a $20 billion company that is headquartered here in columbus, indiana.to show you guys cummins because this is part of the supply chain. this is the block. essentially these are semi truck engines. it's the skeleton of the engines. it makes up 40% of the engine. i want to show you where this is made. it's made in china. the only place cummins can get these blocks is china. china is the only supplier that is currently able to make these available to this american business. so ultimately, well, yes, the likes of these blocks are brought in by cumins. cummins still exports $2.5 billion to $3 billion every year but because of the uptick in the price come this next monday along with the steel and aluminum tariffs they're looking up to $200 million losses every year. i wanted to play a little sound with workers and community members from columbus, indiana, we spoke with earlier about the importance of this company to southern indiana. >> about how many of them are you exporting? >> we export about 65% of the engines we produce here. >> on a yearly basis? >> ye

i have a columbus story. christopher columbus, his fourth voyage. to get back to spain and he doesn't have enough. he goes to the natives and says, "could you give us some of your supplies?" and they only make exactly enough to get through to the next season and they didn't have enough. columbus says, "i will summon divine forces"-- he knew in a week hence there will be a total lunar eclipse. if you don't give me your supplies, i will summon divine forces and make the moon determine disappear. they were skeptical, and a week goes by and the moon begins to disappear and they freak and give him all the supplies they want. he waits until mideclipse and steps out of the cabin and says our goddess will now be good to you because you did the right thing, and we will let the moon come back. so the second half the eclipse, the moon comes back, and he goes away. if you needed yet another reason to think columbus was a dick, that would do it. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: wow. >> oh! >> stephen: wow. i have some italian viewers. i have some italian vie

columbus. massive turnout, even bigger shift to the democrats since 2016. wasn't enough for the democrats to win but it was enough for them to come as close to winning as you can without winning. there are districts like that around the country. when you get a concentration of that demographic that seems the most exercised on the left right now, those college-educated higher income suburbanites where you've bought districts that have a big piece of that i think you'll find extra volatility there. >> it's a great point. steve kornacki, as always that was great. thank you very much pop for a deep dive into the battle of the house. msnbc contributor josh barrow senior editor at business insider. and and bare tundee thurston, author of "how to be black." let's start with this question of where -- who are the folks in these districts? a fascinating thing is happening is that we're having a national election gu we're having a xwun chf different elections and when you think of the election for the hou

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>> i am from columbus ohio, the midwest. one of the swing guest swing states. outside of washington, people are not talking about cable news. the are talking about op-ed. they are not talking about the book. they are talking about what is going on in the economy. school just started a lot of places and they are talking about their dreams for their economy isw the helping them, the prospects are brighter. we have seen fears and concerns and we are trying to address all of those issues. that is not what people out in the rest of the country are talking about. i know it becomes a tempest in washington. the rest of the country really is different. they are not talking about the same stuff. you might see it on cable news, but it is not what we are talking about in the barbershop or other family tables. obamas weekend, barack will launch his new term campaigning. >> what's he running for? something about vice president and the president. how helpful will the former president beats democrats in their drive to be take the house? does his campaigning actually help you?

there's 42,000 people here in the city, 8,500 work right here in columbus.6,000 items, right there, it's a big hunk of metal right there. it is called the head. that piece of metal comes in from overseas, particularly from china, and so when we're talking about that tariff, that makes up about 40% of the actual engine that this company produces to go into semi trucks, so what ultimately happens, the engines that they make, a good number of them are exported overseas, 2.5 billion to 3 billion a year in exports. i want to introduce you to tractracy embree. this is part of what she told us. >> steel ask aluminum have had an impact across everything that we make, but most recently this list three has had a pretty significant impact on us with some of our engines, specifically a piece called blocks and heads. it's a big part of our engine. right now we've said our full-year impact due to tariffs for our company in 2018 is $100 million, so that would be $200 million annually. we are aligned with the goals of the administration on creation of strong trade agreement

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columbus was a genocidal maniac oswald didn't kill kennedy james all right didn't kill martin luther king and marijuana is not worse than cigarettes for you. know my the elevator doors close ones aren't even hooked up they're not even locked up for big car companies are watching. yes. welcome cameras take the news from behind. we start with some fun news hurricane florence has caused the release of toxic coal ash into the north carolina waters and along with the thirty seven people who died it's also caused the drowning death of three point four million farm animals some say much of this could have been avoided for example the coal ash was kept in online open ponds by in order to prevent this you would have had to know what was going to happen and energy companies and factory farms can't predict the a few jerk or are read apparently. who can interpret vague articles like this one its experts warn hurricane florence could kill thousands of farm animals and triggered catastrophic ways phyllis. no can figure out what's going on there. plus the experts actually heard the warning what did

columbus wants a slow clap from jack. >> doesn't cost you anything, right?st like that, good morning columbus. says thewoullike their jvo gordon makes landfall. >> drenching parts of the gulf coast with as much as eight inches of rain and has already taken at least one life. accuweather gives us the latest track on where the torrential rains are headed next. >>> president trump is directing new outrage overnight at the book that has rocked washington. it's an inside look at a west wing in chaos. the president's own advisers viewing him as a danger to our national security. one even calling the white house crazy town. >>> a former cosby show actor speaking out after being job shamed for working to make ends meet at a grocery store. fellow actors are rallying in his defense and he may be weighing a new job offer. >>> and who needs two rooms when the bathroom and the kitchen can be in one. >> ah. >> that's disgusting. >> some small spaces ahead on this wednesday, september 5th. >> but there's a curtain. >> there's a curtain. >>> from abc news, this is "world ne

allison hoffman from columbus, ohio. i teach ap government regular government. >> how do you teach bias in media? >> my students love social media. they say look what i saw on twitter, we look it up and figure out what is going on. i'll have them look at different things. >> what sites do they like liberal and conservative? how much do they watch? ohio theyor race in watch. that.re into following have you been over to visit with the governor's kids? >> i have not. i hope you will come in the fall. he is very involved in our community and things like that. the kids want to go out and vote. in ohio you can register to vote if you're 18. what's the name of the democrat who is running for governor? and his background is? ohio he was attorney general and worked on an economic board for president obama. his children are geniuses. >> is former senator dewine running against him? >> dave, i teach at philadelphia academy in philadelphia, i teach government and politics and american literature. >> why do you do that? learning my w

the main building at 1300 columbus will be closing, including 242 hotel rooms. the management group for the main building did not renew its lease. the holiday inn express across the street will stay open. >>> san francisco has a new restaurant thanks to a boost from the city's small program. mayor breed is there to cut the ribbon. she says the city's program helped them with permitting. >> it helps install businesses navigate the crazy, bureaucratic process that exists in city hall perform many of you know about that when it comes to small businesses, when it comes to housing, when it comes to a number of things in order to get something as simple and inkred ibld as this business open. >>> afraid alert involving a popular chain store. the contra costa fraud alert say people are being called from people saying they are from costco and they ask for personal information, which can then lead to identity theft. the calls appear to be local but they come from outside the bay area. >>> seven mates winutes away fr accuweather forecast. a direct hit from what's going to

the lumber river at fair bluff in columbus county. we urge all of our residents to log into our flood in addition mapping network. man.nc.gov. you can sign up to be notified as by text or emailed when rivers because rising your area. here at the state emergency operations center, we continue to be engaged in large-scale search and rescue operations as well as logistical resupply. we received over 3000 resource requests in the last nine days and we continue to push out resources as quickly as possible by land and by air. there are now for feeding and weons -- kitchens anticipate having for more anticipate -- operating shortly. special thanks to our volunteers from the american red cross, the north carolina baptist men, and the salvation army for making these hot meals possible. do remain a top withity and we are engaged 10,000 shelter occupants. we are working aggressively with our federal partners to develop -- temporary housing strategies. it is important to note that all 911 centers are operational. may beu call, you answered from a

columbus church in northwest. this happened yesterday. snapped a power pole there and caused some homes to lose power for awhile. crews will probably be out there until about 7:00 this morning. >> a lot of trees in our area and with the ground as saturated as it's >>been. ou can tell on that video. >> i thought i saw a peek of it this weekend. >> did you really? >> yeah. it was a cloudy start on a monday morning for you. in chances are going to continue to stay very, very high. not too muchhiog out morning. that's the good news. pretty good shape this mornin this will come down just a bit once the rain starts to move in. it's not far away. the heaviest rain will be from the blue ridge into the valley and mountains of west virginia. that doesn't mean we won't get heavy rainround thecity. we certainly will. could easily get another inchtwo inches around the d.c. metro area but some placesould get 3 or 4 inches of rain today. the steadier rain is marching in here around 8:00 or 9:00 in th morning. earlier than that out to the south and west.

westbound 80 at columbus parkway. that turned out to be not too big of a deal. just minor injuries. that rider was able to get off to the shoulder on his own accord, and there are no lanes blocked. so definitely stop and go through the area, but not terrible. things have ramped up on the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. looks like you have stop and go traffic approaching the toll plaza for that one, and a quick check of mass transit. that looks great all the way around. 54 b.a.r.t. trains in sufrbs. normal service has resumed. ace 1, 3, and 5 out on time. we did confirm the gps tracking on 3 is down, but they assure us that's on time, and no delays for san francisco bay ferry. >> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> ginger zee is live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, reggie and jessica. so nice to be with both of you this morning. on "gma," we're live on the gulf coast and i'm heading there, tracking tropical storm gordon. it's on the verge of becoming a hurricane. could make l

there was a rivalry going out without multimillionaires in columbus, ohio, and it was an open rivalry. these guys did not pull punches. they would stand outside of john large warehouse, with her hands folded, and look at him across the street. they would even say things to office managers as they walked by for lunch or whatever. the goal, the boldness. it would continue. i will [laughter] this is one of many. are any: if there watching on c-span, call me because i have your great-grandfather photo here and i love him. dapper, youre so have to see the tie and perfectly starched collar. --se are brazilian cards before fingerprinting, they would take the data from your face. these were things that frank i amht after the capture, probably losing my train of question. [laughter] they were brutal and i want to say, do you mind if i read one little excerpt? when they were captured, lima was captured by frank oldfield and an epic takedown. scott: same as his brothers salvatore? .ictoria: sam is salvatore they have a meeting where they hammered out the bylaws. let me read a couple of the bylaw

it is a colony of fire ants flooding in flood waters in columbus county. that colony hassa nthous of fire ants. people have seen them all over and these fire ants can seriously hurt someone that alss fi themselves stuck in flooding so stay away. >> but you can't handle that. i don't know why that's freaking me out. look.m trying not to maybe because it looks like a big blob. it could be several weeks before evacuees from the carolinas can gok home. >> this morning the university of maryland is home to dozens of people that fled hurricane florence. she left her storm ravaged home in jacksonville, north carolina with her children and grandchildtn. she didn'ven plan to come to maryland. she just kept driving north. she said she is thankful that the red cross shelter was there. >> i appreciate it. allworkers. they're very lovely to the children and myself. like i said, they took care of me. i needed insulin. >> more than 17,000 evacuees are staying inhelters from here to north carolina. the red cross is asking people to donate money instead of bringing splies

just south of columbus. isolated areas up to five inches and temperatures will be cool with all the rain an cloudy and cool from d.c. through new york and boston. >>> take a look at the week ahead forecast now that we're officially in fall.. i know. we're starting to feel it already, bill, thank little crid his hand at a similar feet in new jersey. watch him reach seven stories before on lookers took notice. as he heads up, dramatic turn of events. the dare devil pits and then runs away. >> now we know raccoons land like cats. >>> and octopus and humans have a lot more in common than we thought. it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability it can cause harm or death to

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let's talk about raleigh, charlotte, columbus.se places that are going to get rain or do they have to worry about flooding? >> columbia is going to have to worry. we have charlotte as it makes its way up. you see heavier rainfall amounts. raleigh is right on the three-to-five-inch rain and some areas could overproduce and end up towards the seven-inch range. i think we will have windy conditions. we will have heavy rain. as you know, ali, this area has already been saturated and inundated so there's nowhere for a lot of the rain to go. so i wouldn't be surprised to see some flash flooding and maybe flash flood watches posted as well. you know, again, you don't need to have a declared tropical system to have problems. >> right. all right, al. thanks a million for that. al roker for us in new york. let's go to eddie barber, the mayor of emerald isle, north carolina. he and i have been in touch. mayor, what are things looking like on emerald isle? >> thanks, ali. we have no electricity. we have really the storm surge is really bad on

reporter: it's said that if christopher columbus were to return to the caribbean, the one island he'd still recognize would be dominica. its unspoiled landscape, thanks to an environmentally friendly approach to tourism, has given dominica the name the nature island. a a peaceful place, then? not for these women. their day begins at 5:30 in the morning. maddie: i slept really good. reporter: maddie simmonds, a student from britain, is spending her vacation with a group of international volunteers. maddie: it can sometimes be quite busy. there's one little stove, so everyone is trying to make their eggs and stuff. it's often quite busy. reporter: a little over an hour later. taylor from the u.s. is considered the group's late riser. >> your shoes are wet? maddie: yeah. look i've got this huge hole. reporter: 20 volunteers are helping rebuild a day-care center and a primary school destroyed by hurricane maria in september, 2017. driven by warm ocean waters, the tropical storm left devastation bend here. for dodominica, it seems a terrible irony that the island that has been so committed

that's him september 30, 1918, in columbus, ohio. and notice he's grabbing on to the podium with one hand and that stanchion holding up a little roof or tent in back of him for dear life. i think that's very indicative that he's still having to, you know, not quite have his balance as late as that. now, that's september. he's become very helpful to the war effort, giving these war bond drives around the country. probably much more helpful than he was if he was a 60-year-old guy in the trenches in france. so that's september. in november 11th, armistice day, he is taken back to roosevelt hospital from sagamore hill. and what he has then is not abscesses, but his sister, his older sister had been crippled by rheumatism. she was almost like hunchbacked. and he has these tremendous pains. what they are, i can't tell you, and the doctor can't really tell you. the diagnoses change from press account to press account. is it rheumatism, is it sciatica, is it arthritis? whatever it is, it hurts like hell. he's still active in the hospital. he

the 342-room main building on columbus avenue in san francisco will close at the end of october and there will be 186 layoffs. according to a state filing, the hotel is shutting down because the property owner, westwood properties, did not renew the lease. there are two buildings at the fisherman's wharf location and the other one is expected to stay open. >>> 4:47 and let's go to sal castaneda, trying to get people to work in a timely if so far, so good. particularly we have some slow traffic. the tracy commute westbound on 580 and the first 45 minutes of us being on the air, you can see there is some slow traffic building on 580 and 205 and it will be a little bit slow as you come through but it's not unusual. when you get to livermore, it looks good getting to casper valley and dublin and on interstate 880, traffic looks good past the airport and going to downtown oakland and at the bay bridge, looks pretty light. usually in the 5:00 hour, the metering lights will come on and there will be a bigger crowd. >>> let's look at conditions an temperatures in marin county. these will pick up.

> glor: the investigation into this week's deadly gas explosions north of boston is expanding to columbus, ohio. that is where the pipe line control center for columbia gas flagged a pressure increase on thursday. homes in three communities bust into flames that same day. kenneth craig was outside boston when it happened. >> reporter: in the three massachusetts communities rocked by a series of random and devastating gas fires and explosions, residents are running out of patience with their fingers pointed at columbia gas. >> how do i have any confidence that you're going to fix this now? >> so we really-- >> i'll have someone call you back on that. >> reporter: and today, the n.t.s.b. announced they were scrutinizing the company as well. >> what was the safety culture of columbia gas? we will be looking at their recordkeeping, their procedural compliance, their procedures, their training. >> reporter: government records reveal at least three other serious explosions in massachusetts, west virginia, and ohio, all linked to columbia gas. it's a subsidiary of nisource, a utility company tha

activities, food, and multiple parades along historic grand avenue between california street and columbus avenue. in the east bay enjoy quality wines and microbrews at the 23rd annual lafayette art and wine festival are complete with art and crafts, food sampling, and live music. in oakland cheer on a fleet of colorful 40 foot dragon votes as teams from all over california race at lake merritt this weekend. the free festival also includes cultural performances, food, kid friendly activities, and more. in the south bay the 2018 luna park chalk art festival is in san jose on saturday where you will find art, live music, dance, food truck, a children's area. esto park. in the north be on saturday the annual old growth festival takes place at the historic redwood forest. this festival features productions that help raise funds for all state parks. in sports at the giants, quakes, and niners are home. raiders and a's are away. grand prix of sonoma is at the sonoma raceway. that is your weekend watch. >>> the oakland a's are in tampa today playing the race. they lost to the orioles yesterday 5

it said that if christopher columbus were to return to the caribbean the one island he'd still recognize would be dominique. it's unspoiled landscape thanks to an environmentally friendly approach to tourism has given domenico the name the nature island. a restful place them. not for these women. their day begins at five thirty in the morning. yeah. matty simmons a student from britain is spending her vacation with a group of international volunteers. because only last week when they're also. trying. to have. a little over an hour later taylor from the us is considered the group's late riser. should be aware. of the twenty volunteers are helping rebuild a daycare center and a primary school destroyed by hurricane maria in september twenty seventh seen driven by warm ocean waters the tropical storm left devastation behind here. for domenico it seems a terrible irony that the island that has been so committed to sustainability was hit so hard by climate change. reconstruction has been slow more helping hands a needed but no fee in pay boosh volunteers and locals here all working eight hour

in columbus county, north carolina the coast guard came to the rescue of a pack of beagles. their owner was almost as leap as a coast guardmen who hauled in the boat load of wage tailed hounds. meteorologist meghan tblaros of wbbm has been tracking the storm for us. meghan, what is the latest? >> reena, the national hurricane center tallly issued the last advisory, at least in their part, on florence. but we know that the issues still continue because the rain is still falling across a large chunk of north carolina into south carolina and as it moves farther west, the mountainous terrain in the western portions of those states will actually serve to kind of squeeze more rainfall out of this storm system. so even into tonight and tomorrow morning we still expect to see some hefty thunderstorms coming on shore for areas look myrtle beamp and wilmington and then moving too early into the work week, probably lightening up a bit for those folks am but the damage will have been done in terms of rainfall. we likely already have about three feet of rain on the ground across parts of

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al-jazeera columbus. found a few mexico city is about to open its own replica of michelangelo's sistine chapel a retired graphic design and a very for most of his time to painting the ceiling of his local church he relied on donations from friends and parishioners to finance the murals here is his story . you know many differences and i say yes my name is miguel francisco my c.d.'s and the person that painted the replica of the sistine chapel here in mexico. it took me eighteen years to finish it and today we're very happy celebrating yes i'm a little bit sick if it's to. see me like that was what i thought if it took me four years it's going to take me about six or seven but i didn't have any money so i slipped a lot longer than i did it so that many people who may never go to rome could have a little piece of european art a little of the renaissance of michelangelo the duke and admired one of the greatest and most beautiful works in the world. because. when you look in the. well you know people did not

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then the lumber river act fair bluff in columbus county. we urge all of our residents to log into our flood innovation mapping and alert network at fiman.nc.gov. that way you will be able to see what roads and structures are going to be flooding, and you can also sign up to be notified by text or emaile when the rives begin to rise in your area. at the emergency operations center, we continue to be engaged in large-scale search and rescue operations, as well as logistical resupply. we have received over 3000 resource requests in the last nine days from county partners, and we continue to push out resources as quickly as possible, both by land and by air. there are now four mass feeding kitchens operating in washington, new bern, lumberton, and kinston, and we anticipate having four more operating shortly. special thanks to our outstanding volunteers from the american red cross, north carolina baptist men, and the salvation army for making these hot meals possible. shelters do remain a top priority, and we are engaged in mass sheltering prep

the problem was detected beforehand at a monitoring station in columbus, ohio. investigators looking into how the gas company responded to a warning of a potential probasm. esidents continued dealing with this disaster. oit was the house in the entire tneighborhood tha burned.ed and and it belongs to ivan soto of the lawrence police who was eerily at the center of the tragic events that r the ded all o boston suburbs this week. >> it's surreal. to me, it's not even real. i feel like this is a dream. >> on duty when the gas fires erupted. he was among t first to respond to calls for help. he was there with a teenager crushed to death i his car by a fallen chimney. >> we tried to tak the chimney off. >> the tragedy engulfed his own family. his daughter in their house when the fire started. >> i called just in ti me, she felt the first explosion,ot out, ran across the street, neighbors consoled her. >> today he returned for the first time. >> you're trying to save a life, you're worried about your daughter. and this is happening to your home all at the same time? t

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museum is well placed to start a much needed conversation about islam and muslim fashion without columbusizing i think it's very timely given our current climate that we're living in and i think that it's highly educational because not everybody may know almost but art is the means to a conversation and so i think people might come and they might see something or they might learn something and then they're take away next time when they maybe watch the news and see something not so flattering about a muslim would be a little bit better. come spring the exhibition will move on to frankfurt runs in the u.s. until january. time now. to put our reading glasses on as we introduce the writers who made the shortlist for this year's prize women and two men we start with. a contemporary. story begins with a sacrilege in an isolated mountain village. worshiped by locals is killed. the bird hunters children pay the price. suzanna focal describes their fateful encounters with the feather day. glow. i think birds especially birds of prey have always captured the human imagination. because they are such

i mean, i was listening to him in columbus, ohio, and he said something very profound.on't blame the chinese leaders. he said i blame our people who made it easy for them, but the point is, how do we get to where we are? explain to me why when we ship a car to germany, an automobile, the tariff is multiples of the tariff they pay to have a car come into america. explain to me how it happens that china ends up, forget the $500 billion. they are arguing that point. they say it is only $350 billion. how does china end up with with a trade surplus of $350 billion a year? david: how much of that is because we are buying this stuff. we don't have to buy the stuff, ken. and the fact is when we are running a big budget deficit, bake in a trade deficit. ken: remember this, they need us. they have the surplus, not us. that tells me that we have got leverage. when a vendor comes to home depot to sell home depot a product, he wants access to our customers through our boxes. we have leverage. we, america, are the home depots to china. where is the leverage to say hey, guys, come on.

living in exile in sri lanka i'm in now for now and fernandez is there she joins us live now from columbus was the president's concession a surprise. for many people that we've spoken to they have been taken by surprise that the concession came so quickly even last night as the figures spoke for them serves and it was quite clear that the opposition had taken the election people still raise the question and released certain concerns as to what the handover process would be and indeed as to whether president ya mean would go and go quietly and that has been answered a short while ago so still a lot of surprise even the social media networks you know reflecting that surprise of how quickly and how smoothly in all intents that this handover announcement has come and this concession has come from president i mean i'm. so what's next then for the opposition. right now many of them are getting over the last couple of days and the overnight of the election sort of you know exhaustion but right now there's a lot of sort of consultation a lot of consulting with molly with the president elect. it's