here in columbus.eers] i don't know how all you felt, but boy i thought your congresswoman really knocked it out of the park at the convention. [cheers] i haven't even had time to tell joyce this but i think it might be on the very first night, she was sitting in the box with my husband, sitting next to him and all of a sudden twitter was going crazy, who is that beautiful well-dressed elegant woman sitting next to bill clinton? [cheers] thatinally somebody said if the congresswoman from ohio. to have her proud support. there's somebody else with u, somebody very special to us. somebody special to ohio. your former governor ted strickland. [cheers] i've had the great privilege of knowing ted for decades. i have seen how hard he has worked. he got dealt a bad hand being governor during the republican generated great recession and doing everything he could to try to help ohioans get through that. now he is running to represent you in the senate. i think your other great senator, sherrod brown deserves a

any moment now donald trump expected to take the stage in columbus. it's his first rally since his conflict with the family of the khans began. the relentless back and forth has not slowed down and we were expecting to hear more from trump within the hour. he may or may not take questions from the crowd. it's not the first time that we have heard the name before. this story starts in 2004 with a "nightly news" update shortly after khan was killed in iraq. >> captain khan of virginia taught swimming to handicap children while at the university of virginia. he was due to return home last month, but his iraq tour was extnded. he died on june 8th. captain khan was 27 years old. >> donald trump, you're asking americans to trust you with their future. let me ask you, have you even read the united states constitution? i will gladly lend you my copy. you have sacrificed nothing. and no one. >> he was very emotional and probably looked like a nice guy to me. his wife, if you look at his wife, she was standing there. she had nothing to say. she probably maybe w

donald trump appearing at a town hall meeting in columbus. he'll be answering questions from voters assembled in the room. when mr. trump takes the microphones we'll take you there live. >> hillary clinton says she has work to do to win voters' trust. she talked to "fox news sunday" for her first tv interview since becoming the democratic nominee. he told chris wallace she, quote, made a mistake for having a private e-mail server but disagreed with fbi director james comey said she -- >> the director said my answers were truthful and what i've said is consistent with what i have told the american people. there were decisions discussed and made to classify retroactively certain of the e-mails. >> a fact checker at the "washington post" gives her four pinocchios for the answer. writing that while comey did say there was no evidence she lied to the fbi, that's not the same as saying the told the truth to the american public. mike emanuale is in nebraska where clinton is set to hold a campaign event. what did clinton say about her tryings with th

we met him at a state crime lab outside columbus. it's in our cities, but it's also in our wealthier suburbs. it's in our small towns. there is no place in ohio where you can hide from it. >> whitaker: it's that pervasive? >> dewine: there is no place in ohio where you couldn't have it delivered to you in 15, 20 minutes. >> morris: i can text and say, "hey, do you have this?" we can meet. they would bring it to my house, leave it under the mat. it's pretty easy to get. >> morris: uh-huh, yeah. to me, it was easier to get than weed or cocaine, definitely easier. >> whitaker: dealers with connections to the mexican cartels sell heroin everywhere, even in this department store parking lot outside columbus. >> he'll be coming out of that car right there. >> whitaker: our cameras captured the purchase of this heroin by an undercover police informant. what is this? >> so this is a couple types of heroin that we see. >> whitaker: attorney general ke dewine's staffers say the some of it is cut with other drugs that make it even more powerful

traveling from columbus to las vegas. the passenger presented a monkey to agents and then carried it through the detectors. he boarded the plane with the monkey in a duffel bag. three hours into the flight and attendant got a surprise when the monkey popped his head out of the passenger shirt.>> we saw a monkey gotten loose on the plane. >> how do you get a monkey on a plane. >> since the monkey was on his best behavior the flight continued. once at the gate in las vegas police said the passenger showed the proper documents proving the monkey was a therapy animal. he was never put under arrest and the man went on about his business. in this case is monkey business. [ laughter ].>>> they were all okay. if there are me -- a therapy >> we are not looking at any monkey business here. it has definitely been busy across the weather center the last few days and it will continue for friday and unfortunately for the weekend. the major concerns right now our flash flooding throughout the weekend. we will see a lot of moisture makin

kaine: hello, columbus. wow. man.e have had an intense week and we roll up here tired as could be, and you just gave us a shot of energy. mr. kaine: this is so cool. this is so cool. mr. kaine: hey, let me do a ouple thank you's. i want to thank roger peters, proud vietnam vet. i think one thing we showed this week in philadelphia is what a patriotic, upbeat, optimistic, pro-america party we are in the democratic party. mr. kaine: and you guys show us the great beauty of our country. was in philadelphia so different from that dark, twisted convention that the republicans put on the week efore? mr. kaine: i know we have the mayor and congressman strickland will be a fantastic senator. give them a round of pplause. mr. kaine: i really mean that, what we said about philadelphia. we felt the hospitality there was great, that the spirit of our democratic family was great, and it was such a contrast with the kind of dark, twisted vision that donald trump said is america, but really it is just a tour through his head, and fo

heroin is showing up everywhere in places like columbus, ohio.a 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 over a year, but in high school, she was using heroin. hannah lived 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 an

it's taking out most of the lanes headed southbound right around columbus road.e're seeing that here on our map system. that string of red is where that road closure is. it's a pedestrian-involved accident as well. that could be serious problems or delays because there may be an accident investigation or a long one that will be under way because of that. i'll be paying attention to philadelphia international airport. 95, no big problems, no major delays. there have been cancellations for delta airlines, up to four we know of right now. definitely check before you head out the door. >> a new training among olympic athletes involving an ancient healing tech neeg thatnique thae rage. >>> and creek rescue, we'll show you how crews saved a stranded dolphin at the jersey shore. welcome to the wonder of the olympic games. one day, the world came together. a dog, talked. we're decedent from the mighty wolf. a voice was heard. if you build it, he will come. a girl discovered magic. a revolution began. welcome, to the wonders that happen, everyday. welcome, to it all. comc

we are live in columbus circle with the mobile weather lab. back to you. >> thank you. >>> some new sugar guidelines. how much the american heart association says children should be consuming. >> plus, going to great lengths to get rid of geese. ?[ music ]? >> see the dogs on kayaks scaring them away on the west side. >> and coming up on the "cbs presidential nominee. cbs 2's maurice dubois in for scott pelley tonight. maurice? >> reporter: hi there, kristine. these what's coming up on the broadcast. republican vice-presidential nominee mike pence goes one-on- one with major garrett. don't miss what they have to say. also, martin shkreli became the poster boy for drug price gouging. now he is defending the soaring cost of life-saving epipens. and firefighters facing new "cbs evening news" at 6:30. see you then. >> look forward to it maurice. see you in a few. >>> in the meantime, in sports, the latest on victor cruz. will he play against the rival >>> in healthwatch, new guidelines on sugar the american heart association is saying children bet

. >>> no more columbus day. one city votes to change the name of the holiday. here's hollie. . >> we're talking nine. welcome to tuesday. it's not up yet. 6:52 sunrise time today. it's going to be sun-filled. a lot to look forward to as you wake up and get ready. how's it going? hopefully nice and easy. everything is calm. we are going to have a summer feel today. we're in our last couple weeks here. looks like we're going to enjoy every moment of it. 70 at 9:00. low 80s at lunch. that's where we should be for highs. 79 the normal high for this day. 86 or so is what on. further inland, 80s to near 90 degrees. getting warm at school this week. 50s and 6s 0 this 6 -- and 60s this morning. we've got a lot of sunshine. planning on scattered showers and storms before the week is through. when that front pushes through, a bit of a cool down i'll let you know when rain arrives and the cool down we're tuesday morning. >> i cannot wait for that cool down. it's been hot. in terms of traffic, we start in strongsville, one incident to tell you about. a water main break on

in our on going look at small business cities, kate rogers tablgs us to columbus, ohio. >> it may be known for its widely popular nashville style that's more but the business rewarding han the lo >> let's get ready for chicken! >> the loss is imemployee ir a ration. others haved time from e is accepting the fair chance back to employment, their determination and will power and motivation is particularly higher, so at this point, it's not a nice to do for chicken takeover is sim pollic of columbus, ohio. the area has a thriving small that foundation coupled with afford bability of successful big businesses headquartered here from dsw to l brands, have paved t brins di syndicate. the company aiming to sell $1 million in product. instead, they sold $4 million. this year, they're on track to sale $14 million worth of merchandise. being locate nd the midwest means she can access affordable space and pay her workers well above the local minimum wage of $8.10 an hour. like other local start ups, robinson is committed to creating jobs in the it's a con senn. >> seth: we need a lot of big one

each in this department store parking lot outside columbus. captured the purchase of this heroin by an undercover police informant. what is this? >> this is a couple types of heroin we see. >> reporter: attorney general mike dewine staffers say the mexican heroin can be cheap, $10 a hit or less. some of it is cut with other drugs that make it even more powerfuled than deadly. and dealers keep inventing new ways to outwit law enforcement. what do you have here? >> these are actually taet like a prescription tablet. but they contain heroin. >> heroin in pill form? >> that look like pills. >> this is new? >> very new the we have only seen a few cases in the lab. >> reporter: something else mike dewine says is new since his days as county prosecutor. heroin has lost its stigma as a poisonous back alley drug. >> there is no psychological barrier any more that stops a young person or older person from taking heroin. >> anybody watching today, this show, it could be your family. there its no s no typical perso. it permeated every seg segment of socie

hannah lives outside columbus, in the upper middle-class suburb of worthington. her parents are pre questionals. median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just anotherparty drug. >> how did you get to the depths? what was the path you took? >> started with weed. it was fun. i got the good weed. want to, my gosh, i want to pills. it was still fun. percocet, xanax, vicodin. >> 16. >> it was amazing. >> you remember now. >> let's say i had never done a drug in my life. i would normally be happiness, 6 or 7. scale of 10. you take heroin and you are at 26. you are like, i want that again. 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. >> look doing it at school. in the bathroom. >> reporter: a syringe? >> a syringe, have it in my purse. already to go. >> reporter: jenna morrison has been off heroin for more than three years. she comes from a town that is smaller and more rural than hannah's. jenna says her addiction started w

lonnie quinn is out in columbus circual the mobile weather lab. very nice evening. >> reporter: thank you much. here is weather mobile lab, brand new edition. you are right, great day today. looks like it wants to roll on. how long will we have the niechl temperatures and low humidity? >>> a new jersey jewelry store had a top-of-the-line security system but it did not stop a pair of thieves from breaking in, how police say they did it and what they got away with. >>> real-life drama for in the hamptons. >>> a final resting place with a big price tag, why one basilica thinks it can get $7 million for a few places in the crypt. >>> coming up on evening news, new zika concerns in florida, school is just starting there for a lot of kids, right? >> that is what is coming up tonight, students returning to school in miami as the zika zone is starting to grow. >>> also, to fight forest fires? how this lab experiment could hold the answer and the most valial riable thing in this one store in manhattan thon upper east side, it speaks volumes, all that and t

the monkey went through a scanner in columbus and the woman was holding it. frontier airlines is is no, the monkey was in the woman's duffel bag.clearly how the animal made its way on board is a monkey mystery. >> kelsey: frontier says that the passenger gave police at the airport all of the paperwork when he or she, which landed. but we wanted to know about the emotional support monkey. how easy is it to register your pet? the answer may surprise you. we will have that coming up on news 3 live at six.report 11 mccarran airport, kelsey thomas, news 3. >> marie: looking forward to that kelsey. now on to the clark county german grand jury which indicted people for dozens of -- one also accused of murder. 29-year-old -- facing multiple charges and burglary also a murder charge being faced by one who was gunned down at an apartment. they say one man killed maddox and then ran off to california. he remains in a los angeles county jail awaiting extradition to las vegas. >> jim: now at five, a scathing report from the us the justice department on how the baltimore a

i want you to take a look at some video from columbus. columbus holds one of the largest art festivals you find in the country. they normally get a million people to come out and they have a ton of artists there as well hundreds of artists and the funny thing, a lot of in ohio who said, hey, when there's a show in cleveland we'll come to that one, too. so a lot of the artists i talk to who are here now said they only came to cleveland because of that festival that's also in columbus. but if you take a look here you can see some of the art on the stands. you can also see, um, a lot of the other tents that are set up, as well. now, one thing i do want you guys to know is, it does open tomorrow. it's open tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and then also on saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. then sunday they are going to be here from 11 a.m. from what i'm told the prices are reasonable. you can get stuff as low as 5 bucks but all the way up to the thousands if you are interested, mr. tye. >> i'm not in the art collection business but, you know, i

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she was born at the columbus zoo last year.. but is now making her way to oregon for her new home this fall. the columbus zoo helped nora grow to be a healthy polar bear.. after her mother left the cub attended for long periods of time. her debut at the oregon zoo is expected mid- october. /// ((demetria obilor)) >>> trending now.. confirmed the cast.. for the "ocean's 11" reboot that will have an all female cast. the movie is being called "ocean's eight".. and will star anne hathaway, rihanna, awk-wa-fina, helena bonham carter, mindy kaling, sandra bullock, and cate blanchett. there could be possible cameos from the stars of the original trilogy.. and it will be directed by steven soderbergh. filming is expected to start this october. /// sherry how's the weather today? and cooling off to the 80s... with a few spots down to 70s. it's the ... we wound up making it above 100 degrees yesterday afterall. all the way to 103 again with the help of the winds. but because the air is so dry, it didn't feel all that hot. ............. we

. >> sreenivasan: the clinton campaign is wrapping up its rust belt bus tour today in columbus, ohio. donald trump will campaign in ohio and pennsylvania tomorrow. muslims throughout france attended catholic mass yesterday and today to pay tribute to a priest killed by islamic radicals in a knife attack earlier this week. father jacques hamel, an 85 year old catholic priest, was killed in his church near rouen in normandy by two men who had pledged their allegiance to isis. the killers were shot to death by police. the french muslim community council had urged muslims throughout the country to join catholics in solidarity as they pay tribute to the slain priest. meanwhile pope francis wrapped up a five day visit to poland with a massive outdoor service near krakow. the pope encouraged hundreds of thousands of young people gathered to mark world youth day to "believe in a new humanity". turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan moved today to further tighten his government's control of the armed forces following this month's failed military coup. erdogan fired 1,400 soldiers, sailors and

as for the season between akron in columbus. he says it has not sunk in but he knows the promotion is not for show , the team is chasing october. not an audition for next year, the team, it is a first-place ball team and their ocular championship the fake that they've got faith in me gives me more confidence. it is early but time for the arguments to begin . which are worthy of accolades and get the nod and the fox 8 top eight. hopes to lead the wildcats back to the onene playoffs saint ignatius is number four the defending champ beating the mccamley and hoban knights number three i say you buy land and the mentor cardinals are number two, the same edward eagles beginning number one on the fox 8 top eight. choices the polls close at nine the winner and 10:00 p.m. tracy mccool they are cohost on frida the proud copley alum. a total takeover? mark zuckerberg is one step closer to unveiling a boko haram record video of an infant left in a restaurant booth and then posted on facebookta. >> is then viewed by more than 4 million times

are back with simply in clark and many talented players vote to take them back down to columbus they faceem canton mccamley will be at canton central catholic. the variety and the hornets hav been to five straight title games winning columbus, they are in chagrin fallss,. there is a team that is accustomed to titles but miss the playoffs in 2015, saint ignatius wildcats, of 111 state titles began the season tonight in p.j. is live there. >> > 30 minutes away from cook-off, as they wildcatsts on normandy, normandy at home tonight, looking for many more victories than the last six years mm they had only six in t last six years, the wildcats look to get back to the playoffs, they missed it last year, the second time they have met on the gridiron and hopefully, they look ahead to next week's matchup as they tak on the mentor wildcats. now to, in dance bands help has arrived, corey kluber, has gone five-zero in his last eigh is here a is 1.78 striking out eight and 6.2 innings while giving up two runs in his last outing sunday, the indians mets need to wake up, they scored three runs tota

ohio connection to gymnastics simon biles already considered one of the best gymnasts was born in columbus. she's the favorite to win multiple golds here. she hasn't lost since 2013 but she was too young to compete in the london olympics so today is her first time in the olympic her over the next few days. team usa's number 2 gymnast also has a connection to columbus, she has been training recently in a facility in westerville called buckeye gymnastics for this year's games. black to you. . >> and a reminder olympics will continue tonight at 8:00 and we have additional coverage on our website you can head over to wkyc.com for the very latest. >>> we do have other news tonight, a michigan man has been arrested after 2-dozen people got sick from eating candy laced in butler ohio. gross was charged with trafficking. concert goers were given candy with a very high doseth thc. they looked like candy. concery decided despite the overdoses. >> we've had no problem. it was the only incident we've had, so don't see any reason to shut the -- to shut it down >> how did they find him. >> witnesses hel

we are at columbus circle. yesterday i gave you a tour of the devices on the roof but i want to go up top and show you one thing as far as how we are displaying information. that's the anemometer. those spinning spoons? that's giving us information on the wind. so if you look down here at our monitor, right here is your much of anything, 1.3, 1.9 miles per hour. but if you swing it up top, here's the three seconds average. it changes every three seconds. they are noun 3.3. i have a two-minute average and here's a 10-minute average. so we catalog the data so i can tell you the biggest winds gusts we have had over the last 10 minutes but i can go deeper than that if i have to. i can tell you more if we are in the middle of a big storm. live pictures outside right now, it's a good-looking shod. you heard dick and kristine saying how pretty it gorgeous right now, mostly sunny, 78 degrees. the almanac shows us the high temperature today was 81. so comfortable 3 degrees cooler than it should be. the radar picture, qu

he's in columbus today.ents ago he addressed the press, not at all touching on sort of this current conversation we've reason is having about this controversy involving his back and forth over twitter regarding captain khan's parents. instead he said this. >> we've had thousands of people outside, thousands that were turned away by -- purely for political reasons. they said in this massive building you're not allowed to have any more than a thousand people and that's nonsense. we could have had four, five, six thousand people. they've all been turned away. you saw them, that's a disgris. that's for political reasons, they were turned away. so we have a thousand people in there. they won't allow any more. the fire marshal said he's not allowed to allow any more even though the building holds many thousands of people. so i want to tell you that. that's politics at its lowest. you ought to check it out but it's politics at its lowest. let's have a good time. >> so there you have it, quick comments from mr. trum

the monkey you see behind me is one on board the frontier flight from columbus. we learned the monkey was the passenger's service animal...but the flight crew and others on board had no idea so they were definitely shocked when they found out.. passengers on board a frontier flight from columbus to las vegas ( ) flew in to town with an unexpected passenger 8-14 chris billman, sat next to monkey owner: next thing i know he says 'i have something really cool here' he said 'i got a monkey' and he lit it up with a flash light and showed it to us. a 7 inch service monkey tucked away under its owner's shirt. chris billman sat next to the pair - he says the flight crew had no idea. chris billman: it was about half way through the flight that they pulled him aside and talked to him about it. the stewardesses kind of caught on that it was there because he had a bulge in his shirt and you could kind of smell it. fox5 reached out to frontier - they say service animals are welcome on flights but this passenger broke policy when he anyone know. they also say he refused to sho

behind it is heavier rain coming all the way down close to the columbus area. all this ultimately will funnel right over the same area that got hit earlier this slowly but surely these -- this line of storms is moving off to the east. when i put the rainfall totals on for the next couple of hours, these are just estimates, i can't help but notice h this one towards lorraine that has already seen a lot of rain this afternoon, over an inch. this is just in a couple of hours. the interesting thing i'm most worried about, south of there, that's where the heaviest rain totals are adding up. downpours, thunder an lightning towards cleevend heights and richmond heights as well. heading out tonight, best bet is to carry an umbrella and to have a backup planner someplace you can run and get cover. the line of showers and storms is ultimately going to move up and over cleveland. downtown area could see rainshowers as early as 7:30 tonight but could continue all the way through midnight as a lot of h this rain drags across the area. behind all this, once the nicer days. t

columbus was too far. his time was put on hold so he could serve in world war ii. there he took top honors in the gi olympics. he returned to college as soon as he was back on american soil. before his college degr 1949 came, olympic gold in london, he won with confirmation from the first ever photo finish. >> when this race ended, the 100 meters ended, brian began to jump up and down and clasped his hands over his head as though he had won. sure enough, when the official announcement was made, a minute or two later, it turned out that bones indeed had won. >> reporter: he won a lot. cleveland was the winner, being home to one of the best ever to blue. ? [music] ? >>> still ahead, he is an olympic marathoner from cleveland by way of africa. he's been running his whole life. we'll introduce you to a refugee who's on a mission in rio. >> time now for the medicine of the games brought to you by metro health. >> avoiding common sports injuries helps you stay active. in sports, going too fast, doing too much or going for too long puts you for injury. remember resting yo

sharks alive today could've been swimming alongside the mayflower with christopher columbus. there been lurking in the depths for centuries. they look like weatherbeaten rocks then sharks. they are in the ice cold waters of the arctic and pray on smaller fish. they're only predator is other greenland sharks. they determine their age by their eyes. their secret to a long life might help with our own longevity.>> these sharks are still functioning into their hundred they are attacking their prey eating it, and living. to them is a normal life. we have to learn from this. if we can learn from this and hopefully each of us can learn better.>> maybe the key is their diet. they have been down with the remains of polar bears, rain gear's, and a moose in their stomachs. >> well! 400 years old! >> and you thought that rio pool smells bad![ laughter ] >> oh my goodness! [ laughter ] >>> look at this picture! you to full storm -- beautiful storm! we will see some thunderstorms in the northwestern part of the state. these are going to move from the west to the east. we're all starting to

jack: "jack hanna's into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium. i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into the wild." today, we're headed on a quest into the african wilderness, where gorillas share the same habitat with rare forest elephants. 3 babies. sue: oh, my gosh. it's tiny. jack: it's an adventure filled with surprises. there's a silverback right there in the road. get out of here. i'm leaving no stone unturned. wow. oh, hold it here. jeepers. golly day. creatures of gabon are next on "into the wild." oh, crap. kathaleen: what's wrong? jack: i put my hand in mandrill

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when we columbus area to try to develop a single policy across the buckeyee state with 350 people have died in police chases 1882 i lebron james ismes given back to the community and incentive to love them. attending that we are reunion in her prior to get college degree. all of us up to the present your communitieso t greatest that for myself. those a pretty good physical converted rebirth third-graders there's two weeks away train the very best" coverage right here at fox 8. it is for r snow for forecast is cap next eight our forecast the absence of rain during the something to know for sure.e.o i was 16 years the day says the touring shows sold out and only a very limited number of tickets remainina for thursday. stay tuned all morning month for chance to take it the left-hand bass guitars. a little late for wayne. they made me swear that if there's any possibilitythe mothr is secondary it's not lose shoot down the wrong path. mrs. over the last 48 hours or so. investment look at the stripes. welcome to: cincinnati in dayton. b a northwest went. up towards can perhaps half an inch o

pressure on republicans to answer for their nominees, as some trump supporters including here in columbus shrug it off. on stage, nothing new about the khans, but online, trump once again hitting the gold star family for their blitzing broadcast to make their point. ghazala khan today remembering the last conversation she had with her son. >> i love my soldier, so i will be -- i will take care of them. >> reporter: celeste zapala understands that pain. her son was also killed by an explosion in iraq. >> in a way, they have already gone through the worst days of their lives, i don't think there's anything mr. trump can say to them that will be more painful. >> reporter: the zapalas just one of the gold star families lining up against the gop nominee. with khan's convention speech still resinating, his pocket constitution now an amazon best seller, paul ryan even posing with one, a subtle dig. maybe too subtle for the speaker's critics who wonder how they can continue to support their nominee. john mccain with tough words for trump, quote, the nomination is not accompanied by unfeddered lic

what is different about 1916 is that columbus it brought risks and dangers for the u.s. government that they didn't anticipate and probably didn't face in other parts of central america that probably speaks to the nature of u.s./mexican relations and to the degree of violence. but in short what happens in 1916 is that wilson almost goes to war with mexico. the punitive expedition is a way to find a balance between public animosity and public anger at the same time as he is trying to apprehendvilla. the paradox is that only one goal is accomplished. so it's hard to describe. the long and short of it is this. for the better part of a year 6,000 to 12,000 u.s. troops search for ponchovilla. they face hostile locals. they face trouble from the government in mexico city. throughout that year will give repeated warnings that says the longer the u.s. troops are in the country the more likely war will occur. there are several skirmishes between mexican troops and u.s. troops. i mean the forces and by june 1916 by the summer, probably during a lot of events that we are talking ab