me about columbus. he founded many lands. >> well then you know all about it. >> christopher? >> you don't want to hear what i have to say. >> did columbus do something to offend you? >> yeah. genocide. >> he sailed here on a ship. >> why is columbus famous. >> he settled over to puerto rico and we have a lot of puerto ricans here. >> what? >> i know. >> he is a guy credited incorrectly with discovering the united states and he didn't. fiddle sticks, rubbish. >> no! >> do you know columbus' nationality. >> indian? i don't know what he was. >> purity geez. purity geese. >> what was columbus' nationality. >> england. [ buz english. >> pilgrim? he was american? >> i believe. >> what are you thinking about? >> italian. now, what year did columbus discover america? >> 19 -- i don't know. >> 18 -- >> 1800? >> yeah, around there. >> you are off by a couple hundred years. >> what a mouth on that guy. >> when did columbus discover america? >> um, 1776. [ buzzer ] >> 1806? [ buzzer ] >> 1805. [ buzzer ] >> 1492.

me about columbus.ed many lands. >> well then you know all about it. >> christopher? >> you don't want to hear what i have to say. >> did columbus do something to offend you? >> yeah. genocide. >> he sailed here on a ship. >> why is columbus famous. >> he settled over to puerto rico and we have a lot of puerto ricans here. >> what? >> i know. >> he is a guy credited incorrectly with discovering the united states and he didn't. fiddle sticks, rubbish. >> no! >> do you know columbus' nationality. >> indian? i don't know what he was. >> purity geez. purity geese. >> what was columbus' nationality. >> england. [ buzzer ] >> he wasn't english. >> pilgrim? he was american? >> i believe. >> what are you thinking about? >> italian. now, what year did columbus discover america? >> 19 -- i don't know. >> 18 -- >> 1800? >> yeah, around there. >> you are off by a couple hundred years. >> what a mouth on that guy. >> when did columbus discover america? >> um, 1776. [ buzzer ] >> 1806? [ buzzer ] >> 1805. [ buzzer ]

he learned in here in the city of columbus. [applause] its values, and skill, it's inspiration. in fact, his 1st writing job was for the post which was located right around the corner. this very neighborhood. someone who never forgot about our city even though he has gone on to win awards , written multiple books, great books. oneone of his books turned into a movie, the butler. someone who cares deeply about his past, deeply about the city of columbus, and he is now one of the if not the premier great american biographer in our country. country. someone we are proud of the city of columbus. [applause] will hagood, someone needs to tell the stories of our people. or there willwithin we will be lost. and he does it in an eloquent way, when it is exciting and expect -- exciting and inspiring for the future, for our children i say that we can never plan ahead unless we understand from where we come. will hagood has been that person, explained where person, explained where we come from so that we can march on to the future, and he

heroin is showing up everywhere in places like columbus, ohio. the area has long been viewed as so typically middle american that, for years, many companies have gone there to test new products. we went to the columbus suburbs to see how heroin is taking hold in the heartland. i'm sitting here looking at you, and you look young and fresh, you're the... you're the girl next door. and you were addicted to heroin. >> hannah morris: i mean, obviously, it's very flattering that you say, like, i don't look like a junkie. but even miss america could be a junkie. i mean, anybody can be a junkie. >> whitaker: hannah morris is in college now. she says she's been clean for a year, but in high school, she was using heroin. hannah lives outside columbus, in the upper-middle class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> morris: it started with weed, and it was fun

columbus wins the first set 25-23. nevada showswsts experience in the next three sets. erin frances, one of her 16 kills. cubs beat the ail -- sailors in four sets. >> jusplaying against a well disciplined, tradioned team, that just kind of took advantage of us, and they have been here year in, year out, so this is kind of very new for this team, and so like i told the girls, thank you to our seniors for briing us here, and everybody that's coming back, you know, we are one foot in the water here, and just move forward. >> alson 3-a, top ranked west liberty battles ford city. set point in the first set, and it's forest city, hit it long. west liberty will take the first set. and the fans watch the team against the victory. west liberty advanced three sets to one. another 3-a match pits two eastern iowa schools, center point urbana taking on mount vernon. th pointers start strong. kinsella with the kill. ctct takes the first, 25-23, but the mustangs record back. in the -- roared back. in the second set, sydney and indicate with the double block. mount vernon takes the ne

incredibly, researchers at nationwide childrens hospital in columbus, ohio found the majority of young children dont wake up to conventional smoke alarms. parma fire spokesman doug turner says, experts found biological differences between kids and adults 6 year olds through 12 year olds their sleep habits are different, they go the smoke detector doesnt wake that age group up as quickly.once the boys have been asleep for a couple hours its time to start the test i have them sleep with their door closed because it buys them extra time.. a solid wood door will last up to 20 minutes anthony says, they still should hear the very loud alarms; 1 right outside the bedroom ... the high pitch alarms are deafening the clock ticking and nothing happens.... for two full minutes .. i had my girlfriend actually open the door to see if there was any movement and she said there wasnt the door stays open and nearly a minute later nicholas finally gets up but christopher never moves we were kind of freaked out about it for me it took way too long their results, while alarming are consistent with that re

heroin is showing up everywhere in places like columbus, ohio.ng been viewed as so typically middle american that, for years, many companies have gone there to test new products. we went to the columbus suburbs to see how heroin is taking hold in the heartland. i'm sitting here looking at you, and you look young and fresh, you're the... you're the girl next door. and you were addicted to heroin. >> hannah morris: i mean, obviously, it's very flattering that you say, like, i don't look like a junkie. but even miss america could be a junkie. i mean, anybody can be a junkie. >> whitaker: hannah morris is in college now. she says she's been clean for a year, but in high school, she was using heroin. hannah lives outside columbus, in the upper-middle class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> morris: it started with weed, and it was fun and i got to go

hannah lives outside columbus in the upper middle class suburb of worthington. are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. >> how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> started with weed. it was fun. i got good weed. went to, oh my gosh, went to pills. it was still fun. percocet. xanax. vicodin. all that kind of stuff. then heroin. i started smoking it at first. >> you're 15? >> yeah. i was like, oh my gosh, that was amazing. >> you remember even now? >> oh, yeah. let's say i've never done a drug in my life. i would normally be happiness at a 6 or a 7 on a scale of 10. then heroin. you're automatically at a 26. i want that again. >> reporter: hannah says the heroin was so addictive that rather quickly she and several other students went from smoking it at parties to shooting it up at high school. >> like doing it at school in the bathroom. >> a syringe? >> a syringe. i would have it in my purse. all ready to go. >> reporter: jenna morrison has st

nevada beats columbus catholic 3-1 "we bounced back well. we didn't come out great. just the new venue and acclamating a little bit i thought they and the grit " "it's awesome i mean we've been here a lot and our goal and so really focusing on what we can do as a team to play at a high level and just to keep on going forward. jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at six. jack: for local five'sveteran's day coverage. it continues right after our newscast. "our veterans' voices" -- a half-hour special -- starts at 6:30 from the iowa gold star military museum. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: it is going to be a stormy afternoon for much of central iowa with severe weather likely especially over the southern half of the state. the most likely type of severe weather will be strong winds with these fast moving large hail will also be possible. the timing of these storms appears to be from 1 pm in sw iowa to around 3 pm in the metro and by 5 pm they will be movin

the earth is flat until columbus sailed to america. >> i like it. it makes columbus and his sailors much braver than they actually were. they were they were brave to go out into this a vast ocean but, yeah there was an american writer in the early 19th century named washington irving who wrote a biography of columbus. he jested up by talking about the fear of going off the edge of the earth. >> .. >> >> it makes a wonderful story. it is the notion that the opposition to copernicus efforts with the sun in the center instead of the earth had to do with demoting the status of humans. for centuries astronomy text books have said that but represents a total misunderstanding of physics and astronomy in the late 16th and early 17th century. so copernicus' published his book and then galileo came along with his telescope but the trouble with the idea of the demotion of humans point out sigmund freud said that science delivered three blows when the earth is no longer the center and the heat himself show that was irrational so then in the universe it was the

he's at columbus circle for us. >> come thursday morning, this place, columbus circle and the entire parade route down 6th avenue is going to be crammed with people and with it a lot of new security layers. >> reporter: utilizing more police officers than ever before, along the two and a half miles of the macy's thanksgiving day parade route, the nypd is confident people will be safe. >> we're very comfortable that we are able to secure it as we there is the parade, credible threat. >> reporter: now in the aftermath of the paris attacks there are new levels of security. >> this will include extra uniform police officers and traffic agents plus additional mobile cameras, helicopters, k-9 and mounted units. dogs will be used to find explosives. for the first time -- >> our force will be supplemented by approximately 200 freshly trained armed critical response cops working along with our police officers from the strategic response group. >> reporter: large bleachers are lining the parade route and record crowds are expected because the weather is expected to be warmer than normal. start

hannah lives outside columbus in the upper middle class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. >> how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> started with weed. it was fun. i got good weed. went to, oh my gosh, went to pills. it was still fun. percocet. xanax. vicodin. all that kind of stuff. i started smoking it at first. >> you're 15? >> yeah. i was like, oh my gosh, that was amazing. >> you remember even now? >> oh, yeah. let's say i've never done a drug in my life. i would normally be happiness at a 6 or a 7 on a scale of 10. then heroin. you're automatically at a 26. i want that again. >> reporter: hannah says the heroin was so addictive that rather quickly she and several other students went from smoking it at parties to shooting it up at high school. >> like doing it at school in the bathroom. >> a syringe? >> a syringe. i would have it in my purse. all ready to go. >> reporter: jenna morrison has str

. >> the politicians in columbus are playing games to be quite blunt. and we may not get literally billions of dollars that we have coming to us. that we're spending the money, but it may not be coming back to us, because politicians have decided they want to play politics. if that happens, that'll be disastrous for our state and it'll certainly be disastrous for our hospital for our nicu. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >> this summer, ohio's state capital columbus was the scene of heated debate over whether or not to expand healthcare coverage for the working poor. >> the question is: "shall the amendment be agreed upon?" >> ohio's republican-controlled legislature turned down $13 billion in extra funding from the federal government for what appeared to be ideological reasons. >> i urge the failure of this amendment. >> they even rejected a comparatively small emergency measure aimed at reducing the state's woeful infant mortality rates. >> we asked for $3.8 million to

been trying to get answers from politicians on the other side of the health care debate here in columbus. the one person we found didn't want to answer any of our questions. and with nothing currently on the table to do anything about healthcare disparities here in ohio, it looks like the state's infant mortality crisis is just going to keep getting worse.

. >>> happening today, drivers in philadelphia now have more places to turnoff columbus boulevard. twenty-one way streets, spruce and callowhill, they are now two way streets near columbus boulevard. that means northbound drivers on columbus boulevard can turn left toward center city on spruce and callowhill. officials are hoping that added waterfront access will clear the way for possible new penn's landing development. >>> marathon weekends also bridges philadelphia an estimated 30,000 people pounded the pavement in center city sunday morning, while roughly 06,000 people lined the streets to cheer them on. philadelphia police stepped up patrols to make sure runners and spectators alike were safe. >> given the events in paris, just a week or so ago, we have taken some extra precautions, some things people won't even necessarily see. but just to be, you know, safety is first always. >> this was the 22nd year for the philadelphia marathon. >> all right, let's talk about the winners here, men's winner from sunday's marathon was man from ethiopia. crossed finish line in two hours, 17

columbus avenue closed between 86 and 77th street. avoid that. issues. prad will mac its way down on columbus serk l east on 34th street that's another part of the grid to avoid. between central park west and columbus broadway where you have a lot of delays to 34th street where the parade will disperse. closures it will 1:00 depends on crowds and how long they stay there. take a look at 34th street and set up, ready to go. train and subways on a sudden schedule. staten island on a saturday schedule. everyone else on a holiday schedule path trains on a saturday schedule. extra service provided to and from the parade. street cleaning rules are suspended. juliet: new york city tradition as the ball drop. 89th thanksgiving day parade starts up in upper west side and then it kind of heads down inthied town area. ben: my museum of natural history that's why liz dahlem live this mornings with the big turkey. things are underway. reporter: we have dancerses and cheer leads making their way before they get started so things are up around central park west and you

columbus. thank you. >>> chipolte said eight of the restaurants are now tied to the outbreak of e. coli that led the company to voluntarily shut down dozens of locations in washington state and oregon. the number of people sickened has reached at least 37. >>> northern california is getting an early taste of winter with the first major snowfall of the season at mammoth mountain. about a foot fell. so the ski resort decided to open a week early. >>> and captured on camera in portland, oregon, a commuter train pushing through high floodwaters after heavy rain over the weekend. video inside shows passengersup jumping up to avoid the water. the train agency has apologized calling the incident an error in judgment. still ahead tonight, a star on social media calls it quits with a warning to thousands of her young followers with a new study reporting how much time teens are spending online. >>> also for all of us who sometimes get lunch out of a vending machine, we have a fr for adults with an advanc

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avenue, 86 to 34th street is what you want to avoid, the parade will move south to columbus circle, turn up on central park west 59th street and head to sixth avenue all the way down to thirty-fourth to st. that is what you want to avoid to avoid any problems, there's the parade in front of macy's with what is going on. as far as trains holidays and is it the, subways on a subway send a note schedule, street cleaning rules and meters are suspended. ben: you would have had to move the car. >> as much a part of thanksgiving as the turkey and stuffing. mes isn't celebrating thanksgiving in the city. ben: liz dahlem and on the west side. are those balloons ready? >> reporter: they are ready to go. good morning and so are we. this is the big symbol right here, this big turkey ready to roll down central park west, parked here and 77th street and we have seen a lot of the of loads ready to go and balloons as well but let's look down central park west, they are ready to get started in a couple hours. we were expecting record-breaking crowds with this beautiful day, over 3 million people exp

the red bulls taking on the columbus crew. this game over from the start as justin of the crew scored ten seconds into the match. the red bulls would never recover from there. columbus takes the opener of the eastern conference finals. talk about bad timing when it comes to catching a bad case of the hiccups, take a look at this... duke: singing an australia national anthem on friday and the hiccups just came on, huh stuck it out and continuing to sing until the end. baseball is a big sport in ben: i department didn't know pson, the holiday season's you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this s eason, all at one place.

it makes columbus and his sailors much braver than they actually were. they were brave to go out into this vast ocean, but, yeah, there was an american writer in the early 19th century named washington irving who wrote a biography of columbus. and he jazzed it up by talking about the fear of going off the edge of the earth. well, this is a total crock. since greek antiquity, since aristotle, every educated person in the world, western world, knew that the earth was a sphere. this was a nonissue. one minor exception in the greek eastern orthodox community there were a few people who promoted a flat earth. but nobody's been found in the west, no scholar, and even among the eastern orthodox this was a minority opinion. i think there are only two writers whose works survived, but presumably they had some followers as well. but this just didn't exist except that it got told and retold, and it makes a wonderful story. it's about equivalent to the notion that a lot of the opposition to copernicus' effort to place the earth in the center -- let me see, sun in th

police shot and killed the man suspspted of shootininthe columbus couple and their 7-year-old son. their 12-year-old daughter is in critical condition. the suspect is a neighbor. they are searching for a motive. >>> the los angeles times reports on a falsely convicted man ordered free after 16 years behind bars. loougs czar gasluis vargas was released. they believe the crime was committed by a notorious gunman. >>> a tulane med student, an attempted video, he admitted to both crimes. >> he was a arrested without rther incident and has given our detectives a full confession about the incident. >> under surveillance cameras show a man tracking a woman towards and suv on friday. peter gold can be seen being shot in the stomach after intervening. then the shooter's gun jams as he aims at gold's head. he is hospitalized in what is called guarded condition. >>> > e dallass morning news reports illegal action by the family of a muslim teen whose homemade bomb clock was mistaken for bomb. his family are seeking $15 million from the city of irving and the school district. they are threateni

cook the turkey's and bring them here to the knights of columbus. they are cut out and prepared for the meals later today. it is usually about 300 turkeys they have donated. this year, more than 400 were prepared for the meals for this thanksgiving. they reach out to other organizations to pass on the generosity. the more than three tons of given to people, served in this afternoon who otherwise might spend this holiday alone. larry: also in arlington, more than 4000 runners began working off that thanksgiving meal even before they ate it. organizers also teamed up with local small businesses, giving runners special black friday and deals. several streets were just opened a little over an hour ago. there.ual 5k it is the 14th year for the event. they raised more than $630,000 this year to support the hungry and homeless. beautiful running weather around here. not the case in other parts of the u.s.. rough holiday weather slimming 19 states. in california, strong winds causing problems that if we market. 11 people were injured after a tent was tossed

of our marriage in columbus. i want to stay here..is all i can really i'm staying here, because that's what he expressed to me. i want to be where he is. if that is what i can have. the funeral of sergeant-- a lot of men died, but strategically, it was a victory. >> i characterize this entire campaign is being the most successful of this conflict thus far. its success is unprecedented. we are seeing americans come to grips with large-scale the enemies units. is is going to be a pattern of the war? >> it seems evident that the leadership in hanoi has sent down to south vietnam regular forces. how many more, we do not know. >> it was a bitter and valuable experience. it taught us the value of mobility in fighting a guerrilla war. it has also pointed out the intendsact that hanoi to commit a filled army to vietnam. communists are massing in south vietnam, and so are we. they feel we are divided. there impressed by student demonstrations. hanoi, a student is a rare and honored member of society. the enemy knows he cannot defeat us in the

reporting live on columbus circle. tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you tim. >>> the body of a man whose canoe capsized in new jersey has been found. the body of 27-year-old was discovered today in white meadow lake in rockaway township after a two day search. the victim's name not being released at this time. police first received reports of the capsized canoe at around 3:00 a.m. on sunday. and he was treated at a hospital and released. >>> well, the man accused of shooting and killing a new york city police detective has been indicted. 30-year-old tyrone howard has been charged with aggravated murder, first degree murder. second degree murder, robbery, and criminal possession of a weapon. detective randolph holder you may recall was shot in the head in east harlem on october 20th. the manhattan district attorney said he hopes the prosecution will give some comfort to holder family and his colleagues. >>> a massive drug ring operating out of a days inn motel in nanuet. federal agents arrested 30 peop

. >> gary : the sharkies hosting columbus at the tank.n torterella new blue jackets coach 2nd period/ 2-1 columbus joe pavelski scores off the steal 2-2 tie 2nd period/ 2-2 tie boone jenner scores off the deflection from his teammate behind the net 3-2 blue jackets 29 seconds later. ryan murray the slapper from on front to scotre 4-2 blue jackets final: 5-2 blue jackets sharks have lost 6 of last 8 games with the trade deadline past and no movement although it seems unlikely according to some reports the 49ers have not ruled out colin kaeprnick returning to the starting lineup some including bleacher report and nfl.com's ian rappaport say the team may just sit him a week or two of course of blaine gabbert plays well that won't happen but common thought is that the 49ers offensive woes go way beyond kaepernick and gabbert won't help a number of other teams have also reportedly shown interest in acquireing kaepernick after the season as long as they don't have to pay his $14 million prioce tag and jim harbaugh is giving tips on how to stay

second period action, sharks down one here, columbus turns it over. stick work and scores. his fifth straight game with a goal. under two to go in the second. puck ricochets in front of the net. columbus scores three in the period, the sharks lose 5-2. >>> the warriors back in action tomorrow night. hosting the l.a. clippers who are 4-0. you can see the game on csn bay area. >>> more news after the break. >>> is it still halloween? >> no it's moved on. >> that means it's a holiday season. the capital christmas tree arriving today. 61 feet high and 5400 pounds will be decorated with 10,000 l.e.d. lights. y it's not thanksgiving yet. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bill o'reilly, paul bettany, musical es