boy, was columbus lucky. he's sailing in august and september across this part of the world that's not quite the south atlantic. what does columbus avoid? he's blessed. hurricanes. think about it. he didn't know. columbus didn't know it was the hurricane season, but he sailed in the hurricane season. no hurricanes, at least he didn't encounter any. very lucky. there's another wise thing, too. as they're sailing west they begin to see stuff in the water. again, birds occasionally, so like the vikings, they said, well, it there must be land somewhere near. columbus is on a course nearly due west. due west. then he decides, because he has seen stuff in the water, that seems to come coming up from the south, so he veers course. instead of heading due west, he veers slightly to the south. that's a great move, too, even though he doesn't know it. what might have happened had columbus continued on a due west course? what would he have encounted that probably would have caused him some difficulty? >> new civilization

they are here in greenland, 500 years before columbus. they're here 500 years before columbus. it's really a remarkable story. yeah. >> what happened to the vookings? >> well, that's a great question, what happened. because we know they weren't there. by the time 1500 or thereabouts we know there were no viking settlements in greenland. again, the evidence is uncertain. it would seem that a couple things happened, madeline. one is perhaps the climate changed. it got colder. we know that from evidence, evidence from climate history. that they have the little ice age as it's called. so it probably did get colder, which would of course impact domestic animals, agriculture, et cetera. they may have been pa rauded, attacked by pirates and others. there are lots of people who begin in the 1400s and 1500s. there are lots of vessels sailing through there. they may have attacked and sacked some of these towns. there's also something else that's curious and relates back to our friends the portuguese. one of the big exports from greenland, what do you think the greenlanders would be sendi

columbus was italian, but everybody else was spanish. all the seamen were good, experienced sailors. they weren't criminals, et cetera, et cetera. they were good, which probably aaccounts for the sailing over and coming back, yeah. good question. good question. other questions? i've kept you long enough i suppose, huh? don't forget you don't have a paper tomorrow. actually, i don't think i have to remind you of that. i'll see you next week, so have a great weekend. >>> american history tv in primetime continues on friday night at 8:00 eastern with a visit to washington, d.c.'s civil war defenses. at 8:30 explore the recently discovered quarters of clara barton's missing soldier's office. at 9:30 learn about the transition from slavery to freedom as told through the gilmore cabin at james madison's home, montpelier. at 10:00 a tour of the mansion of frederick pabst. you can watch it friday night at c-span3 and anytime on our website, cspan.org/history. next on american history tv, a tour of the 1607 jamestown settlement. later history pro

it's columbus hotel. residential hotel. inside one of the rooms is where police found what they believe to be explosives as well as a sword and few semi-automatic weapons. bomb squad arrived as soon as they got word. residents meanwhile were told to leave the building. the possible explosives were found inside a room belonging to a woman who works as custodian at the federal reseven. it was there earlier today where police say she suffered some kind of psychotic breakdown. during the conversation with her they say she told them she had fired a gunshot from her room before she went to work and that's what prompted mr. is to do a thorough check of her room at the columbus hotel. >> officers were dispatched to this location. they found a bullet hole in the door. we forced entry to the safety concerns and found several weapons. and what we believe was possibly explosive device. so for the safety of the neighborhood and the people that lived in the building we evacuated the building. notified our bomb squad which is off to the

it's columbus hotel. residential hotel.ce found what they believe to be explosives as well as a sword and few semi-automatic weapons. bomb squad arrived as soon as they got word. residents meanwhile were told to leave the building. the possible explosives were found inside a room belonging to a woman who works as custod at the federal reseven. it was there earlier today where police say she suffered some kind of psychotic breakdown. during the conversation with her they say she told them a gunshot from her room before she went to work and that's prompted mr. is to do a thorough check of her room at the columbus hotel. >> officers were dispatched to this location. they found a bullet hole in the door. we forced entry to the safety concerns and found several weapons. and what we believe was possibly explosive device. so for the safety of the neighborhood and the people that lived in the building we evacuated the building. notified our bomb squad which is off to the right here. >>reporter: p.m. now it took awhile to evacuate

it's columbus hotel. residential hotel. inside one of the rooms is where police found what they believe to be explosives as well as a sword and few semi-automatic weapons. bomb squad arrived as soon as they got word. residents meanwhile were told to leave the building. the possible explosives were found inside a room belonging to a woman who works as custodian at the federal reseven. it was there earlier today where police say she suffered some kind of psychotic breakdown. during the conversation with her they say she told them she had fired a gunshot from her room before she went to work and that's what prompted mr. is to do a thorough check of her room at the columbus hotel. >> officers were dispatched to this location. they found a bullet hole in the door. we forced entry to the safety concerns and found several weapons. and what we believe was possibly explosive device. so for the safety of the neighborhood and the people that lived in the building we evacuated the building. notified our bomb squad which is off to the

our main project is the rebuilding of columbus avenue to make it the boulevard it should be. all of these projects are working with other groups in this area to try to facilitate the successful completion of projects that we deem worthy. our group looks at 8 washington very welcarefully. the rev eight architects working on our board, including those working on the waterfront development plan since its inception going back 30 years and more after the collapse of the freeway on the embarcadero. we deem did very worthy we have identified a number of community organizations who are in favor of this project among feel it is a worthy addition to the city. we have not looked at the numbers. that is really your job. when i was in business, which i did for a number of years, we would do a cost-benefit analysis. it is very simple. is it worth the endeavor to get into? there are tens of millions of dollars that are accruing to the city and to the port. i would urge you to fill out your obligations to be sure you squeeze every nickel out of the greedy developers involved here. and i woul

here's another little thing they're testing in columbus.sell you wine in an actual glass so that you can drink while you shop. of all the concepts that they're trying out at this store, they tell us this is among the more popular. >> we think this is a really good testing ground. so far it's worked very for us. >> reporter: i do think there are those who might look at this and say, does the world really need 15 different types of... >> they may first only need one type. but the exciting part is people can choose what they want >> reporter: and what they choose in columbus today may very well determine what you will buy tomorrow. do you feel that you have superior taste to the rest of the nation, and that's why why they call on? >> i don't know about the rest of the nation but i think i have superior taste. >> he picked me. reporter: he picked you. good. >> mason: a story from tracy smith. now, ever wonder who figures out how much this shirt will cost? er inmoriarty of 48 hours has been adding it up. >> so it is a little longer than a tradit

. >> there is residents of the columbus hotel about to return home just after midnight this morning. and of course except for a woman who triggered the response, police tell us the first calls for help came from block as way. there is about 150 residents spent hours in the streets while the bomb squad swept through the columbus hotel. they focused on her. >> they did find components that could be used to make explosive devices. >> and they found several firearms. neighbors tell us she's an employee at federal reserve bank. police say that is where the first call was help. >> a co-worker noticed one of another co-workers displayed signs of psychiatric distress. >> and she told officers before before she went into work she shot a hole through her apartment door. >> we heard a pop on the floored floor. i looked out and there are -- the suspect looked out. >> this neighbor said he didn't think much of a pop which turned out to be a gunshot. officers arrived and cleared out the building. and he showed us a bullet hole in the door, and what he says is a very busy hallway. >> think could ha

my concern in question is -- the most congested section is between columbus and the beginning of the stockton tunnel. i have sat on buses for as long as 30 minutes to go those few blocks. my concern is that all of a sudden i noticed that the station that was supposed to be washington square is no longer advertised and i am wondering if that section will be included in the tunnel. is that a question that you could answer now? >> thank you. i am with the asset mta. the current plan for the central subway calls for the northernmost station to be on stockton at washington street, however there are potential possibilities for extending the subway through the north into washington square and even beyond, into north beach sunday. those will be studied further, but subject of course to available funding in the future. >> i understand the funding problems, but i would like you to consider these most congested sections. >> we are aware of that. in addition to the central subway service, we will also be beefing up the 47 and 35. >> good evening, mayor, supervisors. i am a resident of north beac

there are street scape proposals along columbus -- columbus avenue, and the embarcadero needs more work, a project really given the america's cup coming through. in chinatown. lots of ideas of what we can do, and i look forward to work with mta staff and others to figure out how we can find money is to move the projects for work. supervisor campos: thank you. if you can please continue. >> good morning. moving to district 9 -- senior planning -- planner at the planning commission. amid the othe octavia circulatin freeway affects cluster nine and several of your other districts. this is a study of traffic circulation, both locally and regionally affecting the cord network right here in our neck of the woods. we expect to bring the power report to their plans and programs committee within the next couple of months. among the corridor identified in this study is the san jose corridor, and we have been working with the partners at caltrans and other city departments to seek for their funds from caltrans to do a more robust design effort. both in that location and within the city area and yo

not just columbus-broadway. a grand avenue. fisherman's wharf. it is really a large district. when we need resources here, it stretches resources from the entire city. so i would really like a good look at the police resources right now. we talk about family fight -- a family flight in the health of the city. not being able to work safely through my neighborhood, the mission, or my work neighborhood, district 3, i mean, we really need to take a long comprehensive look at violence and public safety. i would like to ask for that. the other thing i would like to talk about -- i would like to actually take this opportunity to thank the public health department. when i came to san francisco 30 years a card, my first health care plan axes was right in this building. before i had health insurance, it was a sliding scale, completely affordable for a student cartel waitress, completely affordable. when i had health insurance, they took health insurance, but it was right here. it was accessible, affordable, and it was quality care. the public health department is the largest general fun

carter went to columbus. and then traded during the regular season. >> mike: dustin penner's second time. from southern california, with the anaheim ducks. he played well. >> mike: there's a guy that will have a lot of hardware because the conn smythe is heavy. and so is the stanley cup. drew doughty. is it not booing, it is "drew." >> eddie: rob scuderi signed as a free agent, a winner of the stanley cup with the pittsburgh penguins. remember, he was on the receiving end of that hit by steve bernier in that first period. really kind of changed the tide and momentum in this hockey game. but scuderi's stability on the back end. and colin fraser won a stanley cup with the chicago blackhawks. did not play a game in a stanley cup final, but a fourth line role player, who scored the first goal of this final in game one in newark. >> mike: what a night of celebration this will be. in the city of angels. dan aykroyd in the movie "dragnet" played sergeant for the city of los angeles, sure the city isn't perfect. we n

explosives there the activity forced evacuation of a bill last night and street closures around columbus avenue and vallejo street police say start when a woman works of the federal reserve had some sort of psychiatric breakdown and told her employer to fire a shot to the door are for apartment they found several weapons including swords the main collection is about possible explosive devices. did which is a former marine from all we understand and she does have expertise and demolition. police declared the area say from 1:00 this morning. tonight the berkeley city council will consider a post new laws which say target homeless that the mayor claims as part of the effort to clear the city lisa washington is live with more on the debate over the ordinance. degrees the morning michelle meier berkeley wants to improve the attractiveness of the of the city there about a dozen or so homeless people to spend the night here so some of them are just waking up according to a study about 40 percent in alameda county's homeless population lives in berkeley mayor tom bates is proposing a ban on sitt

. >> there is residents of the columbus hotel about to return home just after midnight this morning. and of course except for a woman who triggered the response, police tell us the first calls for help came from block as way. there is about 150 residents spent hours in the streets while the bomb squad swept through the columbus hotel. they focused on her. >> they did find components that could be used to make explosive devices. >> and they found several firearms. neighbors tell us she's an employee at federal reserve bank. police say that is where the first call was help. >> a co-worker noticed one of another co-workers displayed signs of psychiatric distress. >> and she told officers before before she went into work she shot a hole through her apartment door. >> we heard a pop on the floored floor. i looked out and there are -- the suspect looked out. >> this neighbor said he didn't think much of a pop which turned out to be a gunshot. officers arrived and cleared out the building. and he showed us a bullet hole in the door, and what he says is a very busy hallway. >> think could ha

i should point out the 19,000 employees in columbus serve global clients. they serve 30 million americans. they serve a lot of middle market companies. we run a lot of call centers there. they process our credit cards, which we ship around the country. so those employees are not just doing ohio-based business. >> a couple other points. since 2007 your chief investment office has grown. occ says that your activities were not considered to be high risk, but they go on to say a similar situation large hedges that are liquid and otherwise very complex is not present in other national banks. other large banks don't conduct activity to the extent in size or complexity that jpmc in this location. should occ have been more focused that they admit now were larger and more complex than any other banking system? >> i think we should have. if they were, they stopped us from having that problem, i would have been very happy with that. >> if your bank didn't have $2.3 trillion in assets, would your cio need to be that $370 billion? >> a lot of that was because we bought

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it was located on vallejo and columbus and police arrived and after admitting she fired her gun, more than 200 feet, several guns and there was more officials had to investigate. >> on the way out of the building, i peeked into the bathroom and an officer was magalog the guns down. they were laying down and so they were there. >> reporter: the good news, nobody was hurt. the woman was taken to the hospital for evaluation and she is only being identified as samantha. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well this morning the search continues for a man in handcuffs. police say he ran from officers after a traffic stop involving several officers on the ground. they say they believe the man still has a handcuff on one of his wrists. >>> they are targeting an oakland city councilwoman planning to ban certain items that can be used during protest demonstrations. >> and he wants to ban tools of high visit shields and spray payment. >> a lot of graffiti, burned cars, all kind of things. we have a right to carry whatever we want in our bag that is already legal. >> the proposed ban

i should point out by the way, the 19,000 employees in columbus, serve global clients. they serve 30 million americans. largest middle market lender. a lot of middle market companies. they innovate. we run call centers there. they process credits cards which are shipped around the country. those employees are not just doing ohio based business. >> i appreciate that. a couple other points. since 2007, your chief investment office grown from 76 to $376 billion. your activities were not considered to be high risk but they go on to say that a similar level of activity or situation large hedges that are illiquid and complex is not present in other national banks and other banks don't conduct activity to the extent in size or complexity that jpmc has in this situation. should occ have been more focused being trades were larger than any other banking system? >> i think we should have. >> if your bank didn't have 2.3 trillion in assets, would your cio need to be that 370 billion? >> most of that represents deposits and a lot of that increase was because we bought wamu and had m

columbus at 66. i think 61 in town. dulles 67. manassas 56 and quantico lower 60s as well. clouds, sun tomorrow. as we start off with sunshine, we'll build afternoon cloud and have a chance of an afternoon shower, too. temperatures tomorrow, into the middle 70s. that's below normal. as i mentioned, we should be around 80 this time of year. 70s up to the authority and west. dulles perhaps only around 69 or so. they were a lot cooler than everybody else today. notice we stay in the 70s for the next several days, with at least a chance for an afternoon shower or thunderstorm, maureen. >>> thank you, gary. coming up on sports xtra, a smorgasbord of sports. lindsay murphy has a look. >> coming up, we hit the racetrack, and out to nationals park. and tiger woods has that winning feeling back. he birdies his way into the record books at the memorial. those stories and mike shanahan's love for rg3. >>> thanks. miss maryland is runner up in the miss u.s.a. pageant. she came close to the crown. fox5 always on myfoxdc.com. keep it right here, sports xtra a few minutes away. have a gre

it was the wrong columbus avenue and vallejo street. the sun after women have a psychiatric but down and told her implore the she fired shots. police declared their risk if about one this morning. >>> berkeley mayor says the no sit like a law will help increase business in commercial districts. if approved, the night by the city council the measure would go on the november ballot. and san francisco police are asking for help in finding a pillar of the bay to breakers race. >>> police have some photos of the group but that and to an argument with martin. police say the argument was simply over a cellphone. more to this now dead. >>> the urban strategies council said lester that only 20 percent of those crimes happen on the violent 100 block. beginning next month the east contract cost the but the district will close half of its the stations because of budget constructions. the cut was made after a parcel was voted down. >>> the opponents did not play fair. this led to the public. we all know they lie to the public. >>> stations will be c

they went to the 300 block of columbus avenue after a resident suffered a psychiatric episode. told police she fired a gunshot. >>> muni riders and commuters should prepare for delays today as work begins on the city's new central subway line that will link caltrain to chinatown. crews begin digging up 4th between bryant and harrison drivers should expect lane and sporadic off-ramp closures off i-80 the 1.6 billion dollar project is getting underway even though the city has yet to receive 940 million dollars in federal funding. >>> some of the best golfers in the world will be out for practice rounds this morning at the olympic club in san francisco. tiger woods will speak to the media this morning. he will be asked about his ups and downs the past two years and how he will approach this week as the favorite. 14-year-old is joining the field as the youngest golfer in history at the open. he is originally from china and is already six feet. he became a first alternate after playing his qualifier in florida last week. if you can't make it to the olympic club you can watch the u.s

at nationwide children's hospital in columbus. the doctor is performing bariatric surgery on a teenager. >> all this part of the stomach is going to be removed and you're going to be left with basically a long tube. >> reporter: we first met him in april after he authored a study offering gastric bypass study is effective and safe for morbidly obese teens. that got our attention. is this the right approach to take a teenager and have bariatric surgery? >> well, i think the short answer is yes. >> reporter: already he's performed 120 operations with 75 to 100 more teens preparing for the procedure. >> research currently shows there really is no other successful method of obtaining what we call durable weight loss. >> kids like 17-year-old megan huffman, who at 300 pounds was undergoing gastric sleeve surgery, already prediabetic, she told us the surgery was all about reclaiming her life. >> i was getting teased a lot. so made me decide to do something about it. >> teased in school? >> yeah. >> and that can be hard? >> yeah. >> on a

mientras se quejaba del nivel de ruido procedente de la casa situada en la cuadra 2-mil-700 de "columbus resulto herido. ---la poliÍa de santa clara busca a dos hombres que atacaron a una mujer cerca de la universidad de santa clara. ---el incidente ocurrio la semana pasada cuando la Íctima caminaba cerca del campus, despues de las 2 de la maÑana, y la agredieron dos sujetos descritos como hispanos.---la mujer logro escapar. ---el concejo municipal de oakland anoche aprobo un plan de desarrollo ecoÓmico para covertir una antigua base militar en un centro laboral. ---el proyecto ampliaria el puerto de oakland y, bajo los acuerdos alcanzados, aproximadamente el 50 por ciento de los trabajos de construccÓn seran otorgados a residentes delÁrea---el plan podÍa traer cerca de 6- mil empleos al este de la bahia. ---la circulacÓn de veÍculos sobre la calle "market" de san francisco podria quedar prohibida. ---varias agencias pretenden revitalizar elÁrea de la calle market, y parte del proyecto incluye reducir o eliminar el trafico en ambas direcciones entre las calles "franklin" y steuart".---el

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somebody arrived on the corner of vallejo and columbus and they had residents out on the streets with blankets as a precautionary measure. the woman was unstable and admitted she fired a gun and when officers went inside the home they found more disturbing discoveries. >> they found a few semiautomatic weapons and they wanted to err on the side of caution so they wanted the bomb squad to investigate. the woman was taken to the hospital for evaluation and we will let you know what the details are coming up in our next half hour. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a health fire is under investigation. about 11:00 a.m. firefighters responded to this home. it took come 0 an hour to get them out and they believe squatters may have started that fire. >>> a home in livermore was also destroyed by a fire. lorraine blanco where the investigation is underway and one woman was taken to the hospital, lorraine? >> reporter: livermore pleasant on it firefighters are still on the scene -- pleasanton firefighters are still on the scene and they tell us this is a total loss and a charred m

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we had reports around columbus of 80-mile-an-hour winds. if this holds together we have to address it moving into carroll county, maybe howard county. you have to keep it locked through the rest of the evening. we're at risk for gusty winds, hail and dangerous lightning as we head into the evening hours. 95. we'll get down to the 70s tonight. a very hot seven-day forecast coming up. >>> in the middle of the heat you just need relief. don harrison hit the chesapeake bay for a cooloff. >> reporter: doing arrow bix outside is -- aerobics outside is tough when it's hot. when you're trying to get away from the intense sun there's another option. the chesapeake bay has an endless supply of relief from the heat. >> you can start the motor up. crank her up, get some spray and sea breeze. >> reporter: sitting in the shade overlooking the bay is very therapeutic. >> very relaxing. it takes you away from your yes -- everyday situations. >> reporter: they go right there with their two sets of twins. he made a chose. >> did to the beach. sit around the

and columbus and to this area. high pressure. and expanding to the east.nd where is the southwest wind do. and look at 80s over the valley. that's tomorrow afternoon. this will be expanding. high pressure southwest wind. that's going to draw in the heat and humidity. this is how we break it down. highlighting the worst of the heat. 97. 99 a shade off 100. >> it will be dangerous that sets up. >> here is the future temperatures in the 80s. and near 90. it will be shy of the 90 mark. look at the lows going to 70. that's a launching pad. and that's when we'll be addressing the potential of some dangerous heat across much of the viewing area. for tonight cloudy skies. spotty showers. temperatures between 72 and 75 degrees. the low 64. cloudy and tomorrow afternoon a mixture of sun and clouds. there may be a spotty shower and taking 70 to the west. >> let's go and talking humidity. 100 to 105. that's the real feel number. we're thinking it will be a dangerous heat. wednesday and 99 on thursday. and friday showers and storms possible. we'll have a temperature ar

they are concerned about impacts on columbus avenue that might affect the commercial activity. we did get $48.4 million right of state prop 1b funds. this was part of the funding plan. we are pleased to get this next tranche of finding. -- funding. that keeps our cash flow healthy so we can keep this work at boeing. -- this work going. we are working daily with the fta to make sure that is moving. we believe we are still on track for early september. another small piece of our funding puzzle is the $61 million high-speed rail connectivity funds. the california transportation commission will be acting on that next week or the week after. i am pleased to note that the staff is recommending full funding by the commission for our share as well as the rest of the region's share. that is a big part of making the northern part of the high-speed rail work. a lot of things moving with central funding. good progress continues. our other big construction is church. we have successfully completed the big shut down, but we do have a number of weekend shutdown starting with the weekend after

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i want to go out near columbus, ohio, 80-mile-an-hour wind gusts. we are keeping close tabs on it. right now it's moving 65 miles an hour. if this holds together we may have to address severe weather entering the picture. that would be more so around 8:00, 9:00 if the complex holds together. we are under the risk of severe weather. we'll talk about the forecast coming up. >> as the heat built throughout the day people found creative ways to try to stay cool. jeff hager joins us with some of their ideas. >> when it comes to combating the heat, the people of baltimore are battle tested. many relied on traditional favorites to find relief. with the sun beating down on baltimore, this young boy was smiling right back and why not. no one serves up a snowball like three do here in clarm city -- charm city. some sought relief in the shade with umbrellas, hats or and a tree. some places offered up air conditioning. >> it's hot out there. >> reporter: and free bottles of wart to help beat the heat. the city's code red heat alert allowed them to take a break from their youth program to take