i'm originally from columbia and i was back in columbus. i was in love with computers but we didn't have enough money. eventually this is 1994 i had access to the internet around 1997 and 98. i knew everything was happening in the u.s. i bought a one way ticket to the u.s. i realized my english was really bad. so i had to eat a lot of hamburgers. the only way i realized there was no way to stay in the u.s. if i wanted to be a entrepreneur so i went back to excellently in columbus in order to pursue any career and i co- founded my first immigrant status. but within a year we had 6 employees i was told i had to leave the country. the - and definitely it's slowing me down. and i was being told to go back to columbia. once you go back to the columbia back in 1999 it was hard to come back. so i was as a entrepreneur not being able to stay here but i feel he fell in love with the love of my life and we had a daughter a week ago. we accelerated our may this and i was able to stay. she ended up being the co co- founder of my business too. this has

. >> last year, doctors here at nationwide children's hospital in columbus found a tumor in grant's brain. they cut it out, but the surgery left him with stroke-like symptoms. plus he had to go through months of radiation and chemotherapy to try to stop the spread of the disease. yet through it all grant has shown remarkable determination which he credits at least in

. >> right, columbus avenue. >> columbus avenue. yes, that's one i would really like to address. >> okay. >> i don't think they think about that. >> they were planning to move all the loading zones on columbus avenue. well, there's like a million restaurants that come every day. as it is with the parking spaces, people are double parking. but, you know, business has to -- people have to receive deliveries. >> all right. so, you would like to hear -- receive presentation on their policies and design approach when doing these major infrastructure projects and how they give consideration to loading zones. >> what you have here i think is great. i just think we all need to prioritize what we all want to here. and if there is a way we can all look at this for the sake of time and get, you know, send regina and christian what we would like to see on that, i think that would be very helpful. >> and then are there things that you would like to ensure that we present to the sfmta board -- i mean, sometimes i do think we live with this on a d

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it's still taught by columbus discovered america in texas books. plus schools don't show us in our physical features. support of the identity of our youth and challenged by their myths into the different democracy and lack u67 of sensitive it. my family had to travel to get to the american indian day and we notified them in advance and we had to get our counselor evolved to get the negative reserves. we need to integrate this into the educational system from preschool up to high school. now to change our changes into successes the indian education advisory committee requests the priority strips to support the indian program. provide a permanent location specifically in the mission district. support the distribution of those who are identifying themselves as indian. and to capture the number of indian students and the missed turn out formula grants. it should provide all the applications in the indian education act. from a report synergy is catch all students who have identified themselves as indians and provide the names to the indian coordinator.

you can see it moving into places like cleveland and columbus, ohio. to get here. when does the rain from the frontal system arrive? i'll tell you coming up in the first alert seven-day photograph. right now it is time for -- seven-day forecast. right now it's time for timesaver traffic. >>> here's your trip on 95 as you make your way around telegraph. be forewarned. south of there 95 north after the prince william parkway, the right lane taking away by road work after occoquan. switching over to 270, the trip southbound filtering down from germantown, the roadway pretty emptthere. no issues on the trip out of frederick moving through hyattstown and clarksburg. some construction on the beltway in the early going. we'll get to that on the next check. that is a look at your timesaver traffic. back to you and good morning. >> good morning, liz. and thank you. >>> a man who went on a crime spree around the region has begun his 35-year sentence behind bars. >> 28-year-old byron govan was caught on video committing some of these crimes. >> reporter: gun in h

. >>> on the ice, a highlight reel goal by nick foligno of the columbus blue jackets.e drops the puck and his stick between his legs and beats tampa bay goalie ben bishop. >> what a move right there by foe lynn foligno. bishop, he fell for the backhand and going back the other way between the legs, how good is that. >> that turns out to be the only goal of the game. columbus wins, 1-0. >>> and a big peyton manning fan says she got quite a surprise when she went to her mailbox. anna bozart sent an invitation to her november wedding to the broncos' quarterback, but didn't expect a reply. she said manning sent back the response card regrettably declining the invitation but offering his best wishes to the couple and adding his signature, which is pretty much an autograph. i know he's not leaving a gift, but that's a nice takeaway, right? >>> when we return, paul walker's random act of kindness. the latest act of the actor helps them fulfill their wedding dream. maint. testing mdpc-03 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption test !!!

some thing really needs to be done about columbus. it's impossible to gr on a couple blocks because the muni and the tour buses and wide enough so there is no room for bikers at all. i would like to point out biking that mushrooming out there. it's impossible to find bike racks. right now in front of this building the racks are filled up and downtown in market it's the same situation and can't install bike racks fast enough for us. i would like to point out that leah cracks a whip at the job she runs and i can assure you if money is provided to the biking coalition it will be implemented correctly and without problems and safely. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors and thank you those for this report and mta who is here and thank you to everyone who came. i will keep this quick. all of these people were killed this year without bicycle infrastructure and this year as the deadiest year in san francisco for riding a bicycle. 630 people have been injured while riding a bike in san francisco and increases

risk is necessary we wouldn't be where we are today if people had gone before us hadn't taken risk columbus took risks lewis and clark took risks we took risks we went to the mood ok the nothing great has ever been accomplished without risk and the so we need to take the song temperature break down but we will be back with roberts are going to discuss whether national water should be drawn on mars and what revelations from there wrapped around it could be useful on our stay with us. there's a media leave us so we leave that maybe. by the sea ocean see you in the way your party there's a good. questions that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics. time magazine's person of your friends who is the catholic pope to according to the managing editor the pope change the tone and perception of the roman catholic church this may be so but francis also be showing himself to be critical of the global economic order and capitalism is their hope for the church francis really a p.r. product. led. her . economic ups and downs in the final months the london deal a

risk is necessary we wouldn't be where we are today if people had gone before us hadn't taken risk columbus took risks lewis and clark took risks we took risks we went to the mood ok the nothing great has ever been accomplished without risk and the so we need to take the saw temperature break down but we will be back with robert to discuss whether national water should be drawn on mars. from the outside could be useful on our stay with us. they look like bound to. enjoy the sun and the ocean. but what was buried here years ago. means these people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison lies on the ground. behind this there is what we call the bank on which there is a deposit of plutonium left by security test which caused the dispersion of radium you clyde's despite previous cleaning efforts there remains a deposit of a little less than two kilos of plutonium stuck in the rock the coral reef about ten metres down. a never ending legacy. deliberate target is on its epic journey to such a. one hundred twenty three days. through to some nine hundred cities of russia. relayed by fo

necessary but we wouldn't be where we are today if the people who've gone before us hadn't taken risk columbus took risks lewis and clark took risks we took risks we went to the mood ok the nothing great has ever been accomplished without risk and the so we need to take the song temperature break now but we will be back with roberts are going to discuss whether national water should be drawn on mars and what revelations from there wrapped around it could be useful on our stay with us. there's a media leave us so we leave that maybe. by the same motions to the other your party there's a goal. for shoes that no one is asking with the gas they deserve answers from it's all politics. pope francis is a choice for person of the year was absolutely wrong in every measure from time magazine this pope is a product of p.r. he's not this major reformer who's coming making sweeping changes to benefit the lives of the faithful and unfortunately that's a problem he should not have been picked it may be very possible good francis is a p.r. product and you know he's very appealing to a lot of people i mean ev

columbus sailed on to find some gold, to bring back home as he'd been told.ween the nice, welcoming natives and columbus going for the gold? that's where our fairy tale of america's origins omits some of the ugly historical realities, like how columbus captured and enslaved hundreds of arawak men, women, and children to be sold for sex and labor. in fact, if you look beneath the surface of many myths of american identity, you'll find a horrendous history of native american people rendered invisible, erased, figuratively and literally, in the name of progress and expansion. on thursday, while many of us were knee-deep in a thanksgiving indulgence of food and family and football, indigenous people in massachusetts were commemorating the day they know as the national day of mourning. since 1970, the united american immigrants of indian have gathered to fast in the history of plymouth rock. the one where the arrival of the pilgrims in 1960 marked not a beginning, but the beginning of the end. in fact, by the time the pilgrims came to massachusetts, the population

i'm chris matthews out in columbus, ohio. let's start tonight with this. it looks like some of the wacko birds didn't get the message. remember how the right wing and in fact the republican party took that nasty hit during can the october government shutdown? how it's been the one time that the president's party was up near the angels. someone didn't get the message. blind to the poll numbers of people watching the government shutdown. federal employees got paid for staying at home. they're now out there all over again demanding no deals, no compromise, no budget agreement. let's do the whole dance all over again. what's driving the urge to shut things down again. what's driving people like marco rubio and rand paul to this monster mash when even john boehner is yelling, stop the music. both our guests are political analysts. before the ink was even dry on paul ryan and patty murray's agreement they went in for the kill. the koch brothers, the club for growth and freedom works they all slammed the deal before they knew what was in it. there are now at leas

the same thing in columbus. chris, this is deliberate. that is why everybody who cares about the sanctity of our democracy should be up in arms. we should have a righteous indignation because our country is founded upon one woman, one man, one vote. we can't stand for this. >> i think the good republicans watching should say the end doesn't justify the means. >> that's right. >> you start playing these games to win elections, that's not going to help you in the long run. since the supreme court's decision in june to strike down the voting rights act that provided clearance, changes in certain areas primarily in the south. the following states have implemented new restrictions. texas, mississippi, alabama, florida, south carolina, north carolina, virginia have all gone there. mr. ho, talk about the patterns like they jumped like the cherokee strip. here's votes we can steal. they just moved on a dime with the supreme court rule. >> the thing is, chris, it's not just those states you highlighted. i like to say that voter suppression in the

live look at columbus circle in new york. can you see, the snow is falling there. beginning of the snow and the end of the snow. i'll show you why, here. here is the radar picture. finally the snow got to new york city. you can see this is the back end of it. but then it is not all over. washington, d.c., areas around baltimore, 4.8 inches of snow there. hagerstown, maryland. northwest. always the snowiest areas, north and west of washington. 7.2 inches. but it, too, is the end. in washington, d.c., freezing rain. about a trace in washington. but over for now. can you see this little break. couple-hour break. this is the rain train behind it. that will come into all these big cities. sometimes we delinnate the day. here is tonight in washington again. changed over from snow to freezing rain. freezing rain late tonight and then overnight, here comes the rain in new york as well, overnight all the rain event for the most part. and can you see it all moves out. there's the rain in washington, and northern new england though, cold enough there to really still be snow.

blue jackets and they led the penguins with a hat trick with the fourth win over columbus, 5-3.the website, check out al jazeera.com/sport and details how to get in touch with our team using twitter plus we have got blogs and video clips from correspondent around the world, that address again al jazeera.com/spot and that is all the sport with darren. >> reporter: thank you very much. stay with us here on al jazeera. another full bulletin of news is straight ahead and more on the aftermath of the suicide bombings in russia and the latest on the condition of formula one driver michael shoemaker remains as joe was saying in critical condition in a french hospital. that is it for me. and we will be up next, at the top of the hour and thanks for watching al jazeera. ♪ another deadly attack in russia, an explosion killed 14 on a trolley bus in volgograd one day after 17 were killed in a blast at a train station in the same city. hitting a healthcare milestone and 1 million people have signed up for obamacare and insurance is set to kick in for americans in the new year. stranded in th

rescuers in columbus, ohio had to evacuate a community.r from a flooded creek swept this suv away. >> a came down on top of me indicates. 2 tornado rips through. one woman died from the twister. here, today was 27 degrees above average. yesterday it was 27 degrees above average. that makes six days in the month of december were we were above average by double digits. that said, the whole month has not been warm. there are three days where we have been below average. along the waterfront in georgetown, tom rouse the, abc 7 news. -- ramsey, abc 7 news. >> stay with abc 7 news on wjla.com. steve will have another look at the forecast in a few moments. burlington county arefighters -- there was ceiling that collapsed in a church. it happened this afternoon on south 20ce fourth rd. no one was injured. bye-bye to the building is structurally safe. -- firefighters say the building is structurally safe. >> a neighbor snapped photos of this. have calledents county officials, pushing for action to get the junk cleared out. we have a reporter who is

it was built in the 15 century about 50 years before columbus set sail. it was a testament not have their proud past there was nothing - it was something new to behold. the architect at that time was renowned brunn less phillip to. he was asked over and over again about his greatness and genus by he said what malcolm was saying he said it was not my genus but the genius of underscore incidence railroad the most important people are ail those who are about to enjoy something for a generation. the genius of the people of san francisco, oakland the entire bay area, northern california and this great state we should celebrate today because if not for their willingness to exercise their faith none of us would get to enjoy the fruits of your last year. so it's now i am prepared having come late because of my 10 minute internship on figuring out how one takes a chain and not a rope and prepares to cut it. i look forward after steve makes some final remarks to inviting you out for that great moment. congratulations everybody (clapping) >> thank you lieutenant gov

what is the deal with going to columbus?>> [inaudible] it is funny because i was sent recording and and he says who are you planning to homeenge and we have a game. he says you're going on the road and you do not know it and 10 minutes later the phone rang and said i was going on the road. it is good for us. >> our college basketball play of the night. time running out. napier takes a desperation shot. getting it to go with no time left on the clock. conn beats florida 65-64. the wizards have won seven of their last nine games and they are 1-0. they are 500 for the first time in john wall's career. have got to be thrilled. >> we are starting to show what this team is made of. our goal is to make the playoffs. today we are situated third in the east. we're playing really good. who knows what can happen this year? we are on schedule and i am happy with the progress we're making. the game-can hit winner and became the oldest player in the history of the nba game -- 20-20- 20 game. the oldest player in the nba to do that. how ol

tonight, maryland plays ohio state in columbus. this is a little out of the comfort zone for the terrapins right now. i know they are five and two for the paradise jam championship, but the buckeyes are five and oh, ranked fifth in the country. it is all part of the plan. is planning its schedule coming up and they're all good teams. we don't have to be perfect, there are better teams. this is really going to help us moving forward. aboutnwhile, let's talk the colonials. george washington is streaking. they just defeated the defending champs, miami and play rutgers tonight at the smith center. >> we are trying to get back in the spotlight. i'm proud of these guys. they know we have a long way to go. gone as we have planned and now we have to keep working hard and stay healthy. >> great job area for hockey fans, the caps are trying to figure out how to build some consistency. lost to carolina and play the predators on saturday. pittsburgh beat the islanders by turning defense into offense. right down main street, bang. all of a sudd

thank god we have teachers in our classrooms that are passenger seat out we don't also celebrate columbus day but indigenous day. in san francisco we value everyone's culture. i thank you for bringing up this information and we look forward to the blessing when we have the permanent space where you can display all your artifacts >> okay. we're going to move on to item l. may i hear a motion and a second please on the appointment to the career technical education advisory committee. thank you. do we have a recommendation that you would like to read us this evening >> yes. i'm sharon and i and i'm the supervisor for city college of san francisco. we would like to request that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district appoint the following individuals. for the advisory committee: (calling names) those would be in addition to members that were approved on september 24th and in the background it states september 24th is the approval date but it should say november 12th today >> thank you i'm going to pause here i don't ask for the advisory committee appointments on th

girl: so even if columbus got lost and wasn't the first to discover america, he's still my hero.g ocean,

how come there aren't, again, parades because this is significant like columbus discovering america?are we going to get off a day off and a mattress sale? >> we should. >> stephen: we should. >> we should, right. it really is a first step for our human journey beyond earth and beyond the planets and into stellar space and these two spacecraft now will be in orbit around the sun of our galaxy for billions of years. >> stephen: really? >> yes. >> >> stephen: what are they running on by th by the way. >> natural decay zero, it is a very long lived power source and run for probably about another ten years. >> stephen: so it will be dead by 20 -- >> 20-20 five. >> stephen: to 25 and after thats is a flying junk heap? >> it is our flying ambassador. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: what is a silent ambassador. >> it carries a message from earth saying this is the place that sent this object, so that -- >> stephen: is that what this is? >> that is what that is. behind that cover, that's a cover to protect the record that is behind it. an old-fashioned 16 and two-thirds double sided long-

. >> jimmy: now, you know that columbus discovered america. don't you know? i've been taught in school. >> jimmy: yes. well, actually, there's a new study that claims the chinese may have discovered america 70 years before christopher columbus. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: and if you want to know what it would be like if china owned america, give it another week or two. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: look out the window, buddy. the whole thing. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the backpack your kids are wearing to school. look at this walmart. the whole thing -- what are you yelling at me for? move your car. [ laughter ] i don't know what to think of this. a zoo in england says that a female chimp just gave birth to twins even though she's been on birth control. officials say the chimp got pregnant because antibiotics caused her birth control to stop working. but the chimp said, "actually, it was to save my marriage." [ laughter ] and i can't believe this. halloween is almost here, you guys. you guys psyched for halloween? [ cheers ] i love halloween! young, ol

he was assigned to me in columbus, ohio. had an interesting conversation, he was in fact, calling to the prison, the prison, the gentleman in the prison that over saw that part of the probation when you leave would call me in. he just would scare me to death. what do you have in this man called for? what are you trying to do? you think you're something congressman. i said i don't know charles moser. he went out of line. but calls in created me a massive heart burn. as i show in the book, they called me in to ask me, who was working for, how much money i was going to make, which i didn't know at that time i was just happy to have a job. all of these details that you normally are put through are prior to me getting out of prison. i was not press released from prison on the due date i was suppose to be released. >> how much of this book did you write yourself? >> i written the entire book myself except for ricky campbell's part and matt parker a former staffer of mine. i had an editor, sherry johnson from new mexico, wonderful

number one, the no look back handed goal for the game winner versus columbus. beautiful.way, i know kenny is at home. he has been throwing up along with his cat apparently he claims. >> contagious. >> yeah, with the cat. >> poor guy. >> anchor men don't usually get sick. sick. >> well you hear,,,,,,,, to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >> david let eman is next with steve carrel. have a wonderful evening. >> get well

but my question is are our regular can you remember in the classrooms wore still teaching that columbus discovered america and i'm wondering how indians are incorporated and now i'm reflecting back about the missions that actively it the controversial it was built on the backs of indian americans who were slaves. and they helped to build america that's the type of history it is apparent. it's our obligation to our students and american indian students and non-american students to give a true history of california and how deeply embed our own history is with native americans in san francisco how they built this state. we forget about that. i'm wondering so maybe we can hear a little bit about that how wore presenting the history of native americans. i do agree there is a strong stereotype still. i was speaking to an american indian who was with the two year colleges and he was saying once they transfer to a four-year college the attendance drops are and we give them the tools. i was appalled to hear we kind of let it go and in 2011 there was a recurrence exempting commitment to this that

here's one from william from columbus, ohio. "we were paying 540 bucks per month but received a letter from anthem saying the rates would increase to $636 a month beginning in september and then $1,114 per month in september 2014 as a result of the requirements per obamacare. if that wasn't bad enough, our family doctor of 25 years informed us that he will end his practice on january 1, 2014. reason being? the government requirements of obamacare," he said, "made it just d too difficult to continu" that's william from columbus talking about an issue of price, obviously, going from 540 bucks per month to $1,014 per month but also about choice, that his doctor is stepping out because of obamacare. rachel from northeast ohio. rachel says my family and i own a small business. we were notified that our current health care plan is substandard at $860 per month. to comply, we must now pay pay $1,880 a month. this is beyond outrageous. that's what rachel says. i agree with her. $860 a month to $1,880 per month, more than double, in orde

philadelphia rallying 5-4 over columbus. wasn't even looking at the goal. >>> so how about imitating the hit stomp during a halftime show? that's what shaquille o'neal, ernie johnson -- barkley is not a fan. >> bill and i should adopt that. unfortunately our rhythm was quite not as good. >> speak for yourself. i'm trying. >> maybe if we were in the same place. >>> tis the season to raleigh. with just six days until christmas, many have already hit the road. jay gray joins us live from atlanta. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. 75 and 85, the highways over my shoulder moving along smoothly. that expected to change as the sun comes up and continue to be busy throughout the next couple of weeks. that's because aaa is predicting this will be the busiest year in travel season ever. they expect to see 94.5 million people taking a trip of 50 miles or more. 91% of those will be on the roadwa roadways. 5.5 million will travel by air. it's going to be busy on the roadways. busy on the runways. you need to bring your pati

columbus 69 is the high today, predicted, the record is 62.ong line between the warmth and the cool air. new york city to albany, that's a distance of 150 miles and look at the temperature difference here. we have an ice storm making its way across portions of the northeast and it's extending back from portion e-of michigan into new york and canada as well. ice accumulations along i-95, this could cause power outages in addition to pulling down trees and power lines. we want people to be careful. these warnings go on through later tonight. if you are traveling along i-95, take it easy. back to you richelle. >> thank you for joining us. for updates go to our website, aljazeera.com. that works is in trouble. our digital producer, ra raj is here, and most people are familiar with detroit's crisis, but chicago's is whooshes. >> people have been

chiu did a roll call to create some of the broadway alcoholic use district for the area between columbus and montgomery so i'll transit to you once it's accomplished probably on line tomorrow at some point the legislation by the e-mail like all legislation it's going to sit for thirty days. i don't know that the supervisors asked this commission formerly to make any comments but again, i'm going to ask we don't discuss it it wasn't on the agenda this evening and lastly let me go over the corrective actions. this is based on complaint or other actions for resident. i'm going to turn it over to my colleague. this caused some serious noise concerns >> yeah. there was a meeting this morning that involved the police department the mayor's office and emt and us and rec and park because the organ next year's never pulled any permits every. so rec and park department, of course, organs activities on union square and every year they encroached on non-rec property all the way to a jones pr so we had a lot of complaints on 311 and they now know they've made an error and radio working to correct tha

urban meyer, he has been brilliant in columbus.igan state team playing with passion and determination, along with a whole lot of toughness. >> referee: please put the game clock at 35 seconds. the play clock at 25 seconds. connor cook takes a knee and that will do it. the michigan state spartans snapping the buckeyes 24-game winning streak and ending their hopes of a national championship. michigan state will head to pasadena for the first time in over 25 years and take on stanford in the rose bowl. your national championship looks to be set. florida state, auburn for all of 34-24 the final. michigan state winning their first big ten championship and down on the field is our kristina pink. >> kristina: i'm here with jeremy langford and everything is coming up roses for you. how does it feel to turn this team to the rose bowl for 26 years? >> i am happy. we made it and now excited. >> kristina: your motto all season was chase it. your touchdown late in the fourth quarter really sealed the victory. tell me how you found that daylight

the pink shades are winter storm warnings that now extend all the y nto columbus, ohio.e've had pretty heavy snow overnight. southern illinois a, and southe indiana, probably more than you were expected. winter weather all the way into western new york state. besides the ice, there is a narrow band of pretty heavy snow, as much as 6 to 8 inches. so be very careful driving in the northeast this morning, locally dense fog especially around new york city. that is a look at the national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. so today with just this wild weather, still extremely cold in the areas dealing with this storm. look at oklahoma city, 22 degrees. very warm in the east, look at florida, 83 degrees. cold air makes its way to the east coast this weekend. this storm is with us and you would day today and then there is another storm behind it that will hit the same areas on sunday. >> so when do they get a little bit of re >> not until probably middle of next week. >> oh, gosh. thanks so much, bill. >>> well, coming up, much more on the words and

philadelphia rallying 5-4 over columbus. >>> you don't want to lose viewers during halftime reports, they're trying to say. so how about imitating the off-broadway hit "stomp." that's what shaquille o'neal, ernie johnson jr. and kenny smith tried to do. charles barkley, evidently here not a fan of musicals. or was just tired. >>> just ahead, prince william's pet names for wife kate. and a joke that he played on little brother, harry. >>> plus caught on tape. sofia vergara singing the classics for the holidays. you've got to hear this. >>> welcome back. we talked earlier about the snow. right now 4 degrid h 34 and sno seattle. maybe some of the roads will just be wet. watch out on the bridges and overpasses. they tend to get icier faster. we'll watch the cold air coming down. we'll warm it up after we get done with our little snowstorm today. tomorrow, just typical rain showers. we're cool in san francisco at 58 on saturday. and for all your last-minute errands even on sunday, not a lot changes. much of the damp weather will stay up here in the northwest. it's not going to pour. today

81 of the enclosure and this is for the design phase of the complete project between broadway and columbus avenue and broadway tunnel including blvds crosswalk and the lighting. the transportation board also okayed funds for the overall project. >> thank you. hello commissioners. the final request in front of you today is on page 1 of the enclosure. a request from sf mta for the transit effectiveness project. the ep t is a comprehensive program to increasing reliability and reducing over crowding and enhancing throughout the system it's for 15 subprojects within the overall program. the recommendation is and these are listed on page 3 of the enclosure. the recommendation is to fund conceptual or preliminary engineering as well as design roots for the subprojects and only preliminary english -- engineering. i can refer to these, but you can also refer to your packet. these typically include route restructuring. these can be pedestrian bulbs, turn lanes, stop optimization or realignments. the tep is currently under going environmental reviews. this will support the engineering work for the e

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downtown columbus, ohio. the franklin county courthouse.ers a day are transported from the county jails to the courthouse and back in a reinforced sheriff's bus. the bus sits in a locked and gated secure sally port. it's monitored by surveillance cameras, and it's equipped with steal bars on the doors and windows. amy morris was a homicide detective with the columbus police department. >> i've never heard of anybody escaping from the franklin county jail before. >> but that doesn't stop two inmates from trying. that day tracy mobley is charged with multiple counts of burglary, theft, possession of drugs, and receiving stolen property. mary ann morrissey, on the other hand, is charged with a few traffic violations. strangers shackled together by a pair of handcuffs. they're led to the bus in the loading area. >> when the line of prisoners was getting on the bus, tracy and mary were the last two prisoners of a long line of prisoners. >> and that's when they make their move. >> they were sitting fairly low to the ground. you have to be pretty

florentine, amerigo vespucci, with florentine maps and instruments, who named the continent discovered by columbusthe founder of modern science, galileo, worked in florence. it is the freshness of their thought, their modernity, which impresses us today. but there is another side to the story. civilized human life depends not only on modernity, but on a healthy assimilation of the past, both critical and imaginative. the middle ages had proved incapable of doing that, but here, in the florentine renaissance, we can see the reintegration of the classical world view into modern life-- not merely their learning, but their pagan humanism and their pantheism, with its incomparably rich mythological themes, which, as we now understand, contain such profound psychological insights. what we see here in florence is what they made of that tradition, just as this is what we are making of them, but its continued reinterpretation is a necessity for the west if it is to understand its own cultural tradition. the art of renaissance florence came out of the city-states of central italy. by contrast, our story of