this is a letter composed, dictated by diego columbus, the son of christopher columbus in 1520. in this letter, columbus is bringing up a subject he had brought up in an earlier letter that we have of 1512. that is how the spanish need to treat the indians better. they have introduced disease among them. they have enslaved them. he has asked that they no longer be enslaved, that they be treated better, that they be christianized. the indians have a soul that can be saved through christianity. but then he goes onto say that if we christianize and save the indians, we can no longer insane -- enslave them, which will create, in essence, a labor problem for the spanish. this letter diego columbus asks for permission to begin the importation of african slaves the first known mention of african slaves being brought into the americas. our collection can tell the story of european contact with native people, but very quickly our story will include the continent of africa and africans being brought into the americans through documents like this. this is one of my favorite pieces. the dat

columbus coming off their highest scoring game of the season. no a strong effort for the unionly 32nd minute. finland with the goal off the nice pass and that will make it two to nothing columbus. in the 44th minute, good goal. justin ram puts it on net and gets it right past john mccarthy mccarthy. it's three-zero columbus at the half. here's your only highlight for the union. check out the header by eric a goal. even better, the celebration. he's very proud of himself here it union loses four-one. >>> lea still the four-year-old daughter of bengals defensive lineman and penn state grad devon still made national headlines for her battle with pee trick cancer. she's been in remission for one month. today she got a big treat at temple's football game. her dad has been working out at temple this season. they were asked to take part in the game. she took part in the coin toss. the highlight of the game. check her out. she take the hand off after a screen pass to her dad. she's off to the races lots of blockers here. 45-yard touchdown for young lea.

one of the images we have on our site is from columbus, ohio. this is a true victorian funeral. take a look at this image from columbus and you will see many horses pulling a cat assault with the coffin in the middle, black draft -- draped fabric, tassels. this was going through town so it could be set in its own special place waiting for a crowd of people in columbus to come and pay their respects to the president. david: in many cities there were these day long funeral processions. when lincoln's body was put in the main square and people lined up for miles, even along the train tracks as the train passed through, people lined up all the way to springfield. this president was buried on may 4 and oak ridge cemetery in springville, illinois. sarah: but many people say that these funerals were not just for president lincoln. they also represented the morning of the boys and men who never got their own funerals because they lay dying or buried in the battlefields around the country. so president lincoln's funeral was for more than just president lincoln in many ways. david: now ri

one of the images we have on our site is from columbus, ohio. this is a true victorian funeral. take a look at this image from columbus and you will see many horses pulling a cat assault with the coffin in the middle, black draft -- draped fabric tassels. this was going through town so it could be set in its own special place waiting for a crowd of people in columbus to come and pay their respects to the president. david: in many cities there were these day long funeral processions. when lincoln's body was put in the main square and people lined up for miles, even along the train tracks as the train passed through, people lined up all the way to springfield. this president was buried on may 4 and oak ridge cemetery in springville, illinois. -- in oak ridge cemetaryery in springfield, illinois. sarah: but many people say that these funerals were not just for president lincoln. they also represented the mourning of the boys and men who never got their own funerals because they lay dying or buried in the battlefields around the country. so president lincoln's funeral was for more t

one of the images we have on our site is from columbus, ohio. this is a true victorian funeral.ake a look at this image from columbus and you will see many horses pulling a cat assault with the coffin in the middle, black draft -- draped fabric tassels. this was going through town so it could be set in its own special place waiting for a crowd of people in columbus to come and pay their respects to the president. david: in many cities there were these day long funeral processions. when lincoln's body was put in the main square and people lined up for miles, even along the train tracks as the train passed through, people lined up all the way to springfield. this president was buried on may 4 and oak ridge cemetery in springville, illinois. sarah: but many people say that these funerals were not just for president lincoln. they also represented the morning of the boys and men who never got their own funerals because they lay dying or buried in the battlefields around the country. so president lincoln's funeral was for more than just president lincoln in many ways. david: now right

that's because of the flooding that's closing columbus boulevard. so problems right there. it's not our only storm related problems. i'll have the details coming up in the suburban traffic report. >> and then there were eight. another celebrity says goodbye to "dancing with the stars" and it's one people around here will be sad about. "action news" will be right back. >> ♪♪ >> 5:43. developing right now new video from the scene of a fire that broke out inside penndot's regional headquarters in montgomery county. it started at 3:30 a.m. and firefighters just placed it under control. it was an electrical fire and started in a seconds floor equipment room at penndot's district six building in king of prussia. the building was evacuated and ventilated. no one was hurt. >> let's go over to karen rogers get the latest on what it is like getting in from the suburbs. good morning. >> good morning. let's hid hit the roads. we'll check the suburbs for you and see what's going on and the first thing we see obviously, it's wet out there so that's slowing everybody dune little bit. we'r

this was from diego columbus the son of christopher columbus in 1820.that he had brought up in an earlier letter and he asked that the spanish treat the indians better. they have an slave. and he has asked that they no longer be an slaved, that they be treated better. in fact, that they be christianized. the indians have souls that can be saved through christianity. but then he goes on to say, but if we christianize and save the indians, we can no longer enslave them, which will create a labor problem for the spanish in the caribbean. so, this letter asks king charles v of spain permission to begin the importation of african slaves. the first known mention of african slaves being brought into the americas. our collection can tell the story of contact with native people very quickly. our story will include africa and africa's -- this is one of my favorites. i get goosebumps when i read this. the dateline is cambridge. this would be the boston area 1775. this is the messenger to the committee of safety. the triumph of the colony may be facilitated by jose

also i-95 is heavy from say columbus boulevard up to girard avenue. we have a big race tomorrow, we have signed mike up for this one. >> always happens. >> it is hot chocolate run. >> yeah, yeah. >> 5k starts at 7:00 is a. 15k starts at will, that will take over the the parkway martin luther king drive portions on have the art museum and all of the septa bus routes will be detoured throughout the day tomorrow. got to make it to the finish line to get your hot chocolate. >> so nice of to you sign him up. >> it is not water station that is give you hot chocolate. >> they still give out water. >> in the end. >> it is in the end you get hot chocolate. >> the reward. >> we seen you up for 15k you can sleep in later. >> sure, thanks bob. >> 6:18. u.n. secretary jennies strongly condemning islamic stream ace tack on a college in northeastern kenya which kill 147 people. he is calling for those responsible for massive killings to be swiftly brought to justice. survivors of thursday's attack say al-shabob gunman singled out non-muslim student and then gunned t

. >>> the philadelphia union on the road taking on the columbus crew, place where they've never won columbusof the season. not a strong effort for the union, with a goal off the nice pass. two-nothing columbus. >> then in the 44th minute not good goal here, justin, puts it on net. gets it past john mccarthy. and it is three-nothing columbus. at the half. here is your only highlight fortune and. watch the header by eric. that's going to be goal. eases' going to celebrate little bit. literally flipping out. the union lose this 14 to one. >>> the nfl draft starts on thursday, lots of speculation about what the eagles will do, as the marcus rumors get louder happen louder. we caught one mark sanchez to ask him about his draft day experience. >> anybody in that position, even to be drafted to get under the free agent, there is no bad draft day. i mean, people talk about oh, so-and-so slid in the draft whatever. you are getting drafted man it is awesome. for up, for your family, for your your hometown, everybody whatever jersey put on at whatever number you get pick, is an absolute blessing. >> le

so again, i think delaware avenue columbus boulevard will be a better bet for you.thbound we have speeds in the teens from past bridge into girard. crash there is gone. here's where you're seeing the difference in volume. where is normally you would be jam southbound to cottman you're not. with the accidents on i-95 speeds are not good as you get farther south. meanwhile, this is the situation in west philadelphia, island avenue at woodland avenue we have a downed pole from an overnight crash. peco and police are on the scene. stick with 70th and route 13. >> breaking overnight a lot of people have the day off so a house party in north philadelphia was rocking but the good times were over after shots were fired wounding two people. eva pilgrim is outside temple university hospital with the latest. good morning eva. >> reporter: good morning, tam two young men are recovering at temple university hospital after a fight at a house fire off the campus of temple university ended with gunshots. this happened around 1:30 in north philadelphia on the 2200 block of park aven

in columbus ohio, it is something we are proud of in central ohio.have now contributed over $20 million to central ohio charities, with the children's hospital being the top recipient. this has made a difference in people's lives. and now the nicklaus children's hospital. let me tell you about the jack nicklaus i know. not long ago, my wife and i were friend jack's home. as you can imagine, there is some interesting memorability there. trophies, photographs with presidents, royalty, celebrities of all kind. the photos he was most out of an excited to show me were the ones on the refrigerator of his kids and his grandkids. his eyes lit up when he showed me those and when he talked about their successes. that might be one reason, jack that every single one of your kids and every single one of your 21 grandchildren from oliver the country are here with us today. that is the jack nicklaus i know. a man who understands he is been blessed with a remarkable career and talent but the blessings he counts first are his family, his deep faith, his ability to he

. >> reporter: the fbi said he left columbus ohio in 2014 with a oneway ticket to greece and then slippednto syria. the federal enindictment alleges that while in syria, he attended a training camp run by the al-nusra front, an al-qaeda affiliate. he trained in shooting weapons, breaking into houses explosives, and hand-to-hand combat. during that time prosecutors say he learned that his brother had been killed fighting for isil. mohammed said he was happy about his brother's death and that he would join him soon. with his training complete prosecutors say he was preparing to begin fighting in syria, when a cleric instructed him to return the united states. mohammed later talked about doing something big. his plan was to attack a military facility and his backup plan was to attack a prison. he wanted to target armed forces police officers or any other uniformed individuals. the fbi said he started making plans to storm a texas military base, and kill american soldiers execution style. >> we have to be concerned about americans doing this. >> reporter: he was arrested by local authorities

prosecutors today accused a 23-year-old somali-born man from columbus, ohio. abdirahman sheik mohamud of buying a one-way ticket to athens greece last year getting to istanbul and making his way into syria. for two months they say they got training in weapons, explosives and hand-to-hand combat following his brother who had gone there in 2013 to join al qaeda in syria and was killed in a battle last year. court documents say when he returned to his family's house in columbus he talked to others saying he wanted to target the military, police or anyone in uniform and wanted, to quote, kill three or four american soldiers execution style. his arrest is a first since isis began recruiting. >> this is the first case of an american traveling, you know, overseas to syria, training with terrorist groups there, then returning home to be arrested and indicted. >> reporter: he was arrested on state charges in february and had been under surveillance for months. tracing americans who have been to syria is an urgent priority for the fbi, as attorney general eric holder to

the union visit columbus tomorrow night. they have just one victory in eight games this season. practice makes perfect so maybe we'll try practicing a little bit more. the union struggles were addressed as a team before practice earlier this week. coach feels that meeting was productive. >> guys owned things and the coaches owned some things and it was a healthy discussion. some hard talks but at the same time to a man the majority of the guys would be in agreement that they're not playing to their max potential. >> once again that match against columbus tomorrow night in thank you ducis. >>> phillies fans who show up for tomorrow's game can get a new t-shirt. cody asche and his wife. >>> a gee unveiled their new together we fight t-shirt today at citizens bank park. proceeds will benefit the greater philadelphia chapter als association. and fans who buy one will also get ashy's autograph. >> hi, how are you? >> some visitors to the 13th annual earth fest received that unusual greeting today as they arrived at temple's ambler campus. "action news" meteorologist melissa magee who

the columbus crew. sunday against new england they had one goal lead and let slip away, revolution scored twice to win two-one, third time this year union blue a second half lead. >> we talk all preseason and this season about closing out games and we failed at home. again, it is something that doesn't just come instantly we have to go through the moments and win a few before your confidence grows and then you become a team that can do it. >>> former sixers scott brooks was fired by oklahoma city. brooks was head coach for seven seasons, led them to the nba finals in 2012 this year they went 45-37 and missed playoffs by one game. they didn't have former mvp kevin durant for mess of the season because of a foot injury. it does than the sound go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. go on kitty, kitty... >>> finally tonight, 1500 philadelph

i-95 northbound between walt whitman bridge and columbus boulevard we are dealing with the construction zone there as well. also farther south into delaware we will go on 495 there is more construction. there are your speed at the 51 on the schuylkill expressway. fifty around the the vine street expressway as well. fifty-five on 95. 495 into delaware southbound between du pont highway and 95. two left lanes blocked. that goes until 5:00. ukee back to you. >>> happening today baltimore protest are coming to center city. demonstration is planned in front of the city hall this afternoon. organizers of the the philly is baltimore protest expect big crowds to march in protest of police brutality. >>> civic leaders are declaring victory this morning after a key intersection is almost cleared 15 minutes before the the curfew last night. the hundreds of police officers remain at the location of monday's riots until the is your few is lifted but it has been quiet. next phase in the investigation of freddie gray's death is expect to be beginning this week. police expect to provide a report to the

[applause] my father owned several drugstores in and around columbus.fact his first was on the , campus at ohio state university. we actually lived there, on the campus. safe to say i was destined to be , a buckeye. when i was about six years old my father was a multi-sport athlete. he injured his ankle playing volleyball. i will never forget the image of folks carrying my father into the house. he was a large man. he played football. it was first diagnosed as a sprain. four years later, they determined he had broken it in several places and he had it fused. after three surgeries, they encourage my father to take up something where he could walk. he took up golf again. i was 10 years old at the time. he took me along with him. every few holes, he would stop and i would hit some shots. that is when i was introduced to my lifelong teacher in and mentor, jack kraut. what a great man. that is when i began to just play golf. my father sacrificed so much for me. the opportunity to pursue my career. the same can be said for my sister, who is sitting here today

the 23-year-old resident of columbus ohio is providing terrorist support to nusra. he became a u.s. citizen last year. two months later, in april of 2014 he flew on one way ticket to greece with plans to make his way to turkey and then to syria. justice department prosecutors say he got training in guns and explosives and combat. he came back last june days after his brother was killed fighting for nusra in syria. the fbi says mohamud said a friend told him to come back home to carry out a terrorist attack. according to the fbi, he talked about killing police and military execution-style. >>> thank you for that. happening now, air strikes by the u.s.-led coalition helping contain an isis advance in the city of ramadi several miles from baghdad. with tens of thousands of people fleeing that battle a senior open official says troops defending ramadi need more reinforcements and weapons. let's bring in ivan watson following the developments for you are. 20 air strikes by the u.s. what is happening now? >> reporter: christine, the iraqi government forces are barrel barely hanging on to

. >> the philadelphia union on the road taking on the columbus crew. place where they have never won and columbus is coming off their highest scoring game of the season. should be interesting. >>> nfl draft starting thursday. lots of speculation about what the eagles will do as the marcus mariota rumors just seem to get louder and louder. birds got in a little batting practice at citizens bank park went caught up with mark sanchez who talked about his draft day experience. >> for anybody in that position even to be drafted to get signed as a free agent there's no bad draft day. people talk about oh so and so slipped in the draft whatever. you're getting drafted. it's awesome for you for your family for your hometown, your high school, everybody you represent with whatever jersey you put on it's an absolute blessing. >> there is no bad draft day. >> apparently not. and clearly sanchez has got some baseball skil caring for you... ... and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. right now, buy one pair of eyeglasses or prescription sunglasses and get an

police on the scene tell nbc 10 that the driver was going between 80 and 100 miles an hour on columbus boulevard when he smashed into another car and then a fence. three people were treated for minor injuries. they are all expected to be okay. >>> the investigation into the abduction and beating of a center city jewelry store worker has led authorities to south carolina where one man is now under arrest. atf officers and u.s. marshals worked with philadelphia police to capture 31-year-old khayree gay of philadelphia. he was arrested at a hotel in lake city south carolina on friday. he now faces federal robbery and kidnapping charges. an extradition hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. investigators say gay and two other men kidnapped a 53-year-old woman after she left her job on jeweler's row last weekend. the men allegedly demanded security codes to national watch and diamond, where the women works. police say the suspects beat and tasered her and later dumped her in a cemetery in darby. she is now recovering at home. more arrests are expected in this case. >>> this man threatened to fi

last night on the third floor of a four-story building on columbus avenue. firefighters had it under control by 10:30. the name of the man found dead has not been released. a second person was injured. >>> it is 5:30. liz fills in for weather once in a blue moon and it's about to rain. >> you're welcome even though it's on easter sunday. but don't cancel plans. it's just light rain no huge washouts just yet. no big deal. but, you know, we'll take any rain we can get. there is someplace colder than the studio. 36 now in napa. 48 in vallejo. 50 in san francisco. and 46 degrees in oakland. so by this afternoon, let's see, these temperatures will rebound. we'll see sunny weather and mild weather. and these temperatures right around average maybe even slightly above so yeah, it's going to be a nice day if you like the sunshine and then as frank and michelle just said we have big changes. we have that low moving in bringing clouds and cooler weather, big difference by tomorrow. rain chances sunday through tuesday three days in a row and drying out by wednesday. th

. >>> and new from overnight, a high-speed crash on columbus boulevard sends three people to the hospital. what philadelphia police say the driver did before he got behind the wheel. >> what are we waiting for?! >> hillary! >> she's going to make it official. today hillary clinton will announce she's running for president and supporters and critics are ready. >>> we get to enjoy a sunny sunday to round out the weekend, as the temperatures rise we'll take you hour by hour in the first alert forecast. got to love those blue skies, right? >> good morning, welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 7:00 on this sunday. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the clear conditions out there. brittney, we know it's going to get warm today, but for some neighborhoods, it's going to take a little bit of an effort. >> that's right. because we're starting off in some locations below freezing. it's a very cold start to your sunday, but we'll see above average temperatures with plenty of sunshine. let's take a look outside right now, not a cloud in the sky. there's comcast center i

the weather is warming up and the animals are coming out at the columbus zoo.nity for people to get up close to all of these beautiful animals from all around the world. i have a few i want to show you here. this animal here is a bush baby. a bush baby is a nocturnal animal. they're active during the night and found in africa. it's amazing to see. they have very large, large eyes and they're known for their jumping ability. they can jump leap about 10 to 12 feet from branch to branch. just a beautiful animal. very very light. only a couple of pounds. and they're eating insects. they're eating fruit out in the wild. they also can pollinate because they're traveling through the trees and bushes and then they actually will go from bush to bush and pollen will get on to their fur. it's amazing to see. it is awesome to see and the thing that i love about animal encounter village here at the columbus zoo and aquarium is you can see all the different characteristics. so it's not about tricks. it's all about what the animal would be doing out in the wild and you can le

it broke out about 10:00 last night on the third floor of a four-story building on columbus avenue. firefighters had it under control by 10:30. the name of the man found dead has not been released. a second person was also injured. >>> a disgraced bay area politician makes a last-ditch effort to avoid jail time. kiet do is live at the santa clara county courthouse where george shirakawa will be sentenced later today. kiet. >>> reporter: yes, good morning. george shirakawa junior is trying to stay out of jail with the last-minute apology. but the d.a.'s office says that apology is vague, and what they want are the juicy details. shirakawa has finally admitted to cooking up this phony mailer back in 2010 that shows magdalena carrasco proclaiming herself to be a communist next to a flag of communist vietnam. this is highly offensive to the many vietnamese-americans in the district and so carrasco lost the election by a slim margin. but in a case of election year csi, shirakawa's saliva was discovered on the mailer after he licked the stamp! the d.a.'s office says shirakawa has limited

. >>> and also today, two cars collide on columbus boulevard we will tell but the charges one driver faces this morning. and, the secret is out, hillary clinton is expect to announce her run for the presidency today. how she will do it and what is next in the race for the white house. >> good morning, it is sunday april 12th i'm nicole brewer. just past 8:00 lets check with carol for more on this beautiful sunday morning. i like the whole week ahead especially the first few days. >> that looks like the real stellar lets put a couple gold stars on it for today and tomorrow definitely. our temperatures this afternoon warmer then yesterday, not as windy. wind gusts yesterday 39 miles an hour. today we won't have any wind gusts and maybe wind of 5 miles an hour. that makes all of the difference outside. ben franklin bridge area from campbell's field, via sky cam three look at those blue skies just a terrific looking day. windmills have nothing to do wind turbines in atlantic city, they are just waiting around okay, where is the wind. we are looking at basically none. we will head outside

. >> pataskala is a small city in ohio about 20 miles east of columbus. the population, less than 15,000, but it suffers from an unusually high crime rate. >> you know, we get this small town feel, but we have big-town problems here. >> here. >> but even the most jaded residents here can't believe their eyes in april of 2008 when this shocking video surfaces. it shows two teens forcing a toddler to smoke marijuana. >> people were outraged about the video. they just -- nobody likes seeing anything done to a child. >> the video is discovered when it's left on a camera sold to lev's pawnshop in nearby columbus. manager shannon sprouse is checking the camera before putting it on sale. >> all right. what have you got, steve? >> i don't know. >> at first, everything seems normal. >> i was looking at the camera and i was just playing with the volume to see -- make sure the volume worked and then basically going through all the functions and options of the camera. >> luckily they were doing their job and they looked through everything to make sure there was nothi

allegedly inspired by isis, abdirahman sheik mohamud left columbus ohio with a one-way airline ticket to greece. but during a layover in turkey, he disappeared, slipping into syria. the fbi says, once there, he joined an al qaeda affiliate, training in weapons, breaking into houses, explosives and hand to hand combat. perhaps most disturbing, prosecutors claim, a cleric in syria directed him to return to the united states and carry out an act of terrorism. >> the benefit of being american is, he has good paper. that means, he's able to travel. he has a u.s. passport. that is gold. law enforcement has been concerned about this travel pattern for quite awhile. >> reporter: mohamud returned to the u.s. in june and authorities had been tracking him for months. the fbi believes he had been completely radicalized, expressing support for isis. even downloading images to his facebook page. >> pierre thomas live with us from our washington bureau tonight. and pierre, this had always been the fear that americans would go overseas, get training and return. but this is the first arrest upon comin

this was made after columbus gets back, the information is disseminated.much is jason trennert going to pay for this? >> $1 million. brendan: -- jason: are you saying a change in the buyers from hedge funds to foreign buyers? >> sophisticated men who want to know where they are. [laughter] tom: brendan greeley's expertise from nautical, a question-- brendan: there is debate where christopher columbus landed. where can we see his own perception of what a spaniel was? does this show -- there is all this -- there is a bay on the island where he landed -- >> there it is. brendan: it is a bay -- olivia: i am looking through the castles of italy. >> this one was from 100 years later i the first guy to put maps of a uniform size. tom: she has a book from the time of the pilgrims? >> this to go for $500,000. olivia: it is well worth it. brendan: where they originally not fortnight gators but for richmond to know what they had? >> henry viii was curious everybody was crashing, they were portrayed, to help people get the goods where they were going. tom: jason trenn

>>> new this morning, two cars collide on columbus boulevard what police are saying about the driver who allegedly caused this crash. >>> also, we're live with the latest on the severely disabled man abandoned in a wooded area of cobbs creek. >>> and an arrest warrant has been issued for his mother. >>> and a frantic scare in washington d.c. u.s. capitol lock down for a gunman. >>> it is sunday, april 12th, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. let's send it over to carol. it sound like we have a nice day on top. >> that is an under statement we have an unbelievably gorgeous day shaping up. it was windy yesterday nicole and everybody else but today not windy. temperatures will be warmer. the the sun will be out. it looks like a stellar day. it is gorgeous out there already this morning. the it is still dark but still beautiful. ben franklin bridge from campbell's feel camera, you can see blue skies there. look at the sunrise starting to come up at the shore just a magnificent looking day, starting already now. we will head out to the palmyra cove natur

. >>> the union take on columbus. >>> espn reports brett mchenry will be back on the air. week for berating a tow truck employee. she apologized for her behavior. >> you mean next, "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: this is ginger this week's winner in the "shelter me rescue of the week" contest. >> and chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >> happening now on "action news" saturday, we continue to follow breaking news out of nepal where a massive earthquake has claimed hundreds of lives and the death toll is expected

columbus dispatch."ood morning. caller: basically, in columbus, i think police are ok. you know, i was in the navy in the 40's in norfolk, virginia. you know what it was like that. a lot of people south of the mason-dixon line still say the civil war is still at halftime. i don't know if you are aware of that. there is still a lot of -- too much racism in this country. by the way, are you aware of the police officers they kicked and tumbled that guy that stole a horse. host: yes. here is the front page story today in "los angeles times" talking about that incident with these san bernardino sheriff's office. francis pusok is the name of the man involved in that. there is a picture of the helicopter footage of the beating there. caller: those 10 cost, as far as i'm concerned, put an example to the fella who said, the mob has many hats but no brains. they showed no brains. they all ought to be excluded from ever serving as believe that -- police officers again. i just want to mention, in the state of michig

the 2-year-old resident of columbus ohio provided support to the terrorist group. fbi says mohamud became a u.s. citizen last year. in april of 2014 he flew to greece with plans to make his way to turkey and syria. justice department prosecutors say he got training in guns and explosives and combat. he came back in june. the fbi says mohamud said a friend told him to come home to carry out a terrorist attack. according to the fbi, mohamud talked about killing police and the military execution-style. >>> thank you. happening now, air strikes by the u.s.-led coalition are helping contain an isis advance in the city of ramadi 70 miles from baghdad. with tens of thousands fleeing, an official in anbar province says it is cutting off supply routes. troops need more reinforcements and weapons. ivan watson is following the latest for us. good morning, ivan. >> reporter: good morning, christine. iraqi government official in ramadi says the iraqi security forces are barely holding on to the city that isis has taken over positions in the east of the city. that issis despite

by the time of columbus columbus himself had been highly influenced by the franciscans to estimate effective in consultation with them prior to his coming to the united states. so the franciscans and if you're the franciscan view of life is something that was very well known by columbus and the spanish royalty were very much in favor of getting the franciscans to come to the new world. so with that can menendez had some contact with franciscanscome and through the king of spain was able to appeal to the franciscans to come. so what happens is in 1573 12 franciscans show up at this is not by chance that there are 12. is very much model of the 12 disciples which premiered earlier in mexico in the very famous historical circumstances and franciscan studies the first 12 apostles went to mexico to begin to evangelize there. so the friars team had established their first outpost which was the content in town -- convent. we did do this book on the spanish borderlands franciscans in california, arizona, texas and florida. what marx marks and distinctions the franciscan experience in florida is that

. >> reporter: the fbi says this 23-year-old from columbus ohio returned from a terrorist training mission with a plan to do something big going to a texas military base to kill american soldiers execution style. he became a citizen last year and left ohio last april with a plane ticket to grease, but instead got off on a layover in turkey and slipped into syria where he joined an al qaeda affiliate training in explosives and hand to hand combat. mohammed flew back to the u.s. in june. >> the benefit of being an american means he has good paper. >> reporter: it's a travel pattern terrorism officials consider a chief concern as americans are going to syria to fight with isis and al qaeda. just you last week fbi arrested another man from wisconsin who was caught in turkey before crossing into syria. and this woman from new york who was part of an online community aimed at recruiting women to travel overseas to join the terrorists groups. 180 americans are believed to have joined isis or al qaeda in syria or were arrested trying to to do so. abc correspondent pierre thomas will have a live re

investigators say feed was a factor during the crash on columbus boulevard in south philadelphia. they tell "action news" the chevy malibu headed south at high rate of speed and struck a northbound car. neeminger driver was injured but the woman in the passenger seat at the malibu is in critical sgln president dpepts of several montgomery county communities were left high and dry for hours today. part of hatboro and upper lor manned walked to no water. >> main was located in the unit block of east moreland avenue. i seen you go through more in the area to make repairs. the water was back on by late afternoon. >> mixed dogs on their way to a better life. they believe from lap caster county spca east erie avenue. 19 in all will surrendered by a woman in phoenix living in unsanitary tnz. spc aevl said 6 dogs open same property. >> students from rowan university took narcotic back to the borough campaign. more than a thousand abdomen were involved in projects all over glassboro. they helped needs put up the yard and use welch as well. most of it was individual homeowners who needed ex

puts it on net gets it past john and three-nothing columbus at the half. watch the header, that will be a goal, and he's going to celebrate little bit. literally, flipping out, with the union lose this one, four to one. >> draft, lots of speculation about what the eagles will do as the marcus rumors just get louder and louder. we caught up with mark sanchez to ask him about his draft day experience. >> no bad draft day. oh so-and-so slid in the draft. whatever, you are getting drafted man it is awesome for you, your hometown, high school, everybody that you represent, with whatever jersey put on, at whatever number you get picked, is an absolute blessing. >> still now year old daughter, penn state grad devon still made national headlines for her battle with pediatric cancer. she now been in remission for one month. yesterday got a treat at temple football game. had her surgery at nearby children's hospital. so they took part today she did get to do the coin toss before the game. but his was the highlight of the day. and the game. check her out. standing ha

we're learning that this man is a 23-year-old from columbus ohio.ria where he went through terror training with the al nusra front. it was there he was told to turn to the states and carry out an act of terrorism. and we are now watching what

the park is located at spruce and columbus boulevard. >> reporter: we tried that, and boy did it work reporter: we did an fyi story, it was so beautiful. this is kelly drive at boathouse rowan accident involving an overturned vehicle. you can see the flashing lights here the vehicle overturned on the jogging path by the boathouse, you have to watch the conditions it is wet and the speed and the wet conditions created the accident. no injuries reported. traffic is squeezing by, stick to mlk drive or the schuylkill. doylestown shuttle busing out bound to doyle next week. >> reporter: we have precipitation popping through philadelphia up toward trenton. we have a lightning strike south of trenton no longer burlington county. this guy is pushing toward surf city. other than that we're dry to the west. looks like we'll get into a lull through a good portion of the day. still cool early, 45 by 9:00 a.m. 60 by noon. clouds and sun in the afternoon. a temperature of 71 by 3:00. high of 73 around 4:00 p.m. after 3:00 p.m. up until 6:00 we're on the look out for showers and gusty storms. wewe h

there is more than 45,000 somalis here in ohio many of them in columbus, and we have evidence of onecalized, and we don't want to paint the entire community with such a broad brush, and the somali community will do what it can and authorities will help it to make sure their young people don't become radicalized in this manner. >> it's interesting, also he chose not to go back to his country of origin somalia, but he chose to go to syria and fight instead. does that suggest anything? >> you know i think he followed his older brother over there, and so in this case i think it was a family tie and he admired what his brother had done so his question is why did his brother go to syria instead of somalia, and that's something that has to be sorted out. i think what it shows is that when they get -- when isis or the various groups over there get an american or european those people once they become trained is much more valuable as terrorists out in the west than foughter on the front lines in syria or iraq. >> yeah it is something that has been on the radar for a long time clearly back to

from george washington our national father george washington was an immigrant from the kingdom and columbus thomas jefferson and abraham lincoln and now obama our respectful president obama and the principle and everybody we act - actively engage on 0 the mission for the national mission the international mission the national mission and the local city mission to two things the pet element everything with good stuff you know politics and education or people the pathway of self-improvement everything is buildings go and other good stuff that's it about the good mission work for everybody and meditation and mission of mercy and are good things for . >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners beverly upton i'm here as a nonprofit director but here for the resident of the goldberg family i've been lucky enough to live in a flat for 24 years and financing jackie mailer live in the other flat 3 retail spaces below you guess so e see i've brought our historic designation report thank you to supervisor breed and her staff that have been so lovely in

. >> reporter: he's 23 years old, he's from columbus and prosecutors say he bought a one-way ticket toa year ago, but got off the plane in the connecting city of istanbul and made his way into syria. and they say he went to the same place, syria, where his brother had gone in 2013 to join the al qaeda affiliate in syria. his brother was killed in a battle last year. prosecutors claim that when mohamud came back home to columbus he told people he wanted to target anybody in uniform and wanted to quote, kill two or three american soldiers execution style. the pictures you're seeing now is when he was arrested on state charges in february. he'd been under surveillance several months and authorities say his pro-jihadi postings on facebook helped attract the attention of the fbi. >> thank you very much. >>> and the florida mailman who landed a copter on the lawn was released from custody. knowingly operating an unlicensed aircraft and violating national defense airspace. he faces up to four years in prison. he was placed on home detention and required to wear a gps monitor. he's banned from

third floor of a four-story building on columbus avenue.as injured. >>> sentencing happens today for former santa clara county supervisor george shirakawa. he acknowledged he was behind a campaign mailer back in 2010, according to the "mercury news." the flyer was designed to hev javier campos win a san jose city council seat. called an opponent magdalena carrasco a communist sympathizer. shirakawa has pleaded no contest to a felony related to that flyer. >>> got your traffic and weather too for th >>> good morning. i'm gianna franco in the "kcbs traffic" center. checking the roads at the bay bridge, it's much improved in fact. we had some major delays earlier for an accident but things have eased up just a bit. metering lights are on so a little sluggish but overall better through there. westbound 4 at willow pass this accident now cleared over to the right shoulder. still a little slow-and-go just out of antioch into pizzo plan for those delays. also, just a heads up a's and giants at at&t tonight first pitch 7:15 slow there. >>> thank yo

ohio and he threw the first ceremony y'all pitch at columbus clippers minor league game on tuesday ande it from iron man. take a look at this pitch. >> nice. now, he did throw that with his other arm, but what enthusiasm and what a great moment for him and his family. >> this is weird because, you know today is lee majors' birthday aka steve austin the $6 million man, he's 52 which is in bionic years is 12. and also a big fan of the five. >> i never miss his show my number two favorite show was love boat after his. >> you guys may not know today is national take your kids to workday and you would think that my sons would be at work with me but my husband's job is much cooler. they have robots serving snacks and also drones and all i've got is dreg greg. so i lost out but it looks like it's fun. there was kids all over our building today, sadly not mine because that's what they wanted to do. >> how cool is that in. >> so tomorrow is the 25th anniversary of the hubble telescope and guess what, nasa put out some of the spectacular pictures that have come from hubble. a star cluster, weste

here we see columbus arriving in the new world looking remarkably fresh. but hiding in the right-hand corner are the indians who were there when columbus arrived. we want to get into this business of the columbian exchange. indians have not only then he raised from american history they have any raised from world history -- not only have the indians then he raced -- erased from american history, they have been erased from world history. massive amounts of technology, wealth, labor, food left in the americas for europe and asia. meanwhile, they were sending back to the new world many things of their own. a lot of animals, different plants. of course, disease. disease was the most devastating factor. it was the decisive factor in the confrontation between the indigenous and the new arrivals. the estimate is that the population, the native population of the americas was reduced by 90% in 100 years. there is no precedent, no similar experience anywhere in known human history. yet it was the wealth that existed in the americas that made the explosive growth of

flames started just after 10:00 at a home on columbus avenue. arson investigators have been called to the scene. that's standard operating procedure, until they can pinpoint the cause. nobody else was hurt. >>> also new this morning the search is on for the gunman who shot a hayward man to death overnight. late last night, police say the 22-year-old victim was found shot in the chest on jefferson street just off mission boulevard. emergency crews tried to save him, but he died at the scene. at this point police have fought released any information on a possible suspect. >>> now take good look at this under surveillance photo. san francisco police are looking for there man. the under surveillance image cap cured just moments after police say he hit a homeless man in the head with what looked like what was a metal pipe. today in the bay we are joined live from san francisco, stephanie, some of the victims saw that. some of the victim's friends say they are fought surprised he didn't die in this attack. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning to you,

. >>> a columbus, ohio, man pleaded not guilty to charges of terrorism. >> yes. 32-year-old abdirahman sheik mohamud was in syria being trained to use explosives then was recruited to come back to the u.s. he talked about coming back to military bases and killing soldiers execution style. his back up plan, attack a prison. >>> well, prince william and kate are ready to give birth nay day more. 90% of bets on baby's gender are being placed on a sister for prince george. >> we are taking 300 to 400 a day and i expect it to go up to thousands a day. it is building. >> if bookmakers have it right, prince william and kate will have a blond haired girl named alice. >>> and if you like a saturday evening, maybe a lazy, which car company is the first and only to offer built-in 4g lte wi-fi in cars, trucks and crossovers? ranking from top to bottom. i'm gonna say mercedes is the innovator. bmw just because they're pricey. the final answer... wow...(cheers) chevy. this model has the wi-fi in it? -yep that's the dream to have wi-fi in the car. get cash back for 15% of the msrp on select 2015 mode