaurants in a suburb of columbus, ohio at least two customers postedn the food safety website i was pois poisoned.com that they experienced nausea, vomiting and fever after eating there in a statement a chipotle spokesperson said we acted quickly and closed this single restaurant out of an abundance of caution business insider reporting during an inspection last week that the local health department found the restaurant was not storing lettuce and beans at the proper temperatures. food safety is a top priority for brian niccol who took over in march a series of high-profile incidents in 2015 bruised the chain's reputation and stock price. last year they retrained kitchen crews after identifying a sick employee as the cause of a nur nu nurovirus outbreak >> that stock is down just under 2% now cmg a name we're watching all day. jackie, see you in a bit >>> cbs appointing an outside law firm to handle an investigation into misconduct, allegations against les moonves. the board is leaving moonves in his current role for now it's not clear if he will remai

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adult film actress into custody for reportedly allowing a customer to touch her a a strip club in columbusohio. her attorney michael avenatti tweeted customer touched daniels in a nonsexual manner. he called it a setup and politically motivated. daniels has assumed president trump over a nondisclosure agreement stemmi from an affair the had in 2006. daniels is expected to be released obail charged with misdemeanor. >>> the founder of papa johns pizza isut for good. john schnatter resigned as chairman of the board late last night. the resignaon came hours after he used a racial slur in a conference call.reports that e n-worduring a media trainingexe. schnatter had already stepped down as ceo of papa johns last year over backlash the company got for schnatter blaming poor sales on the nfl anthem controvey. >> time now is 5:02. day two of the s natoummit. you're looking at videof president trump arriving at the summit venue in brussels earlier stding into the hall himself no aideby his side. ing it alone at the summit.olic. the president with harsh words about his concerns over russia's influ

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at the corner of columbus and broadway. and i want to thank the t.a. for programming $5.3 million in federal bay area grant funds provided to us by the m.t.c. and $2.4 million prop k and a.a. funds to this project five years ago and this funding has made this busy arterial safer with narrower traffic lanes, bus shelters, raised cross wa*ux, street trees, benches and street lights among other safety improvements. i also want to thank the chinatown community development center for their long-term advocacy for these important improvements as well as the public works staff who actually redesigned portions of the project with chinatown c.d.c. and i look forward to celebrating the opening of that and i want to thank members of the public who put up with a year of frustrating construction and i know that they are relieved and pleased. another major vision zero project that we at the t.a. have funded with a combination of local and regionally provided federal funds is the m.t.a.'s masonic avenue complete streets project, which is finally complete. which spans

charges were dismissed but michael avenatti is writing a lawsuit against columbus police which is bado him making more television appearance is pleading his case. let me urge you now and then last 25 seconds i have to watch fox and friends tomorrow. philip phillips will be singing, nigel faraj and listen to me on radio from nine until noon, the brian kilmeade show on xm sirius 450. since sean hannity is next and a special thanks to tucker for letting me be here. >> sean: i'm in london, and by the way i know you have to be up in six hours, no excuse if you are a minute late. we will be monitoring. >> brian: i've got it. these six welcome to hannity. we are in london where president trump just wrapped up his first official visit right here to the united kingdom. we will have more on that in just a moment. but first what was an incredible day in our nation's capital, fireworks all over capitol hill. this is an historic day in so many ways. disgraced anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok was in the hot seat and tonight we are just finally beginning to

>>>ew breaking as stormy daniels was arrested in columbus overnight. daniels' lawyer said that she was arrested for allowing a customer to touch her in a nonsexual. mann he tweeted, this is a setup and politically motivated. daniels has been performing at clubs across the country, ncluding right here in d.a earlier this week. and she is at the center of a legal battle involving donald trump. >> she claims thatha m cohen paid her off to keep her quiet about an affair. prident trump denies the affair. >>> president trump is sitting down for day two at the nato summit in brussels. he will meet with leaders from georgia and ukraine, possibly to discuss russian occupation in those countries. this aftereoon, thedent will head to the u.k., to meet with the british prime minister and theresa may and queen elizabeth. more on that meeting and his summit with president vla amir putin i live report in about ten minutes. >>> happening today iairfax out, the school board is said to a public meeting o several measures. they go over how to pay for recommend changed.e

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the former pn star was taken into custody in columbus, ohio. this is performing at a strip club there. it's the same act she performed across the country. daniels lawyer, michaelti aven says daniels was reportedly arrested, for allowing a custome to touch h in a nonsexual manner. he tweeted, this was a setup and politically motivated. will fight all bogus charges. >>> the parents of the soccer team who were rescued from the cave in thailand are waiting for blood test results. >> once those tests come back clear, the doctors will allow moms and dads closer contact with their children. this is a look at the hospital room. the boys' parents are kept six feet away behind glass to prevent infection. health officials say all 12 are ndin good coion, thanks to their coh. he was the last person out of the flooded cave and in the rst health. >>> overnight, the head of one of the lgest pizza chains has stepped down, after he used a racial slur on a conference john schneider started papa john's pizza but used a slur last night. the call was apparently a ro

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her office is next door to the bar at columbus and beach. firefighters kept it from spreading, but she still had some damage to deal with this morning. >> smells like smoke. there's definitely good damage on the up stairs. they broke windows, broke fire doors. so we're lucky. >> reporter: loyal customers of the fiddlers green stopped by today to survey the damage. >>it's my local joint, hopefully they recover because this is where i was going to be tonight. >> reporter: you're looking at an airbnb that's two doors down from the bar. five tourists were staying here. the building is fine, but there's a strong smell of smoke so the red cross helped relocate them to the holiday inn for peace of mind. but four people, four residents were displaced including the bartender who actually lives above the bar. his home now burned, he says he's staying with friends for now. one person was hurt and that was a firefighter. he suffered a cut on his hand, but they tell me he's going to be okay. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> and now some news on our wildfi

host: thank you for the call from columbus, georgia. andrew egger. guest 1: i think you are right on one account, which is that as we in the country get more politicized, get pulled further apart, it becomes harder for anybody in media or elsewhere to have sort of an objective take on things. pulled tod to get their ideological side of. as a member of the conservative media, i think there is a lot of slant on both sides come on our side as well. you can find people who are less interested in giving you the straight facts than they are into deceiving and try to push a particular partisan point. i think your point is well taken that happens on both sides and even sort of amount -- among mainstream publications. it is hard to be a reporter and try to get straight facts the people. host: jamie stiehm, in your piece "ohio: both sides of the political river," it is already july 1 and you write i look across the ohio river and i sigh. explain. ohio rivere hot -- is a dividing line between historically north of south, the slaves would cross over from slavery

it's causing a smokey scene on columbus avenue in north beach. this was posted to twitter after the fire broke out around midnight. no reports of injuries from fire officials, and we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll have the latest at the top of the hour. >>> the trump administration will miss today's deadline to reunite many migrant families separated under the zero tolerance policy. around 100 kids under the age of five are in custody now and at least 44 will still be waiting to be reunited. lawyers say the feds are facing multiple challenges, including parents not tracked after release. there is also a july 26th deadline to reunite the rest of the nearly 3,000 minors separated from a parent at the border. >>> president trump picked 53- year-old brett kavanaugh to be the next supreme court justice. if confirmed, he would fill the vacancy created by the retirement of justice anthony kennedy. >> there is no one in america more qualified for this position, and no one more deserving. >> reporter: when brett kavanaugh was sworn in as an ap

sacramento, columbus, ohio and san francisco.ities were ranked based on traffic incidents including accidents, speeding tickets, and duis are you surprised? can you bereave we come in at number five? >> that's really high. >> i'm ahead on the my horn at somebody at twourt this morning. >> did you what were they doing. >> going like 40 miles an hour and cut me off. >> don't mess with arlgsis at 2:30 in the morning. >> she is not having it. she means business. >> yeah. >> thanks for keeping us in line. >> new at 6:00 one of san francisco's most iconic streets speaking of driving may get a make oversoon that could be a disappointment for tourists but a relief for resarah palin taki a relief for resarah palin taki with gma after socha . >>> this is an abc news special report. now reporting, david muir. >> good morning and we're coming on the air because there has been something of a political explosion taking place between the u.s. special great britain. president trump has just finished meeting with british prime minister theresa ma

she arrived at gentlemen's vanity club in columbus hours after prosecutors dropped charges stemming from another appearance. daniels was accuse of having illegal physical contact with other officers at another ohio club wednesday. they say the accusations could not be proved. >>> and we're learning more about what life was like for those 12 soccer players and the coach who were trapped in a flooded kachb eed cave in thai. each boy had a flashlight. they used one flashlight at a time until they were found by british divers. they slept close together to stay warm and took turns. to bathe, they jumped in the water. one diver who took part in the rescue describing the difficult situation. them o a strenk pulledave and them throuand a escorted them to the diver who was bringing them forward. >> the boys are expected to remain hospitalized through the weekend. >>> and officials in mexico city were able to evacuate a just opened shopping mall before parts collapsed. no one was injured. officials say a support beam failed in an office area on the top loor. it's unclear if unstable land played a

in columbus, ohio, she was arrested after a performance at a local strip club. the charges allegedly touching three undercover detectives. stormy daniels says she had a sexual encounter with president trump back in 2006, which the president has denied. sara sidner joins us with the latest. what do we know about what happened last night? >> reporter: well, there are affidavits that have been filed showing that there were four vice officers inside the siren strip club here where stormy daniels was performing, and they say that she broke local ordinances. she's not supposed to be touching people or letting people touch her. and apparently at some point they say that she was taking patrons and letting them put her heads in their boz onsoms. three of those vice officers say she did the same thing to them. this went on for a while, and apparently she was then arrested along with two other performers at this strip club. but michael avenatti, stormy daniels' attorney, says, wait a minute. this looks like a setup, that she was set up for this. she was in the club. they k