>> christopher columbus do you know what columbus did?g, i don't know. >> conquered america i think? >> this is a joke right? >> what was christopher columbus famous for? >> for discovering america. >> why do you put discovering in quotations? >> because there were already people living here. >> now christopher columbus, what country was he from? >> was he from england? >> france? >> england. >> maybe from britain. >> columbia. >> he was hispanic. >> please get me out of here. >> italian. >> italian? >> but the queen of spain sent him over. >> he came over on three ships. >> the mayflower. >> the mayflower. >> that was the pilgrims. >> the nina the pinta and the -- >> linta. >> la nina la pinta and la familia. >> i like that accent. >> it's french. >> what year did columbus discover america? >> was it in the '60s? >> columbus was a hippie. >> 1592. >> 1242. >> 1882? >> 1800. not sure. >> i don't know. 19 -- 40? >> 1492 he sailed the ocean blue. >> oh i missed my ride. >> what? when does the next bus come? >> an hour from now. >> do you kn

and daniel answered saying well yes i want to remind you that columbus, christopher columbus did not have the naacp or the civil liberties union, civil rights union to elevate him. to know what i'm saying? what a response to what our response to the truth is columbus was a slave or and a plunderer among other things, and that should be mentioned while you're waiting the flag in treating -- and beating the drums here. the truth is there was an naacp and a civil rights critique then they could have elevated him. his name was -- spanish, spanish dominican, wasn't he? dominican who wrote those credible, you to read this stuff, it's so powerful and moving about the murder and the slaughter and the wretched horror that these explorers were doing every time they came into the new world. new world, this is older than the other world on the planet, into the new world. and they always denounced the massacres and such. now, slavery you know that brings up the whole issue of slavery. we were taught, slavery was a way of life a peculiar institution they called it. what a cute little name a peculi

we've been working with our sister station in columbus ohio, and the columbus blue jackets finally stepped forward and gave the couple a ticket for her. the nhl ticket policy, though, has not changed. >> there you go. that's what you call a save! all right. nice going, horace. we learned about this story because of an e-mail that we got from someone out there who had this problem. now, if you see something you want us to investigate call us at 1-866-236-4601 or send us an e-mail to tips at wjla.com. republican contenders for the white house in 2016 appear to be growing. a senior advisor to florida senator marco rubio tells abc news the senator told his team to proceed as if he is running for president. rubio recently said that he would not be deterred by potential candidates like mitt romney and jeb bush. >> you want to be president unless someone else wants to be president first. >> this weekend, some likely republican contenders are attending a political summit in iowa hosted by republican steve king. i'm sure they'll have a grand old time. how about us? we'll have a good time this weeke

next slide so the 14 alignments are many the 4 colors columbus and the loop is in light green all of them have a two or three stations not a requirement but that's how this plan was laid out and they looked at subway and surface this large number of alignments some under the subway and the subway in the first part and surfaced in the latter part excuse me. on this slide the initial analysis we found that two of the alignments were not feasible for construction purchasing purposes because of grade issues we're brent having to do with getting the subway alignment around an existing very last year sewer that runs from the north point street a cross section of the entire area if you look at the upper right hand corner the triangle unfolded you see the different grounds types of that are out under that is based existing information and older information that came from the construction of sewer project i was talking about it is shown the circles to the blue rectangle and what this shows the subway alignment were to be built go deeper to get better ground it's a feasible use whatever term t

is what we will see today and we can move on it quickly and the concept alignments, and what the columbus avenue and up the street and over on the beach street and the one way loop and so that we forced it in the three but there are three different alignments, and the next slide? >> okay. and out of those four corridors we looked to the scope of work at all subway and subway surface alignments and powell street had some more actual alignments there because we look at different ways to turn the vehicles around and the runway loop turns them around and services them and because we need to do the extra space and so we divide up the 14 and we found in the process as we were going through this, because of a suer line that was printed in the 80s, along (inaudible) to the alignment of that they were not fees able and we can determine that already at this time. the cross section here shows kind of the overlapped view of the grand from about 100 feet above, to i don't know, looking here, and 100 feet below and it shows that the consultant and you are building it deeper to build to the better groun

she's now being brought to the columbus zoo.mothers to embrace baby gorillas. a collapsed lung pneumonia setting in. a week later a stunning turn around sucking her thumb, drinking from her bottle, even getting burped. the biggest test of all, meeting her mother. they carry the baby outdoors. the baby looking in mom looking out. but holding the baby would come next. cameras capturing the moment they put that baby into the cage. from the surveillance camera the moth approaches the baby reaching out to her, cradling her. >> she immediately went up to the baby picked it up and held it. >> reporter: zookeepers in columbus now hoping for the same thing. the task more challenging because the baby is an orphan hoping for a mother to embrace her. nine human caretakers taking shifts around the clock. placed in a cage next to her potential new family. one hand reaching out to another between the bars. a 4-month-old waiting for a family. david muir, abc news new york. >> the columbus zoo says they've done this 14 times and four of the gori

it says 3 but conversion on number 2 and want to stay with the existing corridors so the route on columbus and powell not getting into new corridors that will be difficult than to look at existing ones there are 4 obviously columbus is number one and 2 to powell street to the kirkland and third powell beach and 4 an idea out of the operations department a one way route to come back you only need to borrow one tunnel instead of two and an issue of turning the trains around but we'll not have to do the sophisticated cross offers next slide out of that we looked at the 15 concept alignments we didn't want to call them alternative this is a prepre prefeasibility study and we looked at subway and surface subway the reason that powell has more options there's different was to turn the services arena looking at the f line we wanted to look at it we thought that question would come up it came up with issues in the reporting so the highlights 14 alignments and two were unfeasible because of the an existing sewer line that runs at the north point that makes the grade difficult to we screened those o

booked a flight and hotel room to columbus. the problem is whether or not their 9-month-old daughter will be able to get in. they have no one in columbus now to take care of the baby. they checked with the host team the columbus blue jackets before they even purchased the tickets months ago about whether the baby would need a seat. they were told infants were considered lap children and don't need a ticket. earlier this week a couple of days ago, the nhl sent out a notice saying that every person including infants require a ticket. >> they can sell a ticket to an adult who is going to buy concessions and buy merchandise and sell that to somebody as opposed to my daughter who would probably fold up in the folding seat. >> that's a very interesting point, isn't it? so what did they do? they packed up this morning, hopped a flight with their daughter out of reagan national to columbus. they intend to go to the game and somehow get their daughter in the arena with them. so they're in columbus right now. we'll tell you how things de

back to you. >> meteorologist mike seidel live in columbus ohio. thank you, mike. >>> and jooe golfgie goff right now at the live desk. we are looking live at cape canaveral. space-x is ready in a matter of seconds to launch this rocket that has a dragging capsule attached to it. now, that capsule we are told has 5200 pounds of supplies. and it is slated to arrive at the international space station. now, if things go as planned, the capsule should connect to that space station in a couple of days. we are seeing or thinking thursday is when that could happen. something new, space-x is trying to land part of that rocket back here on earth. now if it happens, the commercial rocket company believes this is good news as far as cutting costs to traveling states. back to you guys as we keep an eye on this. >>> we are all keeping an eye on the snow falling across the region at this early hour. >> we'll check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein on the timing of this. this is not a good time for us to have this kind of weather, tom. >> this comes

tonight, we've learned she's now been brought to the columbus zoo. they're trying again.t's a delicate task, getting mothers to embrace baby gorillas. we've seen it before. the san diego newborn who survived a risky and rare c-section. with a collapsed lung, pnuemonia setting in. but a week later, a stunning turnaround. sucking her thumb, drinking from her bottle, even getting burped. >> she's looking, holding her head up right now. >> reporter: but the biggest test of all was meeting her mother. they'd been separated since birth. they carried the baby outdoors to the cage. baby looking in, mom looking out. but holding the baby would come next. cameras capturing the moment they put the newborn baby into that cage. she reaches her arms out as they place her in the hay. and from the surveillance cameras, look as the mother approaches her baby right away, reaching out to her, cradling her. >> she immediately went right up to the baby, picked it up and held it, which is exactly what we were looking for. >> reporter: tonight, zookeepers in columbus now hoping for the same thin

right near columbus boulevard. a few minutes ago, there was an accident out here blocking all lanes and it looks like it still is blocking all lanes on 95 flbd right near columbus boulevard. you'll notice at the bottom corner to the right side of your screen, you can see the flashing lights there. no traffic getting by at this point. unclear how many vehicles are involved in that accident but that is causing a really big backup here on northbound 95. take a look at another accident blocking all lanes 95 southbound near gerard avenue. and some traffic trying to crawl by there on the right side but unclear exactly how many vehicles are involved there. the blue route is shut down in both directions near route 1 and again back to that accident on 67. so a lot of trouble out there for drivers. >> jillian, let's stay on this picture of 76. i just got word from our producer that one person is confirmed dead in this accident. as we've been telling drivers all morning, it is dangerous out there. jillian? >> yeah rosemary th

now, columbus. meet kamina. who couldn't love that face?he 4-month-old baby gorilla looking for a mom tonight. >> bye-bye! >> flown from the oklahoma city zoo when her mother rejected her to cincinnati. wrapped in a blanket specially made, to feel she was being held by another gorilla. tonight, we've learned she's now been brought to the columbus zoo. they're trying again. it's a delicate task, getting mothers to embrace baby gorillas. we've seen it before. the san diego newborn who survived a risky and rare c-section. with a collapsed lung, pnuemonia setting in. but a week later, a stunning turnaround. sucking her thumb, drinking from her bottle, even getting burped. >> she's looking, holding her head up right now. >> reporter: but the biggest test of all was meeting her mother. they'd been separated since birth. they carried the baby outdoors to the cage. baby looking in, mom looking out. but holding the baby would come next. cameras capturing the moment they put the newborn into that cage. she reaches her arms out as they place her in th

she's now being brought to the columbus zoo.ing mothers to embrace baby gorillas. a collapsed lung pneumonia setting in. a week later a stunning turn around sucking her thumb, drinking from her bottle, even getting burped. the biggest test of all, meeting her mother. they carry the baby outdoors. the baby looking in mom looking out. but holding the baby would come next. cameras capturing the moment they put that baby into the cage. from the surveillance camera the mother approaches the baby reaching out to her, cradling her. >> she immediately went up to the baby picked it up and held it. >> reporter: zookeepers in columbus now hoping for the same thing. the task more challenging because the baby is an orphan hoping for a mother to embrace her. nine human caretakers taking shifts around the clock. placed in a cage next to her potential new family. one hand reaching out to another between the bars. a 4-month-old waiting for a family. david muir, abc news new york. >> the columbus zoo says they've done this 14 times and four of th

you are at columbus circle. what's going on behind you? >> reporter: i am at columbus circle. i echo some of the sentiments that the reporter just said about walking down the streets of manhattan with no one on the roads, no cars. nobody. and that is an absolutely eerie feeling, but it's good that they did that because the snow's coming down at quite a pace at the moment. roughly 1 to 2 inches per hour. and we are expecting this heavy snow band to continue in the new york city area with roughly around maybe upwards of 14 to 15 inches. that's over 30 centimeters for our international viewers watching at home. >> you say they've walked back the forecast for the snow. they've gone from what? what are they expecting now? and why? is it because the storm has change the paths or what? >> reporter: it's not that the storm has changed paths. it's just that the band of very heavy snow and the light snow that very periphery is very difficult to tell for meteorologists. so places like boston into providence rhode island it's just that new york and the hudson river is right on that outer

the wind is starting to pick up here in columbus circle.ting worse and worse across the area especially in long island. i think i said the power company here was lilco. it's now pse&g. we've been getting a lot of tweets kathleen fox said she doesn't believe that i clean up outside my house. i literally own a firehouse in downtown new york and everybody is near it because they're responsible for the sidewalk in front of your house. you have to do it three or four times. as you said the snow keeps coming back. you've got to spread out a lot of salt. >> there must have been 15 people trying to clear it down here. i'm telling you, in five minutes, what was just plowed was completely covered again. >> you've also got to keep putting the salt down a couple hours later doing it again. everybody in new york is responsible legally for the sidewalk in front of their house. if you don't do it i don't know who would do it. >> i'm glad you're a socially responsible citizen. >> anna how is it in mounntauk? >> anderson you talked about shoveling. i'm on a

two dogs were made six sunday on north columbus straight. -- north columbus street. both ate what appeared to be sausage. a search turned up similar pieces of meat that contained pills. >> you don't understand why some at he would have that kind of animosity to do something like that. >> i hope whatever is doing this stops. it's bad. >> the animal welfare league is testing the substance. if it can be proven the dogs were poisoned intentionally those responsible could face animal cruelty charges. >> the nation paused and march today to remember the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. some say that this holds more meaning considering the tension and events from ferguson missouri. tom roussey is live at the martin luther king memorial with more. >> we have cold temperatures but as they did all day long, there are still folks here, visiting the king memorial to remember not just what dr. king accomplished but also what he stood for. >> education, economy, and elections. >> at a town hall on race in our studio, a lawyer who represented the families of trayvon martin in f

also columbus ohio. columbus, ohio is a big retail area. very cold version of austin texas. you have the university. kids graduate from school, and there's employment opportunities. >> so we have to think of columbus, detroit, and even phoenix? >> and denver. >> thanks very much. the head of real estate practice at peter vesey -- pwc. coming up, today's latin america report. a new chance for argentina could -- to come back to the debt market? details ahead on "bottom line." ♪ >> this is "bottom line" on bloomberg television and streaming on your tablet, your phone and of course at bloomberg.com. time for today's latin america report. president dilma rousseff officially began her second term as president of brazil yesterday, as the largest economy in latin america, whatever happens to brazil matters. willem marx followed the election battle, and joins us for more. let's start out with the challenges president rouseff faces in his second term. collect the big challenge for her will be the economy. there has been a great deal of inflation. it is difficult for ordinary people in

columbus. zoos with 1,800 animals, and species from environments all over the world, and temperatures at your zoo in taunton, massachusetts, is hovering at 10 or 11 degrees, and what are you doing to keep the animals warm? >> well, we have a team there throughout the night, and keeping extra food and bedding and lighting on them throughout the day and the night, and the key is to preparing up front to make sure that you have the right facilities to e begin with and then make sure that you have the backup plans in place. >> we are looking at the video of the flamingo ss at the zoo right now, and how do they manage at the zoo? >> well, the birds, especially, there is a reason that they make down coat pors the peoples for people because feather feathers are great insulators and believe it or not, they will be perfectly fine. we have created one of the most prolific flocks of fla p mingos anywhere and part of that is not to move them seasonally the way we used to. so animals have a lot more ability

. >>> the celebrations got out of hand in columbus, ohio. ohio students celebrating their team's playoff win. some of them got a little too rowdy. coaches burned, students tore down a goal post at the football stadium. police used tear gas and there were a number of arrests as well. >> french authorities are combing the streets looking for any members of what they call a terrorist cell involved in the tedly attack on satirial news magazine "charlie hebdo." the funerals are under way for victims killed connected to the attack at the kosher market in paris. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now. we're learning of an arrest in bulgaria. >> yes, bulgarian authorities say they have a french citizen in custody believed to have links to one of the brothers involved in that "charlie hebdo" magazine massacre. the associated press is reporting this morning that the man in custody had two outstanding warrants, including one related to a terror connection. i'm working to get more information on this. i'll try to have it for you in the next h

. >> vorachek returns to columbus where he started his career. in the skills competition in break away challenge vorachek stops and goes back for help and then he grabs boston catholic grab johnny and uses him as video game and scores with assist in calgary flames. giroux loves. it this is say break away attempt. catches puck in midair. and he cannot hold on to it. all star game is tomorrow night. >> college hoops check out phillies center fielder ben revere hanging with hawks cheerleaders. look at revere. he's not the only one with ups tonight. over the pen defense. game high 25. not enough. penn has entire second half. gary nelson henery basket. phil martelli is in foul mood. st. joe losses to penn at the pa lest ra. second half damion lee to trayvon allen drexel within two. lee for three. got it. drexel hangs on to win. 53-51 off last second shot at the buzzer. won 2 of 3. ben revere. >> he's the man. >> out there. >> cheerleaders i love it. >> absolutely. >> next at 11:30 a heartbreaking and inspiring story from delaware where a community com

. >> they're in a battle between brooklyn new york and columbus, ohio. and mayor nutter says having two cheerleaders in the white house who will address it does not hurt. >> president obama and vice president joe biden have ties. you know when he was a u.s. senator was often considered the third senator from pennsylvania. >> reporter: well the president addresses the conference tomorrow afternoon, the vice president on friday. we're told the convention committee visits columbus on friday and brooklyn on monday. >>> new fallout in a scandal that's plagued the coatesville school district for well over a year now. the school superintendent is stepping down. his lawyer says in light of recent ggs involving the diggs strict it became clear he should resign. he's been on paid leave since november. the school district has been embroiled in a scandal involving stolen funds and racist and sexist text messages. >>> a man who was arrested is a city worker. he's a parks and recreation worker and turned himself in this morning. police say he's the one who attack add

philadelphia is in the running as is brooklyn new york and columbus ohio. big factor is whether to hold the convention in a big city or a battleground state like ohio. we reached out to the dnc and they say a decision is expected in the next few weeks. >>> well we had a good bit of refreezing last night, but we're not expecting anything like that tonight because we've seen a lot of drying during the day today. we're tracking snow from the middle of the week and possibly an icy mix, at least in parts of the area. right now we have partly cloudy skies. it's 41. the wind is diminishing a little bit. and it is in the upper 30s to the low 40s across much of the area right now. temperatures today got a little above average but it was pretty windy, so that didn't help. the wind has diminished. we're now down to about 10 miles an hour in some places, even less than that. the next area we're watching back to the west west of chicago, doesn't look like much but it's increasing. it's an alberta clipper and those types of things can move quickly from west to east. now

knights of columbus. let freedom ring. manhattan declaration. republican national committee.voices. national black pro life union. national family and pro life institute. national religious broadcasters. online for life. operation rescue. priests for life. radiance foundation. ethics and religious liberty commission. silent no more. stand true ministries. students for life of america. tradition family property. reconciliation community church and last but not least, the united states catholic conference of bishops. [applause] thank you for all of your very hard work, folks. thank you very, very much. ok. now we can go. >> thank you very much, pro life organizations. and the president of the national hispanic christian leadership conference, our next speaker oversees the largest christian hispanic organization. he is an award-winning author. a loving husband. a proud father of three. please welcome to the stage to share with us his story and then to lead us in our closing prayer. reverend samuel rodriguez. [applause] >> we gather today, not as blacks, whites, yellow or brown.

the port columbus international airport in columbus, ohio., first report is that there is one death but we need to confirm then and find out more details about what transpired here. you can see a very active police scene. we'll keep you posted with the breaking news coming up next. john. >> 2014 is going down in history as the year with the highest level of persecution of christians in modern times tour tear, beheadings, all increasing, and that's according to the christian watchdog group open doors usa which released its annual world watch list today. although north korea and its brutal imprisonment of christians tops the list of 50 countries hostile to the faith, islamic extremism remains the number one threat. open door says violence against christians increased in countries like somalia, syria, iraq afghanistan and pakistan and that for the first time four african nations enter the top ten. images of violence and muslim majority countries by extremists like isis has dominated headlines. >> african persecution is a hotbed is a sign that ot

nhl all star game is underway in columbus. they're on opposite sides today. watch out jake the flyers captain is coming for you. >> i don't think it will be very physical but if i can finish one hit on jake i think i will. >> is that what you will do. >> i might. >> well, watch out jake. before he takes on jake vorachek how about nfl points leader returning to columbus. he scores in the first. tied at 4 in the first period.. college hoops villanova trying to rebound. worst loss since last season when beat by creighton they just so happened to play tonight at the top of the hour. coach k is now coach 1 k coach k is the first in men's division one college basketball history to win 1,000 games 40 seasons coaching professional basketball. 35 of them down at duke. >> all right. >> thank you jeff. >> up next on "action news" we're continuing to track this week's big snowstorm on the way. >> meteorologist melissa magee has the updated forecast and potential snow totals when "action news" comes right thank you, cable for the slower in

apparently the bank is open late on thursdays in columbus. buckeyes roll 80-56. >>> george mason hosting st. louis, 2nd half patriots in transition. isaiah jackson to trey porter. stuffs it home. the billikens would go on a 9-0 run, but mason would answer. thompson with two of his 19 points. george mason holds on, 68-60. >>> this time of the football season the majority of players are nursing injuries. seahawks corner back richard sherman has been dealing with a hyperextended elbow. he says he'll be ready to play sunday, but there is a possibility something else could keep him out of the game. sherman's girl friend ashley is pregnant with the couple's first son due february 12th. there is a chance her son could be born earlier. sherman is not only planning for the biggest game in his life but the biggest moment as well. >> we have things in place in case that happens and we'll cross that bridge when we get there, but i obviously did not know it was a topic of national debate honestly. i'd not like to miss the birth of my first son, my first k

around columbus, 2 to 4 inch too. still snowing pretty good here western pennsylvania around pittsburgh and through west virginia. careful driving in those areas. as far as snow totals philly and d.c. 1 to 2 fluffy inches. new york city 1 fluffy inch. chicago you're pretty much done along with columbus and indianapolis. ending up with 3 inches at most. temperatures very cold northern new england and the northern plains. as we go throughout the rest of the week we get the snow betty and the cold blast behind it. it will be by far the coldest we've seen this winter coming up wednesday, thursday. >> i look the fluffy snow. >> it's all right. the kids love it. >> exactly. some stories making news this morning, the centers for disease control is worried that the flu could reach epidemic levels again. new numbers show that six more children have died from the flu. bringing the number of pediatric deaths to 21 this season. new numbers also show that widespread cases of flu have grown to 43 states. that is up from 36 states l

alex ovechkin and the cats in columbus to face the blue jackets. cats in a 2-0 hole. nicklas backstrom passes it to niskanen and he puts it in the net. it's backstrom's 400th goal assist. blue jackets up 3-2. shot on the net. it's actually hitting back in the face. at kissen gets the goal. but the jackets are up 4-2, then later in the period that's marcus johansson's shot. they couldn't come back. they lose their fourth straight. all of them have been by one goal. 4-3 basswas the final in columbus. >>> clue the depressing music because it was a hard time on the hardcourt as well. verizon center we go. hoyas so hopeful sporting a top 25 ranking. those dreams crushed early. miles davis downtown he hits it. he had 19. hoyas went 11 minutes without a field goal. georgetown attempted to come back. gets the pretty reverse to fall. hoyas within 7. but xavier ran away with it from here. off a georgetown miss point ahead to able. and he will throw down with authority. xavier takes down number 21 georgetown. >>> you know what havoc stands for, widespread destruction. in a-10 ba

philadelphia is in the running to host along with new york and columbus. a decision is expected soon. >>> mild changes coming for your holiday weekend. i'm also tracking rain. how high temperatures are expected to jump and which day your plans will turn wet. >>> very dangerous. >> this philadelphia cab driver putting his life on the line with everyone he picks up. but one customer left him in shock. what he left behind and how the cabby plans to improve lives with it. >>> a new jersey school bus bursts into flames. no one was hurt. new tonight, we did some digging and got answers into the number of accidents each year and how many times buses are inspected. . >>> we continue to watch the breaking news out of northeast philadelphia where we have live pictures that continue here. the scene of this water main break, this huge geyser spewing water high into the air. >>> 200 feet in the air in this location, near grant avenue in northeast philadelphia. right now, we're being told there are no evacuations at this time. we'll keep you updated. we'll be right back

kamina is adjusting to life at the columbus zoo in ohio, her third home. she was born in oklahoma city, but her mother rejected her so she spent the last few months in cincinnati being taught gorilla skills by people in hairy suits. the other gorillas didn't accept her there either, but the ones in columbus seem to be warming to her so far. up next, special correspondent james brown's interview with a game changer-- football hall of famer and civil rights hero bobby mitchel. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6 but 12 hours. let's end this >> axelrod: the nfl play-offs are kicking off today but if you think the players are facing challenges and pressures these days, consider what hall of famer bobby mitchel had to overcome. in 1962, mitchel became the first african american to join the last nfl team to integrate the washington redskins. mitchel, and his wife, gwen, spoke with cb correspondent and host of "nfl today" james brown

shortly after another fight occurred in the parking lot just down columbus from the venue and then ieard some gunshots. the following night saturday atmosphere was a multiagency presence. i don't have a whole lot of details about what happened that night but the agencies that were there did force the closure of the club for the evening. i'm sure if those two things were related or not. questions >> i have a question. under atmosphere conditions isn't it true that they are not supposed to eject fighting parties at the same time? >> i don't know if that's a condition on the permit. i think that's a best practice. to clarify i'm unsure if they were ejected or they just kind of came out together. >>.you okay. tank you. >> just to clarify quickly your boat incidents happening at the same time and date [inaudible] or is that something else? when was the closure? >> well it's not really -- [inaudible] the closure i believe the multiagency group arrived at approximately 10 pm >> saturday night >> saturday night. so that was an error on my part >> so sure that's a 12 1414? >> it should. thank

all places in columbus ohio, what are you -- mountaineers?e on, now. >>> quarter to four in the big estimate ohio state claimed the first ever college football national championship in the playoff era. things got out of hand after the buckeyes' big win last night. this happens from time to time. kids will be kids. thousands spilled out into the straights of columbus after the buckeyes beat oregon. first they celebrated in various ways, like that, and then things get ugly. the police tried to get them back on the sidewalks and then the cops in riot gear had to use tear gas and pepper spray to break them up -- they did, but whether they had to is a judgment call. clearly some folks didn't care, including number 28 here or the people in this video here. this is why it's not clear why they escalated except-well beer probably. officials say students and fans set dozens of fires around the camp pause, a la -- come on. not playing today. many apparently in dumpsters and trash cans. no morgantown but they're doing their best. also reports of gunfire

south philadelphia, i-95 near columbus avenue there's numerous fender benders be careful as you headning. >>> 57 jose garcia rodriguez walked into a mall in melbourne carrying several guns and pocket of amunition. he shot and wounded his wife and shot and killed a man before taking his own life. about 100 people were inside the mall at the time. >> robbery victim might get his stolen stuff back look at the reason why. the suspects snapped selfies using the ipad they lifted from the truck they stole it from in houston. they took 17 pictures with cash in their mouth. the device connected to a wi-fi at a nearby staff bucks and the images started to load on the victim's cloud. >> i started wondering who they were and immediately i realized who they were and they had my money in their mouths. >> reporter: the suspects were gone when the police arrived but the selfies will serve as the best evidence in the case. we'll be right back. yippee!! major: ok fitness class! here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. crowd: yayyyy! heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodiu

. >>> nhl weekend continues in columbus flyers captain included giroux and jake voracek are no longer teammates. at least for the next two days. they will play on opposite teams. giroux and voracek will go head to head in the skills competition in the break away challenge. voracek is an emerging star, he lead the league in points as he return to columbus, where he remember he started his nhl career. >>> sixers are in memphis tonight at 8:00 trying to rebound from yet another loss last night. last time they faced grizzlies, sixers lost in overtime, last month. >>> sixers really, 15 to nothing lead to start the game last night against toronto. in the fourth that nine-point lead with six to go, vanishing, thanks to villanova and cardinal dougherty storm kyle lowery. nba all-star now. he scored 17 of his 21 points in the fourth. the the sixers have dropped four in a row overall and eight of their last nine on the road. >>> college hoops, st. joseph's at palestra tonight against penn. hawks considered the the home team tonight in this big five battle. drexel on the run against charleston t

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we're at 84th and columbus now. here comes an ambulance out front you can see.lance is supposed to be out. the car behind it in about 30 minutes will be breaking the law because they're not supposed to be out. as you can see, people are walking their dogs. there's a sanitation department car passing right now. but just to let you know new york city subway which is virtually always working, shut down at 11:00 p.m. metro north, shut down. the long island railroad shut down. nta bus service suspended at 11:00 p.m. everything again tonight. this is just the beginning of this because it's supposed to get worse between maybe now and 6:00 a.m. if the models of the forecast is right. you can see drifts starting to pile up now where they've been shoveling some of the snow. i want to get now to cnn's rene marsh, who has been at laguardia airport. there's been 7,000 flights canceled all over the country. laguardia probably leading the way with cancellations and delays. what do you have right now for us? >> well take a look behind me. you can see it's deserted. the same sto

but one place they will not be spared columbus ohio.ke psi del. >> good morning jose. what time did you get to work there? >> i think i got here at 6 something in the morning. didn't get to see the snow when i came in, but boy, whew. >> wait until you walk outside. d.c. is a mess. it's going to end in a couple of hours. a real log jam and even in new york city. about an inch in some spots. it's a quick hitter here. it snowed for seven or eight hours. now it's winding down. we had three to four inches in columbus. the big story is the chill coming in. windchills we have no wind but they're in pretty good shape. but everything is just going to lock up tonight. our temperatures will drop down close to zero but the wind is going to pick up from chicago to indy to columbus tonight and tomorrow. that's going to drive the windchill numbers down way below zero. we have advisories and warnings in many states if the midwest. windchill numbers 15 to 20 below zero. and by thursday here in columbus jose we drop down to 5 below zero. windchills down

in columbus it's 16. cold through atlanta. birmingham little rock at 30.o we are not a lone with this cold. and all of us will enjoy a warmup over the next couple of days. it's going to be slow but it will get here on storm scan3 you can see the clouds in our immediate area. that will be the trend overnight overnight. we'll watch that system that brought a little bit of snow down the shore. move farther away. sunshine for your thursday. in the a lot of wind. but then watch what happens. friday temperatures rise. but we have an area of low pressure to the north high pressure to the south. that causes a pressure gradient. even though temperatures will be close to 40 on friday, it won't feel like it with the win. the winds settle down saturday. temperatures in the 30s. and then by sunday it warms up but look at this. european model is showing a storm there is a chance we could see some rain and some wind late sunday. now as far as the rain is concerned, our american mother dell is not saying that much at this point. about a tenth of an inch it's a miss on tha

mike seidel is in columbus ohio, and nbc's dylan dreyer is in new york with updates on the huge storm your friends and family will be crying to you about. >> reporter: this is meteorologist mike seidel here in columbus ohio. so far three to four inches of snow. it is winding down and relatively mild at 15 degrees. schools have shut down this morning because of the snow and the roads are in pretty good shape, plowed them just a little dirty slush out here but what's ahead is the dangerous cold. temperatures tonight will fall down to about 4 tomorrow morning, wind chills about 15 below zero if not colder. the wind is gusting from the northwest from 15 to 25 miles an hour then by thursday morning, first sub zero morning of the season in columbus, down to 5 below zero and wind chills as cold as 25 below zero. dylan? >> here in central square, new york, north of syracuse about 8 to 12 inches of snow on the ground, most of it fell right when we got here yesterday in near whiteout conditions. now the heaviest of the lake effect snow is taking a break as the clipper system moves to the south,

and -- columbus ohio and brooklyn, one of the borrows, in the running to host the 2016 convention.al decision could come in the next couple of days at the latest next week. >> we had the republican convention what is that in the year 2,000. worked out pretty well. >> i mean, seems like this will be good timing to announce it, with the president here. >> all here, president, vice president, let's just make the decision today. >> do it. >> just say yes. probably watching from your hotel rooms selection committee '. >> we want you here. birth play of america. >> you can meal alex whom. >> i and mike jerrick. they probably met you already. 6:10 raging fire in san francisco, one person dead, and six others hurt. the buildings involved, in this fire. >> that got to four alarms. and, speaking of fire, and firefighters firefighters accused of having sex on the job here in philadelphia, in firehouse, and ambulances, how the mayor. philadelphia >>> another water main break bob. >> the thirds one we have this morning. looking live, from skyfox, over the cheltenham neighborhood this is ashburn