so columbus just what can you tell us about this blast and below y.-o. and whether there's any information on who could have been behind it. there isn't was blood we can see at the moment besides what the president say that he set of. events was that it is easy but is is among those who are in jobs but as to who really is behind this i think this is the speculation that is. why it could be it's really happened someone wanted to try the knife on or known or . or the vice president but also. also consider. the you want to say it could be the president trying to get symbols of this is mildly is stronger than. you know. in july. the thirtieth. and also take into consideration the. you know how does one get to the podium where the president something is supposed to be i've been covering this is the reason the president's. knowledge is all over the past weeks it's difficult. it's impossible for someone good to get close to the pleased when the president himself said that he a wasn't scared and that it wouldn't influence the upcoming elections i believe we have

well for the very latest journalist columbus joins us now from harare columbus what can you tell us about this blast and below why it. is so it is a blast that's about four hours up go there in about thirty minutes up with the blades of a monk or was or so on. to raise hell and television say the set of pots he's one of his friends plays with them and the chap as it was thirty years of appeals. the wife of one of them i spasms. goes away it's at the at the around the off the expose him but he stays the situation is i'm a corporal and he says is this. for you stop and which is about wanting to kill me because. most songs went so far out of is there any speculation on who could have been behind this. yes. the. ses people. didn't. try to trick you like six times before as i was on. the. tides within the group so that they get sued by the head of the july that election the question. how some of them disclose to the point you know someone gets close the president was appalled when. you said because i've been covering the president for four years now. you know where ladies are places. where thi

well joining us now is journalist columbus from harare for the latest columbus what can you tell us about this blast and below why oh well there's this in march besides what does been sick let you know on social media and what the president just. said she minutes at will saying yusef but he's vice president he's sell woman and one of the vice president's wife among other people several people that deadly injured when there was a bomb that lasted. only does south whistle far out it are there is any indications as to who could have been behind this blast . well what the president say essentially is that people don't have been trying to eliminate you have done it six times you say that's what he said when the us to you general is from the states on to me. in a while but that still is that is that has been thrown up around saying well this could not be it's. like this that there was someone who decides to leave him it's good to speak. because of the means about with. columbus move on governor porting from harare we seem to have lost that connection you're watching news coming to you from berl

my name is tim columbus. i'm a law firm, i appear today on behalf of our clients, the national association of convenience stores and society of gasoline marketers of america. these represent over 80% of fuel sales in the united states. as a result of, as mr. tonko knows, my favorite term, 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 behind them from which they can obtain supplies. in that context, the rfs has in fact diversified the markets from which our members purchase product. as i told the members at their first roundtable on this issue, retailers seek peace in valley. we believe the concept that's being proposed today offers perhaps a path to a

interstate 780 in benicia for hours at columbus parkway and the state recreation area. crews were out all night mopping up hot spots. it started at 7:00 and it was contained about 9:00. one westbound and eastbound lane are now open. the fire burned about 10 acres but it could have been worse. >> embers blew and it jumped across. >> at this point, it is not clear how the fire started. >>> a wildfire in lake county is now 50% contained. the pawnee fire has burned more than 13,000 acres since it started last saturday northeast of clearlake oaks. it has destroyed 22 structures. cal fire says crews have made enough headway that now no other buildings are threatened. some evacuations still remain in effect. firefighters are trying to work fast to build and reinforce control lines. >>> a decades old cold case

quinn to columbus of the small number so it wasn't our fault. and of the ana but i mean for the stupid ones who. have been. along chop chop. which is shall not never get dr john almost done that gap. among the mother and adage. and the cañada look now one of the can image that they oh my god. i am nothing but a light the wood on the opting out of. i believe that a. batch of k. in a thought and that one of the dipped in the end to the bad got on and because that that that that cut that name for the whole bit i could nashik have had to make that bet. but on. a kid who should have

and so i was supportive of the hotel application on columbus, not to say that the first round of thehotel we saw was approveable. it did need some whittling down. i don't know if a blanket ban is the way to go, and i'm looking at this in efforts to protect the actual residents and the housing stock from having the housing that's there be compromised into potential rentals where people might be able to just stay in a small, you know, code compliant hotel. >> president hillis: question on the parcels, on our map we have in our packet, the parcels north of broadway. >> yeah, those are in -- >> president hillis: gray, what are they? are those -- those are -- >> did get covered in. >> president hillis: are those c2? yeah. >> those are in the broadway neighborhood commercial district, called out, but specifically, but falls within the telegraph hill-north beach residential special use district. >> so commissioner fong's point earlier, could you do a hotel in that area? >> today with conditional use, under certain parameters. but under this ordinance, no, because it's within the telegraph h

columbus day dinner october 1966 the 17.ause] >> please welcome his accurac accuracy -- his excellency. [applause] >> the whole human experiment will fail unless it can find unity to mediate disputes. unless it can follow the path of economic growth and cooperation, unless and above all, it can realize the equality and brotherhood of. these are not species for anybody. but the bare essentials for us all. and on this small vulnerable planet, all of us are seeking solutions. under the potential or the shadow of potential destruction, we are one. our triumph and defeat. >> ethiopia 1966. [applause] >> the color of change executive director. [applause] this generation cannot afford to raise help with the struggle of the past were beyond these walls and a world to be helped for the welfare of mankind. 1966 university of mississippi. [applause] >> the next speaker served as secretary of the navy 2009 through 2017. former secretary of the navy ray navels. [applause] >> america was a great force in the world with it prestige and whe

officials are urging people to avoid the area near columbus parkway and benicia state park. the conditions are extremely dry in the area and that is causing this fire to spread. we will keep an eye on this breaking story.. and bring you the very latest. (ken) turning to our four zone forecast. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now.(pam) lawrence- these dry conditions increase the fire danger..just as the temperatures are set to go up lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over the bay area, the winds will begin to turn offshore. this will make for much warmer temperatures friday and into the weekend. red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be running very high l

to avoid the area near columbus parkway and benicia state park.(vicki) we're told firefighters from vallejo and fairfield are assisting in this firefight. officials are urging people to avoid the area near columbus parkway and benicia state park. the conditions are extremely dry in the area and that is causing this fire to spread.(ken) we will keep an eye on this breaking story..and bring you the very latest.... we want to get to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow where there is a red flag wanring already in effect for some areas... .... lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over the bay area, the winds will begin to turn offshore. this will make for much warmer temperatures friday and into the weekend. red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the nort

saw it also from these three random moms in columbus, ohio, who decided that even if it was just them and no army, they -- they didn't have any troops to order, these three moms decided they could do something and they decided they would go to the office of their senator, rob portman. >> hi, everyone. this is merrill lehman, here with -- do you want your last name used. >> sarah boyd. >> with sarah boyd and -- danielle. >> danielle car low. >> so we're inside of -- as you could see the anti-room of senator portman's columbus office and been lear -- and sin 3:30 here asking the senator to respond to specific questions we had that people have been asking him for days and days, what would he would do specifically to address this immediate need to remedy the problem of children being taken from their families. so i don't think we have much time. i think the police are coming up soon. but the answer that we got was not satisfactory. people in similar horrible situations like holocaust survivors i've seen talk about how now even at age 80 and 90 and even having been transferred from their p

columbus day dinner, new york city, october 11, 1966. [applause] >> please welcome the republic ireland's ambassador to the united states, his excellencey. [applause] >> the whole human experiment will fail unless it can find unity to ediate disputes. unless it can follow the path of economic growth and cooperation, unless and above all, it can realize the equality and rotherhood of man. these are not cliches for anybody. they are the bare essentials for urvivals for us all. and on this small vulnerable planet, all of us are seeking solutions. under the potential or the shadow of potential destruction, e are one. our triumphs and defeats are common. the bell tolls for us all. ethiopia 1966. [applause] > please welcome the executive color for the change. [applause] >> your generation, south and north, white and black, it is a first with the chance to not only remedy the mistakes which all of us have made in the past but to transsend them. your generation, this generation cannot afford to waste its substance and hope in the struggles for b

has returned a five hundred twenty five year old could beat up alexa by christopher columbus to the back of. the letter was written forty nine thousand three and have been stolen from the back you can migrate. in the net to columbus describes his voyage to the americas to king ferdinand and queen isabella of spain with. the company is now estimated to be worth more than a million euro leaves. restoration work at the old tumble in prague has uncovered several small sculptures of animals made of stone. found in a hollow space beyond. the sculptures i believe to date from the early fifteenth century the animals included dog a bird of prey and then. the city authorities began renovating the old town hall and its famous astronomical clock in april twenty seventeen the work is scheduled for completion in the september. day more than nine hundred manuscripts will go under the hammer at the drool auction house in paris the lot includes musical scores by mozart bach and beethoven as well as a letter written by vincent van gogh it's the second round in the liquidation of the arista feel investment

average rent for columbus families would go up 22%. you thinker company is going to pay her 22% more or even 10% or 5%? but her housing is going up because of a decision by dr. carson ratified -- ratified by the white house to cut those -- cut that help, reduce that help. housing, health care, education, gas, transportation, all get more expensive. workers' wages aren't going up. aren't keeping up because corporations don't value workers. we know one solution to this problem. giving workers a voice in the workplace. not a single worker can't take on the corporation, can't take on the c.e.o., can't take on the behemoths in the executive suite. that's why you need collective bargaining. last september 400 security officers in columbus got a raise from as low as $9 to a minimum of $12.45 an hour. they signed their first union contract with service employees international union log 1. that union brought them a $-- minimum $2.50 raise. it's still below what workers need but it's progress because they've joined together. they've demanded a

columbus day dinner, new york city, october 11, 1966. [applause] >> please welcome the republic of ireland's ambassador to the united states, his excellency. [applause] >> the whole human experiment will fail unless it can find unity and mediate its disputes. unless it can follow the path of economic growth and cooperation, unless and above all, it can realize the equality and brotherhood of man. these are not cliches for anybody. they are the bare essentials of survival for us all. and on this small vulnerable infinitely interdependent planet, all of us are seeking solutions. spur of potential ofnty as under the shadow tentiadestruction, we are one. our triumph and defeat. are common. tolls for us all. a, 1966. 1966.iopia, [applause] >> please welcome the executive director of the color of change. [applause] your generation south and is thewhite and black first with the chance to not only remedy the mistakes which all of us have made in the past, but to transcend them. your generation, this generation cannot afford to waste its substanc

how did you view the criticisms of "good-bye columbus" and "port noise complaint" from members of theewish community. >> he was apparently afraid of having anything dominate him that would affect the honesty of what he wanted to write. not that they were confessions but the pureness in what he wanted to write. that in port noise went a long way. i had a copy of it propped up on my crib, and i gist loved it. i remember opening it and being stunned and having to look again to see if some of the phrases i saw were actually there. and then everyone in america took credit for the joke i'll never deliver again -- >> quite all right. i want to meet phillip roth, but i don't want to shake his hand. >> i would like to play you and just talk about this amazing story he told, npr fresh air just recycled some of the interviews he had done with terry gross over the years. and he was explaining this story about how just before "port noise complaint" came out he had to take his parents to a restaurant and sit them down and explain that this very racy book was about to come out and if journalists cal

here, the columbus gas company kept the lines live to complete renovation work. officials tell us these scrappers are causing thousands of dollars in damage for only a few cents a pound and crews warn, anytime you smell gas it's an emergency situation and to call 911. whit. >> adrienne, thank you. >>> and there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the massive wildfire in the west at this hour. families on alert. >>> the crude oil derailment. more than three dozen tankers overturning right in the nearby floodwaters. tonight, the cleanup and the contamination warning. >>> and summer is finally here, time to plan your dream getaway. we'll tell you the exact day you should book ahead of your trip. xact day you should book ahead of your trip. metastatic breast cancer is trying to stop me, but not today. today, there's a new treatment for women like me who won't be held back. learn more at treatmbc.com. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just beacuase of a claim. i totally could've... (wife) n

indiana where they had gone to new columbus ohio and they give away the talked about meeting a farmer i went to the census records and there was no pennant in new columbus indiana but there was in the small town in ohio was also right on the t rir and they mentioned listening to a preacher that night and he was also at that town in ohio so i thought that is good and i will correct the record. also many references have been to john copeland junior but his father was john c copeland and he was john anthony copeland. little tidbits like that. i was fortunate to haveamilies provide information to me that the dangerfield and i did census work records and newspaper archives and tying these threads together. it was a great challenge and a great journey and also going to places we went to [inaudible] and [inaudible] and utah with a population of 162 reviewed the descendent. it was a great journey and it's a journey that continues. it is one that is essential. i'm glad that i was able to be part of it. >> thank you so much. jean ank eugene and paula, thanu so much. thank you so much for being

. >>> from columbus, ohio new pictures after a violent home explosion. just a horrific scene. two people critically injured. the entire neighborhood rocked by the blast. abc's steve osunsami with the images tonight as first responders race to the scene. >> reporter: this was an emergency. columbus police officers, responding to a home explosion today, were racing to find possible survivors. the home was supposed to be empty, but they were worried someone was trapped inside. sifting through the rubble, they find a boy. >> sweetie, you're good. you've made it this far. you're going to be all right. >> reporter: then they hear a voice, someone calling for help. >> i'm trying sweetheart. >> reporter: police say it was 36-year-old vernice hill. she too is pulled out alive. both are in critical condition with burns and fractures. the blast was so loud, they could hear it miles away. >> we do have a house completely leveled. there are workers in there digging, trying to dig people out. >> reporter: several houses and buildings nearby were damaged in the explosion. investigators tonig

she in columbus, georgia. he was digging through the see what they can find. everything he finds he can take. she cleaning up the trash. he is making sure this area stays nice, which is very cool. pretty swanky nice. that will come in useful especially considering what he is doing. it is a bit of history kind of. >> an old walkie talkie. >> it is kind of like the biggest battery i have ever seen. >> it has got to be from the 80s or something. >> i just imagine it is connected to a murder. somebody killed somebody and threw the evidence into the river. >> you honestly never really know. >> jewelry. >> you know that's from the 99 cent store. >> i don't think this is. mb-a string of pearls. >> i'm be you, some it this is a cracking find. the fact that he is looking at it obviously it has down there. >> it has to be a huge gambling thing heefrmt it could have been one -- >> so we called up the comes. they even been in nearly faus nated. i'm like you know what? shake hands and i guess it would be cool if you find everything else interesting. >>. >> special day ends

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this is a very interesting company out of columbus. they are a big corporation they have to meet susta sustainability we had the tough job of having to taste all of these. >> what's your favorite? >> i like brown butter almond brittle. >> thank you very much we appreciate it >> thank you >>> up next, a look at the these for the week ahead and hugs for hire, how this portland woman is building a business one cuddle at a time. >> you can't actually touch lips but you can touch noses. >>> on tuesday consumer price index is increased time warner will go through. >>> the federal open market committee will decide if rates will go up on thursday may's retail sales number is released >>> one woman says she is on a mission to change the world one hug at a time. it's not for charity it's business. jane has more on this strange success. >> i will have you lift up your arm. sit a stranger in a pose called the gummy worm. >> i lad like 25 different people ask me out on a date. >> she just wanted to cuddle, not have sex she saw a guy on facebook sel

this was at a knhts of columbus hall that no one was paying attention to.ria this cumentary was five years where can people see it? there -- it is on several streaming sites, amazon, purchase it on the internet, go to our website, www. hiddenstay.com. hitandstay.com. brian: whose idea was it to make it that title? joe: i think it was my idea. i'm not sure it is an original idea. i heard people use the term and it seemed like a catchy title. mcgrath is ak well-known name. leadoff with patrick mcgrath. where is he? >> we have returned to the scene of the crime with him. he is after the knights of columbus hall where the selective service rented a second-floor room to have a draft would in. brian:hy did you pick you to start your film? joe: he is well spoken. i knew he would know how to be in front of a camera. he covered the story. who better to tell it than the guy that was invited in a clandestine way to cover the event? brian: let's watch a clip. [video clip] >> ran around the building. you see the shaky footage. john hogan lit the match and started the fi

a few years ago we paired belgium with columbus, ohio. at the time, a city north of brussels had one of the highest per capita numbers of foreign terrorist fighters who were traveling on to syria and iraq to fight for isis. belgian delegation included the mayor and chief of police and other community leaders. in ohio they met with a number of local figures, including officials from the city school dirict. hilliard is one of the most diverse districts in the country because of an influx of somalia immigrants. columbus has worked hard to integrate these kids and build their resilience to harmful outside influences. when he returned, the mayor implenew cmunity engagement and resilient strategies. a few months later, he had noticed a drop in foreign terrorist fighters leaving. down to zero. he's now a member of the strong cities network and the mayor speaks regularly with meyers around the world about its efforts and itscces third and finally, we're working at the state department to deradicalize those who prove susceptible to terrorist ideol

quinn to columbus of the small number so it wasn't our fault. and of the ana but i mean for the stupid ones who. have been. along chop chop. which is shall not never get dr john almost done that gap. among the mother and adage. and the cañada look now one of the can image that they oh my god. i am nothing but a light the wood on the opting out of. i believe that a. batch of k. in a thought and that one of the dipped in the end to the bad got on and because that that that that cut that name for the whole bit i could nashik have had to make that bet. but on. a kid who should have a. little first and a little sister all. the proof of this. sort of journalism this movie the victim of that smarmy little. little in their lives but. some truth. in the chest at the. end of the exam our. minds a bit to shock. and while we're going to the anonymity any of a car you want to have good if you can't even walk there could be a chair and you might have been modeled by him and you know that if it's. now a law. that the home of the lolly half of the. clock at the

least that's what i red he told ap after primary win it's all because dold trumps what christopher columbus for me. >> and like drump hofas wrip a book called theth art of pimp. reallyla youud that. in may we'll be facing two changes. he was two tvrmp nor for main mawn. the guy that won ton fac king zach ringlestein used toe asre b to be a country singer and he went with the name zach mountain. that was the democrat final other guy trust me this is republican senate eric breaky a tater major in college working aactor in new york ty and here's wearing a speedo and dancing if you want to see it you can see it eri ericbrakey.com. his actual campaign web site is the ericbrak.com tape takes a more traditional approach. and he's a state law maker and likes coconut water apparenl apparently. >> jus tip trudeau over who would b for border wall. all can'ties will put their differences together to work opt world cup. here's dhel a u.s. joint canada and mexico affair. all three counties banded together and pete out marraco to host the tournament. not untrue there. this is first world cup to be hosted

near columbus parkway and benicia state park. officials are urging people to use caution in the area near columbus parkway and benicia state park. so far no reports of any injuries or structures damaged. ( robin )this morning... many are mourning the lives of loved ones that died in a shooting in annapolis, maryland. thursday afternoon, news of a mass shooting inside a newsroom spread across the nation. five are died... and several others are injured from the shooting... the suspect now in custody. reporter omar jimenez has the latest details on what police are calling... a targeted attack. nats: "several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard." authorities responded to a shooting at the offices of a local newspaper.steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arundel county. there was an active shooter incident. five people are dead, several more are wounded and in the care of the anne arundel medical center. the shooter is in our custody and is being interro

the columbus property is also. was there another property? >> 75 fresno. >> president breed: that one is off the list, as well. >> thank you. >> president breed: next speaker, please. >> this is regarding line 58, 1246 40 avenue, block 1711, lot 022-d, and i have receipts, as well. >> president breed: 1246 40 avenue? >> 40. >> president breed: yes, that's been removed from the list, as well. >> okay. so i don't have to stick aro d around. >> president breed: no. it's going to be amended, but you don't have to wait till later. are there any other members of the public who wish to speak to the board, please speak up now. seeing none, public comment is closed. f mr. davison will bring us back an amended list that we will address at that time, and thank you all for your patience and for being here today. all right. madam clerk, let's go to roll call for introductions. >> clerk: thank you, madam president. up to introduce new business is supervisor sheehy. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. i have a motion to adjourn in m

allow somebody to come in and have a new network information produced in maryland rather than in columbus. we have question for one one more question. seed: how does it feel to that happen? mr. wheeler: is painful. ye and i have different approaches to what the job of the fcc is supposed to be. i said in my confirmation hearing my job was to represent american consumers. think that is what we tried to follow. seems to think what is best for consumers is what is best for the company. the old what is good for america is good for general motors. we have a difference of opinion. we had it when we were both sitting on the commission together. today, he is chairman. is reflecting his views. monday, june 11. what is the impact? mr. wheeler: when the net rules disappear, birds will still fly and chickens will lay eggs. monopolies will be told. it is fair to discriminate. if --uld not be surprised not overnight but over time, we begin to see internet services discriminate in a way that benefits their bottom line, rather than. the diversity of choices available. the opportunities available for inno

this was at a knights of columbus hall that no one was paying attenono.an: this documentary was five years ago. where can people see it? joe: it is available on several streaming sites, amazon, you can go to our website. brian: why don't we look at the first clip. stay," whose idea was it to make that title? joe: i think it was my idea. i'm not sure it is an original idea. i heard people use the term and it seemed like a catchy title. people who live washington, patrick mcgrath is a well-known name. you lead off with patrick mcgrath. who is he? joe: we have returned to the scene of the crime with him. he is after the knights of columbus hall where the selective service have rented a room to have a draft board in. brian: why did you pick you to start your film? joe: he is well spoken. i knew he would know how to be in front of a camera. he covered the story. who better to tell it than the guy that was invited in a clandestine way to cover the event? brian: let's watch a clip. [video clip] >> ran around the building. someone out of breath. that is where the

binghamton nework 55, columbus 58.airis is cooler airg tto slide into the region here and it will get here. i mean,ait until tomorrow morning. it will feel noticeably coolerts oue. winds have turned. they're now out of the north-northwest. that is going to bring in some of that croo aleir. you see an hour winyou'll feel that. same deal with manassas here in d.c., hour which is not too bad at all. satellit aand radarcross the region showi what is the cold front kind of draped ght across the immediate i-66 as we speak.ssing the again, a couple of shoers can't b ruled out with it out tohe west, these mountain areas. in d.c. we'll keep it d throughout the morning hours and we're going to continue to break up these clouds as we roll throughhe next few hours and then sunshine will take over from there. it's an area of high pressure building in across the great lakeshe and into midwest. that's a good positioe for high pressurhis time of the more comfortable airg in masses. eventually this guy is goi to get off the coast and s

police and neighbors frantically working to rescue people from an explosion in columbus. the cause of the blast is under investigation. >>> kentucky is known for bourbon, but they toppled down wound up in a distellry in louisville. officials were checking to see if any leaked into the nearby >>> and terinscene kaurt at a station in ook at this . after loses control and comes crashing down between two gas pumps. the woman was able to walk out of the car and arrested and driving under the influence. >>> when we come back here tonight, above and beyond, how one couple's model request to help migrant families led to remarkable outcry of support. house nearly 50-thousad undocumented immigrants. the plan to build a giant detention center.... and where it would go. and millenium isn )t the only leaning tower. we investigate what )s causing another one to tilt. next. marriage, monday on today. >> finally tonight our friday look at those gone above and beyond. thousands of americans responded to children left in limbo and swirling at the controversy. these are the photos that have

this was in a knights of columbus hall. host: this documentary 2013 was five years ago. can people see it? >> they can. it's available on several streaming sites, a.m.a done and pan dora and purchase it on the internet and go to our website to find out where you can see it and purchase it. host: look at the first clip. what does it mean? >> like a hit and run except you don't run. you made your hit and stay and wait. host: whose idea was it to make that title? >> i think it was my idea. i'm not sure it was an original idea. i heard people use the term and it seemed like a catchy title. host: patrick mcgrath is a well known name and on channel 9 here i believe in washington. but you lead off with patrick mcgrath, where is he? >> we have returned to the scene of the crime with him. at the knights of columbus hall where the selective service rented a second floor room. host: why did you pick hum to start your film? >> he is well spoken. i knew he would know how to be in front of the camera, but also he covered the story. who better to tell it than the guy that was invited i

in the process of those meetings it became clear whether columbia's -columbus monuments state or not-, there was a deeper issue the city was not addressing. unless we had a larger context, that actually would be free-floating discussions with nothing to anchor. out of that, dan walker asked us to serve in the organization. i will be happy to talk about that. i will be starting a new position and i have an asked to look at wars of america monument, which is right in the downtown square of downtown new york. many of you know he was the sculptor on rushmore. there is a longer history, i can see a lot of you nodding, he was associated with the kkk, and now the people developing the park want to in a very positive way think about how in their refurbishing of the monument, how to grapple with that history. the final point is i believe that a lot of thre i really with the surveillance devices that we carry with us all the time. i think it is something that the public and students can get deeply involved in if we then think about how to present this world in a provocative and effective way to

. >> reporter: from columbus to richmond to massachusetts, the heat is on. in chicago where it hit 93, umbrellas were out. so was the a.c. for a time at this animal shelter. the brave still rolled out yoga mats despite an extreme heat warning. >> those mats are probably a little hot. >> it's bad. we went like from having 50-degree weather to all of a sudden to 90-degree weather. >> reporter: today it's all about the sizzle. 90-degree readings all around the heat zone, but an approaching cold front promises relief overnight. until then, 80 million americans doing what they can to beat the heat. in albany, a walk in the park not so easy today. >> try to choose the shaded paths for bike rides and walks to get the exercise that we need, but we stay safe at the same time. >> reporter: schools closed early in jersey city, new jersey. >> i'm very happy because it's like so hot. i would not be able to bear being in school for so long. >> reporter: the heat is all the more unpleasant because it's come with high humidity, pushing feels like temperatures past 100 in pl

flames broke out near columbus parkway and state recreational area. the crews will be out all night mopping up the hot spots. you can see cars driving right through the thick smoke today. the fire broke out around 7:00. the crews finally got it contained after 9:00. all westbound lanes have now reopened. one eastbound lane is still closed, however, the fire burned about 10 acres but it could have been much worse. >> there was not a lot of wind. i was surprised. once it was in the eucalyptus grows it got going. >> at this find is not clear how the fire got started. >>> tonight, people living along highway 4 may hear gunfire but don't worry it is just a test. new gunfire sensors are set up between pittsburgh and antioch. since november of 2015 there have been 136 shootings along freeways in contra costa county. the sensors will alert the police when shootings are detected. it will work with the cameras and the license plate readers already mounted on highway 4. >> when shot spotter detects shots fired up on the freeway shot spotter actually moves the zo

. >> reporter: from columbus to richmond to massachusetts, the heat is on in chicago where it hit 93, umbrellas were out. so was the f a.c. a time at this animal shelter. the brave still rolled out yoga mats despite the h warning. >> those mats are probably a little hot. >> it's bad. 50 degreeom having weather to all of a sudden 90 degrees weather. >> reporter: it's all about the sizzle. 90 degree readings around the heat zone, but an approachi cold front promises relief. 80 million americans doing what they can to beat the heat. in albany, a walk in the park not so easy.to >> we trhoose the shaded paths for bike rides or walks to make sure we gethexercise we need, but we stay safe at the same time. >> reporter: schoolsrllosed in jersey city, new jersey. >> i'm very happy because it's like so hot i would not be able to bear being in school for long. >> reporter: the heat is all the more unpleasant because it's ushingith high humidity feels like temperatures past 100 in placeea a double thr damaging winds and severe storms moving through new england. or that.s to ron mott temperatures

now half hours and that will give colombians a clearer picture of what their future holds cover in columbus election for us thanks and. greece and macedonia have signed a deal to rename macedonia the republic of north macedonia agreement is supposed to end the decades long dispute but the day has been marked by violence go reports from lake press where the signing ceremony took place. an embrace twenty seven years in the making the prime ministers of greece and macedonia resolving their country's differences not just a name also in deed then on the morning machine we are not gathered here today to mourn the defeats of the past we are taking a historic step so that from now on it will only be winners. it was an unprecedented show optimism but both leaders acknowledged the difficulty of their achievement we're going to let me also see the us there is a need for trust courage and hope signing the final agreement for the name is of strategic importance for the two countries and you can move mountains they signed the agreement now delegations are over to the other side of the border for a workin