columbus and the indian maiden.which i think is absolutely extraordinary and not often discussed piece of art. the only way it does not wake that my argument is how for some reason the artist decided to astray the indian maiden not really an indian at all. the clothing is all completely wrong. utilization for the clothing as opposed to the feathers, which he should have done but nonetheless there is a beer on his face that -- can only say what he is thinking in that way. this is a highly revealing portrait of the gendered allegories. as befitting its neoclassical style, the statue of freedom is not even the only female category sculptured by the artist. right,look at her on the shown in more detail. but only one fits into a tradition so deeply and specifically routed and how europeans and euro-americans have depicted in imagined america. as female, indigenous, wealthy, and ripe for the taking. this is captured in these images , particularly this frontispiece that was in a book first published in the 16 70's, highly

>> if christopher columbus discovered america. i discovered newark in 1964 when i arrived a the hospital. i am glad, no, am not mad at christopher columbus. he doesn't deserve the monument. i am glad they brought this commission together and they had harry belafonte on. he he is activists many years a. he is going to be in strinmental in voting against the monument. when i hear christopher columbus in the debate. it was way more important than that. it was bringing western civilization to america. i celebrate western civilization and expanding day so i think on that, he taught stay up. >> number one wits, this is bill dealso sy yo. i have to wonder where is it? at what point do we say bill clinton doesn't have a statute? well, it comes down wherever his is. jimmy carter was hot the best president. at what, where is in the of it? well, we have different chapters in our history we can acknowledge, move on from, just learn from. learn from the good and the bad. >> learn it from. >> crist mer columbus brought disease, he murdered peop

of thank you to the columbus foundation. to have the faith to take greatetake greatchances i'm verr all of you. it's the fight of our lives thank you. [applause] how is everybody doing. it's also the insidious abuse against the everyday speech. in the complex what it does is it is exposed to violence in the linguistics of the colonization and colonial language that we accept and deal with every day to enforce the media and administration. we need to reclaim what she does is let us examine and look at this language to see a also the move pits implicating to deliver upon. she is an artful lexicographer and shows us thashows us that tf the word as often as devastating as the diameter that is what "the new york times" said of her work. it gives me great pleasure to bring up for the award. [applause] i wrote look because i have always been obsessed with and troubled by state-sponsored language. he says iran has no political prisoners but it does have terrorists. and "the new york times" is quoted as saying to accept the definitio

what's thank giving day at the columbus market? >> it is pretty much the biggest day of the year here at the market. it has been for many years. i've been coming here since i was a child with my parents. and we always bought everything we needed to buy for the holidays thank giving day. it is huge. it is the place to be. >> and it is casino every fun, though, isn't it? an experience? >> yes, it is a fun experience. bring the whole family out. >> what's the top thing you're selling if somebody wants to look you up? what do you think your best item is? >> well, i have new appliances, small appliances, and collectables. >> you know, there could be anything i have, hess trucks, they're very collectable. >> my guess you'll beat the price on any appliance store probably for somebody, aren't you? >> oh, absolutely, half price of what they are anywhere else. >> so is mike, here he is liver, see all of the stuff he has in his car, thomas in a half hour, my entire hit will be devote today karen hepp and mike talking about the hepp family, an

plus coming up later, history comes to life with the ships that carried christopher columbus >> welcome back everyone. every year on november11th, we honor those who have served in the u.s. armed forces and this vet reasons day is the first without one win feel man who served his country and his local community up until the very day he died. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us the impact this philly vet had right here at home. >> reporter: hoisting old glory with an extra sense of pride annual tradition on veterans day. but this is the first time a flag has flown on proper flagpole above the wynnefield soldier's monument. philadelphia councilman curtis jones helped them get it. >> they paid a price for our freedom. >> reporter: there's one man whose done more than mos brutus veteran who served two tours in iraq took it from the there. >> andy not only took this -- took care of this triangle he did all throughout wynnefield. >> reporter: andy planted grass, pruned trees and at his own expense sad add add cement walkway to the monument. >> i said, andy, why you doing that? wel

why would we want to do this in columbus, ohio? first and foremost, ohio has the sixth largest veteran population in the united states and easily accessible to almost anyone in the united states. we are within a 10 hour's drive of almost 60% of the veterans in the united states. and i believe that it's going to be a great opportunity to have not everything in washington $-- d.c. ohio is a great place of military history. it is selected to be the future home of united states veteran affairs archives in dayton and records dating back to the revolutionary war are kept there. that's one of the earliest adopted service organizations. this museum will also be and is supported by veteran service organizations around the country. we want to thank them for that. and a lot of veterans have worked hard to make that happen. colonel tom moe, a vietnam veteran and a p.o.w. who flew 85 missions is leading outreach for the national veterans memorial and he is part of the veterans advisory committee working closely with the v.s.o.'s to make sure th

' voyages. >> the nina and pinta are helping tell the tale of christopher columbus ♪ >>> welcome backveryone. it's been more than 500 years since christopher columbus took hey voyage across the atlantic but history it's coming to live thanks to these replica ships the nina and pinta stopped in forth smith arkansas to let families come on bore. the ships travel 11 months out of the year making stops at cities all over the eastern part of the country. >> basically we're floating museums. these two are considered to be the world's most exact rep my cass of car have a roll. i feel like calmness. >> the ships will be docked in fort smith until november 19t november 19th. the next stop include oklahoma and mississippi. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back everyone. group of sweet therapy llamas are spreading the love in the pacific northwesterly. here we do. row hoe, smokey, charlie, napolean, bennie, andre, juan pee err the whole family visitinvisiting in yous homevisd schools. in addition to assisting the elderly group of llamas specifically enjoys spenting time with kids who have specia

this is on number 18. 1196 columbus avenue. conditional use authorization. on september 28, 2017, after hearing and closing public comment, the commission adopted to disapprove and continue the matter. november 2, after hearing and closing public comment, commission continued the matter to november 16. commissioner melgar, you were absent on the second hearing. you need to acknowledge that you have reviewed the materials. >> commissioner melger: thank you. >> the last time we continued this was to have a seven-member commission. since commissioner hillis is not in this chair, i will ask to take a 5-minute recess, so if we vote we have seven members >> very good. >> good evening. welcome back to the san francisco public planning commission for thursday, november 16, 2017. we left off on item 18. 2014-002849cua, 1196 columbus avenue. >> i'm filling in. the item before you is a rick west for conditional use authorizization to establish a hotel use doing business as ac hotel by marriott, 1196 columbus avenue. the project proposes the demolition of a single-story

if you want to revisit columbus, jefferson, washington, we heard about lincoln lately. if you have to be perfect all you're going to have his pedestals. go here behind a microphone and say i am in maryland, and the statute stays. as far as i'm in power, that's going to happen. i see this mayor of new orleans wants to take the statue down of jackson. trying to get some attention and thankfully, the people in that area and you will see on television they are rallying around it. not because he's perfect, but they helped shape the country. so that would be my answer. stop being this arrogant generation that thinks they are perfect and can judge everybody else lived hundreds of years ago. i am embarrassed by some of these conversations. whistleblowing has been something that i don't know if you studied it in any of them that has been all along and it's become so difficult in our country to be a whistleblower and get the truth out of what is going on with many americans. >> do you have a specific incident in mind? >> i am starting a book on it. have been looking for justice,

so, the columbus market is a thanksgiving tradition, why are all of these people in line?ook, including the guy coming at us with a vehicle loaded, there are trailers, people renting u hauls, and what it is, new and used stuff, antiques, flea market, indoor market, look at that truck. that's loaded to the gills. you can get anything and everything here. and beyond that truck, even in the dark, with the spotlight, you can see, how many vendors are already here, and it is all about getting the spot, we talked to few vendors already, here's the first man we met this morning, at 3:30 a.m. >> how big is thanksgiving at the columbus market? >> very big. this is the day to come. >> how many people do you think come here every year? >> i have no idea. but i tell you, when you come here on sundays, you can't even find a spot. and then the lots are full. it is just a lot of people. >> and thanksgiving is even bigger than a typical sunday? >> it is the biggest probably of the year, a sunday, because this is the day to come. >> and you can get anything and everything? >> whatever you

so jackson land washington and columbus and they stay. the people love these times were the of a statute. by confederates is different and deserves another look. if african-americans are offended and they have trouble why robert e. the is in the central square and did he fight to keep slavery? was he a hero before that? what about the confederate museum we go back yes per episode to appreciate the eddied as a country to do what of lincoln wanted to do and what grant was determined to do to make sure there is no revenge if you have amnesty promise not to pick up the guns against as. that was important if we start to destroy a their stuff their farms and history and then you'll come together as a country and we recognize that in 2017 because you want to revisit. i getting it but to revisit columbus and jefferson and washington reheard about he won. we never had plays. won the anti-semitic remark which he apologized for his entire life. if you have to be perfect and get a year behind a microphone in said negative in maryland in this issue sa

. >> have you ever been to the columbus farmers market? >> i have not.r it is a big deal. >> it is basically a flea market, steve knows all about it, because he grew up around here. steve? >> reporter: this is like a thousand yard sales all in one big yard. look behind me, is the sunrise coming up, meaning, it is almost opening time, 7:00 a.m. but look, al inning being look at all every these irons, if you have a wring nel your clothes, all in a rack. you've got antique garden tool, everything all the way until that book, i know you've been wait to go read, mike, by your bed stand for months, the chuck norris life story. >> just just sent me, oh, look at that. millions have arrived at their destin aces, or will soon this afternoon, getting reds toy stuff their face. >> challenge accepted, a robbery victim dares his shoetree shoot. that's what he d how it ruined the holiday for several people in south philly. >> are you crazy forecaster on wentz? >> not just eagles fans falling in love with carson wentz, football fans everywhere have been going crazy for

saturday's win over the columbus blue jackets was a saturday's win over the columbus bluejackets wasn and top of the eastern conference. tuesday was a day the world of athletics will want to forget with yet another high—profile doping suspension. this time it is can you's olympic marathon champion jemima sim yong who has received a four—year ban. she was found to have taken the four—year ban. she was found to have ta ken the banned four—year ban. she was found to have taken the banned blood booster epo. she also tested positive for a banned substance in 2012. she was the first kenyan woman to win the olympics marathon title. what a difference 12 months makes. this time last year, andy murray was world number one. injury has seen him slip to 16 in the world rankings. he was beaten by roger federer on tuesday. he told us he hopes to be fit for the new year. federer on tuesday. he told us he hopes to be fit for the new yearlj am ina hopes to be fit for the new yearlj am in a significant need better place than i was in the buildup to the us open. certainly at the end of the us open. cert

"columbus." >> oh, yeah.- that you shot that in columbus, indiana. >> that's correct. >> seth: i remember you were off to shoot it, last time you were here. >> last time, yeah. yeah, it's a very good movie about two people that meet in this town called columbus, indiana. that -- because of this industrialist that lives there, joseph irwin. he just decided out of civic pride that they needed to have world class architecture. so it's just one after the other, from churches to the fire stations to the elementary schools to the libraries. it's just one masterpiece after another. and these two people bond over their love of architecture. it's a fantastic film. >> seth: congratulations. and also, i've heard tell you had a bit of a nude scene. >> yes. >> seth: yeah. thank you. correct response. [ laughter ] >> no, thank -- thank you. >> seth: correct response, yeah. correct response. >> it was from the back. [ laughter ] but, no. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: incorrect response. [ laughter ] god. >> i did not see

columbus day, jefferson bay, washington today. they are not perfect people, the people of these times felt they were worthy of a statue. confederate is different. it deserves another look. basically looking to break the country in half. i love 19 and if african-americans are found dead in a trouble saying to their kids by robert e. lee as of the square and did they slavery, i understand that. was robert yuliya hero prior to that? did he go to the north? absolutely. we go back and learn gas. do we appreciate the need to make history as a country in to what lincoln wanted to do and grant was determined to do and make sure they're still remains. promise not to pick up a dickens does. dallas import. if we go back there and start destroying them dancing on the graves, destroyed farms and wiping out history, we never would've come together as the country. having recognized that 2017, you want to revisit, i get it. but if you want to revisit columbus, jefferson, washington, we heard about lincolton. see one. he'd ever had slaves. what i

we are live at columbus park in san jose this evening.will head back to in oakland. >>> they have identified the motorcycle officer that was hurt will chasing two men. rich would worth had been a police officer for 30 years and he saw two men casing parked cars at the mall yesterday. as they approach, the men took off and officers chased them towards san francisco. the officer lost control of his motorcycle during the chase, the suspect ended up cresting -- crashing their car and they were taken into custody and the officer suffered minor injury to his hand. struck an airplane slams into a southbay home. >>> long lines to receive donated food. that story coming up. >>> tonight, introducing us to the new police chief -- fire chief. >> she spoke to darren white about the hurdles that his department faces.>> reporter: to backlogged inspections to aftermath he is leading the fire department at a time, the purpose of this interview is to get to know him and his connection to oakland and how he plans to biggest department backup. >> >> [ applau

. >> the action cam now live outside of the walmart on columbus boulevard. we've been seeing shoppers all through the night. >> investigators are looking for the cause of a thanksgiving fire in chester county. fortunately no one was hurt in the blaze. those flames breaking out in a 2-story home along the 400 block of dean drive. as of yet it does not appear there were injuries. >> the holiday shopping season is crucial for businesses needing to cash in. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erin. >> i can't hear it. give me a cue. shoppers are expected to spend more this year than ever before this holiday he's season, according to the national retail federation. spending will be up 3% for an average of 97 $67 per person. many retailers have started their holiday sales earlier as more business buyers do their shopping online. 2017 has been a record year for store closings with over 6,700 stores closing so far this year. it was a mixed session for stocks on wednesday as markets were closed yesterday for thanksgiving. right now futures report to a higher ope

but we talk about columbus, we took about jackson. to me, it stands. not because he is perfect because of what he accomplished. i will give you an idea of what he did. in terms of the trades that he displayed and the model that he had, if you build the battle he says this, the british had run over washington. every time they have had success. they ran in new orleans and he says this, it is true the enemy is on our coast and threatens invasion.but is equally true with union energy and approval we will beat him in every point. since we fight tonight. so they attacked the british with axes, knives and guns. inflicted in about 90 minutes from start, 500 casualties. we lost by five guys and came back. and they said, who is this guy? how does a guy suffering from dysentery at six feet one inches 140 pounds, is by a bunch of americans to go attacked the british when he -- many thought new orleans wasn't going to be loyal to america. another reason why i fell in love with the story is look at the american army. they weren't the marines of south carolina. for n

that's the kind of person, stephanie in columbus, that they want to attack? she worries that cases like this, that undermine her union could severely limit our voice on the job and hurt our ability to best serve the children we care so much about. she said unions provide a pathway to the middle class for all people. or think about about a janitor i met in cincinnati. i was speaking at a dinner. there was a table down front with seven -- seven middle-aged women of pretty diverse group of middle-aged women. there was one empty seat at the table and it was told to me by some others that this group of women were janitors, custodians in downtown cincinnati in southwest ohio. and they had signed -- these women had signed their first union contract with the downtown cincinnati business owners. there were 1,200 janitors working in these downtown businesses, in these big buildings downtown and they had signed their first union contract. i asked if i could sit at their table and they said yes. i said to the woman next to me, what's it like to have a union? she said i'm

when you talk about columbus, talk about jackson, to me it stands. not because he's perfect but because what he accomplished to help us as a country in every way. i'll give you an idea of what he did. in terms of the traits he displayed and the motto he had. before the battle he says this, the british had run over washington. every time except baltimore the that success. they land in new orleans and he says this, it is true the enemy is on our coast and threatens the nation, but it is equally true with union energy and approval, we will beat him at every point. says we fight tonight. so they attacked the british axis, with knives and guns. inflicted in about 90 minutes when darkness it, 500 casualties. we lost like five guys. they said who is this guy? how did a guy suffering from dysentery at 6'11"40 pounds inspire a bunch of bunch of americans to go attack the british when he landed in new orleans as many people thought new orleans wasn't going to be loyal to america, the ultimate international city. another reason why this, i fell in love with thi

america runs on dunkin'. >> steve youth at the columbus farmers market. >> how about this iron board from the 1800s? everything you see, i told you, like going to awe museum here. i'm young enough to remember, or old enough, to remember the milk man dropping milk on people's porches around philadelphia, the milk would come in glass, you can't get better than drinking out of clear glass, right? look at the size every these cast or -- carrots, farm he is selling their wears. look? i asked greg, bags of these. i've never seen carrots this big. they're chernobyl carrots, nuclear. remember last year? my mom came to visit. and i only see my family working these holidays. here's people that are as close to my mom if not closer, this is my uncle kevin, and aunt murray. as in merry christmas, because she was born on christmas, her parent named her merry. and she will be zero seven this christmas, she didn't mind me saying t i'm so proud of this guy, i've talk about on the air from viet nam, he lived with us, slept on the couch, until we saw him off for viet nam. i was at the airport when he c

but an earlier accident is going through vallejo westbound and it is about a 27 minute ride from columbusarkway. you will see delays with an earlier crash at the dumbarton bridge no longer causing a backup and that is a check of your traffic and i will send it back to you guys. >> 341 people are confirmed dead after a massive earthquake rattled iraq and iran and at the number is expected to climb higher. it was centered at the northern border between the two countries and was so far up -- so powerful that it was felt as far west as the mediterranean coast. search crews are looking for survivors but landslides are slowing efforts with more than 2500 people injured and hospitals are trying to keep up with the overwhelming number of patients coming in. there is a major earthquake in costa rica centered around a town about 60 miles southwest of the capital of san jose. >>> [bells ringing] shoppers at a walmart in costa rica ran for cover when the quake hit. thankfully, no reports of death or serious injuries, so far. >> a rash of allegations prompts changes in how sexual misconduct cases are

when you talk about columbus, when you talk about jackson, to me, it stands.ot because he's perfect, but because what he accomplished helped us as a country in every way. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> booktv recently attended a book party for ken walsh, chief white house or correspondent for "u.s. news & world report" for his most recent book, "ultimate insiders." this is about 45 minutes.

-- columbus, ohio four new job -- they can't deduct it. that just seems absurd. thank you. >> thank you. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] >> the clerk will announce the vote. >> mr. chairman, the tally is -- brown number five, patriot employers. some of you were at the white house -- i think all of the republicans were at the white house. only a few of the democrats were invited to meet with the president in the cabinet room. he asked for his ideas. i will give one of them. this is the patriot employers act. if a company does the right thing, pays good wages, provides decent benefits, but keeps production in the united states, it gets a tax benefit. grassley.nator i know the president said he wants to help companies stay in this country and punished those companies that move and reward those companies that stay. you heard the republicans and a few democrats at the white house. you heard the president say that the idea. i would close with this. i live in cleveland, ohio, zip 0405.4 my zip code had more foreclosures than any zip cod

it's happening at the knights of columbus in arlington. us in arllngton, eileen whalen, back to you. larry: 6:37. 7 on your side with a consumer alert as holiday shopping kicks in high gear. autria: we've been there and can't seem to get the family member or friend something that has everything. we have narrowed down a few items. larry: marci gonzalez has a look at the top tech gives of the season. marcie: the latest in technology could be the greatest gifts under the tree this year. new, innovative gadgets on the market in time for the holidays. >> they solve problems you didn't think existed or you didn't know you needed one until you got one. marcie: for the exercise enthusist, fit bit going far beyond counting steps with the new smart watch, ionic. pay. marci: this is with after shocks one outside the ears. and there are new models of the echo with the digital monitor to another version that takes photos and videos. alexa, show us the echo look. alexa: the new echo look. the built in camera and lighting blurs the background to make sur

it is smaller than what we see on columbus. i question that those are properly dimensioned tourist rooms and potentially concerned they could be hotel rooms for longer stay tech workers. i'm concerned they're like a surrogate residential type facility. i don't have any problems with the hotel in the location. i have some problems with the design and layout including the absolutely minimally sized seven or eight story light well that brings hardly any light to the bottom floors on floor one when you look at sheet a102 at room number 12. looking against the wall is about three feet and that seems to be not enough for having well enough appointed hotel room. i have some issues with the design, not with the location. >> would you like to comment mr. stanton? >> speaking through the chair, that was a bit of a compound statement, i'm going to divide it a bit. commissioner moore, what's normally done when the popus is located on a roof, is that the user of the popus is directed at the front desk and he or she gets the key to access th

columbus 31 detroit 3 and chicago and chilly 35 to start. there future cast showing rape steadily clearing out this morning and back to sun shim. sun by 9:00 here and as we head into the afternoon moran more sunshine take over. again we'll turn breezy temperatures start to drop. that's early afternoon high. those norman west front comes through faster. you'll stay in 40s most of daytime hours today. travel wednesday here today becausey day. mostly quiet around the kupty you. spotty thunderstorms to the south and showers norm west and most of the can'ty dealing with quiet conditions loc locallyment good could be flurries and lake effect snow coming off the lake. major concern. showers up through boss stop and new york from the same system giving us showers. clearing out later this afternoon. turning preezy and chilly the chicago the cold spot and denver is warm, 67 later this afternoon. here in d.c. turkey day. 48. just a couple passing clouds out there. chilly day. should be dry. >> if you head toe redskins they'll be cold. make sure you're

solicited men they perceived to be gay to have sex with them in a ballfield back from -- bathroom at columbus park. when they agreed the officers arrested them for loitering near a bathroom to commit crimes. about two dozen men were caught up in the sting. >> a prominent gay-rights attorney filed a suit including the san jose pdf treating the men differently because of their sexual orientation and denying their constitutional right. >> the decoy automatically makes every arrest invalid. do you want to know how many decoy arrest they have made for mail female lewd conduct? zero. >> reporter: the restaurant has been -- the restroom has long been known as a cruising work amen meet each other for sex. the restroom a small with only one urinal and one private saw -- stall. last year a judge dismissed charges against several men and criticized the department for singling out gay men. one san jose lgbtq leader said san jose pete mishandled the case. -- police mishandled the case. >> they need to have a dialogue and discussion about -- okay we have two different kinds of people using the same space.

even up to cumberland waking 37 pittsburgh and 34 columbus and 38. generally speaking quiet across the east coast. you see a little bit of thin clouds coming out of south. we'll mix with clouds from time to time today here in d.c.. we've got a cold front which is this stripe of clouds c comeing across the midwest meeting up later today and that brings chance of showers during the overnight hours. and sure to keep it it dry today. high pressure in control. southerly wind. bringing in mild conditions. but the breezes will still help it feel cool. temperatures today expected to be 60 in d.c.. you need the jacket later this afternoon. that's why we go 60 in washington. tomorrow early high and much like last sunday tomorrow's temperatures dropping all afternoon long. how is thanksgiving day look across the region. good news, it looks mostly you queue the. lots of sunshine middle part of can'ty. dry north. only chance of rain nearby down to the south near flo florida. temperature-wise chilly side of things in northeast. daytime high twerking turkey day. 54

they could be the future of columbus. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made from minds. d. w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages take on a lot of programming one day we will be. there with us our innovations magazine for in asia the us from every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. do you buy your tomatoes in the supermarket. as we go about our daily life human rights oh often the last thing on our own minds . invisible hand is. slavery in the twenty first century. starting december second on d w. this is date of the news coming to you live from berlin a call for urgent action as the u.n. climate summit opens in bali. the conference hosted b.g. kicks things off the island nation has been hit hard by rising sea levels and warns delegates the time is running out.

mike volunteers with the american legion, the knights of columbus and many other organizations.volunteers at a local soup kitchen, fixes broken appliances for elderly and disabled neighbors. donates his hair to those suffering cancer. makes lunches for children in need and organizations community gatherings to bring people closer together, which is something we need all over the world and certainly in our country. he's a loyal friend to his fellow service members. many of whom are in addition here today. and every wednesday, kaitlyn and christian come over for homework night with grandma and grandpa. i think they'll agree, and you have to meet them. you have to stand up. come on, christian. come on. caitlyn. [applause] pres. trump: but, i think kaitlyn and christian will agree this field trip is their best home work assignment yet. right? what do you think, christian? he said yes. i'm told recently christian asked his grandfather what exactly is the congressional medal of honor? that is a wonderful question, christian. it's the award given to america's bravest heroes who earn ou

over on columbus boulevard that is where they are still making the beer.hey will move that operation here probably early next year. iain? >> all right, brad get to your taste test. thank you of the. >> reporter: yes. >> newtown township police arrested to women for hacking into bucks county community college's computer system and changing grades. police say 37-year-old kelly marriott accessed personal information of a faculty member because she work at a medical office where it was accessible. they say she then passed that information along to the 30-year-old alicia more rosco who hacked in and changed students grades including her own. they were both arraigned and released on $40,000 bail. >>> we hear a lot about out of control parties at frats, and now one chapter at lehigh university in bethlehem just got the boot from campus. the reason, a party that got out of hand. our hank flynn is taking a closer look. >> reporter: when do you guys have to leave any way? >> we're to the leaving. >> reporter: fair enough. [ laughter ] >> we're not leaving. >> report

. >> this weekend i was in columbus ohio. talking about nfl kneelers. marines yelling at each other about different takes on the same subject. i'm looking at their faces. they probably haven't been that mad since grade school. people are on edge right now on everything. especially when you see what happened in texas. you might say i have never been to texas. i have never been to a town of 400. but you take it in because you watch our channel. you read the newspaper and internalize this. >> dana: were you in columbus to talk about the book? it's about andrew jackson. inside -- >> miracle of new orleans. you talk about polarizing. donald trump there. similarities between them. you have somebody running against the establishment. donald trump not accepted by washington. arguably still not accepted by washington. was not liked by his predecessors as we saw over the weekend. neither is donald trump. founding fathers had a problem with jackson. jackson had a problem with them. there's a lot of similarities in this day. this is about a battle that america want

but when i left post, there were places i could not go and i was thrown out of hamburger joints in columbusorgia. >> they would say we don't serve you. >> worse than that. jointped at a hamburger and this nice white lady from new jersey said i can't serve you. you can go around the back. i said no thanks. i went on to the base, that was early 1964, then the civil rights act, the accommodations .ct, was signed in july on july 5, i went back to that hamburger joint and they served me. america discovered is that segregation was not just a burden for blacks, it was a burden for whites. >> you went to vietnam and were injured. you came back to the states and went back again to vietnam. >> about five years later went back and got injured again. >> when you came back, your career took off. >> i was one of 15 people who would serve one year in washington in one of the offices of the. i worked in the office of management and budget and learned a lot about government. >> after your white house fellowship -- >> i commanded an infantry battalion in korea. rewardingof the most years i've had in the army

look at pittsburgh, columbus.ight around freezing in chicago for the travel day in the carolinas, looking guy as well. breezy and cool. a passing sprinkle or flurry early. tomorrow, rebounding to near 50 degrees for a look at tuesday. we could make a run at 60 degrees. the frontal system comes tuesday night into wednesday. by wednesday, low 50's. what about thanksgiving day? we'll stay in the 40's. looking drive for turkey day. bundle up. it is going to be called on thursday night for that 8:30 day. friday, drive. the back half of the holiday, a 30%that is only chance. low to mid 40's and the following week. that is year forecast. becky. -- back to you. kimberly: happening right now, coming up tonight, the 45th annual american music awards. they are coming -- up in just a few -- -- one hour 15 minutes away. so exciting. it is one of the hottest nights in music. be ready for a star-studded list of performers and a few surprises. danya bacchus from the red biget with a preview of the night. can you give us one of th

. >>> stop ranked u-conn in columbus huskies in the 2nd quarter. u con led by as many as 32 points and they win. stanford is 0-2. nascar in arizona. chris busher will need more than clorox to clean up that mess after spinning out in the wall. matt kensick chases ken elliot and kensick knocks elliot from the final spot and in the week it was brad keselowski getting the 4th and final spot. >>> i feel so good for tj betford. he has been reaching the headlines about johnny garoppolo and he has his best game. >> nice job. >>> we'll be right back. if she lves well it and finally tonight a family of bears broke into this los angeles home and helped themselves to a snack. cat food to be exact. one of the bars was munching on the kibbles and his mother in a the doorway. >>> and that's it for tonight thanks for watching. >> quijano: trump and duterte, ameramerican president meets the philippine strongman known as the trump of the east. will he confront rodrigo duterte over his brutal drug war. also tonight we take you inside the philippines controversial dru

pittsburgh 29, columbus 24. out towards chicago 31. detroit coming in 28. i wanted you to see how chilly it is out there tonight as we check our local temperatures. gaithersburg and westminster down to 34. quants i could 38. plates out west down into the low 0s and we're expecting to fall into the upper 20s tonight. heads up turkey trotters. it is a cold start for you tomorrow morning for sure. the rest of us we stay on the chilly side sunny and dry and what you can expect the holiday weekend coming up in a few minutes. shawn. >> a county police tonight. many, many people aout this thanksgiving eave celebrating with family and friends. officers wants to you know they're out on patrol looking for drunk drivers. "fox5" lauren lauren is riding with the police officers tonight. lauren, what's it been like out there. >> all right. well, i'm live here in gaithersburg and i'm actually with officer pat who just finished pulling over a vehicle turns out it was not anything serious. that's good news. this is part of the holiday alcohol task force. it's been already g

we've talked columbus, which is our state capital. >> reporter: powell says they're just not comfortable sending any students anywhere out of state. in the district, mark segraves, news4. >> and columbus is a lovely city. >>> push back is building against a proposal to close the athletic fields at the washington monument and raise the costs to rent others. an online petition launched yesterday already has 5,000 signatures. now seven democrats from d.c., maryland and virginia are getting involved. arguing that the mall should remain open to everyone for any activity. the national park service says sports games are ruining that turf. >> in news for your health this evening, ever forget to take your medicines? well, a new device may now prevent that from happening. our doreen gentzler is here to explain just how this works. this is fascinating, doreen. >> it is. it's a thought provoking story. the food and drug administration announced yesterday it had approved the first-ever digital pi implications. the drug involved is abilifi, an antipsychotic drug for people with schizophrenia and bipol

lighter amounts to columbus, syracuse, pittsburgh, new york.h showers, a gloomy-type day, a little chilly. nowhere is it frigid. minneapolis at 29, bismarck at 30. frozen precipitation limited. at least if it's going to stick on the ground northern minnesota and northern wisconsin. still a cool morning, tallahassee down to 49. 43 in new york city. today's forecast, we're going to be plenty warm in the middle of the country, oklahoma to texas. not bad in the southeast. as i mentioned just fallish, cool in the great lakes region. tomorrow, all eyes on dallas. could be 93 degrees tomorrow in dallas. if that happens, that's the first time they've ever hit 90 degrees in november. more temperature head-scratchers tomorrow. >> that does not sound like a crisp fall day. that's for sure. >>> president trump is set to depart as his first trip to asia as commander in chief. the administration has confirmed that trump will not visit the dmv. all sitting presidents except ronald reagan and george h.w. bush have visited the site. there's not enough time in t

so christopher columbus so actually christopher plummer appearss to rightabout scrooge with this wonderful funny interplay between screw did dickens there is a line in the film that i l loved no one is useless in this world to wyden as the burdens of another. that is the generosity of spirit and pulling people up all of those things that we need to day in our climate when we feel at odds with one another. and i have a bumper strip. [laughter] coming out across the countrys it will be held november 22nd from the man who invented christmas. >> host: riverside california please tell us what you are reading. >> caller: i am enjoying this so much. theen book is the forgotten one. i just love this book. >> host: historical fiction?. >> caller: yes. the family is intertwined david is also a mystery. >> doesn't actually take place during the war?. >> part of that does. >> guest: they give for sharing that. >> host: thanks for calling. we want to continue to hear from you. so with historical fiction inil the trilogy. >> we do so lot of architecture books but it is remarkable that he could do what h