my hunch it is columbus with what he brought back. the phlegm poignant bird team and weird animals and to the stunning typography of the americas and this was so fascinating people had to do break through that prohibition and then they become curious about the natural world and then what is the relation of these things to see old themes? now they had a comparison so they had began to look so hot did give free itself from the scriptures of the church? but when i finished i had really shown how the new role discoveries have led to the scientific imagination which changed european society from this frigid cultural system to the one that we know this is expensive and curious slam was a history of the origins of the natural sciences. >> host: i'll start with the conclusion retrospectively the most significant consequence of age of discovery is the awakening of europeans curiosity about the world in which they lived. you attribute that you christopher columbus. >> guest: to what he brought back because he was johnny appleseed first everythi

my hunch is columbus not his discovery but when he brought back. all of these flamboyant birds bluebeard animals and stories of exotic people and stunning typography of the americas and it was so fascinating people had to break through prohibition against curiosity. from that time on day become curious about the national world then what is the relation of these weird things to the old things? and never looked at those natural objects around them but now they have questions they begin to. how did it free itself from the structure of the church? but when i finished i really had shown how the new world discoveries have led to the scientific imagination which change european society for rigid cultural system to one that is expansive and curious so it is the history of the origins of natural science. >> host: we will start with the conclusions in your book prospective the most active a consequence of the age of discovery is the awakening of europeans curiosity about the world in which they lived in it you attribute that to christopher columbus? >> guest

any attribute that to christopher columbus. he was a johnny appleseed before johnny appleseed brought things back. he took to europe every thing he hadn't seen in the new world, europeans grew as well as rats on the ship. so it is the columbian exchange that i see has blamed the basis for the study of botany, all of these things. they started with amateurs and ended with the great amateur of all, charles sterling. he never used the word scientific. he referred to other inquiries this naturalist and assert a fascinating to see first they bring back these curiosities as they call them and the wealthy nobleman cover which merchants had cabinets of curiosity. have a feather from a bird and they had a park they can keep all these interesting animals. so it started out with this vulgar display as you might say. but this is very interesting. it's not really a lion, is that? it doesn't really look like a camel. this comparison began to lead to some collecting of data about these animals and plants, not to mention the people. it is the

a second pistol factory at columbus, georgia. all of these have required incessant toil and attention, but have borne such fruit as relieved the country from fear of want in these respects. where three years ago, we were not making a gun, pistol nor saber, nor shot nor shell, except at a pound of powder, now we make all of these in quantities to meet the demands of our large army. in looking over all of this, i feel that my three years of labor have not passed in vain. i want to spend a few minutes, or the rest of my time principally elaborating on what this confederate achievement principally in central georgia and central alabama was. because in the end, it can be argued, and certainly many federal soldiers who fought at alatoona and dalton and franklin and nashville, probably would agree, engagements that occurred after the atlanta campaign, it is in the end that sherman's greater success was probably with the second part of grant's directive rather than the first. the army of tennessee was still a potentially dangerous force,

columbus isn't cleveland. phoenix would be an uncomfortable place to have this. the pope coming to philadelphia 89 year before, or within the year, some of the infrastructure improvements can be stretched over, i think it's exciting, and i think if that happens all of us are democrats that week that's for sure. >> could we do the world meeting of families, assuming the pope comes. >> he says he's coming. >> and the convention back here is this something that financially and theory reddicly philadelphia can handle? >> i think we can handle it. we have positioning ourselves since the rendell years to be a destination city for large event. conventions we expanded the convention center. we got a ton of money for infrastructure for septa, we'll see improvement to our public transportation system. everybody is on board for this. we have the hotel rooms, we've got everybody excited about it, the real question will be what is the dnc require as it row late to money. if it is about money we'll be row peeght to new york about the the -- competing with new york. >> money ov

but just keep in mind that this intersection of columbus and vallejo or columbus and green, this areato stay blocked until crews can clean up this mess. right now, there's no word on when that will be. live in san francisco, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 7:34. it's been a rough morning for muni riders. an overnight power outage forced riders to take shuttle buses between the castro and embarcadero stations in san francisco. the power was restored about an hour and a half ago, though riders are still -- you will see some delays. >>> happening today -- shuttle buses for google and other corporate shuttle buses, you are gonna have to start paying to make stops in san francisco. it's part of an 18-month test program by the san francisco municipal transportation agency. the san francisco chronicle says 11 shuttle operators will be charged $3.55 per stop. that's more than triple the original proposal. now, under the test run, the shuttles will be allowed to share all of the areas designated as muni bus stops. >>> tomorrow night, levi stadium will have its first officia

a second pistol factory at columbus, georgia. all of these have required incessant toil and attention, but have borne such fruit as relieves the country from fear of want in these respects. want where three years ago, we were e not making a gun, pistol nor saber, nor shot nor shell, p except at the works, a pound ofs powder. now we make all of these in quantities to meet the demands s of our large army. in looking over all of this, i , feel that my three years of labor have not passed in vain. i want to spend a few minutes, or the rest of my time principally elaborating on what this confederate achievement principally in central georgia and central alabama was. because in the end, it can be argued, and certainly many be federal soldiers who fought at y alatoona and dalton and franklin and decatur and nashville probably would agree, na engagements that occurred aftern the atlanta campaign, it is, in the end, that sherman'serman' greater success was probably with the second part of grant's directive rather than the first. the army

columbus was also the location of some very large textile mills. like the eagle manufacturing company. and that product was then shipped to various places to be used to produce uniforms, tents, and other cloth items. columbus also had another very important military industrial manufacturing complex. and that was the rock island paper mill. why is paper important? what did the soldier expend every time he went to fire his weapon? a rectangle of paper, a little more than four inches by six inches in size. and so how much paper was expended by the confederate army in many battles. across other places in central georgia and central alabama, were other facilities as well. like the cook and brothers small arms production in athens. a large potash works in terrell county, the georgia state armory in milledgeville. a cotton gin mrg manufacturing was converted to the production of revolvers, making more than 3,600 during the course of the war. in georgia, the ridgeton company would produce pistols as well. and this complex extended over into alabama. also,

georgia and central alabama, at places like augusta, athens, macon, atlanta, columbus, montgomery, and selma, i have u drawn another symbol by those cities, a solid square with a straight line off one of the h a upper corners of that square and a squiggly line off the top of l that straight line, a symbol to represent what?y factories, manufacturing, processing, transportation, ansa warehousing, and distribution.by by 1864, the new confederate government had created in central georgia and central o alabama what we in our day woulr think of and call a military industrial complex. a military industrial complex that was keeping southern armies in the field. a capacity that had allowed the confederate states of america, just three months after the ntha surrender of the garrison of ft vicksburg, to return most of those men surrendered there on the mississippi to the field.

that columbus letter, every school kid in america should be reading that letter.it's only four pages long. it's an amazing letter. as part of -- because what would be more interesting than actually hearing columbus' words for himself at the time, rather than just reading a text book. we can do that. we can do that for every school, classroom, in america. >> host: how far are you along in that transition? >> guest: well, we're increasingly working with teachers and getting our material online. and creating units that will help with common core. the exhibit will take another year or two to have it up and running. we have to plan it, get it rightment i think it will be the most visited per square inch room in the city of new york, but we have to get it right. we're going to open 50% more of this building to the public in the years ahead. we're going to bring business library back in. we're going to create for the first time a space for students and teachers to use the research library. we're going to double the exhibition space. this is the people's palace. we want t

the science that has been put together, laid out very carefully, and the people in office in columbus as well as indiana as has been mentioned, and michigan, they should take action. >> along with the story from over the weekend from toledo are there other warning signs that things are not all well in the great lakes? >> one of the issues i've been focusing on is the amount of raw institutage and treated sewage that we dump in our waterways. one of the contributing factors contributing to lake erie is the sewage that comes out of the detroit river. collectively we collect 24,000 pounds of sewage. this is 2014. this shouldn't be happening. we should invest tremendous amount of money and infrastructure. what are we doing? still at this day and age dumping that much raw sewage into our waterways, into our drinking water. >> gary is a contributor to the great lakes. lana pallack, u.s. chair of joint commission, and thank you for joining us on "inside story." thanks for being with us. the program may be over but the conversation continues. we want to hear what you think about the issues ra

tree down and remove it from the street here off of columbus. in the last ten minutes, its really made a big difference here. the tree took down actually a muni line, and you can see that just behind to the right there, muni confirming that was its line. it had to shut offlines to the. pge saying none of their lines were affected. as well as the inbound bay shore kpres route delay. rerouting in this area. this is again the second problem for muni this morning. for most of the 5:00 hour. the inbound trains stopped at the church street station where people had to then catch shuttle buses to the embarcadero station. the source of that problem was a power outage that. happened at the junction where a lot of those lines converge. causing, caused bay defective graph which is what connects the train to the overhead wire for power. ultimately causing the outage. it does not know why that piece of equipment failed and is investigating that. back here live again in north beach, the tree slowly getting removed. after this is done and the crews take the tre

heading into new jersey, 2 5 northbound approaching florence, columbus.he accident is in the median, it's enough to slow drivers down. >>> now from our delaware bureau, the 2014 wilmington hispanic festival. people listen to music and sampled delicious food, some even did a little shopping. the festival has traditionally been held in mid-september but this year it was moved up to august. >>> coming up, why doctors want your kids to sleep later. i hope my 2-year-old son who is probably awake at this hour is listening. >>> also ahead, zoo attack. the routine zoo transfer that wasn't so routine. >>> and a little boy in the street. you'll have to see this miraculous survival. >>> news out of our trenton bureau, a disturbing story. trenton police say they have a man in custody who posed as a police officer and sexually assaulted a store clerk. g gustavo garcia, authorities say is the man in this photo. he told the clerk he was a cop. he had a handgun and small radio on him. the man then forced the clerk in a bathroom and sexually assaulted her. >>> a philadelp

i'm jumbo jack hanna coming to you from my home at the columbus scoo.going to alberta, canada to discover amazing wildlife. >> a new microchip. >> and witness some of the most scenic views on the planet. hold it. i found it, first. >> is that it? >> follow me "into the wild." >> this is bath national park in the province of alberta, canada. its mountains and rivers and wildlife are breathtaking. did you know what it has in common with the great wall of

now we know how the little one ended up in columbus. i am done. want to read a short letter to finish this. it was a letter from hood. sara dorsey was a woman ahead of her time. a professional writer back when women were want professional women were not professional writers. she lived in new orleans. a lot of people do not know this but sara dorsey owned the west virginia pronunciation for wherever jefferson davis lived after the war. in biloxi, mississippi. sara dorsey owned it. jefferson davis lived there. i thought jefferson davis lived there but he didn't. apparently she had written to hood and ised when you took command of the army in tennessee in atlanta what were your plans. what were you trying to do at that point in the war? these are his words. new orleans, march 30. 1867. my experience as a soldier taught me at an early day an army could not retreat in the face of the enemy without great loss of spirit and numbers. the army of tennessee when i assumed command having lost over 25,000 affected men during a retreat of over 100 miles was no

well, just ahead, christopher columbus and his voyage to the americas. tonight, researchers say a long-held theory is flat out wrong. >>> and interesting, new at 6:00. you ever let someone follow you and track your every move? did you know some apps let you do that? . >>> the pentagon confirms that the u.s. military launched a secret mission earlier this summer to rescue americans kidnapped by isis, including the executed reporter james foley, that mission failed. tonight, the new mission to catch the man in the black mask who killed foley so brutally. and the message for parents, for all of us. >>> and attorney general harris asking the bay area's top law firms to represent children in immigration and deportation proceedings. representatives from a variety of nonprofits gathered in san francisco to talk about the crisis. law firms pledged to provide a minimum of 500 hours of pro bono work for these cases. the recent study found that nine out of ten children who appear before an immigration judge without a lawyer are sent back home. yet more than half co

also, in contention, birmingham, bedroom alabama, brooklyn, new york, columbus ohio and phoenix. >> the obama administration taking new steps to fight islamic militants in iraq by directly arming kidder i shall fighters. us fighter jets dropped two, 500-pound lazer guided bombs in fourth air strikes targeting isis militants u.s. forces dropped 72 bundles every supplies including food and water to thousand of trapped kurds, australia announced today that they, too, will join the humanitarian relief effort. >>> well, before you start a home improvement project, three's on your side with the one thing, one thing, you should do first. >> also, you probably have seen the video by now. police officer beating up a woman on the side of the road. flu for the first >> happy monday everybody, another nice day on tap for us out there. the problem is we do start eventually to see some wet weather moving our way. and we will track it for you time everything out so you know when up really need >> no problems for air rihanna grande. this hit landed her a couple of choice awards. the words on the other

so does that good columbus a leg up for the democrats?he played down any talks as swing states as factor. money may be the bigger issue. can you um up enough to host party like this? ed rendell said he's confident donations from corporate and private sources will raise $80 million to get this thing off the ground. should be an interesting next couple of months. iain. >> no doubt, bruce, thank you very much. >>> septa bus runs into some trouble in old city. the bus got stuck in hole at third and mark. a tow truck had to come and get the bus out. no word on any injuries or if any passengers were on board the bus. >> tense moments in philadelphia's port richmond section this afternoon. skyfox over the scene as emergency crews were call out for a hazardous material situation in the 3700 block. a couple of businesses at aramingo avenue and east butler street were evacuated. the situation is now under control. no details have been released about the materials involved or if anyone was sick or injury. >> the city of philadelphia is rallying behi

on north columbus. investigators say 27 of the man fell from a balcony. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the health of the ceo shot by a disgruntled employee is slowly improving. in a shot in the head and stomach on thursday. he showed some small signs of improvement. scheduled a meeting and to talk about being demoted. a struggle began and he shot low voice and then killed himself. in critical but stable condition. expects >> to see more police officers on the streets. announced additional administrative officers will be put on the streets of chicago. the 150 extra officers will be detailed to a high crime areas on the city's top and what sign. thousands of jail inmates are signing up for obama care to get mental health treatment. the cook county sheriff says about 3000 of the 10,000 inmates need some kind of mental health care. that's not been able to afford or pay for it or find it. >> under obama care inmates cannot afford treatment. they must have a hard time finding a place that offers a. now the largest mental health provider in the state. p

updating 295 accident, this is 295 north bound approaching florence columbus. accident has new been cleared but you may see some residual delays in that area, kerry and caitlin. >> 4:42. these college guys are the inventors of a nail polish but it is in the just any other articled polish, how under cover colors can be the secret to stopping girls from being sexually assaulted. >>> quarter of now, tens of thousands office people flock into williamsport to watch little league world series every single year and this year was no exception. the admission was free and concessions were reasonable, all because of the volunteers. they are the unsung heroes of the little league world series. they work the box office, they manicure the fields, they are chap roanes, each team has several assigns to them they are called uncles. volunteers are so important to the league that they name within of their two stadiums in honor of them. >> we make sure they are at breakfast and they have their uniforms cleaned, everything to do with the kids. >> stay out of trouble. >> well, that

it caused the labor force at many of these facilities in augusta, macon, columbus, and other points to be diverted from their production responsibilities and turned at least into temporary soldiers. a machinist handling a rifle and standing in the entrenchments at macon guarding against one of the cavalry raids that sherman launched around the greater atlanta region is not a machinist who can be turning out a part for some piece of military equipment. in the end, as i noted, it is probably sherman's success in disrupting and destroying parts of the military industrial complex that -- where he had the greatest success and achieving what grant had outlined for him back in those full conversations in march, and in that directive of april of 1864. because how many months is it between sherman's arrival in atlanta in september of 1864, savannah in december of 1864, and the collapse of the south's bid for independence. thank you. >>> you can always find "american history tv" on the weekends, but with congress on recess throughout august, c-span3 is featuring highlights during the week. we co

doubt fire house in san francisco his good friend and director of that them chris columbus and directedat 1993 comedy career scheduled to work with him again. on mrs. at doubt fire part to. >> catherine: to watch rabin work is a magical and special privilege to assess chris columbus. indeed, like any think i was ever seen. we were friends and our children grow up together. he inspired us i love him like a brother. >> pam: the reaction from this news today. deck at the age of 63 continuing coverage read ahead on rob and williams. dy. effe] i n't ve tthin out itugs u. [evi thizipsff si ca. sh iyes,leas oberdudeempupediis killg it cudds beer tn myusba. sp in d. she tohes.', [annncervisiyourocald reilernd me. feelhe tpur-dic fferce for urse. sure... hey canyou bet! this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d-printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store o

>> yos how you can possibly go wrong in columbus, house house. it's a central location, the house is pristine. there's great employer. the unemployment rate is very low there. its think it's more of a year-round house. the other one is vacation-y. >> you can't always get a convent. there you go. >> you see? you've got it. >> let's lot in the vote. our viewers have spoken. the house that wins is instead the pious pad. >>> a bit later, she'll crown a winner, i know you always have magnificent homes, but i think that is just fantastic. >> thank you, dolly. >> ty, over to you. >> a lot of happy buckeyes. >> monster beverages. >> it is also announcing $10 million in new that stock has been hammered lately. a booking volumes appear to have increased. in its most at 1306. palladium higher. rick santelli tracking the -- you probably -- >> yeah, well, i did hear, it's hard to argue its success. one thing i found interesting is you mentioned you would never envision the, helps that condition. but i would during as being a motivation for higher rates as wel

the only copy in the world, the oldest copy of a letter from christopher columbus to king ferdinand. 1492 saying a thing guy found something. we have the book. and most of his stuff has been kept safely under lock and key for the case of all studies of occasions dollar. very rarely is it shown to the public. we want to put all of our treasures out on public display in the main exhibition gallery right on fifth avenue. you walk up between the alliance, and through the door, pay nothing because we do not charge for anything. see some of the most amazing material you will ever see. and use that to introduce people to the library. oh, you think this letter was interesting, let us tell you how you can read more. let me tell you about other programs. let me show you some computer ramps. have scholars talking about it. i mean, we want to use our material to draw and more people we want to us in our material out into the world. again, for 100 years you have to come into this building to see our special collections. now we can put it all on-line. every school kid in america should be reading

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the action cam was on the scene near the intersection of columbus boulevard an oregon avenue.hat's where a car hit a utility pole after 7:00 a.m. bringing the pole an wires crashing down. one person was pronounced by medics. peco remains at the scene. no further details have been released. >>> many philadelphia school district students and teachers and parents will spend part of their labor day protesting school budget cuts. they will gather outside governor corbett's philadelphia office. the legislature will close the short fall bypassing a secret taxing. revenue could prevent more layoffs, lawmakers will not return to harrisburg until after the school year begins. >>> two cars slammed into a septa trolley on a southwest philadelphia street. the action cam was at the scene on lindbergh boulevard. a car rear ended the trolley while the trolley was stopped at a red light. then another car hit both the first car and the trolley. the drivers of the cars, a 47-year-old man and 24-year-old woman are in the hospital with non-life threating injuries. >>> september will mark one year

walking south on columbus avenue near harrison. the 15-year old was reportedly with three friends and two undercover secret service agents. >> i looked all over for you at lollapalooza didn't find you. restore an opera some patchy fog. otherwise it's partly cloudy. these are the milder readings we have right now. dew points are higher for this summer. maybe a bit muddy this morning. these of the current temperatures. some of the cooler readings are including 64 in harbor. 61 in kankakee. 63 and when chicago. dry now there are some showers that passed by an overnight. we will see scattered showers or thunderstorms firing up after midday. probably between one-6:00 p.m.. we could have won overnight. a cold front will come through 85 degrees today to borrow 70 degrees. mostly dry after that. back into the '80s on friday and over the weekend we make the mid '80s scattered thunderstorms as possible on saturday. >> coming up another suspect featured on a tv program will be found. and what caused an explosion and eggnog factory. and mudsli

this is the mangled car at columbus blfld. a 47-year-old man was killed.ody else was hurt. >>> it was a deadly scene in cape may yesterday morning. police say a limousine bus crossed oncoming traffic along route 49 inj!(d upper township slammed into another car. the the driver of the car died. the limo driver suffered minor injuries. no charges were filed. >>> it was a busy night for crews trying to find the source of a gas odor. the utility company received hundreds of phone calls from different counties. workers investigating did not find any gas leaks. >>> mow to news from burlington county. a volunteer firefighter is behind bars accused of setting fire to a vacant auto body shop. robert campolongo has been charged with arson. it happened two weeks ago in river side. campolongo has been suspended by the river side fire company pending the outcome of the case. >>> the first day of made in america festival has come and gone. this is time lapse video of the main stage in front of the philadelphia museum of art on the ben franklin parkway. thousands watched

you haveinne flight in pittsburgh this morning or if you're headed tout places like cleveland or columbusbe some delays there. there's also a little choppy weather off in the northern states. not a lot of big ticket , what nebraskaand south dakotaa bit of an issue. the east coast isn't going to see these thunderstorms until tonight. during the day you should be okay. atlanta looks fine. generally humid and somewhat choppy weather down in the southern states from texas over towards the gulf coast but no significant severe weather expected anywhere across the country today. west coast looks good as well. today's high 85 degrees, clouds and sun and still a bit humid. tam and sharrie. >> all right, thank you david. happening today, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will discuss the state's latest efforts to n rndable discussion this morninare provii in phoenixvillaffey and other lrs will be olonnghe eyal childivision and otherforcs discussion with a news she'll us strict employee was bnging chk point at philadelationarresy amit tosedlyd loadederhandbag. carry a. >> and time:53. all

those that can be said of most of these michael to eighty years old at the national united typical columbus crew do most of me or would you still have much work to do you know if you were to see both of them would you say to thank you who's keeping just sure he's because they make people. laugh they got stung that back up all on. the most awful china that's about from just going through for a little. girl's personal thing i sure. bought us liberal bias for put out there are over last fall so i still think i was at the top of the almost possible for the fans in a smooth as lift. one that just got to be a little bit that's a live loop doesn't look so listen the food show the show the thing that it is a list to look at this they took. us to this show. to. close up whether. just near to police but. the rest of them are proposal for a month or two or more amenable those rules will still vote on both the worth. of shows mostly for. most of. the opening. but just to go to a new report general show you know it's a more rational work for him or work for children or work the sort of world war. three

philadelphia competing with brooklyn birmingham, columbus and phoenix. >> got to take a picture with the rocky statue. no doubt. another atlantic city casino is folding, revel will shut down in less than a month leaving some 3,000 workers without a job. ac's newest hotel and casino will close its doors on september 10th. revel is just one of three casinos shutting down over the next few weeks. local businesses and others close by wonder are worried very worried, the closures will impact their sales. but neighbors trying to stay hopeful. >> you know, there are so many people that are concentrating on making this happen. then, in a few years we will look back and say you know what, atlantic city, that was close, but look at us now. >> showboat announced its closing its doors at the ends of this month. trump plaza will shut down less than a week after revel on september 16th. >>> 6:09 right now. justin bieber takes plea deal in the florida straight racing case. so, what's next for the star? that's coming up. >> also ahead take a look at the video from a hospital in nebraska. what happen

we used to hang out at a place called columbus cafe at 69th and columbus. it was the biggest celebrity hangout that manhattan ever had. he would come by and he would just spread joy. he was always on. he was just on. that's the best way that you can explain it. his per zone persona was larger than life. i wish i knew him better and had seen him more often. you can tell by the outpouring of emotion. you never see -- >> everywhere. >> you never see that. it's like president obama made a statement, you know. >> secretary of defense made a statement. >> the white house. he was -- it's incredible. there are no words to describe the impact that he had on people all over the world and it's just a shame that a person who brought joy to so many people could be in such a dark place. it could happen to anybody because -- >> that's what we focus so much on with someone who studied suicide and depression last hour. jeffrey gurian, thank you for being here to help shed a light on, it can be treated, it can get help. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >

stewart, who's 43 years of age and resides in columbus, indiana struck mr. ward. butted to as we speak at this time, there is no evidence in hand or no facts that would support a criminal charge or support criminal intent on a part of anybody." investigators say.they are not ruling out criminal intent.but there is not enough evidence to support that. stewart pulled out of today's nascar cheez-it race. he says.it only feels right after what happened. three dogs are dead and another is in serious condition after being left in a car for more than two hours during a hot day. a passerby spotted the dogs in a car at a sacramento, apartment complex and contacted authorities. a sheriff's deputy broke in - trying to save the dogs. three were already dead, but a two-year old female was rescued and is now being treated by animal control officers. "the windows were cracked about an inch open but that doesn't give it anywhere near enough circulation in those conditions, it's just not possible for those dogs to survive something like that." the suspect, 34-year old trevor endan

there were quartermaster depots in atlanta, columbus and augusta that produced an enormous number ofuniforms for the army. there were boundaries that produced canon. if you look at the rail network , it's evidentuth immediately how important atlanta is for being at the juncture of many railroads. we could go on and on about the contractors that were producing pistols and rifle muskets and accoutrements, all different kinds of accoutrements. they were absolutely vital and the confederates realize that. although, by the time the siege takes place of atlanta, the city's value as a center of industry has really fallen because they had evacuated so much of the machinery and so many of the workers and send them south to columbus in macon. so, there are only about 3000 civilians left in atlanta when sherman seizes the city, and when he takes the city, he orders the expulsion of all of that. yes. >> you mentioned at the beginning of your talk sherman's logistics during the campaign. how much of that duty directly oversee and how much of it was delegated to somebody else and who for that matt

keel: leonardo's anatomical explorations really are comparable to those of columbus, in the sense thatleonardo explored the microcosm that is this small world of the body at the very same time as columbus was exploring the greater world, the macrocosm, and the oceans of the world. and he described the human body as a marvelous creation. as a matter of fact, he called it a temple of beauty, and the beauty for him consisted of its mechanics and the way it worked. when leonardo was in florence at the hospital of santa maria nuova, he did his dissections there, and one day he was sitting on the bed of an old man who said he was more than 100 years old, and whilst leonardo was talking to him, the old man suddenly died. leonardo writes, "and i did a dissection on this man to find out why he had such a peaceful, sweet death." and the results of this dissection formed something like 10 or 15 anatomical plates which we have here in windsor. and in the case of the old man, he thought he'd died of old age, which of course i think he had a right to do at the age of 100 or more, but, in fact, here

. >>> new this morning a united express flight from columbus, ohio, to chicago had to make an emergency landing in indianapolis. the pilot noticed smoke in the cockpit shortly after takeoff. and decided not to continue the trip. everyone on board evacuated safely. the cause of the smoke is still under investigation. >>> also new this morning, two men now formally charged in this hostage standoff near chicago. those charges include attempted murder and sexual assault. both men were on parole when they allegedly took two women and six children hostage. one is a convicted murderer who was on electronic home monitoring as a condition of his parole. >>> well, some good news now, nearly two weeks of racial tension in ferguson, missouri, appear to be easing. >> 134 days after the shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white police officer, the violence and unrest in the streets appear to have subsided. abc's tahman bradley is in ferguson with the latest. >> reporter: with the national guard withdrawing and businesses re-opening ferguson appears to be returning to normal. but the nightly st

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steve: and from the same place-- columbus, georgia-- it's the gates family! [applause and cheering] >> hoo! hoo! hoo! steve: everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, fuel-efficient ford fusion. let's get it on! give me ward. give me jenetha. ["family feud" theme playing] top 6 answers on the board. listen carefully. name something the maid of honor might do that would earn her the title "maid of dishonor." ward. >> sleep with one of the men. steve: sleep with one of the men. [applause and cheering] pass or play? >> we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. >> that's it! steve: miss betty, how you doing today? >> i'm doing fine, steve. steve: well, let's play the game. name something the maid of honor might do that would earn her the title "maid of dishonor." >> be a backstabber. >> good answer. good answer. steve: ok. be a backstabber. audience: aww. steve: all right, vanna, how you doing today? >> i'm good, steve. steve: vanna,

separately two people, one in new york, the other in columbus, ohio are being tested for ebola.hat's key. no confirmation, after exhibiting symptoms of the virus. hospital officials in new york do add it is unlikely the patient there has ebola. >> so if more patients are being brought into america for treatment, are u.s. hospitals prepared? we're joining us now dr. peter hortense from baylor college of medicine. it's great to have you with us. it's a scary disease, because there is no specific treatment, there is no cure and currently no vaccine. the question is how bad could it get in the united states and are we prepared? >> i think it's important to remember it's a scary disease, but also a very rare disease. even in the affected areas of west africa you have a combined population of about texas of the the number of people who -- and we have great compassion to them is about equivalent to the number of people wo -- who die in drunk driving accidents in an area like texas. >> the risk of ebola coming to the united states is very low, and i think is not a cause of great concern

you can see the traffic, south 95, heavy columbus boulevard to center city to pens landing area.uth down toward the walt whitman bridge, and if you are headed to the airport, this delay, will be in your way. let's go to the ben franklin bridge, not bad at all, looking good, we have four lanes coming in toward philadelphia, and they pick up the construction on the new jersey bound side. so we're three lanes into south jersey, ramp from route 30, white horse pike, watch for police on the scene. it will certainly slow you down. and a crash out here in norristown. at main and as tore street. otherwise mass transit looking good, no delays. >> back to you. >> here is a look at today's headlines. funeral services take place today for connie mcclane murray who was murdered in northeast philadelphia, pennypack park last week. her husband, faces charges in her death. nvolved shoot nag suburb of st. louis. an unarmed 18 year old was shot and killed after an altercation with police officers saturday n >> two men injured,, about 2:00 this morning, not clear at the moment what caused this cras

they would have opened up important industrial cities like selma, alabama, columbus, georgia, would not have been a smart move. and it's highly debatable too, whether men could have created enough damage to in the long term for sherman to retreat. he went to some lengths to try to protect it and we can talk about the ways later if you're interested. on july 17th, 1864, jefferson davis makes the extremely controversial decision. it was controversial in the summer of 1864, it's still controversial today of relieving joe johnson of command. and replacing him with john bell hood. an officer probably all of you know who had gained a reputation in 1862 and 1863 as one of lee's best brigade and division commanders. he personally sacrificed a lot, you know the nature of his wounds, the loss of a leg the partial use of an arm here in gettysburg. the message that relieved joe johnson. as you have failed to arrest the advance of the enemy to the vicinity of atlanta, and expressed no confidence that you can defeat or repell him, you are here by relieved. hood takes command and he has a mandate that

the city is one of five bidding to host the convention along with birmingham, columbus and brooklyn and phoenix, arizona. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people are packing the boardwalk in atlantic city as the 12th annual air show gets underway, "action news" reporter amy buckman is live in the middle of all the action with the latest. >> reporter: you can see that the boardwalk is crowded with folks waiting for the airplanes to begin flying over head, the weather last night was not great but today the sun is out and the only thunder we'll hear is that from the planes over the boardwalk. >> by midmorning, the boardwalk was filled with people carrying their blankets and chairs and cooler, ready to see the acrobatics, and of course the thunderbirds, they were not part of the show last year because of government budget shut down. >> what do you love about the show? >> the thunderbirds, they were here last year but we have been coming for eight years now. >> he staked out a great viewing spot by 8 and avenue. >> the boy in me that wanted to be a pilot. the jet planes, the speed and the

chris bury, al jazeera, columbus, ohio. >> a reminder, go to aljazeera.com, the video on demand, the live blogz and streaming are available at aljazeera.com 24-7. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. are they more polarized than ever, how the military is handling the crisis. after decades of turmoil what's different now? my co-host and digital producer wajahat ali is here. israel and palestine there's obviously a lot of conflict but sometimes there's also agreement particularly this mutual dislike of what their mutual governments are doing and how they're doing it. >> the third rail of, sweet scribe has a sweet note. great irony. boast jews and arabs are semites. canned we just get along? to quote hemingway, wouldn't it be good to think so? i believe the only way is a one state solution, that allows for equal for palestinians and israelis. >> if there are many things that palestinians seem to agree on its their opposition to actions in gaza. >> let me ask you sir -- >> is hamas a terrorist organization, let -- yes or no? is hamas what part of it can't you get through yo