he was hit and seriously injured crossing columbus avenue near stockton and green. police say the driver, a white suv, has not been found. rowe's family, including us his 87-year-old mother, will be waiting for him at the airport in georgia. >> everyone is hopeful with family and support that he will get better. >> the plane carrying rowe took off just after 9:00 this morning and should be arriving in columbus, georgia later this afternoon. in oakland, sal castanedo, back to you. >> thank you. >>> today, caltrans is testing steel rods from the new bay bridge. it's part of the investigation into the 32 bolts that snapped during construction. today's tests involve rods being hammered and stretched to measure their breaking point. caltrans has decided to fix the broken bolt problem by placing so-called steel saddles near the bolts to help stabilize the bridge. the repair cost between $5 million to $10 million. caltrans will need a few weeks before it can determine if the new span will open on labor day. tom vacar will have a live report at 5:00. >>> commuters are more

columbus plaza is the park in front of union station. crews have spent the last 18 months making it safer and less confusing for drivers and pedestrians. >>> we're learning more about three of the boston marathon bombing suspect's friends facing charges themselves. two in custody for more than a week now. they violated their student visas by not going to classes regularly at umass dartmouth. they hit and destroyed evidence when they saw their friend's picture on television after the attack. a third friend is also charged with lying to federal investigators. the fbi does not believe any of them had anything to do with the bombing itself. >>> a brand new video is stirring up rhetoric in virginia's race for governor. >> the video into our news room showing the police response after a rally was out of control. >> how a return of wintry weather is giving one region problems today. >> power outages, work zones, problem spots in your commute next i enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-

. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "wild countdown." one of the best perks of being a conservationist comes when the job is done. gonna say good-bye to you in a bit. today, the inspiring stories of incredible creatures that i helped release into the wild. you want me to show you how to fly? plus my blooper of the week. cut him loose and let him go! >> we let it to be free? >> yes. so stick around. 6 special species are going home on today's "wild countdown." i don't know, it happened so dad-gum fast, i don't know what happened. we tried to leave our tents. not even to go get dinner. we couldn't get to dinner. the lions were everywhere! golly dang! [dog barking] whoo! help! >> there's a dolphin right here! >> holy mackerel!

and there was another battery on broad way and columbus at 2:00 a.m.. a theft of a purse at the saloon at 1232 grant treat and there was a battery at the parlor which is 2801 levenworth and i will do a narrative of that. on may 4th, at 1:15, the victim and his girlfriend were exiting the parlor located at 1281 levenworth he was punched in the back of the head by an unknown male adult and fell to the ground and the suspect wrapped his arms around his neck and began to choke him. up but the g ing seeing that we have nobeen able to confirm this, but both of the victims it was him and his girlfriend said that they felt that they, the suspect was a security guard for the bar. the officers spoke to the security guards for the parlor who saw the incident and said that it was not one of their security guards but we are looking into this. and any comments or questions? >> yeah? >> you know, i just wanted to ask, how things are moving along and i know that david chiu's office have been working a lot with broad way and i didn't make the last meeting around the bro

at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> columbus, ohio.resident obama will be delivering the commencement address there, ohio state university. when it does happen, we will go straight to his comments. 1 # we'll keep an eye on that for you. >>> earlier this morning, israeli warplanes conducted a second air strike. the target was a military research facility that strike because apparently captured on this amateur video. it follows word last week that the syrian regime has likely used chemical weapons against its own people. joining us is tom rooney, republican from florida. member of the house armed services committee. congressman, thanks for being here with us. israel apparently targeting missiles sent from syria to hezbollah. when you look at the information of that possibility, do you support these air strikes and does it put more pressure on the u.s. to take action? >> well, first of all, i can't confirm that we have the intelligence that says that israel actually did that at this point. but the israelis certainly have the right to defe

just a little bit of background on 315 columbus i've sure you've heard many issues the corridor is a hot topic. very recently law enforcement from central xhansz the area and made inquiries on a lot of the stabts. unfortunately, when alex prufrd the building was unaware that extended hours are a new application. to this was brought to his attention he said look i need to meet city compliance. to you went to the voice of broadway wisp able to have a meeting along with the officer and captain tom and representatives 710 tell and i did go over the desire to operate the business in applicant fashion. we're prior it was, you know, it wasn't up to code so to speak. alex has owned the establishment and he's present when he's open that. he will have professional security. it's a small place so it's under 49 with security personnel there. he's already installed surveillance video because in the past it's been sketchy at times. and he will continue to share with the police department. he's here if you have any questions he's open from questions from the commissioner >> are there cameras inside

oh, gosh doing business as 3 fourteen columbus expend hours. >> to or so this is a extended hours it's been operating for years and now their coming out in compliance. central station has proposed some conditions for this permit. i think your passing them around. >> are those the conditions? >> yes. >> everybody have them? >> no. >> you can share. >> commissioners i'm project sponsor. just a little bit of background on 315 columbus i've sure you've heard many issues the corridor is a hot topic. very recently law enforcement from central xhansz the area and made inquiries on a lot of the stabts. unfortunately, when alex prufrd the building was unaware that extended hours are a new application. to this was brought to his attention he said look i need to meet city compliance. to you went to the voice of broadway wisp able to have a meeting along with the officer and captain tom and representatives 710 tell and i did go over the desire to operate the business in applicant fashion. we're prior it was, you know, it wasn't up to code so to speak. alex has owned the establishment and he's pres

he's expected to go back to columbus, georgia in this jet.poke to the pilot who said cases like this never get old. >> this is the most rewarding job that i've ever had in aviation. and i think everyone else working here would say the same thing. we're fighting a good fight, getting people home, getting them to another facility for better care. >> reporter: name and friends, high school friends heard about the story and they were able to raise more than $17,000 for the flight to take him back to columbus, georgia. he will be flying a leer 60 jet -- lear 60 jet. officials say he will have the critical medical equipment for his care while in the air. the flight is expected to take about four hours. back out here live, this is the flight back home. those in charge say they will be here tough roughly 15 minutes. he -- here roughly 15 minutes. coming up, we'll talk more about the background, very interesting background, as well as a couple celebrities that have stepped up to take care of him. we're live in oakland, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 new

the mayor will be here at union station today to help celebrate the completion of columbus plaza. it's the park in front of union station. crews spent the last 18 months making it safer and less confusing for drivers and pedestrians. it's that roundabout there as you approach union station. it does get confusing. >> i don't know if it's less confusing. i drive there quite a bit. >>> coming up on 4:31. tom kierein is here to tell us what he can expect this morning. >> it's a persistent east wind keeping it chilly this morning. it's down into the 40s just about the entire region. that includes most of virginia, west virginia, maryland, the eastern shore, northern neck and all of around the beltway too and district of columbia too. it's just down to the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. we are going to stay chilly here at least through 8:00, 9:00 this morning but by 10:00 mid 50s. we'll have a few clouds coming and going here through the morning hours. sunrise is at 6:09. then by noontime for your lunch hour ought to be in the low 60s with easterly breeze but more sunshine breaking out.

and the district starts on columbus avenue, at grant and fresno on the eastside of columbus to pacific. it goes along tierney and stressed from broadway to montgomery. the specific parcels can be seen the district plan. the proposed budget is $106,567. 99% of the budget could come from property-based assessments. with that said, above and beyond the annual assessment budget a donation of $100,000 for year for the first two years has been offered if the cbd is established from a business located within the top of broadway boundaries. the intent of this is to supplement the cbd's budget to provide additional security, marketing and economic development and administrative services. the first two years when a significant investment is needed to get the cbd off on the right foot. as supervisor chiu mentioned the proposed services will include a variety -- including sidewalk maintenance and beautification and greening and that comprises about 25% of the proposed annual cbd budget. district identity, which is marketing and economic development and assistance to businesses, that represents 42%

. >> el columbus recibe a tonronto se quedaba con la victoria y sigue liferando con 15 victorias, oncere las aguilas y la máquina sementere. >> el cruz azul está en un etapa excelente también, que no creo honestamente pero vamos a ver qué e slo que pasa. >> gracias william. >> muchas gracias y como ya le informamos el power ball podría seguir creciendo con la compra de boletos previas al sorteo ahí tiene en pantalla, el loto gober, podrá comprar por una cuota mensual de 12 dólares al mes. >> buenas noches. >> les tenemos consejos legales para soluciónar el proble4ma , se revela fallas en el sistema de fallas de grilletes electrónicos , vamos con toda la información. >> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con lourdes ramos y felix debedu., >> buenas tardes bienvenidos a noticiero comenzamos con el furor que ha cfausado elo multimillonario premio de la lotería , nos cuentan como la comunidad latina ha reacciónado ante semejante premio. >> todos muestran sus boletos con una fe que da envidia y que esta noche promete ser historia ,el premio ha puesto a alucinar a toda la región. >

going to have the asian fair, i think about all the parades a or marching or a cheri blossom or the columbuscoming up u coming out. and we embrace the diversity so i thank you for being here today. and the theme of the dine arts i don't know how many of you who have been to this community font so isn't this the perfectly cool place. i want to thank the staff. but thank you so much for working with us to make this work. the committee choose the theme of the performing arts because of the many, many arts. they're waiting to see how they can enter the world of entertainment and that's what we're doing tonight we're honoring those are organizations who opened the door through the perform arts but all the ethnicity communities have benefited. so we want to thank you all for being here. i ask you please continue to do this because that is a good thing. this is a typical celebration and a special thank you to the mayor's office, communications the department of administration services have been very, very supportive. when you go to the reception you'll have another wonderful experience and as i may

is being extended for this drilling and a minimum of 10 million to extracted mill student off of columbus. mta can save a lot of money and if heather rose would put his attention on to the funding you would see that. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> hello, i'm a resident of north beach. i'm here to talk about the funding of the central subway as it relates to the overall mta. it seems like we're talking about the next few years there's an elephant in the room that no one oonlz the extra central subway the costs that are over subjected. the study shows there be l about a $400 million overrun. the money that this will cost - let's have a little slide here, i don't know if that will show up or not - so the >> sir if you would speak into the microphone. >> sorry. the typical subway will be four and a half million dollars short this will have to be make up with taxi fund or whatever. i'm interested in here there's a a project being done in north beach called the central beach project. it will run just fine without those extra tunnels and projects going into north beach. in addition to the

in columbus, georgia, little league is a big deal.e to the 1996 "lockup" softball games, the town has dozens of diamonds. >> there's a major little league pride here. we have a number of kids playing in the majors now from columbus. in our newspaper it says locals in the majors. >> it's midway through summer. but for little leaguers, it's the end of the baseball season. joe paul, a reporter for the local paper is covering the district championship game. >> it was the last night of a tournament. the kids are playing every night. i was shooting photos for a website. >> family and fans surround the field as northern little league take on the harris county all stars. he knows how important the win is to the players but also to the parents. >> the winner it meant going to the state tournament. losers go home. the fans were, you know, they were all revved up on both sides. supporting their teams. >> the game is a shutout. northern defeats harris county 10-0. >> they were jumping up. they were high fiving each other. everyone was excited. [

familiar with this process having gone through this in north beachwhere mta is planning to dig up columbus avenue for two years, which would have pretty much destroyed the entire merchant corridor. once again there was no outreach. we battled and eventually we convinced them to do something different. what i think is the bottom line was his problem is the fact that mta deals with -- they spend a lot of time on these project planning them. the pipeline is a very long time. however they don't tend to involve anyone in the neighborhoods that they will affect until they finish the plan and they are bringing it forward to you. which is a wrong time to be doing that. these are things that seriously affect our neighborhoods and there needs to be amended participation right from the beginning. i know these projects -- they have been working on for years but this is something that we need , to convince them that people who are working and living in these neighborhoods need to be participating right from the beginning. i recently went to a meeting with mta about the idea of future stations in north

. >> we got this video from columbus, ohio. >> it moved the entire house off the foundation. >> it did. look at the sidewalk and where the house is. it's crooked. >> holy, moly. >> what you are seeing is a result of the spring fall. in ohio, the freeze fall cycle loosens the rocks in the area and causes rock slides. they have identified 5300 of the rocks that could be effected by the spring fall cycle and roll down the hill and cruise into somebody's house. >> that did some damage. >> yeah, it did. >> in mid march a boulder rolled down this hill and took out three cars and part of the house in the process. >> was anyone hurt? was everyone okay? >> no one was hurt but they were evacuated because of gas lines or power lines were cut. no one was hurt. the concrete barrier is like what you see on the roadway. it's the best way to fight against the rock slides. >> tough to fight mother nature and gravity. >>> this is an electric guitar and this is a ak 47. what happens when you fuse them together? next "right this minute." >>> still to come, the new abc comedy creates internet buzz. >> fami

we look off to our west and find first signs of the warmer air look at columbus at 62.cago is 74 degrees. there is warm air trying to push on in. and once we ditch this east wind and actually the drier air comes in the temperatures will rise. tonight's temperatures dropping into the 50s. maybe upper 40s in spots. thanks to the cloud cover that we're going to have around. again we'll keep the patchy drizzle as part of the forecast in the overnight hours and maybe into the first part of your wednesday. our temperature overnight 52 degrees. tomorrow how about 68 degrees. believe it or not it's still below average for this time of year. may 1st we should be around 71 degrees. we'll break those clouds up in the mid-morning and maybe to the noon hour for afternoon sunshine and a very pretty looking wednesday. so brighten up the skies as the sun returns for the first day of may at 8:00 in the morning about 54 degrees. still a lot of clouds around then and we think as we get into the noon hour with the temperature of 64 it will be more sun than clouds and buy 4:00 62 degrees. a

. >> rowe is paralyzed and can't speak following the hit-and-run accident on columbus avenue near stockton street. the driver has not been found. >> consumer reports is calling the electric car 99 out of 100 points. >> prices for the model start at about $70,000. the rave review comes just one day after the palo alto posted its first ever profit. today tesl approve fit closed at $64.40 a share. >> job less claims in the u.s. have fall tone levels they haven't seen since the recession. >> 323,000 claims, the four-week dropped just 237,000, low t lowest since the recession began. >>> an up and down trading session ended on the downside. >> nasdaq composite lost 4. >> youtube may be able to take on cable and satellite. >>> plans to resume flying the seven 87 dreamliner between tokyo june 1st, we have video of those back on january 11th. five days later, an agrounded its dreamliners because of problems of batteries overheating. all were grounded worldwide. >> boeing says it has since fixed the problem and airlines are are preparing to resume flights. >>> today we got a look at the eastern span

. >> i came from columbus. >> columbus. >> what did that take you to get down here from xlum bus?n't know, aprobably a couple hours. >> a couple hours. that's a long ride. >> uh-huh. >> at this time of night. >> yes, sir. >> what makes a man get in a car and drive two hours? >> i don't know, just somebody i wanted to meet 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 for sure if she was 15 or not. >> that's what she said on the internet. >> are you still a virgin? >> stupid question to ask. >> she said i'm not telling anyone if you won't. my mom would have a freaking cow. well, don't worry. it's our secret. i can come over there. is the parents gone? again, you say, you've got to promise me you're not like 5-0. that's the police, right? >> uh-huh. >> i don't want to get locked up. >> looks like i'm going t

as we go back to the ohio valley, we have indianapolis, columbus and hit-and-miss showers over tennesseetually that will work its way through virginia up towards d.c. i think further to the north baltimore, philly, you're dry today you have a better chance of getting rain tomorrow. also chances of showers and rain out there towards the denver area. as you can look at tomorrow, it's not bad. where it snowed it's going to be 74 in minneapolis. your gaiting your reward week after that pain of last week. >>> now to sports. round 2, nba playoffs. thunder, russell west. thunder down by three. under 1:00 to play. who else is going to shoot the ball? kevin durant. best player in the nba by some, minus lebron. time winding down. if you're up by one how do you not double-team kevin durant? they didn't. he hit the jumper. they ended up winning the game. they have to blame lionel hollins for that. >>> let's go to the knicks/pacers. patrick ewing on hand. looking nice, too. this is a very physical game from the start. carmelo anthony gets his shot blocked, gets the rebound. goes back up on the other

this morning showing their pictures of how memorial day is done in their hometown. ,"is is "the columbus dispatch showing lawrence ross the third. friday.k place on another paper out of the "chicago tribune. though this shows graves located at the abraham lincoln national cemetery in elmwood. you can see the flags next to the braves. many other papers this morning. during the morning, you also see some of the monuments around town here in washington, d the that highlight -- d.c. that highlight that. iwo jima memorial. honor to the men and women of the marine corps who have given their lives in respect to the country. very iconic. we will show you shots of that through the course of our morning. for our first half-hour, how to best honor fallen veterans is how we would like to have a response. illinois, a democrat line, john, good morning. caller: the best thing you can do is take time and think about these kids today. of course, all veterans think about it everyday of their lives,, they think about the men they have served with and lost. one thing about the marine corps memorial, there a

. >>> president obama, meanwhile, is going to columbus, ohio, this morning to give the commencement addresssity. we know as many as 70,000 people are expected to attend. more than 10,000 students will get their diplomas, by the way. might be no surprise he's speaking at osu. exactly one year ago today he kicked off his re-election campaign at the university and, of course, later won ohio in november's election. >>> today's cinco de mayo people celebrating. now contrary to popular belief, i just want you to sound smarter for the rest of the day. this is not about mexico's independence day. the date commemorates mexico's victory over the french in the 1860s. today the holiday isn't celebrated but people here in the u.s. will celebrate with food, parade and maybe a margarita or two. >>> you know, it's raining, like cats and dogs here in atlanta. i was slipping all over the road heading into work today. just ponding everywhere. that's a live look at what's going on. alexandria steele, however is this going to last? is the weekend a wash? >> completely. it's a slow soaker of a system and you're

by the way, part two, we have a [ censor bleep ] statue of arnold in columbus.the muscle head thing is. >> yes, the arnold classic. >> stephanie: yes. connie in delaware. welcome. >> caller: well, thank you so much. >> stephanie: hello. >> caller: hello. i'm enjoying your show so much. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: and i just wanted to give my opinion about our congress and the way that they have handled our president. i think obama has just done a great job, and if our congress would cooperate he may get his second term done as he wants to and the republicans just will not do anything to help him. >> stephanie: yep. >> caller: and this 501 cthat they are trying to do for these super pacs, i just think it's wrong. and the irs was simply doing their job, in my opinion, to try to weed out some of these people with whatever it is called the social -- >> stephanie: social welfare. >> caller: welfare. i mean forgoodness sake that makes no sense to me. >> stephanie: i know. >> caller: i hi obama has done a great job and our economy is much better. and i just wan

. >> of course, everyone knows that christopher columbus came to the new world with the support of queen isabella and the spanish, but what many people don't know is that ponce de leon came with him. he travelled to the new world in 1493, and he returned 20 years later in search of the fountain of youth. >> he didn't find the fountain of youth, but ponce de leon did give the spanish colony its name -- "la florida" -- in honor of the country's "feast of the flowers." and here's the story behind another famous name. a sports drink was invented at the university of florida, so it was named in honor of the school's athletes -- the gators. that's why it's called gatorade. with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> it happens to the best of us -- you reach for the remote to go change the channel and it's gone. someone has actually taken the time to study where remotes usually wind up. the most likely place is under the sofa cushions. other common locations are -- in the bathroom, in a dresser, and even in the refrigerator. but if you're one of those who leaves the remote in the fridge, maybe it's time

columbus, ohio, at 38 degrees. and charleston, west virginia, temperatures there only in the 30s.e sure they're protected. syracuse 39 and erie is looking at 38 degrees. but yesterday in burbank, the temperatures soared to 96 degrees. seattle was 80. but in the central plains, you'll see mid-90s by monday and tuesday. brianna. >> actually, i enjoy the 90s. nice and steamy. >> well, you spent time in washington. so you know it can be dreary. >> yes, definitely, definitely dreary. karen maginnis, thank you for that. happy mother's day weather to everyone out there. >>> i'll see you back at the top of the hour, 8:00 eastern. escape from captivity in cleveland. how we can all help protect children from predators. "dr. sanjay gupta md" starts right now. >>> hey there. thanks for joining us. another busy news week here. new jersey governor chris christie reveals he underwent an operation to lose weight. some say it's a step closer to a 2016 presidential run. we'll look at that and explain what's involved in the operation. >>> biggest loser trainer bob harper will share his three-week pl

for the kids who have no electricity no real houses to get a drink of water we have to travel for columbus's it's very difficult to live here . for now they must remain among the refuse uncertain like the rest of iraq as to what will come on the winds of change lucy catherine of baghdad iraq. some more international headlines in brief and now a young man has died in the capital police clash with supporters of a hardline islamist group which openly backs al-qaeda descended into tunis and another central city defying a government ban on the rally riot police were deployed and used tear gas to break up the protests the unsung saria movement is the most radical to immersion tunisia since the twenty eleven arab spring uprising and poses a test of the moderate islamist government. the leader of one of pakistan's main parties the cricket legend imran khan is blaming a key political rival for the writer of his party's vice president russia he was settled outside her home in karachi by a gunman on a motorcycle imran khan says or the head of the m.p. when which is karachi is the most popular political

the kids who have no electricity no roof houses resorts or get a drink also we have to travel for columbus's it's very difficult to live here. for now they must remain among the refuse uncertain like the rest of iraq as to what will come on the winds of change you see catherine of baghdad iraq. and all stories for you are coming up shortly to stay with us. wealthy british style it's a small town to the right let's go to. the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cars report on r.t. . if you. think. this is all sea welcome by u.s. authorities have frozen that count of the world's largest bitcoin exchange which helps move the customer's conscience online the booming digital currency has had bureaucratic blocks of a say as it's allowed growth came to that tensional the government in a fortnight and i'll explain. the u.s. government has made no secret of the fact that it is keeping a close eye on the point but now it appears that the close eye includes a crackdown on the decentralized digital currency the department of homeland security sees the company known as