columbus day is a day of italian pride.our holiday, and they want to take it away. >> emily: columbus day is coming up, which means it's time for the annual debate over canceling the holiday. new york democrats are heading to albany to try and make that happen, introducing legislation last week in an effort to officially cut it from the calendar. lara, never mind the historical presence of it for so many decades here in this country and here in the state. >> lara: my birthday is october 12, so growing up occasionally i would have the day off of school for columbus day. so i'd like to keep it just because it made me feel special, to be honest. [laughter] but it's just more of the same. i think so many of us see this as erasing history, or an attempt to do so, at or to vilify people who actually made significant contributions to our country, to the world as a whole. i'm not saying christopher columbus was an angel, by any means, or that he was a perfect individual, but he obviously had some major compliments. i don't think we

tuesday in columbus, ohio police say officers were trying to serve a warrant to lewis for improperlying a firearm, assault, and domestic violence >> columbus police >> reporter: officers knock and identify themselves. the police chief said eight to ten minutes go by before anyone answers. eventually two other men come out and are detained police send a dog in then leash the dog before approaching a bedroom and opening the door police released the video just hours after the shooting >> as you're looking at this frame by frame, there appears to be something he raises his hand. >> reporter: you can see lewis' left arm on the bed, right arm coming over his body here is that moment from the body camera of the officer that fired. no guns were found at the scene. police chief says a device appearing to be a vape pen was found next to lewis. >> i grieve with our community but we're going to allow this investigation to take place. >> reporter: tonight, an attorney for lewis' family saying, we will will get justice for donovan and do everything in our power to stop these senseless killings acc

at columbus park, the new encampment is on city land. the city says it is still assessing and monitoring the sin the situation as current priorities are finding resources resources for individuals currey individuals currently living in the land area and clearing the open space as required. what will you do? where will you go? >> everybody will go someplace . someplace else. everybody was thinking of it. they kicked us out of there. now we just move back over there. >> reporter: the city will start start clearing the streets starting september 30 and no one one will be allowed to park your your overnight and will need to leave. mary lee, kpix 5. >> the city risked losing federal funding if it did not clear the site. some did choose housing assistance. officials say they have helped 174 people find housing. like many bay area area cities, san jose's homeless homeless crisis has exploded. the unhoused population has grown 11% since 2019. > >> on to oakland now. the recent recent surge of violence is putting the issue a public safety front a

can you tell us what you are hearing from the columbus community now?eally upsetting. it's almost a feeling of dÉjÀ vu for a lot of people who, of course, not just three in this past week -- but i laid out some of those extremely controversial fatal shootings over just the past two years or so. and i want to put out a statement from the head of the urban league in columbus. she said, in response to this, that we understand that serving a felony warrant creates a highly dangerous and volatile situation. and yet the body camera videos, as gut-wrenching as the fact that another black man lost his life. and that, of course, is the crux of this. no matter where the investigation goes, this family is not getting their son back. on the others other side of things, a pastor, locally in columbus, told one of our affiliates that just having the video, of course, goes along, major way. but of course, this is the beginning of a long investigation where, i can imagine, more facts will come, out don. >> so, captain, help me out. the department's had controversial sho

what are your viewers saying about this shooting in columbus? hmm you know, gasia. the first thing that comes to mind is the shooting of rihanna taylor being a black person in america. we are not given the same rights as as others. and you know, we see black death day in and day out on our show. we talk about black death every single day. this is a shooting. that was, of course unnecessary. this was a shooting that could have been done could have been handed handled so many different ways. you know, a lot of people on our show and online wondering what made this cop shoot this man within not a nanosecond. games of opening the door and like you said in the opening, he was unarmed. it was a vape pen that was found next to him. and i just wonder, you know, when is there going to be a day where black death is not going to be so popular to talk about every single day in america? that detail of why did officers opened fire? hasn't been answered either by the officers or the police chief of the columbus police department. we know the mayor of columbus is calling for patien

. >>> policing columbus release video of a third officer involved shooting in eight days. this one deadly. the frame by frame body cam video showing what happened when cops arrived to serve a warrant. >>> water crisis in jackson, mississippi drags on. >> this has been an issue for me since i came down here in 1991. i was always told not to drink that water. >> the white house and a promising federal hope. the city's mayor joins us to answer questions about the decades of trouble. >>> a national crisis on the road. >> we have to redesign our race. >> the actions cities are taking in response to more people being killed in car crashes. >>> what is different about the new covid boosters just authorized? >>> u.n. inspectors arrive at the nuclear power plant in ukraine. >>> and the new study on what the blue light from screens is doing to our bodies. >>> top-secret documents at mar- a-lago were likely moved around and hidden from federal investigators who were urgently trying to get them back for months. that s the new and explosive accusation from the justice department in a c

and, you know, we are in mourning here again in columbus, ohio. the video is gut wrenching and, you know, when you look at this you think to yourself where is the human dignity? where is just the compassion for human beings? in this instance, you know, our community we're scared, we're tired and -- but we can't stay here, we have to figure out how we can have more transparency and accountability in this community with law enforcement. >> and what does that require? i mean, when you're looking at this video what do you see going wrong that stands out to you that is obvious? >> well, you know, i am not a member of law enforcement, but, you know, there are other mechanisms that we all believe could have possibly happened, earlier this week or last week there was a gentleman who was barricaded in a home and law enforcement smoked him out. why could we have not used that method as opposed to the dogs and shooting? and so, you know, we're looking at police reforms. we know that there needs to be policy changes. luckily in our community now there is a ci

jessica: cam judy, less than a month into a brand new job as diesel technician in columbus, ohio.ver the past year, a lot has changed for the 28-year-old. his wife lost her corporate job and his job as a chiropractic assistant wasn't enough to pay the bills. cam: i started looking at what can i do to have that advancement in something i enjoy doing? >> we need to know our battery health. jessica: that i when he found american diesel training centers in ohio offering a 5-week training program with no upfront tuition costs and help with things like transportation and living expenses. cam: i thought, this was too good to be true. my grandfather worked in the automotive industry for years working on cars. no way i can learn what he knows in five weeks and people are going to hire me. jessica: but in an industry with tens of thousands of job openings, even before graduating from the program, cam had multiple offers. he's now making nearly $42,000 a year at kenworth trucks, more than double what he was making just a few months ago. tim spurlock: it allows people very quickly, with very

kimberly williams is one of the residents who moved to columbus park. it's been pretty. >> pretty they made us move and they didn't give us like it was kind of a lot of time that a lot of us don't have resources. >> williams and her dog baby have been living in an rv for almost a year. she is concerned about her safety at columbus park. >> a lot of activity that goes on here all the time. a lot of different things and sometimes pretty scary. >> as for what's next, i don't know at all. i have no idea. working person trying find a solution as williams figures out a solution. the city of san jose is focusing on clearing out the encampment on the faa land area near the airport earlier this month. a spokesperson with the city of san jose told kron 4 the city provided 143 people with temporary or permanent housing. as for residents who moved to columbus park in a statement wednesday, the city says it's still assessing and monitoring the situation, but the current priorities are clearing the open space near the airport as required by the faa. the deadline is s

. >> there's no baseball games at columbus park instead of a pitcher on the mound. the field filled with cars. are these intense with people living on the dirt sales catches and using that help the kids get out there. other stuff out there just never know. just 80 born in raised in san jose says kids need the field to play in grow instead of serving as a home for people side. >> was 10 over what happened one month before that? they told us >> the city of san jose tells kron 4 we are still assessing columbus park situation as our current priorities are finding resources for the individuals currently living. >> and the faa land area in clearing the open space as required by september 30th. so far the city has housed 174 people from that area. but 100 more are in limbo. don't know where. and parents want a place for their kids to play. but i'm going to do is coming up right? >> we've asked the city now that people are living at columbus park. where will they go next? now that they're finishing clearing out waterloo pay park and they still don't have an answer and exact

it is growing at columbus park, just a short distance from guadalupe park, which officials have spent more than a year trying to clean up ktvu. south bay reporter lamonica peters tells us it appears dozens of people simply picked up and moved. they've done very mitigation, and it seems like they're just moving them around. here's my wonderful plot. jalapenos squash. david koller says he owns a plot at the guadalupe community garden near san jose's columbus park, and he's concerned about the number of rvs he sees on nearby streets. parking is hard because there's so many, um, transitory motorhomes here that we can actually enjoy the community garden color says the rvs have simply moved from one side of the street to the other since the city began clearing the encampment. people are using garden very bothered by and worried by it. but you know, has many recent incidents or anything, cause i think most people are just trying to get a good night, decent night's sleep and sleep where they can. jose city housing officials say so far they've provided 160 people with temporary or permanent ho

tuesday in columbus, ohio.warrant to lewis for improperly hiring a firearm, assault and domestic violence. >> columbus police. >> reporter: officers knock and identify themselves. the police chief says eight to ten minutes go by before anyone answers. eventually two other men come out and are detained. police send a dog in. then leash the dog before approaching a bedroom and opening the door. police released the video just hours after the shooting. >> as you're looking at this, frame by frame, there appears to be something he raises his hand. >> you can see lewis' left arm on the bed, his right arm coming over his body. here's that moment from the body camera of the officer who fired. no guns were found at the scene. the police chief says the device appearing to be a vape pen was later found next to lewis. >> i grieve with our community, but we're going to allow this investigation to take place. >> reporter: an attorney for lewis' family saying we will get justice for donovan and do everything in our power to s

that door is opened, and one shot, by the k9 columbus police officer ricky anderson is fired.s in the hand of donovan lewis, that one shot took place, the officers then arrest him, they put handcuffs on him, they try to resuscitate him. i want you to listen to the police chief of columbus, ohio, elaine bryant. >> everyday officers are put in compromising potentially life threatening situations in which we are required to make split second decisions. as a chief, it is my job to hold my officers accountable, it is also my job to offer them support. and make sure that i give that to them through the process. if they do the right things for the right reasons, we will support them. if they do something wrong, they will be held accountable. >> we do have a statement from the attorney for donovan lieu witness and it was given to wsyx, it says the body cam fatf footage released yesterday says it all. as a result of this entirely reckless behavior, by a columbus police officer, a family is left to grieve the loss of such a young soul. and once again, the officer has been put on leave.

i think it's 1150 columbus.hat property is casting the most shadow on the property itself during the position with the sun angle because it's right in front of it at the high noon. so when the sun comes around from the morning and cast its shadow and comes around from the east, south to the west and eventually the northwest especially late summertime is only that portion. in terms of impacts on the building mass, i would argue actually the u shape configuration steps back. if you flipped the open space and put it on the corner as suggested by some commenters, by that very nature you are going to have close to the property line which will cast an additional shadow and we think it's a good u shape inclusive of the shadow being pulled back. in terms of the air quality, i can speak to some of the required mitigation measures and that the does include tier four equipment required that is basically the most environmentally sound and absolutely baked in the mitigation measure. plus there are building code controls thei

columbus zoo, director of the columbus zoo jack goes backstage, and he's hemorrhaging and he's got hisaid he would embarrass the show i never had that fear. [ laughter ] i became inured to that. jack walks into the -- and nobody -- you couldn't give him a ride jack walks into the emergency room, and the woman or the attendant, whomever it was at the desk, picks up the emergency phone, because jack's now covered with blood in his abdomen, "gunshot victim gunshot victim gunshot victim," click now everybody in the hospital comes running out toward jack. and they said, "where were you shot?" this and that. and jack said, "no, no, i wasn't shot i was bitten by a beaver." [ laughter ] and now the police hear that - now, this is a real violation, because the police come over and they say, "you know, there are no beaver in new york, sir," because they think they got -- who knows what they got? and he said, "no, no, no, no, no, no, no, the beaver is mine." [ laughter ] and the police said, "you're not allowed -- it's illegal to have a beaver in new york city. >> seth: sure. >> yeah. so he goes

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich takes a look tonight in columbus. >> the industrial midwesta legislative win ahead of the midterms and intel's $20 billion investment for a new semiconductor plant, no ultra maga semi-fascist talk from president biden in a state trump won in 2016 and 2020. instead, kind words for the state's outgoing republican senator. >> i want to thank rob portman for being a gentleman and decent man that he is and showing the democrats and republicans can work together to get big things done for our country. >> the crowd g.o.p. lawmakers who supported the chips and science act leary biden might continue down his road of late attacking their party. but even democrats are keeping their distance from biden. congresswoman marci captor didn't show up. >> joe biden flooding ohio solar manufacturers be undercut by china. but marci captor is fighting back. working with republican rob portman. >> congressman tim ryan, who skipped biden's last trip to the state did attend after saying he is campaigning as an independent. >> what did you mean. >> really just that, yo

like author writer who lives in columbus. i was like, so none of the carnegie that new york times bestselling like none of that. i don't got a flex in front of family. okay. well, i'm a flack for you have run a family you know that's what family to write that i'm just so honored to be in conversation with you tonight about this book. a writer so deeply and part of book for me was also trying to grow as a writer, to grow out of simply kind of an academically trained writer into a writer who was bringing in her own story, bringing in history, bringing in theory, and kind of melding into some kind of form that was legible and accountable to the communities i feel accountable to. and so your writing was so helpful in that process and thinking about what that could be. let me start with a little bit of a reading and then we'll jump into a conversation and then we'll move q&a. and i hope you all have some great questions for. us questions, questions, questions. just emphasizing that life. so. i wanted to start here because. there's

like author writer who lives in columbus. i was like, so none of the carnegie that new york times bestselling like none of that. i don't got a flex in front of family. okay. well, i'm a flack for you have run a family you know that's what family to write that i'm just so honored to be in conversation with you tonight about this book. a writer so deeply and part of book for me was also trying to grow as a writer, to grow out of simply kind of an academically trained writer into a writer who was bringing in her own story, bringing in history, bringing in theory, and kind of melding into some kind of form that was legible and accountable to the communities i feel accountable to. and so your writing was so helpful in that process and thinking about what that could be. let me start with a little bit of a reading and then we'll jump into a conversation and then we'll move q&a. and i hope you all have some great questions for. us questions, questions, questions. just emphasizing that life. so. i wanted to start here because. there's

good evening, everyone and mike mibach wong columbus park appears to be occupied by dozens of people experiencing homelessness. people who moved there from guadeloupe gardens that camp on san jose airport properly was cleared out just this month due to federal safety concerns. new at 10, ktvu lamonica peters live in san jose with what she's learned the monica. after the city began clearing the encampment. it seems that the people who were living there simply picked up their things and moved across the street to columbus park, and right now the city is allowing them to stay there. here's my wonderful plot. jalapenos squash . david koller says he owns a plot at the guadalupe community garden near san jose's columbus park, and he's concerned about the number of rvs he sees on nearby streets. parking is hard because there's so many, um, transitory motorhomes here that we can actually enjoy. the community garden says the rvs have simply moved from one side of the street to the other since the city began clearing the encampment. people use the garden very bothered by and worried by it. but

let me ask you, why does this keep happening in columbus, you represent several columbus cases, andrewjust got a second trial date for a 2018 case. this is the third officer-involved shooting in eight days. what is it about the columbus police department? >> and so i mean, i can speculate all day as to why this is happening. however, i think it's a combination of things. i think certainly that there is an epidemic of gun violence that is plaguing our city and our state, but i also think it's also attributable to the fact that police officers are now able to account for the fact that ohio is now an open carry concealed state, and so every time a police officer leaves his or her house, they are faced with the fact that a person may or may not be armed and they don't have to have any training for that or anything -- or they don't have to have a permit. >> is it your suggestion that because it's an open carry state that police officers now perceive more items that are not guns to be guns because i want to remind people, donovan louis didn't have a gun. >> not at all. what i'm saying is tha

every fall here in columbus, fans paint the town scarlet and gray in a grand display of commitment to team. and this weekend is no different as the buckeyes set their sights on defeating notre dame. but this solidarity displayed in the state's capital a far cry ohioans i spoke to say from the divisiveness shown when it comes to politics. >> 100% it's divided. >> reporter: a key issue top of mind for many here, the economy. >> when i came here originally, this was an affordable town to live in, and a lot of the neighborhoods here in columbus that were livable and affordable are no longer affordable. >> reporter: ahead of the midterm elections, another polarizing issue voters say is driving them to the polls is focused around women's reproductive rights, an issue also taking center stage in the state's high-stakes u.s. senate between democratic congressman tim ryan and trump-backed author j.d. vance. >> a lot of women don't even know they're pregnant until after six weeks. i think that is beyond cruel. >> reporter: following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, a restri

but there's a big history there at the columbus police department.vestigation has to play out. >> brynn gingras, thank you. >>> how bad has the water crisis in jackson, mississippi gotten? health officials are now telling the 150,000 residents there to shower with their mouths shut. assuming they have water in the first place. it has been four days now since flooding pushed the city's decayed and damaged water system to failure. people have either brown water coming out of their faucets or nothing at all. cnn's amara walker is in jackson. amara, crews are scrambling to restore the water there. what is the latest on those repairs? >> reporter: well, the mississippi governor, tate reeves, is still giving his news conference here at the miss miss state fairgrounds. the purpose was to announce the site of a mega distribution state-run sites for water. but he did give an update and he said that the pumps are operating now at a much higher level, that there is reason for optimism, especially after those newly rented pumps were installed on wednesday. there

the city says columbus camp will be cleared by mid-november. > >> meanwhile, homeless advocacy group is suing san francisco to stop its encampment sweeps. the suit calls them unconstitutional, adding that the policy only punishes the on housed, rather than helping them. a spokesperson for the city attorney's office tells kpix 5, quote, the city is acutely focused on expanding our our temporary shelter and permanent housing options to alleviate the homelessness crisis. > >> back to hurricane ian. we have new video out of naples, florida, where fire crews rescued a woman trapped inside her car, as floodwaters rose around her. across town, firefighters waited through waist deep water in their flooded station trying to reach their trucks. the storm made landfall with 150 mile-per-hour winds causing this traffic light in tampa to smash the ground, and tonight president biden's warning oil and gas companies to to not use the storm as a way to to jacked up prices at the pump. he says the storm has had almost no impact on production and if companies do raise prices prices he will take action

the successive and completely unnecessary force has become all too common in columbus.he third police shooting in just over a week. the mayor is promising transparency. >> we have all the accountability, transparency that we worked so hard to put in place. this community, we need to let that process play out. >> the officer who fired the fatal shot is a 30-year veteran of the force and is now on paid leave. the ohio bureau of criminal investigation is investigating this case. andrew? rhiannon? >>> thank you. a pastor arrested by police in alabama while watering his neighbor's flowers is now planning legal action. the reverend michael jennings was confronted in the town of childersburg. they asked for his i.d. and he refusd to provide it. sd he was neighbor's plants while he was away. police charged him with are coming to bed, bath and beyond. they are closing 150 stores and cutting 20% of its workers in a move to address disappointing sales figures. and sam's club is raising its membership fees for the first time in nine years. they're going up from $45 to $50, staying

but the city has promised the faa will clear out the remaining campers on bring street near columbus park by the end of the month. if not, it risks losing millions of dollars in federal . federal funding. today, our cameras saw garbage trucks at w, at work, and some police cars back at the site as well. a positive evictions for a few days last week because of the extreme heat. but now, the pressure is on to clear the camd camp and quietly and compassion. and compassionately. we have the the story of how one woman is using her unique perspective to change how san jose approaches this homeless crisis. >> we are here the encampment a 100 people remaining. time is running out. the city must cleanup the encampment by september 30th. city officials ponder what comes next, they would do well to listen to the voice of claudine speedily. >> reporter: it's a voice that s through this symphony and indig. and indignity. imbued with kinds and compassion, a voice that speaks to them and ultimately for them. >> is being other keep you humble? >> yes, it does. >> at the corporate headquarters headqu

donovan was killed during a 30 police involved shooting in columbus in less than a week, but the shootingl one. why do you think this keeps happening? >> because they're not making real changes. they're talking a lot, but they're not actually doing anything. >> what do you want to see done? >> actual change. actual, independent investigations that don't involve other officers. no matter what organization there with, there are still officers at the fundamental level. i want the officer that shot him to be charged, indicted and in jail ultimately. i don't want him in any capacity any police capacity ever again in his life. i think that there needs to be major changes in how many aspects of that night took place. late night warrants, a lot of things, i'm so sorry, i'm working on very little sleep still. >> not at all. listen, i'm always surprised by the strength of family members when they're able to come on a program like this when something like what happened to your son happens. and i just wonder if it's, you know, trying to get justice or attention, if that's what keeps you going, becaus

hello on september 16, 1492, the expedition of christopher columbus discovered the sargasso sea, it is located southeast of north america and is completely covered with brown algae, similar to grapes. they were called sargas in latin sea grapes. this is the only sea. no shores. it is washed by warm ocean currents, including the gulf stream, which causes water circulation, its level is almost a meter higher than the level of the world ocean, and a temperature of about 29 ° leads to the growth of algae. the sea is 3,200 km long and 1,100 km wide. now the amount of garbage is growing every day. and he can't get out of here. here is always calm a in the center of the sargasso sea is the mysterious bermuda triangle, where ships disappear for unclear reasons. and planes on september 16, 1821, emperor alexander was the first to issue a decree on russian possessions in north america, it was said there, let us quote the production of whale trading and fishing and all kinds of industry on islands, ports and bays, and in general along the entire northwestern coast of america, starting from the be

but all data is changed with the election of columbus 1st left. his president wooster appeared through promising to restore relations last month, maduro enthusiastically received columbia's newly appointed ambassador, admitting big laughs and hugs the columbian in voice as the neighbors should never have parted ways to look this year. back in her magazine. there are some 5000000 columbia and citizens that have been totally abandoned for years without possibility to renew a passport, an idea. it was just stupid and inhumane. whatever the differences, it doesn't make sense to have no communication. the 2 countries up since announced a full reopening of their poorest 2000 kilometers long border for trade and called for the resumption of military collaboration in a region over run by criminal groups. but despite the many pledges, am boastful and now samantha, restoring full diplomatic relations is easier said than done cuz the 2 countries remained deeply suspicious of one another. could elgar him? i think it will be a much more complex and long proces

. >> there's no baseball games at columbus park instead of a pitcher on the mound that deal with this filled with cars. are these in tents with people living on the sales catches and using that help the kids got >> other stuff out there just never 80 born in raised in san jose says kids need the field to play in growth instead of serving as a home for people side. tenor with them? what happened one month before that? they told us >> the city of san jose tells kron 4 we are still assessing columbus park situation as our current priorities are finding resources for the individuals currently living in the faa land area in clearing the open space as required by september 30th. so far the city has housed 174 people from that area. but 100 more are in limbo. >> i want to know where cannot sit and parents want a place for their kids to play little bit. coming up right? >> now we've reached out to the city to find out exactly now that so many homeless people are living at columbus park. where will they go next? what is the plan for them now that they're pretty much almost done, clearing out w

you know, should we tell kids that columbus, whom they have been told was a great hero, that columbused indians and kidnapped them and killed them in pursuit of gold? should we tell people that theodore roosevelt, who is held up as one of our great presidents, was really a warmonger who loved military exploits and who congratulated an american general who committed a massacre in the philippines? should we tell young people that? and i think the answer is, we should be honest with young people. we should not deceive them. we should be honest about the history of our country. and we should be not only taking down the traditional heroes like andrew jackson and theodore roosevelt, but we should be giving young people an alternate set of heroes. instead of theodore roosevelt, tell them about mark twain. mark twain -- well, mark twain, everybody learns about as the author of tom sawyer and huckleberry finn, but when we go to school, we don't learn about mark twain as the vice president of the anti-imperialist league. we aren't told that mark twain denounced theodore roosevelt for approving

in less than a week, this was the third police-involved shooting in columbus.sial shootings in recent years going back to december 2020. casey goodson junior was shot and killed by a deputy looking for violent offenders at the time, but not him. that deputy was indicted on two counts of murder and one count of reckless homicide. later that month, an officer shot and kill ed andre hill as police responded to a report of a man sitting in this suv. that officer fire and charged with murder. in april last year, 16-year-old makiah bryant when video showed her lunging at another woman with a knife. the officer wasn't indielted. >> the last few years have been challenging, not the least of which is balancing the need for public safety with the need for police reform. >> reporter: it's part of why the u.s. department of justice launched a review into the police department. for donovan lewis' family, it doesn't change him being gone. >> how many more lives are going to be lost to this type of reckless activity? there was no justification. let me be clear. no justificati

when columbus former president steven lucas refused to recognise nicholas my daughter as the president of venezuela after elections lucas head were fraudulent. but all that has changed with the election of columbia's 1st letter, this president, wisdom of pedro, who promised to restore relations last month, maduro enthusiastically received columbia's newly appointed ambassador a meeting big laughs in hugs. the columbian in voice as the neighbors should never have parted ways. it'll be shared back in her magazine. there are some 5000000 colombian citizens that have been totally abandoned for years without possibility to renew a passport, an id. it was just stupid and inhumane. whatever the differences, it doesn't make sense to have no communication. the 2 countries have since announced a full reopening of their poorest 2000 kilometers long border for trade, and called for the resumption of military collaboration in a region over run by criminal groups. but the spice of many pledges in both full announcements, restoring full diplomatic relations. it's easier said than done the 2 countries

and, by the way, saying columbus took on his long voyages, cucumbers, both fresh and pickled, so that his sailors would not kiss these and other topics in our program, we are starting. damage to the vessels of the legs is a very dangerous condition accompanied by various complications. as in time to diagnose the disease and treat it in detail, answer all questions in detail by an x-ray devascular surgeon. yan igorevich kirnozhitsky. hello we are glad to see you in our studio. hello, today we will talk about obliterating atherosclerosis of the lower extremities, a very serious and severe diagnosis, because there are a lot of complications. that's what this disease is. and in general, why suddenly the vessels of the lower extremities begin to suffer. this is a systemic disease that affects all vessels in the human body. this is a multifactorial disease; there are a lot of factors that cause the development of atherosclerosis. this is an increase in the level of lipids in the blood. hyperemia due to an increase in total cholesterol due to an increase in bad cholesterol, the so-called low

kimberly williams is one of the residents who moved to columbus park. it's been pretty. >> pretty they made us move and they didn't give us like it was kind of a lot of time that a lot of us don't have resources. >> williams and her dog baby have been living in an rv for almost a year. she is concerned about her safety at columbus park. >> a lot of activity that goes on here all the time. a lot of pretty scary. >> as for what's next, i don't know at all. i have no idea. working person trying find a solution as williams figures out a solution. the city of san jose is focusing on clearing out the encampment on the faa land area near the airport earlier this month. a spokesperson with the city of san jose told kron 4 the city provided 143 people with temporary or permanent housing. as for residents who moved to columbus park in a statement wednesday, the city says it's still assessing and monitoring the situation, but the current priorities are clearing the open space near the airport as required by the faa. the deadline is september. 30th. >> in san jose

it's kind of tough. >> we've asked the city now that people are living at columbus park. where will they go next? now that they're finishing clearing out waterloo pay park and they still don't have an answer on exactly what they will do next reporting here in san jose. >> justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, a fire at the meals on wheels. blow region facility, forced them to close down offices. but the group says it will not stop the meal deliveries. the meals are prepared and packaged in an off-site kitchen. officials say the weekend fire was likely caused by a faulty light panel. you see the damage there. it was contained to a second-floor storage room. and officials say damage appears to be minor. the group says it's already speaking other organizations to try to arrange temporary office space for meals on wheels. most essential workers. >> fair health. tonight, new data shows covid boosters are working to prevent hospitalizations and death. and yet, as you know, more come out, will fewer people are actually taking advantage of them. less than 2% of eligib

. >> there's no baseball games at columbus park instead of a pitcher on the mound. the field filled with cars. are these intense with people living on the dirt sales catches and using that help the kids got there. other stuff out there just never know. just 80 born in raised in san jose says kids need the field to play in grow instead of serving as a home for people side. >> was 10 over what happened one month before that? they told us >> the city of san jose tells kron 4 we are still assessing columbus park situation as our current priorities are finding resources for the individuals currently living. >> and the faa land area in clearing the open space as required by september 30th. so far the city has housed 174 people from that area. but 100 more are in limbo. don't know where. and parents want a place for their kids to play. but i'm going to do is coming up right? >> we've asked the city now that people are living at columbus park. where will they go next? now that they're finishing clearing out waterloo pay park and they still don't have an answer and exactly >

many are now calling for him to be held accountable. banal, fernandez, reports from columbus. he slid as president of she, lanka was returned on friday with no way to go. goes out the raj, puts a flew back nearly 2 months after he sled angry, protested. who blamed him for pushing the country towards economic collapse. he resigned while he was abroad. dozens of impedes from his governing s o p. p party were at the airport to welcome him. those involved in the protest that led to raj boxes exit like montela summers. second, a say he has the right as a citizen to return, but we strongly believe that he oh, he's responsible for the crime crime. lot of times as well as are regarding putting up this country to the situation that we are in right now. so 1st here, there's to be a fast track, our investigation into other issues that he has created. and he has to come out to the legal system. if he has to face the legal system. the former president has moved into this government residence seen insecurity sources of told al jazeera, his wish to move back to his private residence in colum