columbus crew and the columbus blue jackets. this year the city of columbus will commence a yearlong bicentennial celebration with the theme "honoring the past, celebrating the present and visioning the future." in doing so, we'll celebrate the economic, cultural, educational and artistic contributions of the -- of the people of ohio -- of columbus to you are great state and our great -- to our great state and our great nation. so on behalf of the united states senate with unanimous consent i wish all the cities of columbus a happy 200th anniversary. i thank the presiding officer. mr. president, i understand that s. 2105, introduced earlier today by senator lieberman, is at the desk and i ask for its first reading. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title of the bill for the first time. the clerk: s. 205, a bill to en-- 2105, a bill tone hans security and resiliency of the cyber and communications infrastructure of the united states. mr. brown: mr. president, i ask for the -- i ask for the second reading and object t

>> joe johns tracking speaker gingrich tonight in columbus, ohio. speaker gingrich scheduled to speak later in this hour. let's show you more about what we expect to learn tonight. let's go over to the magic wall. we started with iowa, went to new hampshire. south carolina, florida and nevada. these three states voting tonight. we get more of a case in the midwest. you see santorum winning iowa here. he's very confident in minnesota and missouri for just that reason. consecutives, evangelicals. he believes he'll get one, maybe two wins tonight. colorado a state governor romney carried four years ago. it is critical. this is our exit polling sent ever. no entrance or exit polls in these states. but we'll bring you a compilation so far. we've gone through all the states that have voted. how are the tea partiers voting, how are the evangelicals voting so far. we'll move into the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth competition. we'll show you how the republican electorate is feeling so far. we also have the best campaign team. rick santorum will strike to

the columbus blue jackets. niemi yanked after the first two goals. fella named jeff carter, too much tonight. third goal of the game. second hat-trick of the season. sharks lose their fourth straight, 6-3, columbus at home. >>> warriors one more time before the all-star break tomorrow might night in phoenix. hebron james and the heat, everybody wants to knock these guys. evan, a half-court shot.: lebron running the floor to dwyane wade. wade had 30 points and 10 assists. look at the business here. james, the block, and wade is going the other way. they really are dynamic. to get everybody off lebron's back, they have to do it in the playoffs. but the seventh straight win tonight , and they do have the nba's best record. >>> tim lincecum made some noise in arizona today. warming up, tossed a few baseballs, and went back in the club house and never returned. the official word is stiffness in his back. and people who cover these spring training camps, they have to write about something. so when lincecum misses a start, then you got something. >>> tiger

losing to a team that is in the end, columbus.departure, he's lifted 11 shots, he gives up three goals tonight out of there. the sharks look to come alive briefly in the second period. they cut the deficit to 4-2. jeff carter for columbus, the hat trip as he gets it through. and you see the final 6-3. sharks are 1-4-1 on this road trip. the girls come out in columbus to pick up all the fans hats. they love when that happens. >>> the giants roster probably has more question marks than the riddler jump suit. at the top of the list can buster posey return to the line up on a regular basis and be the portion he was as a rookie. one thing for sure he won't be blocking a plate any longer. management said it, and he goes along with it. >> i wasn't blocking the plate to begin with. but i think i have to be as instinctial. >>> for one they beat one of the best teams in the league. secondly when udhoh it looked like one of those catastrophic hits but just a strain. looks ever bit the part of a first round draft pick. finally. >> it was a go

, columbia, the land of columbus is the opening to this song.ill surprise you, next image please. a woman in boston, he moves to america and retires in boston. i believe this came out before adams and liberty. you date adams and liberty into late 1798, this was written early in 1798 for washington's birthday. there are three verses, but it's all about referring back to the greek gods and goddesses, it's got that connection back to the original story of anacreon, but now we're starting to insert another american hero into the story. so fast forwarding -- e ♪ beside in among them will emerge a man undaunted and wise ♪ nice lines. did you know that during the civil war, oliver wendell holmes wrote an extra verse to this melody? civil war. next slide. okay how does frances scott key get involved? first of all it's interesting, not only do we see a picture of his mother-in-law, he was born in 1779 which seems to be a year of publication. in england. it says poems of the late frances scott key. he certainly was a poet, he was gentleman poet. if you go

. >> i will call the columbus police department right now. >> see the prank, and then decide, did ittoo far? >>> and meet russ sturgis then and now. >> that's a waterfall. >> let the adrenaline rush begin. well, not now, but later. >>> welcome back to the show. but don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >> this is yona knight wisdom. and he wants to be the first jamaican diver in the olympics. he is doing some serious training. >> just one look at this guy, he is like really long, really lean. i mean, i'm pretty sure he's going to make a pretty awesome diver. >> seems like he would be a complete and total shoe-in. how could he not make the team? >> we know so we have him via skype "right this minute" from england to tell us about it. tell us about this dream you have of being the first jamaican olympic diver. >> i've been training, and i've always wanted to be at the olympics. there have always been diver, and i thought why not try out for jamaica? >> how many hours a day are you practicing and training? >> i do two hours a day. sometimes i do fou

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losing to a team that is in the end, columbus.eparture, he's lifted 11 shots, he gives up three goals tonight out of there. the sharks look to come alive briefly in the second period. they cut the deficit to 4-2. jeff carter for columbus, the hat trip as he gets it through. and you see the final 6-3. sharks are 1-4-1 on this road trip. the girls come out in columbus to pick up all the fans hats. they love when that happens. >>> the giants roster probably has more question marks than the riddler jump suit. at the top of the list can buster posey return to the line up on a regular basis and be the portion he was as a rookie. one thing for sure he won't be blocking a plate any longer. management said it, and he goes along with it. >> i wasn't blocking the plate to begin with. but i think i have to be as instinctial. >>> for one they beat one of the best teams in the league. secondly when udhoh it looked like one of those catastrophic hits but just a strain. looks ever bit the part of a first round draft pick. finally. >> it was a goo

>> ron mott starting us off from columbus tonight. ron, thanks. >>> in a development that could have big political ramifications, gas prices are at the highest levels ever for this time of year. up 25 cents a gallon on average since the beginning of 2012. >>> the white house pushed back on gop criticism that environmental rules are at fault noting the u.s. oil and gas production is surging. nbc's miguel almaguer is with us from l.a. tonight where prices are surging right now. miguel, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. it's usually memorial day, not presidents' day when we see a spike like this at this station. we are edging toward $5 a gallon, $4.93 for regular unleaded. while it is not the norm, it is a bellwether. pain at the pump. >> it's probably $10 more a tank than it was last week. >> reporter: the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline now tops $4 a gallon. this station getting close to $5. commuters have never seen prices so high so early in the year. patience is running on empty. >> i'm going to start ri

and someone in chattanooga says romney is someone who would have fired christopher columbus. >> i knowe're going to do well and get some delegates. >> bret: that's what it's about, delegates. two states voting today and tonight we'll get results from michigan and arizona. it's a big test in the g.o.p. race. let's bring in our panel. steve hayes writer for the weekly standard. juan williams, columnist with the hill. and rich lawrie editor of the national review. rich, how big a deal is tonight and put it in perspective what we're seeing on the ground in michigan. arizona headed in, mitt romney was expect today do well, what about the battle in michigan? >> well, michigan is huge, especially for mitt romney, in retrospect might have been safer for him to dehe fine his home as massachusetts and leave it that. if he loses even narrowly, no explanation and another bout of people chattering about someone else getting in the race and worry about fund raising drying up and it would really hurt him going into super tuesday, especially in ohio and he could be looking at a super tuesday where he'

at the south san francisco facilities of columbus manufacturing. that company best known for salami. environmental protection agency officials claim design flaws caused release of poisonous gas. columbus agreed to spend $6 million to make the system safer. >> main message we want to send is to the owners of the facilities and contractors that we're watching and we do care that there is a large public risk for not managing properly. >> the sausage maker will have to implement more safety training in a statement to abc 7 news columbus foods says it takes safety of employees and communities seriously. >> a dire financial warning from california controller. john chung warns the state will run out of cash by march and says the state must come up with $3.3 billion through borrowing and payment delays and added he's optimistic saying quote, i believe the short fall can be managed with out resorting to ious, tax refund delays or other measures, lawmakers believe the state had enough cash to last through june. >> time for a check of the forecast now. >> her

he is the director of the columbus zoo in ohio. he is trying to raise awareness for wildlife conservation. >> we're focusing on all list of animals in captivity. we're asking just to review our exhibits here. >> the reason improvements currently in the--he looked over if the new improvements of a leaner exhibit. on this tour, he emphasized the importance of having a zoo. >> i have projects all over the world that i can visit. i have seen the world. it is a beautiful place. it is so sad that you see these people, less than one- tenth of 1 percent of the people will ever see wildlife. that is with these parks do. they bring the animal world to people. >>grant: we are days away from a major bay bridge shut down. the westbound upper deck lanes are scheduled to close presidents' day weekend. it is for work related to the east and spend. now, there are concerns that whether could delay the construction. >>craig: this will soon be a detour lane for westbound traffic headed into the city. caltrans is hoping for good weather said that in th

that made their own engine and when they first sited their first engine plant, again, it was in columbus, mississippi, where european aerospace and defense systems builds helicopters for the united states army. or just up the road where navistar builds the mrap, the mine resistant ambush protected vehicle that has replaced the humvee in the middle east. we are -- as i say, we're not a state with a history of manufacturing like midwestern states, but as ge will tell you, we are a great place to manufacture. we have succeeded in replacing thousands of low-skill, low-paying jobs with high-skilled, high-paying jobs. witness in the year 2010, the higher per capita income in seven years had gone up 30%. even though there were fewer people working. employment was down about 2%, but income was up 30%. and it's largely because of replacing low-skill, low-paying manufacturing jobs with toyota, with nissan, with more shipbuilding, more aerospace and so on. i hadn't been governor a month when i was up at mississippi state university, our engineering and agriculture school and a professor said to me,

they will spebd 6 million dollars to make the system safer. >> we appreciate everything that columbusas done but it's not enough to regain the public trust so they will have to pay a third party order doing those inspections and making sure the safety procedures are in place. >> in a statement to abc 7 news columbus foods said it takes the safety of the employee and surrounding community very seriously. >>> employee at kaiser say one day strike today was a success. others say it fizzled out. workers protest new contract for one of the unions. here's don sanchez. pishtion noisy reaction to proposal for new contract between kaiser permanente and the union representing mental health and optical employee. health care workers claim it's about patient care. wages. retirement take away. >> not only said no to those issues but they then introduced a series of draconian cuts to the benefits plan. >> we have made our first best attempt at placing something on the table that we think is appropriate and we haven't gotten a response from them. >>reporter: claims of quality of care issue are not tr

the associated press led its story of your appearance in columbus ohio by saying, quote, rick santorum questioned barack obama's christian values. that was after you lashed out at the president's proposal on energy of all things when you said this. >> it's not about you. it's not about you. it's not about your quality of life. it's not about your job. it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. oh, not a theology based on the bible, a different theology. ( applause ) >> schieffer: so, senator, i've got to ask you. what in the world were you talking about? >> well i was talking about the radical environmentalist. that's what i was talking about energy, this idea that man is here to serve the earth as opposed to husband its resources and be good stewards of the earth. and i think that is a phony ideal. i don't believe that that's what we're here to do. that man is here to use the resources and use them wisely, to care for the earth, to be a steward of the earth. we're not here to serve the earth. the earth is not the objective. man is the objective. i think a lot of radical environ

that's what knights of columbus are doing there.oric register says it's fine because it's been there since 1953. you picked the battle, you went to the parks service to try to get them to do it without going to court, then the american people spoke up, and we had as many people sign our letter as you did -- your whole membership we had in three hours, you had 5,000 comments come in, we had the other 90,000. congressman rayburn took the stand with his comments, and now you're making a weak case. >> shannon: annie and jordan, we got to call a truce. >> he's misinforming you. >> no. >> shannon: annie, we'll offensive the lawsuit. jordan, something tells me you'll be involved on the other side. >> absolutely. >> shannon: thank you both for joining us today. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: death threats made against a governor. we'll tell you what police in utah are doing to protect him. >>> and fresh faces or age discrimination? a controversy swirling around a casino in new jersey. >> a business practice at a new casino is raising qu

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jefferson sends lewis and clark off, columbus comes to america. franklin's curious about electricity. desraeli finds sparks jump from one bottle to another and they say what good is it? and he says what good is a baby? and i guess that's true about most research. sometimes it's a fact that's found that doesn't have immediate use, but it fits a pattern later on that helps with a quantum leap forward in whatever it is. now protein crystal growth is being done with a purity and size you can't do here on earth, and that's useful in the study of pharmaceuticals and the medical people. and there are always doubters. but if there's one thing i think we've learned, it's that we are well served by money spent on research. obviously, we're not going to turn all our money over to research, but we can certainly put enough of it in to make use of that space station up there now, i think, better than we're doing, because it's been cut back now, and i know we have to get our finances under control and things like that, but it was designed for six or seven people

columbus manufacturing best known for its salami must pay a fine and spend $6 million to upgrade it'sogies. a design flaw released ammonia gases, sending 17 workers from a neighboring company to the hospital. the epa says the response made the problem worse. >> it's like pouring gasoline on a fire, they poured water onto the ammonia, which allowed it to vaporize quicker. >> the salami maker must provide better safety training. in a statement columbus foods said it takes the safety of its workers and community seriously. >> and san francisco will be soon home to one of the world's most-modern cruise ship terminals. the ground breaking for the project included mayor ed lee, civic officials and labor leaders. the plan calls for demolishing sheds and replacing twhem a two-level terminal designed to serve increasing number of large ocean liner autos and those cruise ships come over here on the international status, start making this an active port again. you're going to see happy faces. the neighborhoods benefit. >> the construction will add 600 jobs and terminal playing a key role in amer

the site is just off columbus adjacent to buy peter and paul church complex. there is a play area, and the club building is just north of the parking structure. it does not win any architectural awards. you can see the parking structure to the right and the residential buildings to the left. the silver street elevation is set back because of the parking structure. it is a plain concrete structure with a regular pattern of windows and doors. the site plan shows the parking structure on the corner and this 33 parking stalls and the front -- 33 levels of existing parking. the current floor has an exercise court adjacent on the right end on the south, spaces that includes lockers, showers, and toilet facilities. the mezzanine level is dedicated to storage, and the second floor of the facility contains three classrooms, a lobby, one small office, and a larger, multi purpose recreation space. the existing roof is flat. an important part of this project goes beyond expansion. it includes four things. one, the upgrade of the building to make it accessible. second, the

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columbus will spend nearly six million dollars to make the system safer. >>> the state controller says california will run out of money by early march unless swift action is taken. chung says the state needs to quickly come up with 3.3 billion dollars because state tax revenues are 2.6 billion less than what the governor and lawmakers ed in their budget last year. chung is hoping -- lawmakers will act quickly he's seeking more than two billion in delayed payments to universities, communities as well as borrowing from outside investors. >>> state senate has approved a will that will let cities use existing redevelopment money for housing. the legislature and the governor decided to dissolvelv -- the california redevelopment association supports the measure. >> very small in the grand scheme of things it is hardly an ongoing program, but it is better than nothing. and that's unfortunately, where we are at. >> the bill goes on to the state assembly. >>> san francisco international will soon offer faster security prescreening to travelers willing to pay. you remember the clear program it i

back out to columbus, ohio, 16 degrees.hat real cold stuff, that comes in with a very gusty wind, late this afternoon is when it starts to arrive and the winds will howl overnight tonight. our future weather forecast. light rain and snow, not much of a big deal. the leading edge of the colder air late afternoon today, by 4 or 5:00, winds start to increase and then real cold stuff with no more than a few passing flurries. most of the passing flurries, midnight tonight. another potential for half-inch to inch and a half around town, a total of 1-3 inches out west. today's highs, light snow. overnight tonight, where the cold stuff starts to settle in. windy and cold. overnight lows tonight, 15-23, windchills near zero. tomorrow, partly sunny, windy and cold, windy tomorrow. the real heart of the cold air is tonight and tomorrow, moderating trend, maybe chance for rain tuesday and then highs back up near 50 degrees by the end of the week. winter lasts about three days. >> looks like it rebounds nicely. >> it does. >>> 9:26. a t

in addition, columbus foods also said 6 million for upgrading its refrigeration system. 17 people wereent to the hospital and 30 others sought medical attention. >>reporter: the mayor broke ground for a new terminal at the pier in san francisco. this is how it will look once it's finished. it will be part of the america's cup village. after the competition is over it will be used for cruise ships. we will tell you how many jobs this is bringing to the city. cloud cover and cooler temperatures, it is going to wrap around and swing by the bay area tomorrow morning. if you look at current conditions, temperatures mainly in the upper 40's with shower started for the morning commute. mostly cloudy skies through the day. it will be cloudy and a vial overnight with rain started in the morning. showers will mainly be confined to the north bay. into the afternoon we will see showers taper off with a little bit of clearing and fall on tap. we will have all look at the rain coming up in just a minute. >>pam: 830 seconds of verbal and will cost an average decline of 5 million. for >>gabe: at geral

columbus state community college in central ohio gives students 24 years and up $3500 in scholarship money over two years. in colorado, the state's online school offers tuition locks. but what if the school that you had your heart set on isn't running a sale? the educational consultant and college admissions strategies said negotiate a discount. >> it's got to be done in a subtle and polite way but you can negotiate. >> treat it like you would a job. note the accomplishments and areas you excel in. you may be able to negotiate more with the schools not at the top have the rankings in the areas you excel. explain what your background will add to the school f you have one offer from one school, use it to politely negotiate a better deal with another school and see if a tuition break will get you where you to go after college. >> you want to ask what the discount is getting you and what the program or degree will get you. >> he said the discount is getting him on the academic path that he's already dreamed of. >> something i was thinking about for a long time. so this inspired me. >> ma

if you're columbus, they lost six to nothing. and joe thornton delivering the unassisted goal, and thornton is going to take the feed from pavelski and do it one more time. biggest blowout of the year for the sharks. niemi made 30 saves. >>> this was media day at the super bowl. estimated two thousand members on hand. the thing that gets me, they're now charging $20 for begans to come in and -- for fans to come in and watch media people ask questions. rob gronkowski has an ankle sprain. he's expected to play, though. there's tom brady. >> my parents are my biggest supporters, they've come to so many of my games over the years, both in college. it's so great now for the game to be able to see them and come off the field and get a hug from my parents. i'm glad things are great at home. >> tom brady senior joined us tonight. he was at kron this evening talking about life as the dad of an american sports hero. >> this is really unbelievable. i'm getting old, but this isn't getting old. i can go with this. it's an unbelievable dream.

pero antes jugara la copa de carolina contra chicago fire, charleston battery y columbus crew.onde para quedar mas claro la disputa por el titulo de la liga. con la presencia y reconocimiento al defensa roberto carlos arranco la fiesta merengue que sigue sumando puntos. real madrid se escapa hacia el tÍtulo despuÉs de remontar ante levante con tres goles del astro portuguÉs cristiano ronaldo que aumentaron a 10 puntos la ventaja sobre el barcelona que fue derrotado 3-2 por el osasuna. la victoria del real madrid 4-2 hace que la ventaja se mas dificil de remontar tomando en cuenta que a partir de la fecha el barca todos sus partidos seran como finales y a no perder, claro esperando que los merengues no ganen. una liga de espaÑa donde real madrid se acerca un poco mas al titulo. seguimos en europa porque se dio otro insidente entre suarez y evra en el partido entre canchester united y liverpool. el delantero uruguayo de liverpool luis suÁrez se disculpÓ por haberle negado el saludo al defensa del manchester united patrice evra al inicio del partido del sa bado en old trafford. "h

he took out a waifer and then wine and observed communion on the moon just as columbus had done when he reached the new world. buzz invited everyone to give thanks in his or her own way and when neil and buzz planted the stars and stripes on the moon, there wasn't -- there was one person who couldn't observe this scene live. that's all right. i don't mind said michael collins from apollo 11's command module. his attention focused on making sure that pioneers would get home. two years ago mike said this, "a heroes abound but don't count astronauts among them. we work very hard. we did our jobs to near perfection. but that's what we've been hired to do." when americans take on our work with humility and dedication, there truly is nothing that we can't accomplish. we can do anything if we humble ourselves and if we've got the right stuff. gentlemen, heroes or not, your acts were heroic. and today we add you to the many honors, two of your many honors with respect and gratitude, the congressional gold medal. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated for the unveiling and

columbus of shark dad checking things out.aveling with the team down to phoenix watching superbowl together. 5 minutes in burns near the blue line. shoots and scores. 1 nothing san jose. to the second half. 2 nothing. power play up to steve and the shut out streak ends right there. actually dan boil knocked this in to own ne net. now 3-1 sharks. the steal to thornton. tony plush. the brewers get a score. all alone over there. right new 5-2 sharks and they are in the third. how thorough is patriots coach belichek well he had the team practice half tim time. yes. sitting down and resting. 31 minutes. half time in the soup bell. twice as long as normal game so you want to simulate that because -- any way a little like what we do as dan mentioned in the sports department. we practice eating dinner and then we eat it. >> half time. >> half time every night in the sports department. patriots quarterback brady. brady loo looking for fourth straight superbowl championship. he watched last year superbowl illegally. >> last year rehabin

some of the atoms in christopher columbus's glass are in that glass of water. there are so many atoms. oh, i'll just throw a little ddt in here. it'll be okay. what do the penguins say about that way, way, way in the bottom of the run? do they get the ddt? they get the ddt, honey. a visible amount of ddt is an enormous number of atoms. so it'll spread out. so you put a little pollution on the air, what happens? takes about six years for that to spread out. i want everyone to do something today. i want you all to do this. take a breath of air. no, you don't have to but go ahead. we take a breath of air, right? did it feel a little musty? do you know what you guys just did? you just breathed in billions and billions of atoms that once were exhaled by leonardo da vinci, the italian type. take another breath. that one was einstein. einstein, okay. shakespeare. hey, but do this, that one on shakespeare, go again. now did the same atoms come out that went in? no, what come out are different than the ones that went in. why clorets, right? so every time we take a breat

cooler there for annapolis and not much. 56 for pittsburgh; 52 for columbus and 34 for detroit. 36 forthe coldest in the air, no doubt s back up here. i think we're going to be more like columbus tomorrow, with temperatures for highs in the lower 50s and that is a little bit breezy. i wouldn't call it windy tomorrow but a bit of a breeze, which will make it feel cooler with the sunshine. great this evening, the temperatures mid-50s or so, lower 50s by 9:00 and fair skies by 11, down to the upper 40s and real, real nice. generally clear skies today, we had one patch of cloud cover move through and some more cloud cover to the front and to the north and west of us and this cold front comes through dry. we don't need to worry about any rain or for tomorrow. it looks like wednesday is when we're in for big rain and by the time we get to the weekend, there is another chance of showers in the forecast. the high pressure is back to the west of us and generally clear skies here. that is our weather for tomorrow. the high pressure for one day and by wednesday. we'll talk about the possibility o

i want to play rick santorum in columbus, ohio, yesterday, talking about romney's leadership about the salt lake city olympics. >> salt lake city olympic games by going to congress and asking them for tens of millions of dollars to bail out. john mccain called it potentially the worst boon dogle in earmarks history. >> does the word hypocrisy comes to mind? because santorum is right, he did request that money ahead of the olympics. you did criticize that and now mitt romney is criticizing romney for earmark spending what is your reaction. >> i of course opposed earmarks. i wanted them to go to congress and go through the normal process of authorizing and then appropriating. i want to save the salt lake city olympics as most other americans did. mr. santorum voted for things like the bridge to nowhere. zoos in philadelphia. one of the most blatant and defender of earmarks which my friend of oklahoma says is the gateway drug to corruption. he engaged in it and defended it. he was involved in a project that led to more corruption. of course i oppose an earmark. if they authorized it, i wo

i do not think i've ever seen a knights of columbus hall this big. this is pretty impressive, i have to tell you. thank you for coming out on a friday night. thank you for coming out on a friday night. on a beautiful winter friday night here in southeast michigan. it is a pleasure for me to be here. be in a place that is very similar to where i grew up. i grew up in western pennsylvania. in a manufacturing town. it is very much like the towns here in southeast michigan, where we had the kind of neighborhoods and values and opportunities for everyone. to be able to go off and go to work and work hard and have an incentive to work hard because there were great jobs. there were strong neighborhoods, strong families. we had an opportunity to really build a great and strong community. and building a great and strong country. that is how america is unique and the world. america is a great country from the bottom up. all the different community organizations, they all sprung up because we believe in the idea of a free people and our ability to provide for o

same with columbus and cleveland. a lot of spots 1/2 inch to an inch. further to the south, plenty warm. plain old rain in areas of georgia. that will spread to south carolina this morning. here's what we're looking at. we've got just a wintery mess headed through the east, and then we've got mild air that's coming up from the south. the next storm system is coming through areas of arizona and utah with snow in the higher elevations. that storm will run into mild air. typically a storm would be a big snow producer through the middle of the country, but our arctic air forecast is nothing that will plunge down into the u.s. all the dark blues and purples, that's the really cold air, it stays well to the north over the next seven days. we'll be looking at a rainstorm heading across the country instead of a snowstorm. that's been the trend all winter long. for today, rain in the southeast. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. areas like pittsburgh today can see snow showers. notice the temperatures a

. >>> if you're watching us on columb columbus, ohio, nbc 4, discover the beauty of exotic flowers athe orchids conservatory. >> my former hometown. bill, thanks very much. >>> here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> adele is making an exception for the grammys. nominated six grammys, adele had surgery on her vocal chords last year but sing on the show for the first time in five months. >>> as showbiz mixes with politics the president of haiti named sean penn ambassador at large since the 2010 earthquake for his work. >>> michelle obama convinced jay leno who said he hadn't eaten a vegetable since 1969 to eat a veggie pizza. does that count? kind of. >>> among other special pacs revealing funding yesterday, comedian stephen colbert raised just over a staggering $1 million. colbert who had used his pac mainly to highlight campaign finance law absurdity is yet to say what he intends to do with the money. in a letter to the federal election commission, colbert said, quote, how do you like me now, s.e.c.?" hopefully, it goes to charity. >>> a nearby palm ba

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