world meeting itself. >> and this is why we should observe columbus day. it's a big deal in history. i suppose is celebrating. it's an enormous market, beginning of the modern world. >> i always celebrate it because someone who is part spanish, part -- it's my birthday. >> here i am, i'm a dissent from largely from, nina, scottish people into strange part of world married to a japanese woman. i couldn't happened, all this, without columbus. >> i'm going to say this publicly because i've been waiting to say this because i read your first book, you're of the book, "1491", which was to me so redemptive. i have never been able to accommodate my spanish have to buy indian have. i could identify my spanish have because spanish have spoke spanish, roman catholic and so forth. but was -- what was my indian have? which have given me in "1491" is this idea that what the european discovered here was, in fact, that there was something here, that there were aqueducts. that they were damn's. that there was a civilization if. >> mini. >> and does not as always portrayed

. >> you have chosen columbus, mississippi. >> she didn't like we'd bring up in this poverty tour bus are stygmatizing our town." -- stigmatyzing our town." >> got to do everything just to keep our homes. >> you lost your jobs in the same month. >> trying to keep our houses -- >> i did the multiple. >> i have my license and can do just about anything. you make two dollars too much. life insurance, gone. they cut the cable off. the gas is gone. we have each other, and we have god and we jus tkeet keep going. >> we serve everybody who needs to be served. in 2012, our budget will be $800,000. that is limited. >> not even half. less than half. >> those are the cuts. we have very limited service in 2012. when we deal with a big issue, it makes things worse. it seems the government has forgotten about the people and we need to put the emphasis on the people. >> columbus, mississippi, the birthplace of the great miracle playwrite. his theme is those who escape from reality. the engagement with memory requires poverty. the blues out of mississippi is an engagement with memory and poverty, and

these ships, they come to the edge of the water to wait for columbus. i always thought in the indian there is this absorbency of the presence of the forum, almost asian in that way. and that it meets the aggression of european activists with this capacity to take the european in. the most interesting character in the taliban who once to swallow this book. and wants to devour charles mann. and he will eat it. there's that sense of i come to los angeles and i look around, and everyone says this is the greatest city in america. and i think to myself, is that true, or are we in the great indian city? and would not have a word for that yet? how do you see in light of what you have written, how do you see a city like los angeles? >> lenny go back -- let me go back. there's so much absorption in, they see the strange object, these ships, and then these tired, dirty people, i'm sure. >> unprecedented. >> unprecedented people who smell bad. and everybody is ethnocentric, right? the first thing you are thinking, ugh, right? they have been there a lot times for ea

if you're watching us on wltz nbc 38, columbus, georgia. monumental rock 'n' roll photography at the columbus mutual. a little david bowie, a little "white wedding." >> i love him! you're doing a really good job. >> we try. not great, but we try. >>> now here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. two of robert kardashian's ex-wives claim chloe kardashian not his biological daughter. the late kardashian told him chloe was not his daughter and comes in the wake of chris jenner saying she was unfaithful to kardashian during their 30 years of marriage. chloe tweeted i let a lot of things fly and you are disgusting. no word if she plans to file legal action. >>> the people's choice awards last night winners were "harry potter." and katy perry. your favorite, bill. halle berry is going third go at the atary. 66-year-old rocker brian ferry married his son's 29-year-old form area girlfriend. his son's former girlfriend. finally a suddenly clean-cut ashton kutcher tells tv writers he wants to stay with "know of t -- "two and

>>host: 1492 columbus discovers the americas. dennis p. bring back tobacco and cacao on the first voyage? >> certainly not cacao or chocolate because the area that he arrived in the caribbean and chocolate was not used. she did run across it when he was off the coast of honduras but there is no evidence he saw a chocolate itself but he saw the cacao beans in notice how valued they were to the traders. says if they were eyeballs but he came across it seems almost immediately that it was the been offered tobacco leaves as a gift to be a diplomatic along those groups but he sent out men to investigate and the dominican republic and they describe people smoking it. that is the first record of europeans to see it. evidence he himself tried tobacco but afterwards it is not unlikely some of the men might. it is not likely because it was essential to sociability that when explores we're going out we have an image this image of the invading which was not untrue but for information and, food, diplomatic and military alliances. and the are writing on

the new list leads with the jefferson street, columbus plaza, and aquatic park plaza, which what you are seeing here is the terminus of jefferson street to the aquatic park. it is immediate adjacent to the most import swimming beach in all of san francisco and the opportunity to make that into a real date way -- a real gateway is tremendous. columbus plaza, one of the most iconic streets in san francisco, one of our two diagonal streets, cutting across the grid, firmly rooted with the transamerica building. how we find an architectural solution? a much more elegant way that is prominent in the city. what we are proposing is a design that partially or completely connects the sidewalk cafes and restaurants that line that block to the open space, but activating a space that has had in the past issues with less activation and inappropriate uses, especially in the evenings, and create a new destination for fisherman's wharf. aquatic park plaza. again, a tremendous opportunity. the key issue here is working with the swim clubs to proceed on a timeline to make sure that we address their nee

puts it in. 1-0, columbus early. in the first, less than a minute to go on the sharks four-minute power play. sharks move the puck. ryane clowe finally gets it in the net. we're tied at 1-1. pat marlo shoots. joe thornton says, i'm right here for you. 2-1, sharks. and that is your final. sharks win, by that final, 2-1. scored his 500th game as a shark. >>> the lakers and warriors will play tomorrow.ay by n.ay ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >>> if you're going to use the lane to breeze through rush hour traffic, at least feed him. this is not a passenger, he's a skeleton that a washington state man used to cruise in the car

to native americans and when europeans had no knowledge of that until they arrived starting with columbus in 1492. and went from their. >> how would they use in these ancient cultures? >> so, tobacco was used in a whole multitude of ways. smoked, cigars, pipes, sort of cigarette like substances also use topically as medicines, snuffed through the nose. in the most. a whole host of applications, sword bearing depending on the region. chocolate had a more restricted domain. so what really important is to remember is that it was a beverage, almost exclusively not dissing america's but in europe until the 18th or 19th century. so it was a stimulant beverage use in some some ways the way we think of coffee today. and i could go on about it. >> please do. >> chocolate had a more restricted domain in the americas and tobacco. it was used by groups we know today as aztec and mayan and other groups in the broader region, call mesoamerica. and it was, many different concoctions, but one of the favorite lines had cacao, the central ingredient, mixed with water. and then a whole of spices, chili pepp

[laughter] >> do you know, what columbus actually did to the spanish monarchy? because there is very few statues in spain and he is not honored in the rest of the world. >> guest: he is a special figure he did not set out to do what he did. he never really admitted he did not landon h. up. the spanish monarchy foolishly gave them all these privileges that they took away that so he died very bitter who was refiled the in that area. it is not surprising to me that after all he would have the ambivalent reaction. i think that feeling is more general than not. go to santo domingo that is and ignore adaptation service monument it is 600 feet long and has all but a light 62 tribeca sap blacks out the areas around it. there is a huge protest. i am not so sure he is so honored by a profoundly important. but people feel uneasy about him. >> there is a lot of movement these days from the purest to get back to protect what they call hong then natural species in an area or the native plants. do you think that is an exercise of futility? but clearly that to is bad and end in

. >> it's november 16th, 2006, warren, ohio, a small town, two hours northeast of columbus. 24-year-old jason howard is about to be charged with aggravated murder for killing a man and shooting at two others. but it's the family of a victim in another murder case that suddenly charges into the courtroom in a raw and emotional outburst. five months earlier, howard's ex-girlfriend, jamiela west and her three children are found dead in their columbus home. howard is not charged with the crime, but the west family believes he is responsible. this was very unique. >> i've been in courtrooms where is somebody in the back of the courtroom would jump up and start screaming for a few seconds, but nothing quite like this. >> nick rich and reporter peggy sinkovich cover the trumbull county court. they arrive early for the hearing, hoping to talk to jason howard. >> he was here in warren, ohio, on a murder charge, but police in columbus were also looking at him on a murder charge there with his girlfriend and children, who are from this area. so it was a pretty big case. >> sinkovich interviews the

>> i came from columbus. >> columbus. >> uh-huh. >> what did that take you to get down here from columbusrs. >> uh-huh. >> that's a long ride at this time of night. >> yes, sir. >> what makes a man get in the car and drive two hours -- >> i don't know. just somebody wanted to meet me and i wanted to meet them i guess. >> how old are you? >> i'm 42. >> you're 42. >> i mean, i'm not looking for, i mean, to, like, do anything or anything. >> what made you think it was okay at 42 years old to walk into a home at roughly 2:30 in the morning, where a 15-year-old girl was apparently home alone? >> well, i wasn't sure if she was 15 or not to be honest. >> that's what she said on the internet. are you still a virgin? >> stupid question for an older man to ask a girl like that. >> she says, well, i'm not telling anyone if you won't. my mom would have a freaking cow. well, don't worry, it's our secret. well, i can come over there. is the parents gone? again, you say, you got to promise me you're not like, 5-0, that's the police, right? i don't want to get locked up. >> looks like i'm going to. >> an

. >> in columbus, tied at one. pavelski on goal.lary low cashes in on the rebound. >> that was your toyota sports report. more from the 49ers locker room. what a day at the stick. >> alan: thank you very much. coming up. former penn state coach joe paterno breaks his silence on the scale that ended his career. >> cut backs have gun, fewer hours are available at the post office coming soon. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >> good evening. in tonight's headlines, members of "occupy" oakland are wrapping up what they call their march against police brutality. the occupiers said this was a militant action and no reports of arrests or violence.

. >> in columbus, tied at one. pavelski on goal. cashes in on the rebound. >> that was your toyota sports report. more from the 49ers locker room. what a day at the stick. >> alan: thank you very much. coming up. former penn state coach joe paterno breaks his silence on the scale that ended his career. >> cut backs have gun, fewer hours are available at the post office coming soon. >> good evening. in tonight's headlines, members of "occupy" oakland are wrapping up what they call their march against police brutality. the occupiers said this was a militant action and no reports of arrests or violence. an horrific accident in los gatos killed another man and left another person seriously injured. the chp closed all northbound lanes for two and a half hours, and fairfield firefighters are still on the scene of a huge commercial fire in more than 24 hours after it started. investigators still don't know the cause but as of right now they say nothing looks suspicious. >> the building was destroyed. >> two months after he was fired, forme

columbus catholic church commemorates those lost to violence. this year the count is 110. oakland police issued a $25,000 reward. if you have information log on to abc7news.com for their anonymous tip line. >> in san francisco, two robbery suspects are behind bars are leading police on a wild chase that ended this afternoon in the -- when the suspects crashed their car. they were chased from the tenderloin-on to the freeway. the suspects also side swiped a car. >> just ahead, man tries to get change for a million dollar bill. oh, yeah, wait until you hear about that. dozens of new laws going into effect in less than an hour. we'll go over a few of those for you. >> both cal and stanford, thinking, beat l.a. twice, and seth curry back from a one, game absence. the looked good against >> some 40,000 new state laws take effect tomorrow in california, self of the new laws involve driving and parking. starting january 1st, drivers cop viced of three or more devise could have their driver's license suspended for ten years, a change to the child passenger safety seat law requires

. >>> three things columbus salami is being ordered to do. >>> and the hit box coming up on the hit recordsome are talking about a guest appearance. . >>> its decision to reopen interstate i-75 where the crash occurred, the road was closed for more than three hours after heavy smoke from a nearby brush fire and heavy fog combined to make it passible. the highway patrol defends its decision saying the visibility was clear enough but deter waited rapidly. >>> a salami company will pay fines after an ammonia leak. they must overall their refrigeration system. 30 needed medical help after a pipe carrying ammonia burst. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee will break ground on a new cruise terminal which is being built as part of preparations for the americas cup. groundbreaking is at 10:00 this morning. how is it looking sal? >>> so far so good anyway. let's go outside, i want to show you some pictures. no major problems and traffic looks good if you are driving on the 28th 0 extension -- 280 extension downtown. and this morning's drive on 101 as you drive through the area, that traffic is moving al

columbus near the bottom . but they battle san jose tonight.ut everything is going the sharkies' way. >>> college hoops, stanford, 12 and 2 going into oregon. matthew knight arena we were laughing at how bad this floor looks. you know whose idea that was? phil night, the guy who founded nike. so you can imagine as bad as this looks, all the oregon state, you know, athletic director -- oh, boy, it looks great! throw up some more on it. [ laughter ] >> anyway, johnny dawkins, now, 12 and 28 on the road at stanford. oregon wins 68-67. cardinal now 12 and three. >>> cal losing at oregon saint. and saint mary's beat san diego in college hoops this evening. >>> this is the third time this season he has twist the his ankle. and the doctors are all saying, hey, this guy's got to hit for a while, and yet the warriors want to get off to a good start. but he's got a bum ankle. >>> and paul westwall fired today as sacramento head coach. he didn't get along with a 19 year-old who was 6'9". i don't care how smart or your history, you can't teach 6'9". you go

el 25 de febrero enfrentaran al chicago fire, el 29 al charleston battery y el 3 de marzo a columbusde marzo, para las practicas finales antes de comenzar la temporada regular de la mls de local el 10 de marzo. otro equipo de la mls que es noticia es fc dallas. que han contratado al delantero panameÑo blas pe Érez y el defensa colombiano hernan pertuz, por la poli Ítica de la liga y el equipo, los tÉrminos de los contratos no serÁn revelados. blas pÉrez, que cumplira 31 aÑos el 13 de febrero, anotÓ 19 goles en 23 partidos en la ultima temporada con el leÓn de la segunda divisiÓn de mexico. con una buena participaciÓn con la selecciÓn de panama y en la pasada copa oro de la concacaf. tambien filadelfua union, confirmo la contratacio n del mediocampista panameÑo gabriel "gavilan" gomez. en mexico, monterrey que se prepara para el inicio del torneo clausura este sÁbado donde debutarÁ frente a los jaguares, entrenan con una ausencia importante. la de su delantero estrella humberto suazo. el delantero chileno sigue sin reportar a las prÁcticas del cuadro regiomontano, fiel a su costumbre

just around columbus, ohio. a little snow being reported there.t you're seeing here in eastern ohio. pennsylvania and west virginia, not reaching the ground. the air is very, very dry. but later this evening, i'm talking maybe after midnight, it will moisten up. and that's when we'll start seeing some snow across the region. take a look at the temperatures. very dry air. just above freezing. but look at the dew point. yesterday, the dew point was in the midteens, low 20s. 4 degrees. that's very very dry air. which means that moisture that is coming down from the clouds, most of it is going to evaporate for a while. humidity only 28%. very, very dry. no wind at all right now. the barometer, 30.26 inches. actually, has risen. 26 oakland. 28, hagerstown. and 34 down by ocean city. once again, that dry air around the region. to the north, 30 and 29 up in westminster. along the pa border. that's where we're going to see the most precipitation. a form of frozen precip. north winds brought that chilly air do to the -- to the south. this moisture moving i

later on tonight, detroit, cleveland, north of columbus, indianapolis, a little bit for you. and then it looks like overnight friday night into saturday morning, snow arriving for areas like new york city and possibly philadelphia northward and southern new england. most areas 3 to 6 inches, so enough for the kids to play in and shovel as they go throughout your saturday morning. if you're watching us on whdh in boston, mass. afhrodite and the gods of love. that is your "early today" event of the today. >>> here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> the number one film will be all about vampires at war. under world awakening. the fourth installment of the franchise marks kate beckinsale's return as a battling vampire after she skipped the third film and should do well with higher 3d and imac prices. i hear it's good. >>> "red tails" the true story in the pilots in the all black program should earn $15 million. >>> the 9/11 drama starring tom hanks and sandra bullock should take in $10 to $12 million. "haywire" starring gino carr ano is not expecte

. >> jon: queen isabel a, columbus. italian spice. i get you. you're saying to me through the television the head of your super pac you want me to pay mario battali an enormous amount of super pac money to make me a delicious meal so that may be sustained for this voyage? chef! chef! ( cheers and applause ) thank you. that's beautiful. >> here you are mr. stewart. >> jon: frittat con eggs. that is beautiful. it looks delicious. but there is much more me to say yet tonight. i need to preserve my jaw strength. as you know, my saliva is considered currency in south america. >> it is going to cost you double, sir. >> jon: ridiculous. an almost crim criminal way of the people's super pac money. i'll do it. ( cheers and applause ) and that is how jon stewart got meningitis. stephen, i await further non-instructional public statements. through the television. we'll be right back after this. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back to the show. we've been discussing here how long it takes to get frittata out of one's eye. turns out you can't just bl

look at the cold air in columbus, ohio, 22 degrees. that's what's going to be coming tonight and tomorrow and this weekend it's going to be much, much colder, still only 52 degrees in town and the cold front tonight will begin to move through. that will allow the first wave of cold air to come in and tomorrow night another wave of cold air comes in for the weekend. big story for tomorrow will be the wind out of the west and northwest, 15 to 30 miles per hour sustained and we could have a few gusts tomorrow up around 40 miles per hour. in terms of rain to snow tonight, i think we'll see a little bit. i think it's going to be confined mainly to our northwestern neighborhoods up around frederick county, washington county could get a dusting. i'll show you more details exactly why i think we may get a little accumulation of snow by tomorrow morning, not a big problem on the roads, though. >>> now to a developing story in the strict tonight, local and federal leaders are throwing down the gauntlet on occupy d.c. calling for their removal fr

for clark kellogg, verne lundquist saying so long from columbus, ohio. 80-63. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >>> this is 9 news now. >>> hello, i'm bruce johnson. the search is on for a howard university freshman who has been missing nearly a week now. authorities not ruled out anything in the disappearance of arianna carr including foul play. surae chinn talked with family, friends and campus police. >> i'm devastated. you want to do everything that you possibly can to help. reporter: erin horne montgomery a family friend is desperate to find 17-year-old arianna carr. mom says her daughter left her oakland, california, home last saturday and was last seen on campus at howard university on monday. i talked with the mother april scott by phone who said her daughter was dealing with bullying issues with her roommate and her friends. the university confirms the roommate moved out before winter break. >> she was still feeling threatened by them, that these girls really hate you and have it out for you. reporter: by the time arianna arrived back at her

. >>> columbus salami company ordered to pay six million dollars in upgrades after a review of an ammonia leak at the plant that leak in august of 2009 sent 17 to the hospital it forced police to evacuate nearby businesses and close several streets. the ammonia leaked from a ruptured valve in the system that cools salami. >>> new feature failing -- new state-of-the-art cruise terminal. katie marzullo is live to show us the planned transformation. >> reporter: we are on the back end of pier 27. not many people have cause or desire to come back here nothing to see, nothing to do. that is going to change. moments ago mayor lee broke ground on the future james r herman international cruise terminal. mayor lee says this is a long awaited project. it was mayor newsom in 2007 who created a panel to look into this. it is going to create 600 jobs, 20% expected to be local. a 92 million dollar project. that not only will be a cruise terminal but also a public plaza. the mayor hopes it will revitalize the port and invigorate the waterfront. >> this is a world class international event we are hosting

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. ♪ >>> columbus salami company ordered to pay six million dollars in upgrades after a review of an ammoniaeak at the plant that leak in august of 2009 sent 17 to the hospital it forced police to evacuate nearby businesses and close several streets. the ammonia leaked from a ruptured valve in the system that cools salami. >>> new feature failing -- new state-of-the-art cruise terminal. katie marzullo is live to show us the planned transformation. >> reporter: we are on the back end of pier 27. not many people have cause or desire to come back here nothing to see, nothing to do. that is going to change. moments ago mayor lee broke ground on the future james r herman international cruise terminal. mayor lee says this is a long awaited project. it was mayor newsom in 2007 who created a panel to look into this. it is going to create 600 jobs, 20% expected to be local. a 92 million dollar project. that not only will be a cruise terminal but also a public plaza. the mayor hopes it will revitalize the port and invigorate the waterfront. >> this is a world class international event we are hosting.

columbus, ohio, temperatures in the 50s. so, great weather conditions. i think yesterday we almost set 200 record highs across the country. i mean, it was just one of the most insanely warm days. >> i saw that look on your face. you're jealous. >> a little. >> you were jealous you weren't out there. >> some of the warm air is heading to the east. people will be golfing on the east coast come this weekend. >> yourself included, i'm sure, right? >> not this weekend. >>> jobs pick up. a barnes & noble bummer and why have you to be careful paying bills over the phone. >>> plus, chris brown's interesting strategy for avoiding blowups when interviewers ask him questions he doesn't like. >>> coming up, miami's big three is now one. and the bruins catch fire in boston. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. in nigeria, gunmen open fire in a church during prayer service yesterday killing at least five people. it follows attacks on other

san jose beats columbus 2-1. they are undefeated in 2012. okay, i have the thursday night top five. roll it, wayne. yowsed to have a killer cross overment look at his son. his son going to the rim. oh, got to love that. he takes a puck to the face. the booed news, he didn't lose any teeth. yet. at number three, more shops. miami wins in triple overtime. bad news for water coolers in miewmmy. and number one, announced he is going to alabama instead of lsu. his mom, her reaction? >> because there was not a lot of joy here. can i ask why? >> i feel it was a letter place for him to be. >> howouch. no more toss cooking for him. >> you had a choice between

a big boo-yah from columbus, ohio. >> columbus, ohio. where is my ohio state stuff? where is it?chool. >> caller: hey, i knew you guys have been covering pharmaceuticals this week and i wanted to throw another one out there to you, celgene corporation. >> oh, man, bob hugin. i'm full disclosure. let me talk about this for a second. when i started this series and we started researching last month, i wanted celgene to be one of the central players. it was in the 60s. but then bob hugin, that unbelievably great ceo told a great story and the stock took off and it hasn't come in. had the stock come back to 68, 69, i would have put that in this week. that's how great celgene is. all right. let's recap. it's merck, it's bristol-myers, it's j&j, it is biogen. and now the last one, not sony, sillily, sanofi aventis. these are all rebounding. they figured out the patent cliff. these are the ones that represent the great value in this market today. stay with cramer. >>> it is time, it is time for the "lightning round"! cramer's calls, buy, buy, buy, sell, sell, sell, play to the sound -- [

he is the director of the columbus zoo. he is an international conservation is.so has his own television show. he is coming to talk about animal well this initiative anti some of the animals that are rescued. his shows are family-friendly. i encourage all ages to come. the proceeds from that evening will be for the care of the zoo animals. i think him for the gift he is giving us. there is more information on this news websites. -- the zoo's website. >> when they picked up the animal, was it with someone? >> the police are not telling even be that. i understand they have someone who called it in that was a young male. there is concerned there was also an inside job by either as to volunteer or employee. they continue to come to the zoo and review the records. it is an unfortunate occurrence, but thankfully someone did the right thing at the end. >> thank you very much. all is well that ends well. >> anyone that like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are now -- now on number seven, recreation and park department budget for fiscal y

beats columbus 3-1 for their third straight win. that is it. >> they are undefeated in 2012. >> is that right? can they run the table? that's the question. >> yeah. the year is five days old. >> they are undefeated. >> thank you. >> we're coming back at 11:00.

he used to own michelangelo on columbus. dodi he came back and opened cafe meridian he came back and opened cafe maria. he wants to add an accordion player, perhaps a vocalist and guitarist. before, the restaurant was empty. i am very familiar with this because it happens to be one of my favorite places. they used to have somebody dancing, and they tried to apply for a permit, and they have a lot of problems with the people who lived next door, and consequently common they spent thousands of dollars soundproofing the wall between the house next door and the restaurant. they have moved on. the owner of the property and wants to add this low-level amplification. i do not believe he understands that this has come into being since the previous issues occur, so we tried to communicate with you but were not able to secure a good -- but were not able to. i will leave that to you. >> we have a question from the next out the carrot -- from the next applicant. what kind of entertainment new plan to have democrats and accordion or a gu

on new year's day, 1:50 day, a fight on the southeast corner of broadway and columbus. this is one that we don't necessarily tie to a club, but there are a lot of things going on in the broadway corridor, it's the clubs and they are dealing with the patrons and get a whole lot of people up there, either alcohol before or find a liquor store and the clubs are one of the many issues that we have on the broadway corridor. on january 8 at 1:30 a.m. at the ambassador club, stolen purse from the club. on january 8 at 12:55 a.m. at 420 mason street, a battery case, victim was inside the club sitting with his group. a member of another group called his friend, female friend -- i'm not go to go repeat the word, but the victim replied, what did you say and a large fight broke out where he was pushed from behind and assaulted. the suspects fled the area but the police department have some leads on the investigation. and last one here is on january 9 at 2:30 in the morning, victim was standing outside club horizon at 498 broadway and robbed of his phone at knife point. 2:30 in the

the most exhilarating came new year's eve in columbus. third-period deficit and one, 4- 2, something i spoke with about earlier with dennis wideman. >> and the last three games we play lead and before that, one or two where who play lead and started to come together. we played pretty much 60-minute games and that is what we need. >> and he suffered a strained right groin muscle. tonight, green will play for dale hunter for the first time and you have to wonder, does the head coach have concerns about green adapting to the new season. >> that is going to be easy for him and he's practice 5-on-5 and he's going to be fine with it and that is more timing for him. >> and getting better and based on it percentage wise. night is nfl news, the chargers norv turner and the eagles andy rode were retained for next season. jeff fisher introduced for the vacant job with the miami dolphins. the coaching carousel will revolve in the offseason. meanwhile, the redskins head coach mike shanahan has a number of tough decisions to make this offseason, one re

the biggest storm headed into columbus, georgia. not rotating enough to put a tornado warning on it right now but still a very large storm. when you soo he this much red all the way down to the gulf coast and one storm just rolled right through atlanta metro airport slowing down the airplanes there. updates in a few minutes. >> thank you, chad. >>> focus shifts to florida and the race for the republican presidential nomination. all four candidates are on the campaign trail today. now, the primary in florida just eight days away. mitt romney stepping up his attacks on newt gingrich after a solid win by gingrich in south carolina over the weekend. romney is also now promising to release his tax returns tomorrow. >>> after cheating death and inspiring a nation with her fight for recovery, gabrielle giffords stepping down from congress. a year ago she was shot in the head while meeting with voters in an arizona shopping center as one of her last acts in office she plans to finish that event. she posted this message on website. >> i have

here's the cold stuff, though, columbus 20, chicago 21. it's going to get even colder. that's just the leading em of that cold air. it will nine -- edge of that cold air. it will sneak in here. this is futurecast. at midnight we're dry. we bring the rain in at 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. and look at the quick little changeover here. by tomorrow morning this is a distant memory. we're all dry. the sun will come out. we'll be windy, though, much colder, highs tomorrow in the upper 30s and lower 40s. i think if there's a chan of any type of coat -- chance of any type of coating, it should be for frederick county, maybe a little dusting in northern loudoun company and potentially 1/2-inch to an inch along i-81 and back west. heaviest accumulations will be the higher elevations in virginia, west virginia and maryland. tomorrow keep in mind much colder with a lot of wind, too. we stay cold through this holiday weekend. we start warming up again next week with showers on tuesday. throw it over to lindsay murphy for sports. >>> this is your local nissan dealer sports desk in hd with dave

columbus was up 2- 0 in this game.t's new year's eve, dennis says here are the fireworks. 3-2 caps. nine minutes to go. how about a little icing on the russian cake? alex ovechkin again. caps win 4-2. >> we had nothing to lose. we are down 2-0, and put a lot of pressure on them and deep pinch and they did a good job and keeping the puck in, created a lot of havoc for them. >> caps above 500. 8-6-1. it's also three wins in a row, which is the longest winning streak. the win also volts washington into 9th place, just outside of the playoffs. caps have a few days off, january 3. last year at this time, auburn had a guy named cam newton. virginia had long since packed up and gone home. they were 4-8. the gap closed between them. auburn is 8-4. i should say virginia is 8-4. good matchup for the bowl. you know the slogan, eat more chicken. no, i like that right there. first quarter, chris byrd telling those auburn secondary guys, you are all too slow for me. cavs taking a 14-7 lead. getting it going. the old, statue of liber

he's hoping to keep that momentum going in columbus. caps down 2-0, peppering steve mason. dennis wyman, puts the caps on the board. check it out again. a beautiful one timer from ovechkin, his 14th of the year. caps down just one, and here they come. less than two minutes later, four on four. this time sets up alex simmon who blasts one past mason, his tenth of the year, and just like that, we are tied at 2. 30 seconds later, more 4 on 4, caps racing up the ice, wideman takes it himself. winds up and scores his sixth of the season. and sthird point in three minutes. caps up 3-2. same score later in the period, caps on the power play. orlov to ovechkin, who fires the laser, back-to-back two goal games for ove. he's come along, caps come from behind to win 4-2, their third straight victory. >>> what a difference one year can make in college football. last year when the ball dropped on times square, the virginia cavaliers were coming off a 4-8 season failing to appear in a bowl game for the third consecutive year. auburn on the other hand was riding quarterback sensation cam