situation we have with the people and columbus day something is being lost about the spirit of columbus day. i think when we celebrate octoberfest and germans celebrate octoberfest and i have no german in my blood but i still celebrate octoberfest and enjoy it and drink the beer and have the sausages. everybody chooses to celebrate these holidays whether it's saint patrick's or cinco de mayo coming up in a few weeks. the spirit of the holiday is about the italian culture and the italian heritage, it's not about trying to go back in history and rewrite history or focus on only good things or only bad things. we are just here to celebrate. we welcome everybody in every way to celebrate the italian-american culture and also the indigenous people. i hope that we can further this that there might be an opportunity to have two separate holidays so the value of both will be respected. thank you so much. >> commissioner stefani: i'm going to call a few names. isab isabella, monica, nick, gueto. >> thank you, supervisors. thank you supervisor stefani for endorsing us. i'm a lawyer, a journalist

columbus, yeah, that's fine. >> i have. producers of isobutenol are eager to work something out with epa so they can put their additive set for -- they have to go through a whole process. nick you can do -- >> the problem is something we need to be addressing here in congress? there is a regulatory impediment to taking their product to market in an efficient way and my bet is they would be thrilled to hear about this. >> i didn't realize that. can it work? do you think this would be better? >> look, it is a different thing than fuel ethanol. can it work? sure. it is a relatively small production item to date -- >> all right, can i stop you there and ask you. relatively smal are we going to get it to market, then? it's not going to do any good if we can't get the product to the people. >> you will get it to the market to the people the same way ethanol that's gotten to market. it will go by train or barge. and it will -- >> but i'm talking about demand. if there is not enough demand for it >> i think what you just said is if

it was kind of a surprise to just take away columbus day. then i thought, while standing back here and sitting here and listening to everyone i thought of my grandparents. catherine, you know how old one of my grandparents are and the other one is not doing well. i thought of the history they have had in this city. they have been part of the city, italian americans being part of this city, just working folk, just part of the fabric of what makes our city great. to take away any kind of recognition, any kind of -- just anything that would just give someone like -- some people like that recognition is amazing. we do need to honor the native americans of this country. there's no doubt about that. being part indian from independent ye-- india i know tt we have an inclusion area. to take away something that honors family, that honors everyone's family here today was a surprise to me that our supervisor had done that. i'm happy to say that we are getting this rectifirectif rectified hopefully today. thank you for doing this. as you know i'm in ful

timothy columbus. general counsel, society of gasoline marketers of america and the national association of convenience stores. sir you have five minutes. your full testimony is on the record and you're now recognized. >> i think we got to turn the mic on. just probably one of the issues. >> my name is tim columbus, i appear today on behalf of thundershower clients national association of convenes stores and the see site of independent gasoline marketers of america. he's associations represent over 80% of retail fuel sale thursday in thank you united states. as a result of -- my favorite term is the big stupid price signs, that market is the most transparent and price competitive commodities market on the face of the earth. simply stated, retailers want to sell products in a legal way to people who want to buy them. they don't buy them because we sell them. we sell them because they want them. because they do not manufacture the products they sell, they favor, as do all buyers, deep, diverse markets be

(steve) it's a look at the front lines of the opioid crisis in columbus, ohio... something that is pevelant in the bay area.body cam footage was released by the columbus police department showing an officer reacting after getting administered narcan. before that - you can hear a fellow officer question a drug suspect in the back of the cruiser asking if there was fentanyl in a substance they found in her car. the suspect says, "not that i know of." and that's when the officer was given narcan - as a precaution - which was squirted into his nostrils. officer: what is that? what is that that you have? no, no, no, what is that that you have in the car?suspect: she called it ice, i swear to god that's what she called it.officer: fentanyl in it?suspect: not that i know of.officer: ok, well we have an officer having an effect right now.officer: suck it up ,, suck it up that nostril...narcan administered. (steve)the columbus police department says lab reports found the powder the officer was exposed to was meth...which is not an opioid. the dpartment also said that the o

the big fifteen six floors of the time warner building columbus circle in central park and dedicated solely to jobs in the book. here in the house of swing some of the biggest jazz legends of all time or a member of. the bunch of marsalis one of the best known jazz musicians in the world is the managing director artistic director and also the band leader of the resident jobs at lincoln center and now we're going to take a train. for. the but. the but. the but. the but. the but. the but . the be. from new york back here to the berlin film morning for another fantastic orchestra the john wilson orchestra concert was an absolute highlight here and it's perfect to finish off our program today see you next time on sara's music by. shawn wilson and his orchestra specialize in paying tribute to the music of the golden era of hollywood and broadway many of the songs from the m.g.m. so musicals have become iconic. in the one nine hundred sixty s. the m.g.m. film scores were destroyed john has dedicated himself to reconstructing the scores to recreate the magic of the m.g.m. films because. we

that lease food yachts need for europeans or soon after it's never been anything like it in the columbus module but you see behind me we're also in three unknown territory in terms of work safety for the astronauts and we have to make sure someone doesn't move too fast for example noticing that in whiteness conditions he is able to calculate distances properly as he makes his way around the columbus module. that was tested on a special parabolic flight the aircraft's extreme maneuvers create short periods of freefall to simulate zero gravity. simon's develop his need to know how he'll move with his small propulsion mooches and navigate in weightlessness. he's not programmed with a map but has to find his way around on his own. i'm going to have to think you know simon creates a map from self from his navigation camera it's a stereo camera. that means he has two pictures he can superimpose on each other to measure and determine distances between objects he selects orientation points on the pictures he receives based on contrast for example and compares them with the new picture we get so

. >>> san francisco supervisors try to end the controversy over renaming columbus day. the holiday they're creating to honor italian americans. >> the real estate agent is accused of price gouging in the wake of the north bay wildfires. >>> religion with a pop >>> let's start off by taking a look at what's going on around the state today. you can see the gray, the clouds overtaking about the fourth earn three-quarters of the state. sunshine in so cal. mid to upper 60s for sacramento and fresno. notice the rain during the daylight. doesn't make it to any of the neighborhoods save of a stray shower around tahoe. tomorrow around 11:00 is when we start getting accumulating snow around kirkwood. that's about it. not a very potent system. let's take a look at my accuweather forecast. a couple inches of snow tomorrow. then we go from 44 to 60 degrees thursday to friday. mid 60s saturday through tuesday, looking more like spring. >>> some breaking news coming in right now from florida where a school bus just overturned, at least six kids are hurt. the bus crashed with a semi tr

and these stories are told through the spanish, the french explorati s explorations, christopher columbus and the african-american experience. and again, these are all done within time periods. we'll pick up some of these same stories as we keep walking through this area. but these are some of the oldest of the stories. and many of them date back to the foundations of america. i mean, when we look here, some of the stories that related to the spanish stories in america. >> this particular -- actually it's a book, but it's the works of -- his father was actually the second command under christopher columbus. he was granded a large portion of land in cuba. as a result, basically the atlantic sland slave began here because the cuban people were among the first who would be enslaved. he grew up in a in a family of slave owners. he became a monk. as he prepared a sermon, he became convicted according to wrightings, enslavement of the people was wrong, although culturally cuban people were different and considered barbaric, at least in his eyes, and according to scripture as he read it, they we

his father was the second under christopher columbus. he was granted a large portion of land in cuba. as a result, basically the landing slave trade would begin here because the cuban people were amongst the first who would be enslaved. de la costa was in a family of slave owners. he became a monk. as he was preparing a sermon, he became convicted according to his writings that the enslavement of the people was wrong. and although culturally the cuban people were different, considered barbaric, at least de la costa's eyes ask according to scripture as he read it, they were equal amongst the europeans. so, he became where he was once an adversary to the cuban people or the enslachved people, he th became an advocate and he started writing to king charles this these works. this is the history of the destruction of the indians where he was documenting to king charles and appealing to them, you know, to release the slavery of the people. eventually they did and then this is where they started using the africans and bringing blacks over from

commercial trade and these stories are told through the spanish, the french explorations, christopher columbus and the african-american experience and again these are all done within time periods. we're pick up some of these same stories as we keep walking through this area, but these are some of the oldest of the stories and many of them date back to the foundations of america. when we look here some of the stories that related to the spanish stories in america. >> this particular -- actually it's a book but it's the works -- his father was actually the second command under christopher columbus and he was granted a large portion of land in cuba and as a result, basically the atlantic slave trade would pretty much begin here because the cuban people were amongst the first who would be enslaved. he would grow up in a family that were slave owners but he became a monk and as he was preparing a sermon and the enslavement of people was wrong. culturally the cuban people were considered different and barbaric at least in his eyes and according to scripture as he read it that they were equal upon am

columbus 24 degrees for a wind chill. washington at 42, nashville, 40. this chilly air lasts for two weeks at least. >> where's the feet -- the heat? >> the feet? >> oh, my gosh. >> really? >> good morning, america. >> where's the heat? >> you were talking about defeat and basketball. >> no, it was phoenix and heat. >> okay. >> i'm helping you. >> yeah, 90 degrees in sky harbor. >> the heat is getting to him. >> she's throwing you a life line. >> thank you, paula. >> we are going to talk about defeat. i think you're just teeing this up. loyola's story sadly over. their cinderella story came to an end at the hands of michigan. the final four last night. >> michigan? >> tony knows what i'm talking about. >> the wolverines will face the wildcats tomorrow night. villanova crushing kansas last night with a barrage of three-pointers. >> espn's tony reali in the house. big plays and sister jean. tony, good morning to you. >> good morning guys. the headline is michigan and villanova for the national title. you can't tell the story last night without marveling ov

ava wallace of the washington post was in columbus, ohio for the game and she joins me now.he ga, how big of a moment was this for notre dame? >> it was huge. it was the coach's seventeenth national title on the day, the anniversary of her first one. it shows you the longevity of the one and she mcgraw is one of six coaches who have national titles to their namthe. 're pretty much a strapping team but to get two national ties almost two decades apart from each other is a pretty big cades. >> reporter: you say this was a huge game. notre dame wasn't favored even though top seed. why? >> uconn, all four number one seeds re there in columbus this weekend but uconn was the number one overall seds, they re the best of all of the number ones. notre dame took them down.e they hadn'taten them in seven tries before that game friday and they upset th on friday night in columbus and had to take down mississippi state i which, agaiwas another number one seed, but they were just a little bit of a better number one seed than notre dame. so the fighting irish weren't expected to win this o

i was thrown out of hamburger joints in columbus, georgia. david: they just would say, we don't serve you? mr. powell: even worse than that. i stopped at a hamburger joint late one night and i knew i couldn't go in so i just went to the window and asked for a hamburger and this nice white lady from new jersey said i don't know why but i can't serve you. you can go around back. i said, no thanks. so i went back on to the base and that was in early 1964 and then the civil rights act of 1964, the accommodations act was signed in july. just before july 4th. and on july 5th i went back to that hamburger joint and they served me. and what america discovered is that segregation was not just a burden for blacks. it was a burden for whites. we were living in a crazy system. david: you went to vietnam and you were injured. mr. powell: yeah. david: and you came back to the states and went back again to vietnam. mr. powell: about five years later i went back and got injured again. yeah. david: when you came back, your career really took off a bit. you be

columbus but our american pilot michael came out on top setting a new track record of fifty seven point one seconds is the first time the event has taken place in france and what a spectacle on show for the fans on the ground. you're watching news i'm headed home for you do stay with us if. they make a commitment. they find solutions. and stronger. africa on the moon. stories of both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent of africa on the move the stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own. w.'s new multimedia series from. d.w. dot com or go. welcome to the world stories. india men just want to look good. a village leans left. but we begin with israel which is marking its seventieth anniversary this week but the mood has been marked by deficient between left and right between the religious and the secular. and scored a slice deep in the occupied west bank sixty families live in this illegal israeli outpost near the settlement of she will i one cuts have moved to escort to seven years ago with his family it's situated in t

try for karen, columbus, ohio, independent. caller: thank you for accepting my call this evening. i want to tell you i was really impressed with president trump having the backbone to represent our country and we will be praying for our troops. we are so proud of him. we hope he will unite our country. we can all together and maybe see eye to eye a little bit. this is a wonderful thing he is doing and i am impressed with him. thank you for taking my call. host: echoing thoughts from jenkins of kentucky, as united states and our allies begin murderous assad's regime, we pray for the safety of our troops. marty on the line from savannah, georgia, republican. caller: thank you for having me on. host: you bet. caller: i want to say what a difficult job our president and leaders have making this kind of decision. it cannot be an easy task to take a call for a judgment task in other countries. i was crying tonight watching the news, watching syrians being viciously attacked, babies attacked. i was praying for the country. this verse was brought to mind where that it says, the one author

this world do you think anyone gives a damn about some explosion in some ghetto trash warren in columbusdon't do this, i'm running in there. not for long. pick up, pick up, alice! it looks expensive, i will say that much. it is a steven spielberg film! realworld, unrealworld, one of the things i liked about it is the interplay between the two worlds. the other thing is that the virtual world is packed with pop culture references from the 70s and 80s, early on someone produces the spaceship from silent running. i was won over, then that is the delorean from the film back to the future. you think this could become just about spotting the references but it is a real popcorn sugar rush thrill ride. you can tell spielberg loves the avatar world he has created. and you get emotionally engaged with the characters. it would be easy this to become just a technical exercise, when you spot the references and look at the visuals but you care about the story, the story makes sense and believe me if the story is set in a computer game and makes sense to me, it will make sense to anyone! i went in, wit

board members in january replace columbus day with indigenous peoples day, saying they wanted to honoramerican people and condemned the atrocities that they suffered. the decision upset some italian- americans who said they were losing a holiday celebrating their culture. >>> the city of santa rosa is facing major money problems as it tries to rebuild from the october wildfires. the city manager is proposing to spend $62 million more next year than last year. it would be likely the largest single spending increase in santa rosa's history. there are some real challenges ahead, according to the mayor. some the extra spending will go to a new water system. santa rosa leaders say they may be forced to deplete some of the city's reserves. >>> sonoma county is a step closer to asking voters to approve a bond measure to pay for building thousands opposer at the press democrat reports the county board of supervisors may take a final vote in july and put it on the november ballot. the bond proposal has so far received a wide range of support from lawmakers to housing advocates and environmental

que ser llevado al hospital luego de que se desatÓ un incendio en el hotel europa en la avenida columbussÓlo una habitación se vio afectada, no se sabe la condiciÓn del hombre herido, mientras sigue la investigaciÓn de la causa del incendio. el san lorenzo, la llamas destruyeron parte de una casa y toda la familia quedÓ desplazada. el fuego iniciÓ a las 18:30 del dÍa de ser. al parecer el incendio se originÓ en el garage y se extendiÓ al Ático. no se reportaron heridos y la cruz roja estÁ ayudando a los seis desplazados. la policÍa busca pistas para encontrar al responsable de disparar una rÁfaga de balas desde una camioneta en momentos en que un oficial de la patrulla de caminos detenÍa a otro auto por cuestiones de trÁnsito. cerca de la avenida central en richmond. nadie sufriÓ heridas. cambiando de temas, algunos beneficiarios del tps han tenido complicaciones a la hora de renovar el programa. rafael sÁnchez cruz y conversÓ con expertos de migraciÓn para saber mÁs. rafael: este abogado migratorio asegura que han surgido problemas para algunos beneficiarios del tps. >> muchas personas

about simon there the artificial intelligence he's learning how that works he's been told how the columbus lab is all prepared for his mission the horizons mission and he's just been speaking behind here in the presence of some very great astral to if you can see him over here so it's all on so artificial intelligence simon as you mentioned is going to be one really interesting aspect of this mission what else is on the agenda. well there is so much on i'm going to start with alex first of all one of the experiments is my oh my oh tones it's basically going to look at how microgravity affects the muscular system of this really important because we shoot things up into space all the time but we really don't know how space affects humans in space think about all the colonies we want to build we don't know how space is going to affect us if we procreate there's no not much experimentation going into evolutionary biology so that's going to be really important it's also icarus it's an experiment that's going to track birds with a little sensors in the eye assess will still pop their data as the

they have been identified as keith jones of cusseta, georgia, and the other is luther lee of columbus, georgia. the police department will be seeking charges of homicide and robbery against mr. jones as well as mr. lee.>(pam) both suspects are currently being held in other states. (grant) police in richmond are investigating their second homicide in just three days. the latest happened last night outside an apartment complex on hartnett avenue near carlson boulevard. that's where police found a 29 year richmond man shot several times. he died at the scene. right now investigators do not have any suspect information. and they are not releasing the victim's identity until family has been notified. coming up at eight.. how the deadly police shooting of stephon clark .... is now changing sacramento police department policy. plus. how what you like on facebook can actually reveal a lot about you...including intelligence. and next. explosive allegations of racism, homophobia and religious intolereance inside the san francisco police department. at the marine mammal center, the environment i

that story prompted a democratic newspaper in columbus, ohio, to remark -- mr. and mrs. lincoln are tenants at the white house upon the strength of the negros popularity and now they turn around and exclude him from its precincts. "no mans statement that of my race or color a previous condition had ever attended such reception except as a servant or as a waiter." meant inauguration receptions, he was accurate. if he meant white house receptions in general, he was wrong. line had beenolor broken on at least such three occasions over the preceding 14 months. an examination of those three receptions indicates there was no consistent policy regarding black guests at the white house for public functions. it also suggests the president favored admitting african-americans but the first lady did not. in the 1860's it was not entirely clear what rules there were if any regarding the admission of blacks to the white house. after his inauguration day confrontation in 1965, douglas learned that the officers at the white house had received no orders from mr. lincoln nor anyone else,

columbus up to 62.hope that this is the last snow, that this is the last cold arctic air. it will be beautiful in the southeast. atlanta at 80, new orleans, 81. florida is great, too. then going to thursday, much of the country is okay, just chillier than it should be. bring the umbrella tomorrow. it will be chilly but rain. >> i heard this before. this should be the last winter arctic blast, and middle of next week, you're like guys, i have bad news. >> it is okay to have okay news. it is ayman's birthday, everybody. >> what? >> we have okay news on his birthday. >> you can't have a cake, fire hazard. make a wish, pretend to blow it out. >> thanks, guys. appreciate it. i went for warm weather. >> happy 50th. >> 50th? >>> all right. still ahead. supreme court takes up a case on how much you pay online. >>> and another bad day. the standard company car wasn't good enough for the embattled epa chief. whatever you do to stay healthy. you might be missing something. your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite. oc

this world do you think anyone gives a damn about some explosion in some ghetto trash warren in columbus up, alice! it looks expensive, i will say that much. it is a steven spielberg film! realworld, unrealworld, one of the things i liked about it is the interplay between the two worlds. the other thing is that the virtual world is packed with pop culture references from the 70s and 80s, early on someone produces the spaceship from silent running. i was won over, then that is the delorean from the film back to the future. you think this could become just about spotting the references but it is a real popcorn sugar rush thrill ride. you can tell spielberg loves the avatar world he has created. and you get emotionally engaged with the characters. it would be easy this to become just a technical exercise, when you spot the references and look at the visuals but you care about the story, the story makes sense and believe me if the story is set in a computer game and makes sense to me, it will make sense to anyone! i went in, with trepidation and i watched everything with a huge smile, i laug

for example, supervisor cohen's legislation to rename columbus day to indigenous people's day. supervisor peskin's legislation to remove herman's name from the plaza. students from the university of san francisco renamed the campus building from hall to toler; after a an african-american. not only have they removed the names, we must know our history in order to not repeat the mistakes of our past. this is why i am introducing a resolution to name phelan to frida way and remove the other name. james dphelan served as a mayor and senator. he supported the chinese exclusion act of 1882, an immigrant act of 1924, which basically -- and the chinese and japanese immigration from entered erg the united states. he ran his senate campaign on the cheap california white and save our state from aggression. he also supported legislation to make interracial marriages illegal. a state name is named after his father. the mayor's anti-immigration policies smears his father's name. san francisco is a city which prides itself on values of inclusion, tolerance, and respect for multicultural diver

try for karen, columbus, ohio, independent. caller: thank you for accepting my call this evening. i want to tell you i was really impressed with president trump having the backbone to represent our

>> we had a great time in buckeye columbus with the ohio state university.to the students about the future of work and he said he would be more likely to run for president as an independent if republicans keep control of congress. he thinks that if democrats get control of the house that there wouldn't be quite as much of an opening. >> oprah winfrey, donald trump, all running. >> quite a lineup, my friends. are you running? >> no. >> mike allen, thank you very much. of course we'll be reading axios am in just a while. you too can sign up for the newsletter by going to axios.com. >> that does it for us this morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >> i want to thank the white house historical association and all of the people that worked so hard with melania, with everybody to keep this incredible house or building or whatever you want to call it, because it really is no name for it. it is special. and we keep it in tiptop shape. we call it sometimes tippy top shape and it's a great, great place. >> well, the markets are feeling a little less tippy top shedd

abc 7 news was at columbus avenue and broadway after firefighters contained the flames to just one unit inside the hotel. one man went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. his next door neighbor told us what he heard and saw just after 9:00 this morning. >> i heard the fire alarm. i looked in the window right away and saw smoke coming out from the window. it was the room right next to me. i got kind of scared. i ran outside my room. >> this morning's fire burned just a few blocks from where flames gutted a vacant apartment building. that fire forced several businesses to close. >>> engineers have a pricey plan to stop the tower in san francisco from sinking right correcting its lean at the same time. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the engineers are confident drilling piles down to bedrock stabilize one side of the 58 story condo high rise while the other side continues to sink until the building straightens itself out. the job is estimated to cost $2 million to $5 million and take two to five years. the building's general contractor is already working on the city for permits. >>

try for karen, columbus, ohio, independent. caller: thank you for accepting my call this evening. i want to tell you i was really impressed with president trump having the backbone to represent our country and we will be praying for our troops. we are so proud of him. we hope he will unite our country. we can all together and maybe see eye to eye a little bit. this is a wonderful thing he is doing and i am impressed with him. thank you for taking my call. host: echoing thoughts from jenkins of kentucky, as united states and our allies begin murderous assad's regime, we pray for the safety of our troops. marty on the line from savannah, georgia, republican. caller: thank you for having me on. host: you bet. caller: i want to say what a difficult job our president and leaders have making this kind of decision. it cannot be an easy task to take a call for a judgment task in other countries. i was crying tonight watching the news, watching syrians being viciously attacked, babies attacked. i was praying for the country. this verse was brought to mind where that it says, the one author

unit 56k columbus stats. you were last seen entering your trailer three days ago.world, you think that anyone is going to give a damn about an explosion in some ghetto trash rat barn in columbus? >> sorrento, don't do this. i'm not even there. >> not for long. >> seth: please welcome back to the show ben mendelsohn, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good. back to the show, yeah. >> seth: yeah. except, now you're a two-time guest. >> yeah, it's ill advised. >> seth: ill advised. >> there we go. >> seth: on whose part though? who is making the ill decision here? me for having you back or you for coming? >> i guess we'll know by the end. >> seth: yeah. i'm so excited for this movie. i haven't seen it. you know why i haven't seen it? >> why? >> seth: impossible to see. usually when you're a talk show host, they'll send you a link or they'll tell you, "come to a screening." not with "ready player one." >> no links. >> seth: have you seen it? >> yeah. >> seth: you like it. >> twice. >> seth: you've seen it twice? >> yeah. >> seth: well yo

. >> reporter: columbus day weekend 2003.fisher heads to the big apple to explore the city's hopping bar scene. >> mark fisher was every parent's dream, a big, strapping, good looking student athlete, the prom king in his high school. phenomenal football player. >> reporter: he meets up with a group of guys that night, including tommy silay. >> a bunch of us went to the bars on the east side. >> bunch of guys? >> bunch of guys. >> cruising for chicks? >> or -- yeah. >> cruising for chicks along with him that night, his wingman, june jukea. >> best friends? >> yeah. hang out every day, weekend. >> reporter: after some failed to score drinks with their fake i.d.s, 20-year-old jukea invites everyone back to his house in brooklyn, where mark fisher has no idea what he's about to get himself into. >> why was it decided to go to john jukea's house? >> his mom was away and he had a big house. it was an easy choice. >> so it was a little bit like, the cat's away, the mice will play. >> i was in florida on a weekend vacation with my h

try for karen, columbus, ohio, independent. caller: thank you for accepting my call this evening. i want to tell you i was really impressed with president trump having the backbone to represent our country and we will be praying for our troops. we are so proud of him. we hope he will unite our country. we can all together and maybe see eye to eye a little bit. this is a wonderful thing he is doing and i am impressed with him.