columbus, a good guy or a bad guy?had enormous -- christopher columbus does not celebrate america. but the indigenous -- the truth is, this land belonged to native americans. and we treated them terribly, we put them in reservations, we destroyed a lot of them because we brought diseases here, the fact is that this story has never been told very well. the fact is white americans, almost completely destroyed indigenous people. >> and you take columbus day off, usually? >> we're working. >> i would rather celebrate your birthday. i mean what is the big deal? i give the guy credit for doing what he did. >> isn't it important to commemorate your founding traditions and the history of the country, even if it is sometimes -- even if it is sometimes evil, some would say, or that, obviously, the indians were mistreated by some people. >> but is it christopher columbus's fault who died as a pauper and was never able to profit off of what he did. this guy made four trips to this country, and he was doing his job. now he's become

people. >> it's a slap. >> it's an attack on columbus day. >> stephen: yes, it's an attack on columbus... day. ( laughter ) or to put it in a way that fit my preexisting graphic, it's columbus day under attack. >> mam mam mama mia. >> jesus and columbus side by side, just like they were on the "nina" and "pinta." , of course, st. mary on on the "sainta maria." as an american patriot i identify with an italian explorer employed by spain. this is the good kind of immigrant. i would be fine with the border jumpers if they were just trying to find spice routes to asia. and now seattle wants me to feel guilty just because columbus' arrival uttered in centuries of subjugation and genocide. it's over. we're making amends. just this weekend we're sending reba to mohegan sun. what more do they want? worst of all, if this catches on, we stand to lose all of our most cherished columbus day traditions. it all starts bright brightand early on columbus day morning when the kids rush downstairs in their p.j.toss say, "we're off from school! why does dad have to work? that doesn't seem right." no, it

columbus day is a celebration of columbus and the story we are told was that columbus was an explorerally intrepid person adventure and that is supposed to be inspiring to us. unfortunately, that is based on a life. that idea of columbus as an explorer is based on a lie. columbus did not discover america. he plundered it. he brutalized its people. i would think people in general, whether they are italian or indigenous or any ethnicity, would want to align themselves with people who are for social justice, not somebody who represents a symbol of massacre and plunder. and i think most italian-americans with heard people -- most of the people who are from the italian-american community have thanked us for doing this ever representing their true ideas, that they do not want to celebrate somebody who is a symbol of racism and mass murder. and it really is an abomination. but let's come together to bring about an italian heritage day and make sure we don't let this sort of idea, this mythical idea that columbus was an explorer, divide us. we all need to come together. if you look at what is

columbus day. columbus day, that's bad? >> well, look, columbbus day is an important day for the pc police to come out and take that away is silly. if it was up to them, we would have no fourth of july because it would be in a sense of british-america. it's silly. >> juan, do we really need to have an indigenous people's day? i'm blown away. >> yeah, because, you know what, it's historically kind of daft to think, there was no country here before columbus? we owe a great debt to our native american population. that is part of our collective identificati identity. i wouldn't change tuse the name washington redskins team. it's a racial slur. we have greater awareness, that's good. >> go ahead, john, take this one. politically correct or incorrect? >> christopher columbus was a great part of that progress that juan referenced. christopher columbus brought the western ideas, brought the technology, brought the future to north america. he's someone worth celebrating. eric, i hope we can stop the business of classifying everyone

columbus day is getting the shaft or could. a seattle school board is trying to replace its day with indigenous people's day. it declares that the seattle board that seattle was built by indigenous people in the region without whom the building of the city would not have been possible. further, oh, my gosh, according to board members -- this is why they have a lot of caffeine. seattle tax funded paying school sismatic people of the united states. oh, my god it continues. which perpetuates high income equality. that is like one long run on sentence. this is how they make christopher columbus look. take a look at this. this is not christopher columbus. that's my aunt betty. i am not buying it. and if that's the way you're going to draw christopher columbus to have him sort of pushed out to sea. not on my watch. niger, first of all, that was a hell of a long statement, but the second part is, then why -- why pile on the indigenous to columbus day. why kick old chris out? >> i think it's silly. it's absurd. during ancient rome. you

. >>> christopher columbus. do you know what he did? >> discovered something, i don't know. >> also ahead, today is columbus day. another adventurer asked the folks about it. >> he came over on three ships. >> mayflower maybe? >>> caution. you are about to enter the no-spin zone. factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why the federal government is not protecting america. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. americans are rightly concerned that their government is not protecting them against the contagious disease. 27-year-old nina pham that treated thomas duncan who died from ebola last week has now been diagnosed with the disease. even though she was apparently wearing protective gear. very worrisome. a new poll of nbc news asks, should there be a ban on flights from west african countries into the usa? 58% say, yes. 20%, no. don't know and no answer, 22%. talking points has said from the beginning there's no compelling reason why west africans should be admitted to the usa

welcome to the philadelphia columbus day.now live from tacomy plaza here are your hosts alicia vitarelli and michael depilla and pete chi chia rocci. >> alicia: good afternoon. i'm alicia vitarelli and with me is michael di pilla, president of the national italian museum of philadelphia and pete chiarocchi from chickie's and pete's. we're thrilled to be here for the annual columbus day parade. i've done columbus day parades in three of new york's boroughs and various cities in new jersey and had so much fun doing philadelphia columbus day parade last year, that i'm back again! it's certainly a wonderful day down here and we're going to have a lot of exciting performances for you. a big "thank you" to the 1492 society which brings this parade to us year after year. the columbus day tradition dates back to the earliest days of our nation.

. >>> in the weeks ahead the controversy over columbus day. the traditional holiday is being rethought. a new ebola case in dallas, texas has authorities taking steps to contain the virus. tonight haz-mat crews are at the complex of the sick health care worker. she helped take care of thomas edward duncan at presbyterian hospital. the emergency hospital is diverting all emergency patients to other hospitals. meanwhile the president told the cdc he wants answers. heidi zhou-castro is there. >> the worker's symptoms of ebola remain minimal though the worst still lies ahead of her. of course this worker is being treated in the same hospital where less than a week ago she was the care taker. the patient of course was thomas eric duncan the first person to be diagnosed and then die of ebola in the united states. now the hospital says this worker who we are not naming because the family has asked for privacy had extensive contact with duncan. >> texas health presbyterian says the work aerospace test results came in late saturday night. >> late last

happy columbus day.live look at 95 in delaware county, right near route 291, where in the last few minutes, some construction on the southbound lanes have cleared. there is an accident we're following for new jersey drivers, coming up. >>> plus, on the track of this suspected cop-killer. why investigators say the changing weather pattern could help them end the manhunt. >>> unsportsmanlike conduct. an eagles fan's prosthetic leg is stolen outside the linc after last night's game. who police are looking for this morning. >>> how did it spread? that is the question after a texas health care worker caught the ebola virus. the u.s. is responding. >>> and we're off to a cloudy start on your columbus day, but will the sun break through? the first alert radar is tracking the answer. it is 56 degrees at 4:30. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. we're off to a warmer start this morning than in previous mornings. let's get to meteorologist bill henley now and find

>> columbus was a hippie. >> 1692. >> 1940. >> what? come on. maria. >> the time is 25 minutes after the hour. he is accused of killing 13 and killing dozens more at fort hood. he answers one crucial question. >> anything in your mind that this is somebody who believes in the gee had. >> the shocking answer straight ahead. >> you have to hear that. lunch plan was supposed to make kids healthier why a huge amount is going to the trash can instead. >> it is tuesday october 14th. a fox news alert. ebola has americans on alert. officials in hazmat suits esc t escorting six passengers on a plane. >> she had dozens of students in her care thatidn't stop this bus driver from driving while high. >> it is supposed to be a treat to make a birthday student feel special. not at this school. why they are putting a ban on birthday cakes. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. >> i am lea gabrielle in for heather chilledainsley. >> i am heather childers. will an american airline

people's day replace columbus day?aziest thing i've heard. christine sayl correctness in this country has gone out of control. >> stuart says enough with this day and that day. leave it alone. >> thanks to everyone who responded. should there be indigenous people's day? join us on facebook. it's #keeptalking. >> have a great day. bye. >>> good morning. it is monday, october 6, 2014. we start with a fox news alert. the american journalist inl fected with ebola is -- infected with ebola is on his way to the united states as the president looks into extra screening to add to our airports. should he be allowing people from ebola-stricken countries into the u.s. in the first place? we report, you decide. >> never let a crisis go to waste. van jones found a strategy to help democrats win this november. >> this ebola thing is the best argument you can make. >> this ebola thing is the best argument you can make. we're going to tell you what m jones is saying straight ahead. >> don't give away too much, steve.

#columbus day. >> very complicated. >> humor, let's talk into someone's home and say we live there, columbus day, in new york city you have a huge par 8th aid, governor quomo tweeting out, and happy columbus day, if you want to let us know what you think, just tweet medium -- tweet me. >> it gets really complicated and you have to unbundle a lot of issues. >> certainly. >> what do you teach children. all right ines appreciate it. that is all of our time. i'm tony harris in new york city. inside story is next on al jazeera america. >> the medical authorities say ebola is hard to catch, and unlikely to spread in the united states. while both may be true people have caught it, and it has spread. no what? that's inside story.

abolish columbus is one of the hashtags, here. united states map here with the title american india tribes. over at the university of new mexico they are having banner drops like this one, this stolen land and francesca writes, columbus was not a hero. some are using humor to get their points across, especially there columbus day sales. this one says, i thought columbus day meant i could take whatever i want. mayor quomo in new york city posted this poster, and petition going on to save columbus day. >> really. >> the petition asks the white house organize an official celebration to recognize columbus day. >> i don't see that happening. >> want to tell us what you think, follow me on twitter. >> ines thank you. that is all our time. "real money" with ali velshi is next. we encourage you to head on our to our website, aljazeera.com, there it is, aljazeera.com. more news in one hour's time. our's time. >>> the top doctor at the centers for disease control now says his experts need to rethink their strategy to stop the spread of ebol

to some columbus day should be replaced. seattle city council voted to replace indigenous peoples day. the idea behind the change is to acknowledge the history of native americans who were here before columbus arrived. some italian-americans are arguing the change arguing that columbus day say way to celebrate their common heritage with the italian explorer. this brings us to our twitter question. should more cities consider this change for indigenous peoples day or is columbus day just fine the way it is, this holiday coming up on monday. tweet us your best answers using the #waytooearly. i thought this was fascinating. minneapolis did it first and now seattle seeing it. give us your thoughts. >>> still ahead, how all four mlb playoff teams can be connected across the country, a visual explanation ahead that is awesome. speaking of baseball, tune in for more exclusive interview for the league's newly appointed ambassador of inclusion billy bean for his personal story about waiting to come out after retiring from the major l

a new >> the push to change the focus of columbus day. it about dadsis that a new study finds makes morelikely to earn a lot money than nonparents? is looking atman up to three years in jail for allegedly having unprotected sex college student, even though he is hiv positive. that story for you, next. >> and looking ahead this thursday, at 8 p.m., abc 7 and our sister station will host a live national town hall on isil, the new terror threat. you could be part of the audience. we want you to join us. visit >> an encounter at a bethesda bar has a virginia man facing policel charges after say he knowingly tried to transmit hiv to a woman he met there. steven joins us live with what now.es are facing this man steven? >> alison, first of all, it was here at the bar. where a source close to this investigation tells me that metear-old daniel cleaves this female college student. they hit it off, went back to three daysspent having unprotected sex, as many as seven to nine times. now, we have also learned from other bartenders and employees bethe

it celebrates the arrival of christopher columbus in the americas in 1492.and seattle have ditched columbus's name from the holiday. they're now calling it indigenous peoples day. but philadelphia has not passed up that tradition. >> now, because of the holiday, there will be no mail delivery today, government offices are closed. so are many schools and court buildings. now, if you're looking for something to do, here are a few of the things still open in philadelphia. the independence visitors center, fairmount park welcome center and sister cities park all are open and inviting guests there today. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> great day yesterday, lots of sunshine. we were in the 60s. today we'll be in the 60s, but clouds have already moved in. and we'll see clouds right on through the day along with a few spotty showers. we've seen a few sprinkles already this morning. there's a chance of light showers during the day. a big warm-up, that comes tomorrow. wait until you see the temperatures. right now it's cool,

i own the deli located on 507 -- columbus avenue and located right at the columbus and green. so our deli is a one of a kind deli and is one of the neatest and cleanest deli in north beach. i get a lot of compliments everyday every hour. we provide a lot of product from italy, meet, salami, sausage, pasta, you name it. we do have the best gelato and all day people, they come from italy and try that gelato in san francisco and they say it is better than the product existing in italy. one thing the store is missing is beer and wine because a lot of my customers come and ask for sandwiches and want to grab a six pack or wine to go and this is the only thing missing from the part of the store and i have to tell the customer i'm sorry, we don't have it. i been in the neighborhood since last seven years and we didn't have one incident or call or whatever happening in other store causing the neighborhood. i don't have that much to say. what i need. the only thing i field is beer and wine license and that is going to make my life easier and make me more successful. i do have a couple

in two major cities, columbus day is not celebrated. >> columbus day renamed indigenous people day. >reporter: in nork city monday, a familiar fall sight. nork's columbus day parade by the columbus citizens foundation. >> we celebrate the greatness of the italian american heritage. >> reporter: across the country in seattle, columbus day has taken an intig us in people's day. seattle city council says it renamed the holiday to celebrate the culture of native americans and other communities. instead of the arrival of yoorns in america. in minneapolis where indigenous people's day is also celebrated, native americans got tired of a holiday honoring christopher columbus. >> to have him recognized every year is like a slap in the face to us native americans. >> to say that columbus discovered america is truly a joke in itself. >> reporter: while seattle and minneapolis are following the lead of cities look berkeley, california, and states like south dakota, the name change has left some groups outraged. seattle's oitalian american community took out a full page ad in the "seattle times" a

many italian-americans defend christopher columbus. about this on my facebook page. >> sears is offering a big apology and pulling this item from its website. a sideways swastika ring for men. it let us know about this one. it has a lot of people angry. it's described as gothic and claims it's not for neo-nazi or nazi implication. one woman on facebook posted on sears's facebook page. it's a misunderstanding. why are yes, it was. it was listed by independent third parties violates our guidelines and was removed as we became aware of its existence on our site. we are contact can the sellers over their lack of judgment. a source of big talking today. >>> finally to the sweetest little ones with big beautiful dreams like growing up to be a doctor or a nurse. these pictures are from children's healthcare of atlanta. it's a photo series from the neonatal to the moon. they are surrounded by whimsical doodles, ballerinas and chefs. i see it's part of a safe sleep campaign. >> show me more. i want to see more. >>> big aspirations. >>> i love t

in the meantime, today, of course, columbus day. this morning there was a celebration at columbus park, located in front of union station t. included music from the united states marine band, as well as speeches about the significance of columbus and voyages. the celebration was sponsored by the national christopher columbus association. >> well, you can see there from all the umbrellas out there, taking a live look outside on this holiday, it has been a dreary columbus day. meteorologist jackie jeras joins us with the forecast and how much longer we're going to see the umbrellas. >> not much longer. a lot of us are starting to ditch the umbrellas for drier conditions entering the area this afternoon. let's take a lock at live super top her 7 radar and show you where the steadier rain is at this time. notice it's already pulling out of parts of montgomery and prince george's county. it's all pushing off to the east-northeast at this time. we'll zoom in and give you a closer look here. you can see it's heavier just to the east of upp

they're running of christopher columbus?ng this on f bhrks n, i don't think these images will show christopher columbus. i think this organization is the one perpetrating those image where is he looks like a cross dresser. so they're saying -- no, this isn't the one, the one they were pushing shows the full face thing. there's nothing wrong with the full face, we don't need that. that's my aunt betty, a lovely woman, but -- so what do you think they're doing? they're trying to vilify him? >> we're doing the columbus day parades on monday. >> she doesn't have a drop of italian blood in her. she's irish and -- you're not taking our day away. >> it's politically correct now to say all induj nice people who were trampled on like the likes of columbus. >> we came to this country italian, we learned the language, we learned the laws, we became americans, my father always taught me how to be a great american. >> what happened? >> the italians are the most patriotic people of all. >> this is seattle, joe, nothing against seattle, ve

when columbus showed up, there was millions of people living here.his was a populated continent. >> in the name of spain, i claim this land for spain. >> jimmy: no, no, i'm sorry, but this land is already claimed. you can't claim it for spain. >> ah, the savage speaks. >> jimmy: i'm not a savage. and i'm not sure what word you used there, but you know -- >> noble savages. >> jimmy: no. >> you have nothing to fear. i am merely here to take your land and expose you to a variety of diseases. what do you say? do we have a deal? >> jimmy: no, we do not. i'm sorry. >> now there shall be -- >> jimmy: wait. i feel like i should tell you there's a very good mattress sale down the street. maybe you want to check that out. nice comfortable mattress. >> i do like a good mattress. >> jimmy: i know you do. >> very well. i shall claim those mattresses for spain. >> jimmy: okay. >> your life has been spared for now. >> jimmy: all right, thank you. >> for spain! >> jimmy: all right, for spain, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] columbus -- he looks great. he's an old

festival has been held in philadelphia. >>> now, columbus day is a federal holiday.t is also a state holiday for pennsylvania and new jersey. philadelphia offices cents and city services also closed today. there is also no trash or recycling collection in the city. there is a one day delay for the rest of the week. if you're off today, we're very happy for you, but not looking too great out there right now. little cloud. >> i yes, a lot cloudy. those clouds really have fun nel for us. not going to see too much sunshine. i love the one that took us out to break, steel my sunshine, perfect, weaver warmfront lifting through, so it is bringing, see little activity here here, mainly pent up over the ohio river vale, but i think you can see a shower, maybe sprinkle in other shots. the combination of your warmfront. the storm's center and the colds front that's being draped down through. this is going to continue to blossom and continue to evolve. but you have got some nasty storms right now across northeastern portions of texas, up in toward central missouri at this point,

. >>> and we're off to a cloudy start on your columbus day, but will the sun break through? the first alert radar is tracking the answer. it is 56 degrees at 4:30. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. we're off to a warmer start this morning than in previous mornings. let's get to meteorologist bill henley now and find out if we're going to see any rain throughout the morning. bill, a lot of people, of course, have the day off of work or school, and hopefully, it will be nice and sunny for them, maybe, right? >> you know, the eagles won, chris. >> right. >> we're fine! >> that's all you need! >> everything is good. throw something at us, mother nature. she may at times, but most of the day, it's just going to be on the cloudy side. we saw brilliant sunshine yesterday, but the clouds came in overnight. and we have seen a few sprinkles. and look at the wind. it's just barely moving the flags atop of the aramark building in center city. the temperature right now 57 in philadelphia. trenton a little bit cooler at 51 degrees. it's

columbus stole mizzou key kny z. this is going to shock you. the united states is no longer the plastic surgery in the world. you know what country is? brazil. that honor belongs to brazil now. brazil surpassed us as a place with the most plastic surgeries, even though they have much less disposable income. i mean, you know, those people can't afford to buy backs for their underwear. according to the international society of aesthetic plastic surgery. more than 1.5 million plastic surgeries were performed last year. it's so common in brazil, there's a hospital that gives free breast implants to poor people. [ laughter ] mostly women, i would guess, though who knows. charitable boob jobs. it makes sense. you give a woman a fish, she eats for a day. you give her a set of d-cups, she eats out every night. [ applause ] congratulations to brazil on this ridiculous achievement this is good. there was a lot of football this weekend. this was the highlight for me. on saturday, during the first quarter of the texas/oklahoma game -- a big tackle and then

thousands gather for the annual columbus day parade in philadelphia.tin. >> well, we do have a comfortable finish to the weekend but for the work week, temperatures and shower chances are going to be on the rise. i'll have the details, beasley. >> the rivalry continues here at lincoln financial field it's the giants and the eagles who better to break it down than the other reese, merrill reese joins me and lesley van arsdale coming up in >> a night of halloween fun turns deadly in new england when a haunted hey ride overturns in maine. a 17-year-old girl was killed and nearly two dozen other people injured when a jeep pulling the hey ride lost control and flipped over last night. police think the jeep had a mechanical problem that kept the driver from stopping. the ride went off the road and hit a tree. some of the injuries were very serious. >> we're talking broken bones, broken leg bones, femur bones, broken ken backs, shoulder injuries, ankle injuries, scrapes, cuts, head injuries. >> police are still investigating that crash tonight. >>> columbus d

post office and going, oh yeah it's columbus day. >>> tomorrow is columbus day, and the holiday willgator put the new world on the map. for many americans that means a welcome three-day weekend but some are taking a stand on columbus day represent. they want to rename the holiday. we're rejoined by the author of "don't know much" history books. why now? we have known this for a long time. >> we have. we want to go back and change the way we treat history. in 1892 columbus was a symbol of progress and enlightlement. that's what the president said. there was an exhibition known as the columbian exhibition known as the chicago's world farir. he was seen as a discoverer. it skipped the dark side of the story that his arrival really marked the end of life for tens of millions of native americans who he by the way, misnamed indians. >> he wasn't really a very nice guy that no, he wasn't. he immediately saw that he could put these people to work. there was forced labor. the punishments were pretty draconian. he would chop off hands, he would crucify the natives if they didn't produce their

today looking very nice on this columbus day. a couple of things, that cold front to the north could bring major changes as soon as tomorrow, then look what is creeping from the south. low clouds and fog, think that could be a factor late in the day towards the beaches. so this morning starting out with patchy dense fog along the immediate coastline. otherwise clear inland and inside the bay then mostly sunny skies later on and then here comes a little fog moving up along the coastline late in the day. high pressure starting the weekend in a bit but not enough before leaving us a nice day today. then as we get in towards tomorrow there's a slight chance of drizzle, maybe light sprinkles. temperatures around the state on the hot side, in the valley 91 sacramento, 96 in fresno. becoming foggy in the monterey bay by the afternoon. interestingly, you can see fog and clouds moving up along the coastline late in the day. as we head into towards tomorrow the cold front begins to sweep in, clouds on the increase, a chance of drizzle and

. >>> plus a celebration of the tiny culture on broad street today, we will take you to the columbus day parade those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >>> sunday night here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:00 3,067,892nd case of ebola has been diagnosed in texas. officials think one of thomas eric duncan's nurses was infect. >>> manhunt for accused cop killer eric frein, continues but officials say mother nature is now providing help, and flushing him out. >>> and hope from grief how tragic death of the little girl is providing inspiration to help a local community. >>> but first the growing concern, over ebola the in the u.s. health care work shore treated thomas eric duncan last week, has been diagnosed with ebola. experts are trying to figure out precisely how this happened. abc's marci gonzales has the latest. >> tonight health officialness dallas trying to figure out how a nurse contracted ebola. well, she did treat thomas eric duncan died of the virus here wednesday, hospital management claims that she followed cdc guidelines and wore protective g

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spotty shower on monday for columbus day. high temperature 68.sday we'll warm up quickly and again a stray shower threat is out. there high of 77. midweek this is when we track the cold front that moves through. so steady rain devrpz late in the afternoon and into the evening on wednesday. high of 77. that rain will linger on thursday. wednesday and thursday by the way we can find anywhere from half inch to inch of rainfall and we cool off after the system departs. >> coming up tomorrow morning "action news" attention target shoppers nid nrid with a preview of her consumer report. >> target sells dozens of store brand products and claims they will save you money and offer good quality. do they live up to their claims. experts at consumer reports release aid list of what to buy and pass on at the popular discount chain. see ft. product you buy are on the list coming up tomorrow morning on "channel 6 action news." i'll see you then. >> and along with nydia's report we'll have the latest open ebola outbreak, eagles game. all weather and traffic all

next, in honor of columbus day we have christopher columbus who said, "riches don't make a man rich, make him busier." let's check out the first draft. "riches don't make a man rich, they only make him busier, and when i told the natives that they actually believed me and that's how i got all their stuff." you're a bad guy. you're a bad guy, christopher columbus. real bad guy. next we have marilyn monroe who said, "if you can make a girl laugh, you can make her do anything." her first draft is a little different. let's see it. "if you can make a girl laugh, you can make her do anything, except for butt stuff. it's going to take diamonds for butt stuff." [ laughter and applause ] unless it's a diamond ring. then you don't get any stuff. next we've got buddha, our chubby little friend, who said, "health is the greatest gift. contentment, the greatest wealth. faithfulness, the best relationship." let's see the first draft. "health is the greatest gift. contentment the greatest health. faithfulness, the best relationship. and sierra mist, the most refreshing lemon lime carbonated beverag

be celebrating christopher columbus.e'll tell you why some cities are bucking the trend and reinvest is venting a day they say is honoring one of history's greatest villians and from the nick u to the moon. see touching photo series imagining bright futures for babies to survive. if you have not already downloaded the 6abc.com you can watch our newscast streaming live on your smart phone or tablet. see you at 4, rick. tablet. see you at 4, rick. >> thank you alicia. i'm tom wolf. these are my parents. we look after each other. but too many seniors have no one. and harrisburg politicians don't seem to care. as governor, i'll create a registry so families can check backgrounds of care providers. and, i'll increase access to home health care, so seniors have the option of staying in their own homes. after all, seniors have earned that right. we certainly have! tom wolf. democrat for governor. in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced t

hurry ends columbus day.now better sleep with sleep number. >>> check out the costumes on these adorable dogs. the paws mutts strut. paws is dedicated to saving the city's homeless, abandoned and unwanted animals. this year they raised $105,000 and counting. >>> and that's nbc 10 news for now. i'm denise nakano. an all new "saturday night live" is next. for news and weather updates any time go to www.nbc10.com. >>> dear leader, it's been five weeks since you've been seen in public. your people yearn to see their beloved kim jong-un. please, some wonder if you're still in charge. >> i am the one and only

this is a picture of a bus on columbus, columbus and green. already been implemented, constructed and is in use, super exciting. that lead us to some of the other fast-track projects that are going on and i wanted to run through this list really quick with you. all of these were approved on march 28th and i just want to run over where we are in the process. n judah there is a 9 block street between th and arguello on irving that is in detail design right now. it is looking to be advertised in the may time frame. i do want to point out all of these projects were approved to take advantage of coordination with dpw. all these corridors, dpw is working on repaving and, so, we wanted to be able to take advantage of that work going on both from a cost standpoint as well as an implementation disruption standpoint. so, that's why these projects have been -- are moving forward rather quick pace. n judah also on 28 we're adding a few accessible stops. and that project has already been issued an ntp and construction should be starting imminently. on the