and spoke with author wil haygood but columbus, ohio. >> what is tigerland? >> guest: it is a book about columbus, ohio, east high school, 1968, it's school year starts that fall, everybody inside the high school is very hurt, full of pain because martin luther king jr. has been assassinated, robert f. kennedy has been assassinated, the school has its first black principal, the segregated school, and they want to do something special the school program tells them, everybody is watching us, so we can't show anger, we can't walk out like some other high schools are doing, so first, they win the state basketball championship, and then 55 days later, all black school, wins the state baseball championship. first time in the history of the state that the same school wins two championships in one year. the fact that they won it, against the backdrop of martin luther king's assassination, vietnam war protests, and other school walkouts, gives that an astonishing glory angle. >> host: how much of that was due to the principal? >> guest: jack gibbs, an amazing man, he

baseball, their coach who still lives in columbus. and i was so fortunate he was a pack rat because he had all of the scores from every baseball game that year. so i really, really really got lucky. but he was the assistant basketball coach as well. so in a way, i had his insight for both sports and that was extremely helpful. two of the players from the basketball team were first team college all-americans 1974 they were five members of the team. all of these athletes came from this one high school that i wrote about and then first team college all-americans. >> tiger land. is the name of the book. what book of yours are you best known for? . >> the butler that was turned into a motion picture that starred oprah winfrey and forest whitaker and cuba gooding junior among others jane fonda, and vanessa redgrave. it was a pretty special movie that came out 2013 that you can safely say it took america by storm. it was an amazing heartfelt story of a gentleman i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents. his name is eugene. he

only miracle and it is possible through knights of columbus.egacy can we have than to save the life of a child. of my proudest moments as supreme knight was when i our 1,000th aced ltra sound machine at a crisis pregnancy center. we were saving hundreds when we began, then thousands. of thousands. ne day soon i'm sure we will have saved one million lives. -- i was going to get an abortion. i didn'tame to the tkaday go. it was because i had my ultra my hand.tures in what i would like to say to the knights of columbus i'm so of your donation. it definitely changes lives, lives. >> to each of you that worked ard it make this dream a reality i say thank you from the bottom of my heart. achieved the greatest humanitarian -- project in the history of knights of columbus. and behalf of our staff women we serve thaufrbg you knights of -- thank you knights of columbus. we thank you so much and pray for you as you continue on your issionment >> let's continue and work harder. more children who need to be rescued. let us help thousands new thers discover

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what i would like to say to the knights of columbus i'm so appreciative of your donation.definitely changes lives, saves lives. >> to each of you that worked hard it make this dream a reality i say thank you from the bottom of my heart. you have achieved the greatest humanitarian project in the history of knights of columbus. >> on behalf of our staff and women we serve, and their babies, thank you, knights of columbus. >> we thank you so much and pray for you as you continue on your mission. >> let's continue and work harder. there are even more children who need to be rescued. together let us help thousands of mothers discover the new world of their unborn child. ♪ >> every time they see their babies on the ultra sound. >> as a former medical director for planned parenthood in jacksonville, florida, our next speaker will a pro-life conversion after performing abortions for many years. her experience made her a passionate pro-life advocate and we are grateful that she is telling her story and is here today to share that story with you. i would like to welcome dr. kathy al

did bad things happen when columbus arrived here? absolutely.d? columbus arriving here helped people fleeing economic persecution and economic hardship. it is not right to forget and cover up one side of the story. brian: why does it mean so much for italian-americans? >> if we could step back 130 years for a moment, think about what america was like back thin. the ku klux klan was trying to stop italian-americans and catholics and southern europeans from coming to this country. the largest lynching in american history had occurred in 1891. 11 sicilian-americans were lynched in new orleans. there was the movement of the eugenics movement was trying to talk about italians and southern europeans as being, being subhuman. there at the end of the day you look at all those things, this was our attempt, christopher columbus was our attempt as a community to say no, we came here, we are proud to be here. columbus was brought out the best ins us. brian: also what he did. most of the world thought the world was flat at the time. he said, saddle up these

by the way, brian is also catholic and an active member of the knights of columbus. it is the largest catholic from fraternal organization. the knights raise millions of dollars for charity every year and they contribute millions of hours of volunteer service. like a lot of guys back in nebraska, brian joined the knights of columbus to give back and also to be involved in a whole bunch of fish fries. this is not the stuff of headlines, but it is the stuff of basic neighborliness. is this where the story gets weird because at brian's confirmation hearing before the senate judiciary committee a few weeks ago, one of my colleagues on the judiciary committee called the knights of columbus an extremist organization. it got worse. brian then got a letter from a member of this body asking him if he would resign his membership in the knights of columbus if he were confirmed to the federal bench to, quote, avoid the appearance of bias. this is nuts. we're talking about the largest catholic fraternal organization in the world being called an extremist organization and a nomine

the school president says the paintings reveal a dark he side of the columbus story.in the campus newspaper called for the murals to be removed. >>> two prominent liberal democrats using mlk day as their backdrop to label the president a racist. senator bernie sanders, a potential 2020 candidate, appearing at an event in south carolina while congressman jeffries, chairman of the house democratic caucus, was speaking to the national action network in new york. listen. >> we have a hater in the white house. the birther in chief, grabbed w -- grand wizard of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> today we talk about justice, today we talk about racism. and i must tell you, it gives me no pleasure to tell you that we now have a president of the united states who is racist. >> ronna mcdaniel defending the president tweeting donald trump has brought african-american and hispanic unemployment to record lows, passed historic criminal justice reform and even worse is bernie making an incendiary comments like that. >>> a third woman announcing she intends to run for president. kamala har

organizations and if you're going to blame the knights of columbus because they are pro-life how are you not going to blame any organization for doing what is committed to doing? gillibrand has a big problem because hers is not job-related, she's a political opportunist, she was for hillary and bill clinton before she was against them when it was no longer in their political interest and what she's going to find is when you mess with the clintons they mess with you back. >> you are from arkansas, you would know. i want to play the position with kirsten gillibrand, talking about she used to have a 108 plus rating from the nra, she now has an f. she was asked about that. >> i went down to brooklyn to meet with families who had suffered from gun violence in their communities and you immediately experience the feeling that i couldn't have been more wrong. i'll we had the lens of upstate new york. >> you lived in new york city for a decade. shannon: what do you make of that? >> only as a $4 bill. the fact is she had lived in brooklyn for ten years and she was pro-second amendment when she

. >> he is 1 of 1.9 million members of the knights of columbus, the largest catholic charitable organizationin a follow-up question to his confirmation hearing, they peppered him over whether he will end his membership or recruits himself in relevant cases. the grilling proved too much for democratic congressman, this week she called out him and other democrats who have weaponized religion for their own selfish gain. she cited the constitutions, there shall be no religious test for those seeking public office. they refused the request for an interview but said a statement, it is unfortunate that congresswoman based her misguided opinion on the far right wing manipulation. they are not alone. california democratic senator dianne feinstein growth other nominee about her pro-life catholicism. >> the dogma lives loudly within you. >> nucor check and brett kavanaugh faced a similar imposition from democrats and their allies, both attended catholic prep schools. it was recently skewered and a vanity fair piece, inside georgetown prep culture. that is a mafia phrase four, code of silence. next week

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jeannie mancini, members of the board, my friend carl anderson and the knights of columbus, to beverly lahaye, jim dalley and all of you, we are the pences, and we are pro-life. [applause] and we are honored to join you here at this 37th annual march for life rose dinner. i have to tell you that it is a special joy to be with you here tonight with my wife karen. she has been my wife for 33 years by she is so much more. a marine corps mom. and she is a champion of military families and spouses all around the world. if you have not heard about it, she is even an art teacher at a christian school. and i have to tell you, where is she? has she gone backstage? i want her to come back up. because i could not be more proud of the pro-life second lady of the united states of america, karen pence. isn't she something? and i tell you come up i go one step further, let me mention a friend of mine. i just left his office a few minutes ago and i told him i was headed your way. he is a leader whose heart you heard today at the march for life once again. i bring greetings from the 45th president of t

christopher columbus sailing out of site.ng up murals like this honoring the explorer. ♪ heather: the senate expected to start debate as early as today on their plan to reopen the government but some republicans still skeptical that they have the numbers to pass it. former agent for the immigration naturalization service michael cutler. thank you for joining us this morning. we love having you with us. let's go through what is in this plan as it stands right now. we have $5.7 billion for the border barrier, the president requested that the two years protection for doctor recipients and temporary protected status for 300,000 other immigrants currently living in the us. as an immigrant you can apply for asylum from their home country. in terms of democrats, what else would they want? >> they want everything to be permanent, temporary. they don't want a wall. if you look at the drones, so many studies are in effect, hundreds of millions of dollars according to the ga. heather: including border security that may -- >> drones have

brian: christopher columbus.niversity. columbus was a guy that for centuries was held up as a hero of the catholic church because of what he did to spread the religion. of course did that but was a hero of the church for centuries. and this is not anything new. we have covered it at the leadership i object substitute campus reform how universities at pepper dime they removed al statue of columbus. countless other universities changing columbus day and calling it indigenous people day. goes on where people will start erasing other important figures of our history because they did horrible things. brian: what he did as an explorer, fighting the odds to do so was like going to the moon today in the 60's only more dangerous. that's how-that's what he accomplished. doesn't mean is he perfect by a wide mark. but i didn't think perfect people all had to be on statues. now we're going to become a nation of pedestals. cabot, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. brian: meanwhile, coming up straight ahead, president bush makin

members of the board, to my friend carl anderson and the knights of columbus -- [applause] vice pres.ce: to beverly and jim, and to all of you, we are the pences and we are pro-life. [applause] and we arepence: honored to join you here at this 37 annual march for life rose dinner. and i have got to tell you, it is a special joy for me to be here tonight with karen. she has been my wife for 33 years, but she is so much more. she is a marine corps mother. [applause] vice pres. pence: and she is a champion of military families and spouses all of around the world. [applause] and in caseence: you have not heard about it, she is even an art teacher at a christian school. [applause] and i have toce: tell you, where is she? i want to ask her to come back out here, because i want to give you the chance -- i could not be more proud of the pro-life second lady of the united states of america, karen pence. [applause] vice pres. pence: isn't she something? i will tell you, before i go one step further let me mention a friend of mine. i just left his office and i said i was heading your way. he is

carmel west hospital in columbus, ohio, for shortness of breath. >> out comes that doctor and he says, she's brain dead. then i went berserk. >> reporter: austin agreed to withdraw life support, but in a lawsuit says he didn't know dr. william husel had already administered an excessive dose of pain medication, including the opioid fentanyl, for the purpose of ending bonnie's life. >> any reasonably careful doctor would know that would cause death. >> we apologize for this tragedy. >> reporter: now in a video statement, hospital officials are apologizing, saying they found at least 27 patients near death for whom dr. husel ordered potentially fatal doses of pain medication over five years. >> the actions instigated by this doctor were unacceptable and inconsistent with the values and practices of mt. carmel. >> reporter: the hospital fired dr. husel, who could not be reached for comment, and suspended 20 staffmembers pending review. columbus police are investigating, while david austin seeks a legal remedy to make sure health care providers do no harm. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> we'

fourteen seventy eight an entire museum is dedicated to the nation's famous explorer christopher columbus you have it. go he opened up a new world you know discovery of a new continent was a major milestone for europe and for spain in particular but by now due to its location one cannot have played a strategic role in the conquest of the americas in the sixteenth century and i plan to go and see what he say has the america columbus set sail in his legendary voyage from las palmas in fourteen ninety two here's an exact reproduction of his ship's cabin on display in the museum. the easternmost island his lunch at arctic with his characteristic lava fields and volcanoes. in the bay of las colorado there's an underwater surprise. then museo atlantico at a depth of twelve metres is an exhibition of three hundred life size human figures they draw attention to global issues such as climate change. the museum is the brainchild of british artist jason to carrie's taylor who's been producing sculptures for the collection since two thousand and thirteen. eight of the pieces is designed obviously for

year-old was walking to his second job last saturday night, when he was attacked on beach street at columbus. amber is at fisherman's wharf tonight with the police from his friends. amber? >> reporter: the attack happened here just steps from the hotel where the victim works. friends tell me they are what h vinh vu is fighting for his life at san francisco general hospital. friends tell me the 32-year-old was walking to his job at the argonaut hotel at fisherman's wharf, where he works as an overnight clerk when he was beaten and robbed. >> yes 20 staples in his head. he actually told us yesterday that he thought he was not going to make it. >> reporter: france a van is suffering from serious injuries to his head and spinal cord, that he's unable to move his arms and legs. >> we are very scared that he does not get a full recovery. >> reporter: raymond hot and his wife say they are taking turns with other friends to stay by ben's bedside. police say on saturday, around 10:30 p.m., then was attacked from behind by five or six men while on columbus avenue and beech street. >> you can take his

before fourteen ninety two before columbus's journey to the americas the ocean as a broad portion of the world's surface as a as a major space that figured into our sense of the globe really wasn't there in the middle ages the world was thought to be a single large landmass a veritable mega continent without ocean. so the ocean really plays no role at all except to show a limit the ocean shows the limit of society and shows the limits of actually of god's kingdom of the kingdom on earth to the east beyond the ocean clay eden lay that the promised land lay heaven beyond that there was really nothing baptist. for most of human history the oceans were projection screens for the imagination of an unexplored and irrepressible the a mighty barrier a place of terror. despite its dangers the ocean became more and more important over the centuries. as global trade developed merchant fleets transformed the oceans into vast shipping lanes people from cost centuries would never have dreamed of laying claim to the ocean for them it was a blue. it's formed with dangers and obstacles that needed to

brian fisher is a catholic and he is involved in the knights of columbus and bizarrely some democratsided to attack him for being involved in knights of columbus, the largest catholic organization in the world. they've asked if he would resign from the knights of columbus if he's confirmed to the federal bench so that he didn't give the appearance of bias. it is truly bizarre. the senate unanimously decided to rebuke those kinds of lines of anticatholic attacks and questions. >> martha: that is a significant won for religious liberty. she is a law professor at notre dame and a similar situation. this is what dianne feinstein said about her. let's play that. >> it has its own dogma. the law is totally different. i think in your case professor, when you read your speeches the conclusion one draws is that they dogma live loudly within you. that is of concern. >> martha: to think she would have ever said that to someone of the jewish faith or someone from muslim faith, she is concerned that the dogma might live too loudly? >> i sure hope not. what a bizarre statement that is, let's go bac

he plays for the columbus blue jackets.high bank get this billboard up there, saying hey, stick with columbus and enjoy high bank for life. cheryl: how well would you play if you drink that much vodka? >> a russian star tearing it up, that's going to do it? it's cute. cheryl: jared, thank you. >> #, shots on goal. shots for everyone. cheryl: catch jared's sports reports on fox news headlines, 24/7. cheryl: we'll talk tomorrow. >> the family that plays together -- >> lauren: dow's up about 70 points, s&p is up 6. we have optimism for trade talks with china, we'll see. we also have the government partially shut down. >>> day 19. the mayor of new york city doesn't want to pay for a border wall but he's willing to cover medicare for all. >> for those who can afford something, they'll pay on a sliding scale. for those who can't afford anything, care will be for free. no one will be turned away. lauren: the latest to push a health plan catering to illegal immigrants. and finally, something really useful at the consumer electronic

dating back to the late 1800's that depict christopher columbus.y president says students and faculty have been complaining for years, poor babies, claiming the murals don't show the darker side of the story. catherine let's start with you. did the school give opposing views an opportunity to make their arguments against the covering up of art? >>> you know f. hi laura, thank you for having me. it was interesting to see how the native american perspective was of course embraced, but it was seemingly impossible to seem to have a conservative viewpoint on this issue. especially with the idea of covering up or nick erasing history. an important part of learning where we need to go in the future. we need to acknowledge the evil things that may have happened, no matter how unfortunate. >> laura: pretty much all of history includes really scary and bad and evil things. and yet >>> they're not wrong. >> laura: jonathan, same thing happened at dartmouth college, the hovey grill murals, it was kind of a bit of a charactaricaf a song about dartmouth. there w

cities like columbus and cleveland, 8 to 12 inches are expected. ice will be the biggest concern.s boston to hartfo hartford, it's not going anywhere the temperatures will remain cold for the next several days. so whatever comes down. even if you were to say a city like philadelphia or washington, d.c., guys, because these temperatures are going to hold tight, that rain is actually going to freeze over, victor, chri christi, that will cause problems. >> that will stick around some time. thanks so much. >> thanks. >>> the four americans killed in a suicide attack in syria are returning home to dove airbase. a city not under isis control. >> the u.s.-backed democratic forces say it will escalate military operations inside syria. cnn's chief correspondent clarissa ward is inside syria and takes us to the front line. >> reporter: the battle against isis is still raging. as the u.s. ally syrian democratic forces known as the sdf push in on the last sliver of territory under the militant's control. here the fighters prepare to move into the village of shapa. flares turn the dark night i

b3 notre dame announcing plans to cover up the old murals of christopher columbus.id that they have heard concerns from the native american community over the years, igniting a debate over whether they are historic works of art or just plain insensitive. >> the people that are offended, i would say read up on your history. understand that murals within the context of the times. >> we are hoping for a holiday to actually celebrate indigenous people, and calling it indigenous peoples day. >> shannon: they say that murals will be covered by woven material and occasionally display. an immigrant who was already in custody has now been linked to two formatives in nevada. the president weighing in on the tragedy. and here from tonight's power panel after the break. jardiance asked- and now you know. jardiance is the first type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause y

even bigger cities, cleveland, columbus, still possible for 8 to 12 inches of snow.ities like boston, hartford, the main concern is ice. normally when we get snowstorms up to a quarter inch of ice is not out of the question. this storm, the concern is blue to pink color. this could be up to a full inch of ice. that will cause widespread power outages, not to mention travel concerns. keep in mind, even a slight shift of 20 to 30 miles for this can have huge change in what snowfall totals are or ice totals. keep that in mind. one thing that's for certain, there are going to be a tremendous amount of travel problems, obviously on roadways and also in the air. airports, boston, new york, cleveland, chicago, even columbus are likely to have significant amounts of delays, not just today but going into tomorrow. on the southern end, even a city like atlanta may have delays. but for the other side of the storm. now we're talking about severe potential. there's potential in the yellow area here to have very strong winds and also the potential for tornadoes does exist in this

notre dame will cover problematic columbus tapestries.iranian regime does and we criticize it as philistine barbers in britain only in the u.s. academy is done in the name of progress and liberality. i think about the taliban and taking, smashing historical carvings and they can never be reproduced. i'm not trying to compare the murals but you can find a fence and everything. i'm sure there people who look at the dome and see, you know, our lady on the dome. if you don't believe the catholic faith, you might be offended by it. right? there she is. i bet you could probably get 300 students somewhere who say that our lady offends them and they need to change the name of the university. do you see where this goes? art is almost meant to offend. i thought that was the cool contemporary art thing. offend people. >> but not to make a monument to people. columbus referred to as native american saying that they would make great servants. that was his first observation. >> laura: should we take down the washington monument? >> analyzing things is

for example, sunday afternoon, 6 in 20 in columbus. look at this 12-hour temperature drop.low in columbus. 1 in pittsburgh. 6 in new york city. minus 10 in new york city, the wind chills. we're talking a 30 to 40 degree temperature drop in 12 hours. whatever is on the ground, whatever precip, that is going to flash freeze on monday morning. the commute is not going to be pretty. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happ that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're under a microclimate weather alert, seeing some thunderstorms moving through parts of the bay area. a close look of the thunderstorm moving toward walnut creek. then it continues to move off towards the east, over towards clayton and also in pittsburg. we're tracking that rain as it continues to move across the bay bridge, over towards oakland. watch out for the potential thunderstorms throughout the morning. >> don't forget, you can catch more of "today" on our sirius xm channel. channel 108 to

in columbus ohio, faa aircraft inspr john jeffries is back on the job. i'mo out here perform a safe functn to help the folks out and keep then aviat in safe, but i would like to be compensated for it. >> in ck trujillo, an irs worke going back wit pay. c i only survive two to three weeks, two at the most befo i'm evicted. >> rep have been showing up for a free wheel off by the world centl kitchen. >> i felt ashamed, i did, because i'm a working woman. i love to go to work every day and i can justake care of myself. at dfw airport in dallas, federalarrison guds, epa and tsa workers rallyg in shutdown.the meanwhe the tsa chief says final hardship is the comm reason screening officers are faili to show up to work, some unable to afford child care or put gas in their car now taki second jobs. after 90-mute lines in atlanta on monday, the tsa sent in a rapid response team to shore up the staffing, though this morng checkpoints in houston and atlanta remain closed. now tlat is preparing for this weekens mlk holiday crowds and the super b travel crush in atlaa

with places like atlanta, augusta, savannah, and columbus continuing to grow and thrive, it still feels like the great recession in parts of rural georgia. businesses are closing and opportunities are drying up. people are losing faith, but as governor, i will work to ensure that someone's potential is not determined by their zip code or their county. [ applause ] >> by working with the house rule development council and their colleagues in the senate, we can expand access to high- speed internet, quality healthcare, and a good education. through strategic partnerships, we can ensure that every part of our state has access to opportunity and kids can graduate and raise their families were they was race. local companies in rural georgia can thrive and farmers and agricultural business leaders can get there georgia grown products to the marketplace and that every georgian is equipped with the right tools to succeed. by working across party lines, we can and we will stand with those impacted by hurricane michael. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> in the aftermath of the storm, i w

to bring industry and jobs to columbus county. he was influential in many different capital campaigns, including those for the memorial library, the high school gymnasium, the angel house hospice care center and many others too numerous to list. jim was a vital part of columbus county and he will be greatly missed. his was a life lived well and he leaves a great legacy of enrichment that will continue to benefit many. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are there any further requests for one-minute speeches? the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to clause 11 of rule 10, clause 11 of rule 1, and the order of the house of january 3, 2019, of the following members of the house to the permanent select committee on intelligence. the clerk: mr. himes of connecticut, ms. sewell of alabama, mr. carson of indiana, ms. speier of california, mr. quigley of illinois, mr. swalwell of california, mr. castro of texas, mr. heck of washington, mr. sean patrick maloney of new york, mrs. demings of florida, mr. mr

dame is covering up christopher columbus needles because they are, quote, offenses. the paintings are 100 years old, they show columbus's discovery of the new world, notre dame's president says they represent the exploitation of native americans. join us what you think about that. that reps of this our 5 conference first, busy one, "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. rob: it is tuesday, january 22nd, could there be light at the end of the shutdown tunnel? the senate full speed ahead on the president's offer to reopen the government. jillian: what will it take for democrats to defect and vote yes? some in the media lashing out on the violent protests involving teenagers wearing m aga hats. >> the scene many calling racist laid out in washington. a teenage trump supported taunting a native american veteran. rob: the president came to the scene's defense, taking the media head on. another democrat announcing a white house bid. jillian: another appeal to americans to eat breakfast. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ a beautiful day ♪ ♪ a beautiful d

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it's not a criticism of christopher columbus. he was a great explorer.native peoples which, in many way sass harsh story. rob: these mullers were made in the 1880s. they are something to see. intended to encourage catholic immigrants in the u.s. now seen as demeaning to native americans. high resolution photos of the mullers will still be on display elsewhere at the university. jillian: coca cola ending 11 year run main stay in the commercial super bowl lineup. instead the company will air an ad before the national anthem. >> don't you see? difference is beautiful and together is beautiful, too. jillian: the commercial is inspired by a 1975 andy warhol quote celebrating unity. coca cola will also be making a 1-million-dollar donation for atlanta's civil human rights. rob: i'm not sure what's controversial about that. we asked for the thoughts of people. mary on facebook says i stopped watching last year not been tempted to go back. it's a sport, not a public arena. i like my diet coke. don't make me have to dump that, too. jillian: good for coke. about t

i predict a baby boom for columbus day weekend. oh. >> that'st people do when they're trapped in the house. >> well, you said it. >> just leave it to chuck. >> people love babies. >> that's the news for today. w thanks foring up with us. >> the "today" show . >>> good morning, the president's putin problem, two bomb shell reports raising new questions about president trump's ties to russialu incng news of quote extraordinary lengths he went to to hide his conversations with putin. >> i think it's the most insulting thing i've ever been asked. >> where does this g from here? we are live at the white house. >>> pain and protests. >> with more americans feeling the impact of the government shutdown, a key republican tells the president it's time to talk. >> open up the government for a short period of time. >> so what it will take to strike a deal. >>> slammed tens of millions from theidwest to the

. >> knights of columbus as part of this pole. now, pro-choice, pro-life, let's go to abortion, when amy was talking about this, this is how they break it down. anytime you see first three months, in order to save the mother -- when do you believe a person's life begins? at conception, 42%. there you see the breakdown there in the percentages again, this is a recent poll january 8th through the tenth. the supreme court and abortion make it legal without restriction allow states to make certain restrictions and that's where the majority is. >> we are seeing this backlash, democrats are pushing for this because they are afraid of the supreme court and it revisits roe v. wade. it's one thing to do it in new york, it's not california. virginia is not -- it's a purple state, it's trending blue but it's not a deep blue state in the same way. i think that's why it's generating a lot more heat and controversy. >> bret: where does this end up? the supreme court? >> it probably does come absolutely. the differences between what the republic

before fourteen ninety two before columbus's journey to the americas the ocean as a broad portion of the world's surface as a major space that figured into our sense of the globe really wasn't there in the middle ages the world was thought to be a single large landmass a veritable mega continent without ocean. so the ocean really plays no role at all except to show a limit the ocean shows the limit of society and shows the limit of actually of god's kingdom of the kingdom on earth to the east beyond the ocean clay eden lay that the promised land lay heaven beyond that there was really nothing baptist. for most of human history the oceans were projection screens for the imagination of an unexplored an irrepressible the a mighty barrier a place of terror. despite its dangers the ocean became more and more important over the centuries. as global trade developed merchant fleets transformed the oceans into vos shipping lanes people from charleston centuries would never have dreamed of laying claim to the ocean for them it was a blue expanse full with dangers and obstacles that needed to b

the 30th gould was walking to a second job when he was attacked on beach street at columbus on saturday night. amber lee live at fisherman's wharf, and amber, the man's injuries are life-threatening. >> that is right. friends cannot tell me they cannot believe what has happened to him. the attack took place here. it is well hit area where there is usually foot traffic. >>32-year- old was walking to his job at the argonaut hotel at fisherman's wharf where he was an overnight clerk, when he waa >> he has 20 staples in his head. he actually told us yesterday that he thought he was not going to make it. >> reporter: friends say vin is suffering from interest injuries to his head and spinal cord, but he's unable to move his arms and legs. >> we are very scared that he does not get a full recovery. >> reporter: this couple are saying they are taking turns with air france tuesday by vin's been side. around 1030 p.m., vin was attacked from behind by five or six men was on columbus avenue and beech street. >> you can take his iphone, backpack, but do not beat someone and make them like i realize

negative numbers in columbus and pittsburgh, new york city is at 4 right now. burlington is at 1. when you factor in the wind chills in the northeast where it's breezy that's where it feels negative teens. today's forecast with the sunshine, decent recovery after a frigid morning, winds will be lighter this afternoon. chicago, a little snow returning. temperatures do jump up a little bit to zero. be a welcomed relief. the really big february thaw starts on friday in areas from texas through the northern plains and then it will head through great lakes and ohio valley and finally the northeast by super bowl sunday. on friday rapid city, 53 degrees. on saturday st. louis jumps to 62. you were justin negative numbers. your temperatures will jump about 80 degrees in about three days. super bowl sunday finally we get that warmth in chicago, d.c. right around 53 degrees. so, yeah, we paid the price. >> how will atlanta be on super bowl sunday? >> atlanta is like 59. no problems whatsoever. >> here's the problem with the squall. my 2-year-old wanted to go outside. i said aren't you cold

the four fourteen ninety two before columbus's journey to the americas the ocean as a broad portion of the world's surface as a major space that figured into our sense of the globe really wasn't there in the middle ages the world was thought to be a single lone land mass a veritable mega continent without ocean. so the ocean really plays no role at all except to show a limit the ocean shows the limit of society and shows the limit of actually of god's kingdom of the kingdom on earth to the east beyond the ocean clay eden lay that the promised land lay heaven beyond that there was really nothing baptist. for most of human history the oceans were projection screens for the imagination of an unexplored and irrepressible world a mighty parea place.

bloomberg: in columbus, ohio, mayor anthony ginther is fighting in court to defend the city's ban on bump stocks, and we're glad to support him. we're also helping missoula, montana, defend its background check law. we're helping boulder, colorado, defend its limits on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. and we're helping dozens of florida mayors and cities challenge the state's punitive preemption law, which they did after last year's parkland shooting. every town lawyers are representing them, along with florida attorneys, and serve of those mayors are with us today, including parkland mayor. and i want to know this is very personal for them but we are with you. [applause] mr. bloomberg: now, every town is supporting each of these cities because these are fights worth having. and they're ready to stand with you as well. remember, where there is a will there's a way. so once you're back home, talk to your legal counsel by which fight you might want to take on. then, call every town and put them to work. let me share one final thought with you. i've devoted many years on how

columbus comes up on top. one timer beats phoenix coply. that does it. capitals get a poi in the overtime but they fall to the blue jackets. hosting michigan, first quarter. stea on one end. here she comes andak t it down the other. t marylandrailed 13-12. this big force, she led all scoresithak 25. sha austin. l five starts in double gures pull out the win 83-59. >>oongratulations her. we want to show you some live pictures before we leave you his evening of what the road conditions are looking like tonight. we have gten some snow tonight and we will get more over the evening hours and we will let amelia take it from there. >> six to 10 inches across the area. areas to theouth we could see up to a foot four t inches. we are going to see three to 6 inches tonight and then an 6 inches tonight and then an additional four to 8 inches out denise? oh hey, sandy. hey. this is a trick my nonna taught me to make sure my produce is fresh. but aldi produce is delivered fresh every single day. every day? yeah. so you don't need to... do that. you're not even going