we've also done some data and research and we've traced stories of the fact that columbus and his fleetere traversing through that area in that they had lost several ships in that region on a second and third voyage after the first really famous voyage of discovery of america. we believe we found something and currently historic. >> jon: we are showing the general area where it was found. you dated this anchor as to being somewhere between 1492-1550. how do you get that specific? >> luckily enough, we were able to bring up the anchor and we did some measurements and by the curvature of the anchor, we are able to determine that the anchor was hand forged. only the earwere hand forged any we deduced that it came from the earliest colonial period, such as christopher columbus his fleet. >> jon: melissa is pretty impressed. this anchor is also bent, what does that tell you? >> and had a really violent -- based on some of the stories we heard, based on trying to save one of his ships, we believe this anchor may be associated with that story whereby it was found in an area on the columbus tra

has columbus day off as a holiday. but enough people have columbus day off that you see a noticeable decline in congestion. and just reducing the demand on the roadway by 5%, say, can yield a 40 or even 50% decline in congestion. >> reporter: by 2035, 44 water emergency transportation ferries will serve 16 terminals from silicon valley to the straits, instead of today's six. routes will triple to 12. daily riders will increase five fold to 38,000. >> in fact, the cost of implementing an expanded ferry system is considerably less than huge infrastructure to build another bridge. >> the more ferries the less chance of ain't on another system, say a car crash on a bridge. a bart outage or a natural disaster can destroy the commute or longer term blockage. >> each system can back up the other to the greatest degrees possible. >> at the height of the ferry service, before the bridges were built, 55 million people used to use san francisco bay ferries every year. then cars almost killed off the ferry system. but it is cars n

- christopher columbus era. but that's okay. [laughter]. >> a special thank you to you all the other friends of infrastructure for putting ogether the series of events all across the country highlighting our infrastructure challenges. as you know so well, backbone ture is the of our world class economy. one of the most productive, dynamic in the world. t is a key factor in productivity and economic growth hich has provided millions of hardworking americans with the standard of living that the envy of the world and has provided our country with nprecedented mobility, safety, and security. and, yet, today these gains are crumbling by infrastructure that is ncreasingly congested in need of repair and unable to keep technological change. we're fortunate to have a president who understands the infrastructure. perhaps better than any other memory.in recent he has made revitalizing instrayg and rebuilding truck which you are one of his -- infrastructure one of his priorities. will share ration its vision of the infrast

has columbus day off as a holiday but enough people have columbus day off that you see a noticeableline in congestion. and just reducing the demand on the roadway by 5%, say, can yield a 40 or even 50% decline in congestion. >> reporter: by 203544 water emergency ferries will serve 16 terminals spread from silicon valley to the straits, instead of six. routes will triple to 12 including routes other than to the terminal. daily raiders will increase five fold to 38,000. >> in fact, the cost of implementing an expanded ferry system is consider anably less. >> reporter: more ferries, the less chance of an incident on another transportation system, say a car crash on a bridge, a bart. >> each system can back up the other to the greatest degree possible. >> reporter: now at the peak of the bay area ferry service that was before the bridges were built, 55 million people used the san francisco bay's ferry system every year. those cars almost killed off the ferry. but today, it's a real renna scans. live from treasure island, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> wow, 55 million people before the

we go all the way back to when she was the deputy secretary after christopher columbus came. for me she was very young at the time and we continued working closely when she was the secretary of labor. we know she is going to be just as dedicated and effective in their new role. i can't think of anyone better suited to lead the infrastructure conversation unfolding here and around the country then secretary chao. she has the experience and determination to see through. they have been hard at work to get the team together working on this project in the business community they are partners ready to lend a hand so please join me in welcoming the secretary is a great leader for the project. [applause] >> thank you for that gracious introduction even though you said it was the christopher columbus area but that's okay. in a very special thank you to the infrastructure for putting together the series of events all across the country highlighting the infrastructure challenges. as you know, the infrastructure is the backbone of the economy. one of the most productive and dynamic in th

[applause] >> so, welcome to become culture on columbus. and just a quick notice also, see a couple of cameras here. we're recording for booktv on c-span 2 so after the formal conversation we'll take questions but wait for me to find you with me microphone so they can hear you as well. a quick show of handed if it is your first time to book culture of columbus? welcome. 20 years ago, this space was the endicott book septemberers but is closed along with men a wonderful become stores about we just celebrated two years here at 450 columbus. [applause] >> and we're looking forward to staying here for many more. one small thing you -- to help is pick up a copy of two or three or four of the become tonight so we can continue to be here and host great speakers and talk about important topics. i know i was so excited that book culture and column because was able to host this talk and you're in for a wonderful treat. again, special thanks to melva for being a great partner and bringing us great authors -- bringing great authors to print. so then th

this is a bedroom community outside of columbus. this could be signaling that possibly the situation is over. >>> we have local media reports, as sam said, that say the gunman is possibly down. we do know there's an elementary school there in the area. that school is on lockdown. of course, this is 9:00 in the morning. large force there, the law enforcement force, and a show of lots of fox in the neighborhood here as well. we're going to continue to follow this for you, perhaps why that nursing home was targeted and the condition of that shooter and that officer, we'll bring that to you. >>> in the meantime breaking news to report from home as well. this happening overnight. two more car fires reported in contra costa county. those fires tame out of lafayette and walnut creek. >> they're the latest in a string of fires. you may be saying another one? in total seven fires just since mopped. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in walnut creek to bring us up to speed. we see an example of what happened right behind you, bob. goo

] >> thank you, tom, for that very gracious introduction even though you said it was christopher columbus era. but that's okay. and a very special thank you to you and to all the other friends of infrastructure for putting together this series of events all across the country, highlighting our infrastructure challenges. as you know so well, infrastructure is the backbone of our world class economy. one of the most productive, flexible and dynamic in the world. it is a key factor in productivity and economic growth, which has provided millions of hardworking americans with the standard of living that is truly the envy of the world. it has also provided our country with unprecedented mobility, safety and security. and yet, today, these gains are threatened by crumbling infrastructure that is increasingly congested, in need of repair, and unable to keep pace with technological change. now, we are fortunate to have a president who understands the challenges of infrastructure. perhaps better than any other leader in recent memory. he has made revitalizing, repairing and rebuilding our country'

. >> experts say they found a century old anchor believed to be from one of christopher columbus shipsnd out of the turks and cake owes islands and it dates back to 1854. it weighs between 1200 and 1500 pounds which is typical for a columbus ship. >> you've seen it so many times, surveillance video catching people walking up and taking packages left in front of homes this time it's flowers that are tonal. matt acklan just off of bustling h street in northwest with more. >>reporter: hi, tone initial it's one thing to take a package, it's another thing to take flowers off the front porch. but this yard right here, somebody actually dug up the plants and took them one night. it had just been relandscaped. as you can see the owner had to replant yet once again telling me he spent hundreds of dollars her to make it look good. just down the street, the owners there they had a camera rolling late saturday morning and i want you to see what they caught. spring is in the air. beautiful flowers all over. well, not on this front porch anymore. this video was taken early saturday morning. yep, the

police officers found 51-year old earnest howard of vallejo just after 9:30 last night on columbus parkway north of tennessee street in vallejo... police say howard was struck by a vehicle in the southbound lane as he attempted to cross columbus parkway, and was thrown into the northbound lane. the driver then took off. while i was there getting video i saw cars racing up and that down the street pretty fast.the speed limit is 40-miles per hour but cars seemed to be going a lot faster than that.also in the area where howard was walking there was a bus stop but i'm not sure if that's where he was headed.officers are working to determine if alcohol, drugs or any distractions contributed to the accident.if you have any information on this case or saw anything please call the vallejo police department. reporting live in vallejo lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) just days after child flew off a brand new water slide in dublin... there are questions about whether the slide should have ever opened in the first place. (

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while we're still 69 here in the district, pittsburgh is five 2, columbus 47, chicago 47.ng to see the temperatures dropping into the 50s and 40s. while we're still 69 in the city look culpeper to 53. fifty-five at winchester, 63 for frederick. overnight, lots of 40s around, but maybe 54 or 55 in the city to 52 for quantico, 45 for manassas and culpeper. grab a jacket forth kids or the hoodie tomorrow morning it will be another sunny day on our wednesday as high pressure builds in. but we'll again see temperatures mainly in the 60s for a dry mild, really spectacular looking day. here's a planner for tomorrow so you have an idea of what to expect. cool in the morning, 57-degrees by eight. by noon a little bit breezy, and 5:00 our high treatment should be close to 68 you can see what i'm talking about north and west it will be considerably cooler possibly only in the low six 0s. here comes the rain for late thursday and friday. this is going to be a slow moving system. it could even be a little rumble of thunder here and there. friday really wet, especially in the mocker, le

in february, as many as a dozen dismembered dogs were discovered off columbus parkway near lake herman road. "norcal bully breed rescue" and the "center of animal rescue and education in solano county" have also contributed to the reward money. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. a long line outside and inside people trying to tolerate the time spent waiting.pretty typical for the san francisco dmv officethough wednesday, frustration also filtered insot they really need to create a better system than the one they have this is really ridiculousaround noon, statewide computers at offices went black.because of connectivity issues, according to the dmv.this impacted driver license and vehicle registration transactions. and left lots of people unable to get what they needed accomplished. here at the danville police department there is now an exchange zone for people who want to conduct internet transactions

dozens of visitors turned out to celebrate the the holiday .bishop used the nights of columbus took part in the ceremony. >> delaware hundreds ever people turned out in smyrna mumble park. the day began with a parade and culminated with show of patriotism at the park. >> here is a look at some of the other stories following county by county at four. recognizing those who made the ultimate sacrifice in atlantic county. residents rang in the memorial day holiday during a park rededication ceremony. browns park had been in disrepair since the 1980s it boasts play abgathering areas. the park is named after harold black, the first black resident to die in world war ii. in trefter towny the horse show and country fair continues today in the ring hunters and jumpers. at 6:30 there will be a memorial day tribute at the devin fair grounds. >> in this county represent like case of two ships used by christopher columbus be the nina and pinta are a two-mile landing morina going on until tomorrow morning. those ships tour together as kind of sailing museum if you will. >>> all right a 16-year drought

. >> martha: as you know, in 1492, columbus sailed the ocean blue.later, experts believe they found an anchor that belonged to one of chris christopher columbus' ship. it was spotted off the turks and caicos, and later got caught in a hurricane. the anchor is said to me over 1,000 pounds and will be featured on the discovery channel. pretty cool. now, the quote of the night. it is from christopher columbus. "following the light of the sun, we left the old world." that is what he said as he set off. we in the americas are glad that he did. from the new world in new york city, good night, everybody. "the story" goes on tomorrow at 7:00. we'll see you then. tucker is up next. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" ." when does the left turn violent? historically, may day has been a day for labor activism. yesterday, the american i've decided to make it about illegal immigration, which ironically lf american workers. there was also quite a bit of violence. take a look at this. ♪

we had a southbound motorcycle accident close to penn's landing columbus boulevard. out since last we spoke but the delays certainly have not. this is the scene by allegheny avenue. an hour and five minutes on the southbound travel time. that's more than four times what that travel time should be. still a parking lot from cottman on down to penn's landing. also had a crash in delco on the northbound side of 95 approaching highland avenue. that's gone but still locked up from the state line. a mess on the northeast extension northbound single digit speeds, 118 minute travel time up to lansdale because of a vehicle fire. stay over on 309 but there you're going to have to deal with the traffic lights. kind of whichever way you turn it's going to be a slow go on this friday afternoon. we'll check it again though rick and sharrie in the 5 o'clock hour. >> as long as you get home safely. thank you, matt. >>> much more still ahead. from hair removal to yoga and boot camp. today's freebie friday is perfect to help you get ready for summer. >> plus they called police worried

of course gawker did receive a substantial investment from a new york llc called columbus nova, and columbus nova is an investment vehicle for a russian pluto craft. is that the number of the problem with the letter? >> yeah. clever letter, but it is entirely deceptive, and i must say i admire sheri dillon and the lawyers at morgan lewis who wrote it for their skill at deception. but this is absolute nonsense. just as a simple example, if i set up a company tomorrow in the uk and called it chris hayes, inc., and gave money to a british politician, i could say there's no british money. >> right. right. that's right. so anything that would happen -- and, julia, you've reported a lot about russia and particularly about the sort of russian oligarchs and, you know, this is true of very wealthy people the globe over, which is that they don't move their money around in their own name. they move it through vehicles that are anonymous and localized and don't have anything to do often with the country they live in. is that true generally of russian oligarchs? >> absolutely, and it's done with a very c

fox affiliate in columbus, ohio. by the way, we'll speak with the governor of ohio, john kasich, in 35 minutes and it will come up as well. keep an eye on this breaking news out of the buckeye state coming up. >> shannon: we have questions about former f.b.i. director comey and his past statements. do you remember when he said this in july of last year? >> it was a unanimous opinion with the f.b.i. on your decision? >> the team of agents, investigators, analysts, technologists, yes. >> shannon: why the acting f.b.i. director says that's just not true. many casting doubt on comey's claim. >> bill: comey's successor could re-evaluate the case against hillary clinton. we'll talk about that with pete hoekstra in a moment. he is life. >> shannon: senate republicans working the hammer out their own bill to replace obamacare. how different will it have to be from the house version in order to get to 51 votes in the senate? ohio governor, former presidential john kasich here to weigh in. >> president trump: we have a very di

you can take lines from this and carry on columbus and they are the same scriptwriting pattern.the worst of the movies, it's not the best of the pirates of the caribbean movies — boringly in the middle, with emphasis on the boring. we get that! something else we have seen before is baywatch, a long—running sort of kitsch classic tv series, what, 25 years ago? long enough ago that when it was on i didn't have a television. it's a sort of post—modern reboot in the manner of 21 jump street. zac efron is a disgraced olympian, a celebrity to bring attention to them. his character doesn't believe in teamwork. you know that over the course of the movie, they will find some sort of affectionate bond, and this will be driven by a long and rather creaky crime plot, because it's a feature film, therefore it has to have a crime plot. it's not particularly good, but not particularly bad either. i counted five times during this movie that i laughed, five times more than i thought i would. it's nothing like as consistently funny as 21 jump street, but zac efron and dwayne "the rock" johnson ar

mcdonald's has expanded its ubereats delivery service to los angeles, chicago, columbus and phoenix.t year, the golden arches garnered nearly $1 billion in delivery sales globally. mcdonald's said that more cities will be able to order delivery from the company in the future.amazon is hiring people to break into the multibillion-dollar pharmacy market .. . amazon is making a more serious effort to enter the pharmacy business,. shares of pharmacy stocks like cvs and walgreens boots alliance opened lower. evercore isi points out that amazon often "runs pilots" and any successful strategy often takes years to unfold.each year, amazon holds an annual meeting to discuss whether it should break into the pharmacy market, said a source familiar. loser:millennials: your avocado toast addiction is costing you a house . . . housing prices are the pits as far as most young people are concerned, but an australian multi-millionaire has the answer for those first-time buyers out there: put down the avocados. "when i was trying to buy my first home, i wasn't buying smashed avocado for $19 and four c

that's typical for a columbus era boat.reasure map created by the late nasa astronaut cooper to find the site. they also found other artifacts. they may be remnants of that columbus ship. >>> it is 7:57. time to check in with mike and gasia. >> thank you, dave. closing arguments in the murder case of sierra lamar. first it was the prosecutor. now it is time for the defense to make its final plea. >> reporter: republicans taking another crack at a health care overall. are the veries there? i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have the latest on the debate just ahead. in the middle of a storm destiny struck. did may imagine april showers bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >> good morning. later on today, closing arguments will continue in santa clara county. we will tell you what the defense team is offering up and what we expect to hear in court. >>> facebook's plan to h

we were focused on a couple of issues that night in columbus. one is the drug trade and particularly the opioid crisis we face in ohio, and he was able to show me where much of this activity occurs, and we were able to see with our eyes some of the people who are trafficking drugs, dispersing and what goes on in our communities. we were also talking about human trafficking and his work in that area, and we were able to go to some particular places where there's been trafficking in the past where the police officers have broken up trafficking rings where girls and women are made to become dependent on heroin and then the traffickers have them often in a hotel for a week until they move on to another one and traffic, sell human beings, usually online, usually through the iphone. and, again, this police officer was able to tell me about what he has done and what his force has done to help protect these girls and women and help to get them out of that situation. this was just a few hours from me, and i always enjoy doing these ride-alongs, but this

mcdonald's has expanded its ubereats delivery service to los angeles, chicago, columbus and phoenix.year, the golden arches garnered nearly $1 billion in delivery sales globally. mcdonald's said that more cities will be able to order delivery from the company in the future.amazon is hiring people to break into the multibillion-dollar pharmacy market .. . amazon is making a more serious effort to enter the pharmacy business,. shares of pharmacy stocks like cvs and walgreens boots alliance opened lower. evercore isi points out that amazon often "runs pilots" and any successful strategy often takes years to unfold.each year, amazon holds an annual meeting to discuss whether it should break into the pharmacy market, said a source familiar. loser:millennials: your avocado toast addiction is costing you a house . . . housing prices are the pits as far as most young people are concerned, but an australian multi-millionaire has the answer for those first-time buyers out there: put down the avocados. "when i was trying to buy my first home, i wasn't buying smashed avocado for $19 and four cof

we had a staff retreat in columbus, ohio. he and his wonderful wife showed they peppered john glenn with questions. it was really interesting, because he told my team that happiness in life does not, from all the material things you think about. but in his view, happiness in life comes from one thing, and that is serving others. in some way. he spoke about serving the cause greater than yourself. again, he was someone who never stopped finding ways to serve. and with his talents, he could have done anything, absolutely anything. but he chose a life of service. it does not have to be about politics are public service, but many of us will leave here energized ready to help and make sure your neighbors are revisited by you and you are serving them. so, in the next chapter of your life, i hope these incredible ohioans will inspire you. work hard like the wright brothers. keep fighting. just like thomas edison. and then my john glenn, find excellence and fulfillment that works for you. they said again for letting me be here today.

reportera: richard gamarra camina por el campus universitario de la universidad de columbus ahora.portera: por eso a los 16 aÑos fue la primera de 11 cÁrceles que recorriÓ a travÉs del estado de nueva york. por fortuna, dio a parar en una que le cambiÓ la vida. >> yo dije en una prisiÓn donde tenÍan el programa de bark collage. apliquÉ y me aceptaron en 2009. de allÍ, continuÉ con mis estudios. reportera: de allÍ, saliÓ con unos puntos que le servirÍan para continuar una carrera en la universidad. >> las condiciones son difÍciles, porque en las prisiones mis estudiantes ni siquiera tienen acceso a internet. reportera: dice el profesor que les enseÑa en las cÁrcel. richard gamarra dice que esta puede ser una oportunidad para los jÓvenes que se encuentran al igual que Él, es por ello que dedicarÁ la matrÍa en la universidad de columbia para ayudarlos. les pide que nunca dejen de estudiar. >> a1 le pueden quitar todo en la vida, le pueden quitar todo, pero lo Único que no le puede quitar es la educaciÓn. para mÍ siempre ha sido la mejor arma, para pelear lo que estÁ pasando en la vida

some happening in the community off columbus parkway in the hills.shared this surveillance video of teenage boys or young men trying to break into his car. they didn't get inside, but other neighbors were victimized that night. neighbors say the police department is slow to respond to their calls and believe theives know officers have their hands full. and, unfortunately, some victims tell us the problem will probably just get worse before things turn around. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... the warming trend will continue this afternoon and into the weekend as high pressure builds off the west coast. cooler temperatures returning by the early and middle part of next week. dry weather is forecast through next week. ( steve ) ( steve ) how would you like to own the guitar from one of jimi hendrix's legendary concerts? dig deep. the price it is expected to fetch at auction. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to

instead of columbus saying, what should i call you, he said, hello, west indians.he treatment of the indigenous people of this country is a story of massacres, sexual assault, serial lies and betrayals that were all wiped from the pages of american history books by two words. happy thanksgiving. but in the last year, a movement has emerged that began as a dispute between the standing rock reservation in north dakota and the oil industry. and it has turned into a reckoning. on one side there are over 300 tribes from all over the country in the world and on the other side there's big oil, the federal government, and the indifference of millions of americans. yep, while millions of people were screaming no dap l, millions of others were screaming for this guy. look, i'm not a cubs fan, but i'm sure happy that their win meant more of this and less of this. yikes. that's why this week i'm going to the standing rock and pine ridge reservations and i'll be starting my journey here at the camp site. just outside of bismark, north dakota, a few lines from the front lines of

coming from columbus ohio. there was a shooting just hours ago at a nursing home in kirker's ohio. these are life pictures. you see the police, the sheriff, about an hour ago there was an active shooter situation reported. according to reports, a police officer has been shot. the suspected shooter may have been shot by police. that is how active the situation is. local schools are on lockdown. we haven't confirmed information about injuries at the nursing home but again this is breaking news coming from near columbus ohio. you see a woman in tears right here. she is being led away. we will keep an eye on this and bring you the latest on the shooting this morning. tough situation there. in california, governor brown provides budget. what is in and out. what the governor has to say about you see president you see -- janet napolitano penner. >>> well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup a

it happened around 9:30 last night on the columbus parkway north of tennessee street. that is where police found 51-year-old earnest howard. police say he was hit in the southbound lane of the columbus parkway and thrown into the northbound lane. the driver left the scene. right now police do not have a description of the car. they are still trying to determine if drugs or alcohol played a role in the collision. ( james @ landing ) a video you will only see on kron four. a heated argument, nearly coming to blows and it's all caught on camera. it's just the latest incident on bart, which has been plagued by crime in recent weeks. kron four's alecia reid explains what you need to do, if something like this happens on your train. according to bart, this particular incident was not reported to police.but officials say it is important for people to report crimes if they believe they've been victimized.pkgnatsot - did this áááá just spit on me? i will fade youit isn't clear what started this altercation, but it quickly got out of control. at one point one of the people in th

it happened about 9:30 last on columbus parkway north of tennessee street there. investigators say that a car going southbound on columbus struck 51-year-old earnest howard of vallejo as he was crossing the street. police right now still looking for the driver. >> happening today, helping some congest on a beautiful commute stretch that might take to work. caltrans will consider a busy peninsula corridor for its next express toll lane conversion project. it would travel highway 101 to santa clara county. it will be free for carpoolers, but solo drivers would have to pay for a faster ride. transportation leaders believe the express lane would reduce traffic through heavily congested silicon valley. some people we spoke to agree. >> we could do some widening here and there, but mostly it's getting the most efficiency possible out of what you have. >> help people get together or carpool more to cut down on being stuck in that kind of traffic situation. >> tonight's public meeting gets under way at 6:30 at san mateo city hall. >>> we're looking over here toward a very

it happened about 9:30 last nights on columbus parkway north of tennessee street. investigators say a car going southbound an columbus struck 51-year-old ernest howard of vallejo as he was crossing the street. police are now looking for that driver. >> remembering the lives lost in a or high-risk crash in alameda. today grief counsellors are on and at two different bay area schools as students cope with the loss of brianna ortega and simon sotelo, both killed on memorial day. they were in a truck with five other people when the accident happened. there's a memorial set up to the students. flowers, candles taking over the street corner near the crash site. >> everyone should take something out of this, you know what i mean. love yourselves and love those around you, and just do the right thing, man. >> five other people were inside that truck but survived and were injured. >>> happening today in san francisco, community meetings to discuss a deadly stabbing last week in the bertel heights park police have not released a lot of details about what happened, but tonigh

police say the suspect killed two employees at a nursing home in a columbus suburb. then shot kirksville police chief as he responded to the scene. dead in the woods nearby. no word on a motive. was a terrifying scene. a school bus, engulfed in flames week.th carolina this today the hero bus driver who got all 56 kids on board to returned to work. [cheering] >> look at that. so deserving! what a welcome she received. parents waited for her bus to arrive. signs in hand. thanks.ive her >> she deserves that. that's great to see. all right. some incredible video tonight to you. with this is a landing. this helicopter is going to try to land on a yacht. time.o it all the something happened. this was in the norwegian harbor. in,he helicopter was coming something got caught in its rotor and it went down. watch. >> wow. tourists were rolling on cell were watchingy that helicopter try and land. thre helicopter, they were hurt but survived. investigators say that a tarp on the yacht, the strings or cables, got tangled in the rotor of the helicopter, spinning it off the deck an

the store will be in columbus circle and display books, much like they are on amazon's website. you might also like suggestion section and selected customer reviews are shown along with their star ratings. there used to be a book store there in the same location that amend is replacing. let's get a quick check on wall street because we're trying to build on wednesday's gains which saw the s&p 500 closing at a record high. investors are cheering. federal reserve's plan to scale back its massive balance sheet and signals it will hike interest rates next month as expected. dow did rise about 74 points. we're at 21,012. the nasdaq was up 24 points as we start off this thursday. >>> deciding his fate. jurors terrify day two in the deliberations of the man charged in killing his son. the conversation they will now get a chance to listen to. >> a community is fighting back after racist flyers were found in their neighborhood. handling the unexpected ... ...doesn't happen by accident. >>> awaiting his fate. jury set to listen to secret recordings as they decide if a father is guilty of

oh sherry in columbus, ohio. do you think they will become more political?f you will read thomas statute of virginia religious liberty written in the 1780's and james madison's memorial and -- you will find that they were both against getting any kind of religion that they had over in europe where the pope ran everything. steve: we do have a line set up for religious leaders and that 202-7 48-8003. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. you know, the religious right controls and imposes itself more secular moreing than the left-wing secular imposes and controls the right-wing religious conservatives. steve: and your point is? caller: we live in a secular society. we are still fighting each other. we are divided as a result. i actually don't believe in all of this tax exemption for any religious group of any denomination. we are fighting each other and we are being divided along religious lines and i don't understand why the push from the religious right is nonstop to try to control and try to manipulate and try to impose itself. why are they so insecure

. >> organizers are now raising money for pow/mia memorial on columbus boulevard in society hill. would it stand tall in september of 2018 if all goes as planned. >>> tonight we're hearing from the family of three people who died in house fire in north philadelphia. two children and grandma lost their lives yesterday >> testing. >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. >> testing. 52-year-old grandmother monique. their family tells us the grandmother raised the little boy and girl from birth and today they put up a small memorial outside the home. >> we're all trying to stay strong, you know. one person is crying. the other person is trying to be strong for them. but it hurts. >> nine minutes after the fires first responders found a turtle alive in the home. they're searching for a cat. the family says they'll keep both animals if they can finder the kitty. >> she's back and she in alone. this time she's got a buddy mary lee the great white does. hanging out somewhere where a lot of us love to visit. >>> and could the sound of memorial day some day soon go silent? the nation -- i don't kn

way back to when she was the deputy secretary of transportation that was shortly after christopher columbus came. we continue working closely. she has been a dedicated champion for american workers making strong and measurable progress to protect their health, safety and retirement security. and we know she will be just as effective in her new role and i can't think of anyone better suited to lead the infrastructure conversation correctly unfolding here and around the country than the secretary. she's got the experience, the ideas com, the grit and determination to see them through. she and her team have been hard at work trying to get the team together working on this project in the business community and partners are ready to lend a hand, so please join me in welcoming secretary elaine chao a good leader and frien a frienf this project. [applause] .. a standard of living that is truly the emby of the world and it has also provided our country with mobility safety and security and yet today these gains are threatened by tumbling infrastructure that is increasingly congested, in need of rep

deadly hit-and-run crash in vallejo. 51-year-old ernest howard was found in the center median on columbus parkway last night. police say he was hit as he tried to cross the street. the diver kept going. hour howard died at the scene. >>> happening now, the jury in the sierra lamar murder case is deliberating the fate of the man they convicted in her murder. they're considering the arguments made by prosecution and defense. prosecutor told them he should be sentenced to death for kidnapping and killing the teen in 2012. they say he showed no mercy. on the other side they argue he had a rough life and deserves mercy. they want a life sentence. >>> she made it all up. that's what south bay police are saying about a woman who claims she was abducted at knife point and forced to drive to oregon. she was found in coos county friday night. she said a man abducted her in san jose and was forced to drive there. she said she escaped when her car ran out of gas. san jose police interviewed her and released this statement. during the interview, the victim recanted the allegations and stated she fabri

penn's landing at the christopher columbus memorial.folks are out and about getting their holiday weekend started early and right. clouds and pockets of sunshine as we go through the receipt of the day. right now in philadelphia 73 and the dew point 75 and the winds are breezy. out of the northwest 5 miles per hour we are picking up higher gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. the ocean temperature coming in at 60. north and west of town, 63 if slatington and same in kutztown and same in new holland. and over in center city 76, and long wood 69 and 70 vineland and cape may. and dover 71 and smyrna in the lower 70s. here is satellite 6 along with action radar here is one upper level low the one responsibility for all the heavy rain where we picked up more than 2.25 rain in philadelphia and it moves off to the northeast. and spotty activity moving across eastern pennsylvania. they work eastward through the rest of the afternoon. today sun and high temperature up to 75 that is pretty close to where with should be this time of year. a spotty showe

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. >>> we'll turn now to ohio where a gunman today opened fire at a nursing home outside columbus killing a police chief and two employees. chief steven eric disario had a baby and only been at the job about three weeks. the suspected gunman was found dead at the scene. police have not identified him or revealed the motive. >>> another story out of ohio, a heartbreaking one concerning an 8-year-old boy who took his own life days after an alleged bullying incident at school. today school officials released the video of that incident after the boy's mother claimed the school wasn't being straight with her about what happened. nbc's blake mccoy has more. >> reporter: it's been nearly four months since cornelia reynolds discovered the unthinkable, her 8-year-old son dead in his bedroom. gabriel had hanged himself from his bunk bed. >> he probably didn't want to say, mom, somebody bullying or picking on me, you know. he just didn't know how to tell me. >> reporter: reynolds spoke with our cincinnati affiliate wlwt days after gabriel's death and says she was never told her third grader was bein