violent crime is down 71% in columbus. violent crime is going down around the country in major cities because of this partnership with atf and other work making it happen. 500 people in a city of a million are conveying the majority of the violence. this center has been one of the most effective tools at disrupting, guns are sometimes used in multiple crimes, multiple shootings, sometimes in multiple cities. this has been a game changer. count us in on the fight over the budget. thank you for that. i am privileged to introduce someone making huge difference with our division of police and divisions of police around the country. we are so fortunate to have had them embedded at our college. we talked that the more legitimate law enforcement is in the community, the safer you will all be, law-enforcement, the community at large. he helped us put together a dialogue team. it is an evidence-based and community oriented approach to engaging with crowds, which allows for safety while allowing residents to exercise the rights of f

columbus was not the discoverer of america.are accustomed to thinking that the first discoverer of america was the spanish navigator christopher columbus, but in fact the first mention of the appearance of the new continent belongs to stepan glinya. the great ukrainian navigator, who in 1487 first came to the shores of north america established the famous trade route from the dnieper to the oztecs. columbus, having sailed to america for the first time, was surprised, because most of the population communicated in ukrainian, in order to prevent the spread of information about ukrainians in america, it was decided to destroy the entire indigenous population of america. regardless of who created this fake, who spread it? the story about heroes in general plays a colossal role in building national consolidation. it is necessary to understand that on the territory of ukraine, the overwhelming majority. heroes who are known to everyone, they in 99% of cases considered themselves either russian, or had a very positive attitude towards

cook and columbus. christopher columbus and i, i realize you know, that they were both mapmakers and the impact that they had with their expeditions and and how they put so-called places on the map. but i also am feeling down and it's a feeling how columbus, in a way. in modern times presently anyway, seems to be getting an unbowed lens interpretation of what he did and how he put the new world on the map and and, you know, he had similar a similar. what should i say, goal of conquest, which involved plundering and all of that. so my question is, and i don't know exactly how to phrase it, how do you redeem or how do you balance the view of someone like columbus in the present time. i'm certainly not a scholar, christopher columbus, but scholar either. but i, i and i do think it's probably although cook has sometimes been called the columbus of the pacific, i think that's an unfair characterization. and because cook cook never left a single person behind, he did not colonize these places. he did not. par

because of the chips act, that has created same dynamic in columbus. we are building the project right now. we know that right after they called phase one, the chips and signs act created the opportunity for three more phases and investment in the central ohio reason. that will create that same model we saw in other regions across the united states. >> thank you. we have talked a number of times about federal government helping to support workers, especially young people considering entering the trades. i am a ask you another question later about that in writing. mr. coes, before we passed the bipartisan infrastructure law, we have seemingly forgotten how to build things in this country. that is why we worked on this so much in ohio because we knew it would result in speeding things up and making things happen. i want to talk about the city's next transformational project connecting cleveland to lake erie because of a large freeway and railroad tracks and interstate construction dividing communities, often communities of color. that large freeway becau

less than a month into a brand new job as a diesel technician in columbus, ohio. a lot has changed for the 28 year old. you kind of have that pit in your stomach. like, how am i going to take care of my family? cam was living in west virginia when the pandemic started. his wife lost her corporate job and his job as a chiropractic assistant wasn't enough to pay the bills. i started looking at what can i do to have that advancement in something i enjoy doing. so we need to know our battery health. that's when he found american diesel training centers in columbus, offering a five week training program with no upfront tuition costs and help with things like transportation and living expenses. i was like, this is too good to be true. i. my grandfather worked in the automotive industry for 30 years, working on cars. there's no way i can learn anything that he knows in five weeks. and then get. and people are going to hire me. 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 nearl

we're going to see the same thing in columbus, ohio. and because of the chips act it has created the same dynamic in columbus, we are building the project now but we know that right after they called phase one which is the chips and sciences act accreted opportunity for three more phases, another $80 billion in investment in the central ohio region, we know it will create the same model we saw in the three other regions across the u.s. >> thank you. we talked a number of times, mr. knisley, about the federal government helping to support workers, especially young people considering entering the trades. let me ask you another question on the record later about that . because of time. mr. coes, before we passed the bipartisan infrastructure law, big projects move slowly or not at all. we simply forgotten how to build things in this country. that is why we worked in this so much in ohio. because we knew it was actually , it will result in speeding things up and making things happen. i want to talk to about cleveland. connecting downtown cl

this homeless encampment behind me here near columbus park needs to be removed.re notices that are posted on the back of some of these vehicles saying that there's going to be, quote, an abatement taking place. these notices were posted last week. i just read one and they are asking people to have all their belongings removed from here by 7:00 this morning, which is in 30 minutes. obviously you don't see anyone getting up and leaving yet. not clear what's going to happen at 7:00 or if the city is going to be waiting until after that time. there are around 100 people who live in these tents, campers and rvs. they're parked along the roads, on the sidewalks and in these empty lots along columbus park here in san jose. in a statement, mayor matt mahan of san jose said the city has been working urgently to expand safe sleeping and parking in tiny homes, but there just aren't enough for the over 4500 people who live on the streets of san jose. so it's not clear how many of these people here will have access to city services and or housing. in other words, where will t

you have a creation, columbus camera, and the best sherman will report the court. so this is the filament question. the original was to ship independent state of croatia to film about the visit by independent correlations, head of state, on tape of which leavings on grand to celebrate a major victory over on i'm civilians in operation cause of that he's about to leave with dignitaries and officials the that's the main railway station in this group, colorado. they arrived in custody to on the 7th of august the he's met personally by major general seizure style. columbus povlovich the now you'll see the man who so carefully followed. then capital the events, the author of the communique sense to the german press this is coordinator. and always in the right place at the right time, kathleen loading down all the details so he really can be trusted the positive just given a warm welcome in customer to the so just a month ago before operation closer to touches on units concord, the town of pre a door, inexcusable independence, correlation, and also for the germans. again

so, pushing out just columbus is from the front line in separate reach, a precedent. but what do you need to? lensky was welcomed by students as they kicked out of the school year underground. when in 7 schools and ukraine had been damaged since the start of the full scale invasion, with hundreds of thousands of students forced into online classes, authorities say they've invested heavily in bringing back in post and learning total pool exhibiting this year in separate c a and many of the cds and communities schools have open for offline learning mold. in 2000000 children will be able to attend school in person. and about a 1000000 more will be able to study in a hybrid, offline and online formats. and then we'll put a much offline a one line back in hockey. the 1st day of school has wrapped up for parents. these underground class rooms offer a few hours of peace knowing that children are safe. plus, it makes the trip home alone ccu up. next, a documentary following journalists as they launched the 1st independent radio station in iraq. that's after a short break for

so pushing out just columbus is from the front line in separate reach. presidents below the so lensky was welcomed by students as they kicked off the school year. underground. one in 7 schools and ukraine had been damaged since the start of the full scale invasion with hundreds of thousands of students forced into online classes. authorities say they've invested heavily in bringing back in person learning total, even simply this year in separation. yeah. and many of the cds and communities schools have open for offline learning for mold in to 1000000 children will be able to attend school in person. and about a 1000000 more will be able to study, you know, hybrid offline and online formats. and i'm gonna put a much offline a one line back in hockey. the 1st day of school has wrapped up for parents. these underground class rooms offer a few hours of peace knowing that children are safe. plus, it makes the trip fun. hello, so you see a you're up to date for now, but keeping here on g w up next. some people believe gravity. batteries will boost the use of sustainable energy planet. 8 tal

this is an encampment that's near columbus park. it's not clear how many people took advantage of that offer. others might literally move across the street to the right side, where they're still allowed to stay, because the city is only clearing one side of the two story streets that border columbus park. i know this sounds unusual. i will explain why in a moment. another city's park and rec department is driving this morning's cleanup of roughly 30 encampments. workers with shovels and heavy equipment, they began throwing trash, debris and what looked like people's belongings that were deemed inoperable. putting those away in a dumpster so people can begin to remove their vehicles and rvs. city says people have driven away ten vehicles so far this morning, and more are expected later today. sj pd expected to deal with the unmovable vehicles tomorrow if they remain that, according to the city. now the city says only doing quote abatement on the east side of the irene and the north side of asbury. that's all they're doing on the side

nbc bay area's bob redell joins us from columbus park with more.e area near columbus park here in san jose, the city did offer help through its outreach hotline. this was back on august 22nd. that's when they first alerted people to the who live in this encampment to today. they would be told to leave. it's not clear how many people took advantage of that. others, they have the opportunity. if there's space to move, literally across the street, because the city is only cleaning one side of two streets that border columbus park. the city's park and rec department is driving this morning's cleanup of roughly 30 encampments. workers with shovels and heavy equipment began throwing trash, debris and what looked like people's belongings that were deemed inoperable. throwing all that away so people can begin to remove those and rvs. the city says people have driven away ten vehicles so far this morning, and more are expected later today. sj pd expected to deal with the unmovable vehicles tomorrow. that, according to the city. people who live here don't kn

i've been thinking about them a lot. >> he loved columbus spoke highly of columbus. he wanted to raise his family and he talked about that all the time so as a community, i thought it was important for him to, for us to back him up and show him support and his family support. >> and johnny was so important to columbus and so important in hockey community i'm just wanted to take a walk down here in pay our respects johnny grado, an incredible talent both on and off the ice. >> he was a seven time nhl all-star. he played in 763 games scoring more than 200 points and 500 assists now, 43-year-old sean higgins is a man who is accused of driving the vehicle that killed johnny and his brother. he's been charged with two counts of vehicular homicide. and according to a complaint, higgins admitted to drinking on the night of the incident. he is currently in custody city and is scheduled to appear back in court next week in new york. gloria pazmino, cnn authorities in malaysia have halted the search for a woman who fell into a sinkhole nine days ago local official says several

in columbus.use naming a stadium is a huge financial commitment. >> it is. it's also part of a broader partnership that a we are delighted to have with the browns and especially jimmy and dee haslam9 and the entire team there. now, this started in the short period of time ago in columbus, jimmy was coming in for thing soccer all-star game -- for the soccer all-star game. now, we've known each other for years. i've been admiring them and how they operate, and we're sponsoring the stadium in columbus, so we see the values that they have every game. and jimmy if saw a me said, look, there's a knew -- saw me and said, look, there's a unique opportunity the here, but we don't have a lot of time. he mentioned the opportunities around this partnership, and i said, well, let's go at it. and five weeks later we a had an announcement yesterday. couldn't have been better to workings the teams were great, and and i am so excited. and i know our colleagues are too. this is one of the best franchises in the nfl

christopher columbus day because he went there and killed off the natives of the massacred them after he was trying to go to india thank god for the indians perspective that he didn't reach there as well. otherwise god could imagine you what would happen there exactly exactly so i think that's the reason why africa was colonized and wasn't a colonizer and indeed i mean uh as you said european countries they were literally poor before invading africa yes. so just imagine you know uh all the wealth they've stolen if that is given back to the african continent just what what would remain of the europeans it would bankrupt them there was a french president i always getting mixed up it was either jaland or the one before him a shirak he said um without the business arrangements that we have with africa we would be second a third world country so he knows... that actually as part of their survival, they need to keep this uranium deal that they had in asia, where a riva, a french back company takes 96% of the royalties, um, so yeah, they realize that their existence, the status that the civi

actual evidence that africans reached the americans before, hundreds of years before christopher columbus, but it's not recognized because we go there and genocide and kill all the natives and there's a good good chance that we went there, settled into... married, respected local customs, the whole continent, yeah, integrated into local customs and that's the end of the history, history only remembers some of the most horrific and uh violent acts, so christopher columbus is remembered, and you have christopher columbus there, because he went there and killed off the natives of their land, yeah, massacred them after he was trying to go to india, thank god for the indians perspective, that it didn't reach there as well, god could imagine you, what would happen there exactly. exactly, so i think that's the reason why africa was colonized and wasn't a colonizer, and indeed, i mean uh, as you said, european countries, they were literally poor before invading africa, yes, and so just imagine, you know, uh, all the wealth they've stolen, if that is given back to the african continent, just what,

spoke highly of columbus.e wanted to raise his family or talked about that all the time and so as a community, i felt it it's important for him to for us to back him up and show him support and his family support. >> and johnny was so important to columbus and so important in hockey community just wanted to take a while. down here in paris. facts johnny guido, an incredible talent, both on and off the ice as seven time nhl all-star, he played in 763 games, scoring more than 200 goals and 500 and assist. and he is certainly going to be made the sports community, the hockey community all morning and fans still grappling with this loss. now, 43-year-old sean higgins is the man accused of driving the car. that killed johnny and his brother he is currently charged with two counts of vehicular homicide, and he admitted to having been drinking on the night of the accident. higgins is currently in custody and is scheduled to appear back in court next week victor amara, gloria. >> thank you. our coverage of the news in

uh that was interviewed by i believe the columbus dispatch. that said 10 percent of his workforce now are haitian immigrants. now that may seem a large number, but it's 30 employees. and in the interview in the article, he said he would love to have 30 more. i did some investigation the the dog vegetable plan is based on springfield. they're constantly hiring. i'm hearing that the large number of patient immigrants are working for the dollar company there and, and their job postings on, on. indeed, and some of the other job sites. they're paying anywhere from $17.00 to $27.00 an hour. so it's a decent wait for a starting salary, but do you think they're actually getting paid? i mean, let me just point out if you're making 15 to 20, you know, if you're making that amount of money, then why are we having to live 1015 into our house, into a single house. and are they actually just started the housing front in springfield there they just simply don't have houses. as you heard, the you have says, yeah, the very beginning, the senator, they're tryin

but this is how you cite sort of columbus, the miles an hour. so it took me to kilometers an hour winds as the storm with a full si, columbus. i. that is how big it is. and that is why fi, the slide is fixed on survival on survival. now what's happening is it makes it a long pull. it's been a long pull to the east, around what is called the big band. if you look at a map of florida, as you follow the coach, that is where it bends around me. you've got a long, thin strip that makes much of the states. that is what was expected, but it is also an absolute devastating nightmare for those people because there is a lot of low lying. there are a lot of low line communities that would storm such as expected of 6 meters. do you just imagine the devastation that's going to be causing? yeah, film and state officials have been cutting residents in its path to evacuate. what are people doing then? what's the best way to have to be told governor on desantis said a few hours of you. where do you go to go? now some places are the men the track is about to atio

uh that was interviewed by i believe the columbus dispatch. that said 10 percent of his workforce now are haitian democrats. now that may seem a large number, but it's 30 employees. and in the interview in the article, he said he would love to have 30 more. i did some investigation. the adult vegetable plan is based in springfield. they're constantly hiring. i'm hearing that the been a large number of patient immigrants are working for the dollar company there and then their job postings on, on. indeed, and some of the other job sites. they're paying anywhere from $17.00 to $27.00 an hour. so it's a decent wait for a starting salary, but do you think they're actually getting paid? i mean, let me just point out if you're making 15 to 20, you know, if you're making that amount of money, then why are we having to live 1015 into our house, into a single house. and are they actually started the housing front in springfield? there they just simply don't have houses, as you heard the answers. at the very beginning, the senator, they're trying to buil

he's a political animals in columbus. we have missy winston. she is an activist and host of action for a size and in miami we cross to entry wong. she is a miami executive district committee. woman or a gentlemen and ladies across top rolls in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated, let me go to miss the 1st step because carl and die and have a little bit of an advantage of you ladies on this program cuz we're just a lot older. okay, so let's see. and i, i watch the garlands input after this, you know, i've been watching presidential debates since 1976 do the math. so you can figure out how old i am. ok. but, and this, the, that was something very, very different. develop this debate than any other presidential bait. what was it um, well i would say that uh, i can't really think of much difference. there was really no substance. that was really nothing that um, i mean it was interesting to me because i felt like uh, there was definitely a setup where uh, at the moderators were certainly a little one sided or

quote, the faa requires us to keep certain areas around columbus park, clear because it the airport's flight path. this is exactly why we're working with urgency to expand safe, sleeping safe parking in tiny homes so that we have adequate capacity to serve the people living in unsheltered unsafe conditions along our streets and creeks, quote, that plane flying closely ball. the encampment shows just how close encampment is to be apart. homeless advocates say regardless of the proximity, what the city is doing is wrong, especially pushing people from one side of the street to the other. >> it just proves the ridiculousness of any excuse that the mayor has first. it was the birds would interfere, that it was the sight line for plains that it faa regulations. doesn't make any sense. the mayor acknowledges capacity is stretched in the city but fundamentally saying that the encampment here >> is someone safe. actions must happen immediately, adding that his own is determined by the faa. and that is why clearing some sections we is necessary. it's like >> only having people on one side of t

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, rvs, campers that are parked along the road, sidewalks, and you see in these empty lots around columbusark here in san jose near norm mineta. in a statement, mayor matt mahan said that his city has been working urgently to expand safe sleeping and parking and tiny homes. but there just aren't enough for the over 4500 people who live on the streets of san jose. so to answer your w many people here will have access to city services housing when they are cleared out of that clearing out, expected to take place later this morning. the city says this encampment at columbus park poses unique dangers to the community, one the faa requires the city to keep this area clear since it's directly under the flight path to norm mineta, and they need to keep the areas around columbus park clear because of that. two the city is worried about campfire smoke, as well as the large amounts of trash piled up at the park. says birds attracted to the trash pose a threat to planes taking off and landing at san jose international. mayor matt mason's office did release a statement yesterday expressing the urgent

you have a creation, columbus camera and the best sherman will report the court or so this is the film in question. the original was to ship independence state of croatia. to a film about the visit by independent croatia is head of state onto povlovich, leavings on grand to celebrate some major victory around um civilians in operation cause he's about to leave with signatories of the officials. the that's the main railway station in this group, colorado. they arrived in custody to on the 7th of august the he's met personally by major general c. diff style columbus povlovich. the now you'll see the man who so carefully followed and copied all the events. the author of the communique sent to the german press. this is coordinator man, always in the right place at the right time, kathleen noting down old details so he really can be trusted. the positive just given a warm welcome in costa mesa, the so just a month ago, before operation, coastal punches on units conquered the town of pre adore inexcusable independence correlation, and also for the germans. again, good news decided to elimina

. >> reporter: this cocktail party in columbus, georgia -- >> we start to dehumanize each other, that's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: -- is actually one man's attempt to bridge our national civic divide. >> you all had the courage to say enough. >> reporter: dave issay runs one small step, an initiative that pairs people from opposite ends of the political spectrum to a one-hour conversation. >> the big dream for one small step is to convince our country it's our patriotic duty to see the humanity in people with whom we disagree. i think we're all brainwashed. >> reporter: we don't hate each other. >> no. when you actually have the experience of being in contact with other people, it washes away. >> reporter: shawna hartley and roxanne gwynn both fit the bill. >> hello. my name is shawna. i am 63 years old. >> i am roxanne. i am 71 years old. >> reporter: after their one small step conversation prove issay's point. >> we are one small step partners. >> reporter: they didn't spend time on policy differences. they focused instead on their shared love of faith, family, and plant-based

first with the calgary flames and currently with the columbus blue jackets. 29-year-old matthew playedpoke about the loss they're feeling. >> they were all back to celebrate. and you lose two sons. it's unimaginable. we know life is difficult, and this is certainly one of those times. >> reporter: fan tributes are growing in calgary, columbus and sewell, new jersey where the brothers played hockey together growing up. >> he was like our number one player. we like loved him so much. >> reporter: but their impact outside the rink is being felt too. both were married, and johnny was a father to two children under the age of 2. >> i mean, shows life's short. and yeah, it's a big loss to the community, the hockey world. so tough day. >> that was michael george reporting. and this is "cbs news roundup." (children speaking) conflict is raging across the world, and millions of children's lives are being devastated by war, hunger, disease and poverty. we urgently need your help to reach children in crisis. please call or go online to give just $10 a month. only $0.33 a day. we need 1000 new mon

it will provide us sour mood this large encampment of about 100 people near the columbus park area is located directly in the senate. airport's flight path. >> send us a mayor. matt mahan sending us this statement. quote, the faa requires us to keep certain areas around columbus park, clear because it the airport's flight path. this is exactly why we're working with urgency to expand safe, sleeping safe parking and tiny homes so that we have adequate capacity to serve the people living in unsheltered unsafe conditions along our streets and creeks, end quote, that plane flying closely ball. the encampment shows just how close encampment is to be apart. homeless advocates say regardless of the proximity, what the city is doing is wrong, especially pushing people from one side of the street to the other. >> it just proves the ridiculousness of any excuse that the mayor has first. it was the birds would interfere, that it was the sight line for plains that it faa regulations. doesn't make any sense. the mayor acknowledges capacity is stretched in the city but fundamentally saying that the

especificadas en este mapa, dejarán a las otras casas rodantes y carpas del campamento en el parque columbusciudad de campbell amplía su política de vivienda asequible para crear más hogares y con esto recaudar más fondos de desarrollo. a pesar de una recomendación oficial de no hacerlo, la ciudad dice que pretende crear más de 3800 viviendas. esto sería para el año 2031 y con esto cumplir con los mandatos estatales, de los cuales 1500 deben ser asequibles para los residentes de bajos ingresos. y ya que estamos hablando de viviendas, los supervisores de san francisco buscan frenar el uso de inteligencia artificial para ajustar tarifas de alquiler. se trata de una ordenanza que prohibiría el uso de software de alquiler que a través del algoritmo establece precios para la renta de propiedades. ahora, si es aprobada la medida san francisco sería la primera ciudad del país en limitar el uso de esta tecnología. y seguimos hablando de esa ciudad, san francisco, que ya ha invertido millones de dólares en la limpieza de graffiti en los últimos 2 últimos años con su programa de eliminación. ahora, el

with i'm a fact all stairs he plans and tax hikes, but now fernandez joined us from the capital of columbus to tell us about the front runners in this race for the presidency. so we have a record, obviously number to 38 candidates for the front runners. as you mentioned, us 3, the main sort of names in the freight. we have the incumbent president on the cover cigna, the opposition need a subject frame of the us and been a sort of a, uh, not a surprise come to that, but someone who has been waiting in the wings for a few years now under a commodity, saw michael ag, the, he's us one of the candidates for the marxist, lynn, and it's sort of grouping to those all the front runners in terms of how they are viewed. obviously, a big a missing hut is looking for a mandate, which he has said he wants another 5 years to continue the reforms, the sort of recovery of 3 longer he has, they can credit and has made that a major sending point of his campaign saying that when no one was willing to take on the country this, you will remember in 2022 that will massive protest people took to the streets. they

michelle, fernandez in columbus rescue teams to continue to come through the devastation left by the was launched hungry and poland in more than 2 decades. the european union is paid for millions of dollars in a to the affected regions as not to get it going. our ports of the remains of what was once the home and the polish village of july, snow wolves ripped away by the shift full of flood waters. close by torrential rains, but led to rivers busting that banks. as those watches receipt. the damage done isn't meant, as it is in the nearby town of stone, yet shanowsky. when the down bus it's swamped the town, leaving it barely recognizable residents left homeless by the floods clearing off what they can so they can move back in before the winter wants to own their showed how much work there is to be done. ready it was the back to the back room of the show. here with the leaves is the dishwasher. here's the warehouse, the food products can the various things and it's still on the shelves. and here with so much water, we have them to be absent, but 1st building on the street is complete

these are the latest pictures that we're seeing here from side on just 45, columbus is south of the capital bay route. the health ministry says nearly 1700 others have been injured. israel says it has drugs around 1600 targets belonging to the on the group has been la. meanwhile, in northern is really cities, a raid sirens. when charleston responds to hezbollah, rock, it's a tax. israel's, on the missile defense system has targeted the barrage, which has caused minimal damage of a mazda and has this updates from the route as they've been reports of more is very new strikes on southern lebanon. now these strikes are coming off to hezbollah, unknowns for that fight. it's long range study, one of ready to roll kids into israel. they say they were targeting a military airport in israel, west of a food. now this in time comes in response of to an expensive foaming campaign by these really matri across, letting them stay started in the early hours and about 6 am local time starting in the south. and this is followed by strikes in the back called valley, uninvolved back in the news. and then this

now fernandez with the laces and columbus. and finally, this bulletin and yvonne at least 33 people have been killed in an explosion at a coal mine in the east. about 70 people were reportedly working there at the time . the number of dead is expected to rise. president must have possessed count, has ordered an investigation. and that's it for me. elizabeth put on them. we have a quick weather update. next. the inside story examines the impact of this week is rarely assault on has paula and the region. thank you very much for watching the the hi lo there. it's been a pretty wild week of weather across east asia was to tropical systems moving across into easton pots of china, but also causing flooding in the korean peninsula and japan. now the grain has cleared slight, it's not as heavy as it has been that tropical depression and now running. so the east out to see you can see a legacy of showers, remain some stronger wins as well. and we will see the return of some of the showers into shanghai. that's thanks to seasonal rain s

our maggie vespa is in columbus, ohio with more. >> reporter: lester, simply put, springfield, ohio, has been inundated by threats. today effectively closing a university campus after an administrator said someone threatened a mass shooting targeting haitians.

and that's the movement 20 to columbus is proud. remember, it was around 4 or 5 kilometers per hour just a couple of days ago. so at least it is starting to get a move on this. the wet weather for having to southern and eastern parts of hong shape, pushing further north, which as we go through monday, eventually we'll see some wet weather still sliding as well. but west side of point you towards her car, the price is guys trying to come back in behind. scott triggers showers there across a good part of china. some beloved ones into the south southern part. so van dyke, china also sing some live you showers through the south china sea and the developing system here that might, will become the next tropical storm as we go through the next couple of days. and that will face very heavy, right across a good pos of loose on as we go through monday. and it's a tuesday of the, there is no channel that covers world news like we do as a rolling correspondence. i am constantly on the goals covering topics from politics, to environmental issues

the national hockey league and millions of fans are in mourning after columbus blue jackets star johnnyand his brother matthew were killed by a suspected drunk driver. fox's cb cotton has more. >> johnny goudreau's widow is speaking out for the first time, with two touching tribute posts for the columbus blue jackets player. meredith goudreau, writing in part, quote thank you for the best years of my life. despite losing you, i am still the luckiest girl in the world to have been yours. i love you so, so much. in another post, she shared photos of theira daughter nearly two years old and a son just six months old. the mother writing that her late husband was the best at putting the baby boy to sleep, and the apple of his daughter's eye. the 31 year old hockey star was just a few weeks from beginning his third season with the columbus blue jackets. thursday evening, he was out biking with his brother matthew in their new jersey hometown. state police say a suspected drunk driver struck them from behind while trying to pass a slower vehicle. the two young men were pronounced dead at the s