or columbus, ohio. it means that we as americans are courageous. we are brave.lled upon, even heroic. to serve our country in our hour of need. those are the american ideals. that's the american spirit that oneness the revolution. that's the american spirit that donald trump is reviving as our 47th president. but it's not a one-man job. it doesn't work that way. if we are going to be saved, it will be because we all step up and save ourselves. that starts with the states. if president trump succeeds as i expected the next two years, that means a wide range of federal programs from education to health care are going to be kicked back to the states into the people where they belong. that's what true federalism is all about. [crowd cheering] donald trump is reviving our conviction in america but we need a leader back home right here in ohio who revives our conviction in our home state. that's why today, i'm honored to announce my candidacy to serve as the next governor of the great state known at the heart of the greatest country known to mankind. the state where i

un mesero de un restaurante mexicano en columbus ohio fue vÍctima de xenofobia mediante un mensaje deujer escribiÓ " eres un inÚtil, espero que trump te deporte", sin saber que el trabajador era ciudadano estadounidense. un proyecto de ley presentado en missouri propone recompensas de $1000 para quienes den informaciÓn que conduzca al arresto de personas indocumentadas. el proyecto 72 criminaliza en ese estado la entrada y permanencia ilegal a estados unidos. los detractores dicen que la iniciativa ya genera temor entre los migrantes sin importar su estatus migratorio. en nueva york, vecindarios que se han caracterizado por sus vibrantes y ruidosas calles se han convertido en lugares tranquilos y por momento casi desÉrticos. en una comunidad con gran poblaciÓn hispana en queens ahora hay mucho temor por las redadas de ice. >> la gente estÁ como retenida, no quiere salir. hay un momento en la tarde que ya la gente no sale y en el dÍa ya sale muy poco. eso es debido a que la gente estÁ asustada y el negocio se ha caÍdo mÁs o menos un 40%. elian: paradÓjicamente corona fue uno de los vec

. >> se puede oler el humo en columbus. reportera: un incendio amenaza comunidades.ck hawk para combatir las llamas. un incendio cerca de middle beach fue contenido y permitiÓ el regreso de residentes. ellingsen —— el incendio se propaga gravemente. >> siguiÓ y siguiÓ. incendiaba los bosques. reportera: expertos meteorolÓgicos advierten que las condiciones secas van a permanecer hoy antes de la lluvia que pueda llegar el martes y miÉrcoles. todavÍa no se han destruido edificios por el fuego y no se reportan vÍctimas mortales, heridos en este momento. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] borja: gracias. temblÓ hollywood. un sismo de 5.9 sacudiÓ san fernando. hubo varias rÉplicas que se sintieron en los Ángeles y alrededores. no se reportaron vÍctimas ni pÉrdidas. ocurriÓ unas horas despuÉs de los oscar. se intensifica la investigaciÓn de un atropello mÚltiple reportado en alemania. dos muertos y varios heridos luego de ser arrollados. ocurriÓ en un mercado de carnaval. las autoridades estÁn pidiendo la poblaciÓn que se alejen de la zona por protecciÓn. benjamÍn netanyahu de israel anuncia qu

thank you, columbus. thank you all tonight. may god bless you and your families. may god bless our united states of america and our great state of ohio. thank you [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] >> tuesday night, watch c-span's live coverage of president trump's address to congress, the first address of his second term and less thano two months after taking office. c-span's live coverage begins 8:00 p.m. eastern with a preview of the evening from capitol hill followed by the president's speech and watch the democratic response. and we'll take your calls and get your reaction. on c-span 2 you can watch a sumily cast followed by lawmakers live from capitol hill. watch president trump's address to congress live on tuesday. our simulcast live on c-span 2 or c-span now, our free mobile video app. also online at c-span.org. c-span, bringing your democracy unfiltered. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span's voices as we hear from you before president trump's address to congress. we're asking what you'd like to hear from the president

so essentially you're creating of either being destroyed or otherwise taken out of columbus bug associated c o and former c. i a analyst, laurie jones and told us that k of what last long without the cash flow from washington. well, the story to try to bring it into the war. this is going to bring it into the war. the green crane cannot sustain military operations. by the, by itself, they don't have us, you know, anti aircraft missiles like the to patriot battery. now they don't have high mars nor talerie shells. tags are refer, sit out character carriers like the bradley fighting vehicles. they're going to leave us out all of that. and they're like, they're likely to have the means to sustain the war. he didn't want to sign that deal without his explicit commit. but from the united states that the united states would be there to provide military support and secure on basically go to war with russia on trains perhaps. and trump refused to do that. and they, they were, you've been told that repeatedly to zalesky and he could not take no for an answer . so he kept coming back and insisting o

important political event of the year, thousands of people from all of the country representatives, columbus positive visuals, are coming to cit. policy do action for the coming year. and it's no doubt that the trump administration and his policies that are putting pressure on the chinese academy will be a major topic of discussion behind. i mentioned it will be a major topic of just the discussion. katrina, you many thanks for that. just to remind you is those types, of course donald trump set to come into force at over $500.00 g m t. so just on the 3 hours time, the us state department says special envoy, steve witt, coffee will return to the middle east in the coming days to try to prevent the collapse if the goal is to cease fund and come to release 2 week off is looking at 2 options, extending the 1st phase, which has rel, emphasis on how most refuses will progress to the 2nd phase of the agreement. that requires withdrawal of israeli forces from gaza and the return of whole camp teams and exchange for opponents see shy israel says it backs with cost proposal to expand the 1st phase by

washers not secured to safety lines swinging out of control off the 78th floor of a skyscraper in columbus circle. >> there's people in there. workers dangling. >> reporter: their scaffolding swinging in the wind nearly 700 feet in the air, smashing apartment windows with residents inside. razor-sharp glass raining down on the street below. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: firefighters racing to the scene. >> we currently have the workers tied off on safety ropes. they are secure. >> reporter: breaking windows to pull both workers to safety less than 20 minutes later. >> i couldn't believe what i was seeing. the fact that they weren't tied off. >> reporter: david, those two workers are in stable condition. incredibly, officials don't believe anyone on the ground was hurt. authorities are investigating. david? >> david: all right, stephanie ramos. steph, thank you. >>> there's also major news involving the pope tonight. pope francis suffering a sudden worsening of his respiratory issues. doctors have now placed him on a breathing machine to help him. let's bring in terry moran. terry, the pope's

we are about just over the one columbus out from philadelphia where we do have the presence of these very few facial forces that have repeatedly targeted civilians during the past 24 hours. homeless salute has as well as reaction for us. i'm jordan's capital a mom. she said because these really government and the palestinian authority has banned al jazeera from reporting from inside israel as well as the occupied west bank. as we know what we've heard from the americans in that they are giving israel . this iron clad support for them to do whatever they see fit, even if it means a return to the fighting. haven't heard from the pop buddies just yet. but the egyptians have been speaking out saying that if there is political will, there should be a face to of video calling on both israel and have us to come to the table to try and find some sort of agreement calling on all parties to agree to this framework that was brought forward by mediators just a couple of months ago that was signed with the intention of moving forward. and it's worth mentioning that there will be a gathering of ar

of course, this guy of rough last city we are about just over the one columbus out from philadelphia where we don't have the presence of these very occupation forces that have repeatedly targeted civilians during the past 24 hours. yet to eric is not just the blocking. evaluate is this has been, is rarely strikes. it's kills at least for people there and does it. can you tell us through take us through the details of that well yeah, we have received a more reports coming from the another part of console suggesting the killing of 2 civilians in they had we found west charles bye and he's really true in that area is that just adjacent to food, as we'd see as well another another attack has been conducted in the hon. you in a city i love side with that, shoot you a neighborhood where another 2 civilians were killed off to be shot by the east valley. a grout forces of these sorts of regulations have been observed no just to day. but since the implementation of the 1st phase of the agreement, why it causes go to the the office stated that since at the, at utah effect, back in january 19th

there was a test us a message from the columbus administrator. they said that the china and the united states had co operated very successfully in the past to come, but illegal drugs. and this was a unilateral and bullying tactics from president trump. they said they would be reciprocal tariffs coming from china. they didn't specify watch at this stage, but we think that will be a, is it agricultural and food products coming into china from the united states. but they are remaining relatively close at the moment. we do things with the chinese government is open to talking to the trump administration and possibly looking for a trade deal as they did in the past. one of the problems they appear to be having those they haven't found an ad the could come do it. a they haven't been able to strongly cup a dialogue with directly with washington dc. tony, thank you for that. next customer, mexico city didn't speak without as it was due on the home. and johnson, mexico, like canada, has been bracing itself with a ton of these terrace. softer butting them

ready to host its first ever outdoor nhl game. 90,000 fans are expected to be there today as the columbuse detroit red wings. it's all part of the nhl's stadium series. so, the teams already met up tuesday when the blue jackets beat the red wings, 5-2. you can catch all of today's action on espn and espn+ at 6:00 p.m. eastern. all the hockey. gio and i are going to be tuned in waiting for the puck to drop. >> gio: love that sports janai update right there. what about you, whit? >> whit: your day already scheduled. i know that, you two hockey heads. all right, guys, we've got a lot more coming up on the road to the oscars. we're looking at the front runners, who could be called on stage at the dolby theatre right here in hollywood. >> janai: and the latest legal moves in the suit, countersuit battle involving actress blake lively and her former co-star, justin baldoni. >> gio: and countdown to the moon landing. spectacular images right there. the latest as the blue ghost prepares for tomorrow's touchdown on the moon. stick around. you're watching "gma" on this day before the oscars. ♪ if y

. >> a building in columbus circle. >> and it was also moving like that.for almost about 15 minutes. >> muhammad sharif. >> says he watched the whole. >> thing happen while inside his car at the corner of 58th. >> street and eighth. >> avenue. >> and all the glasses fell down here on the sidewalk, even in the bottom of my cart here. >> fdny officials say most of the danger started as they pulled up. >> the scaffolding. >> wasn't attached and it was swinging around and smacking into the building. it was a high wind factor blowing into the building. um, there's glass, uh, pretty much raining all over the sidewalk. >> they then. >> quickly rushed up to make a daring rescue to discover the workers were wearing safety harnesses, but officials say they were not attached to any safety lines. >> i couldn't believe what i was seeing. the fact that they weren't they weren't tied off. >> fdny officials say they were then able to secure the scaffolding basket and bring the two window washers to safety, who were transported to a nearby hospital for evaluation. the fdny

were taken into custody - there were all kinds of things happening and certainly affecting putin's columbus - calculus that he wants to go into ukraine. he feels ukraine is getting away from russia's grip. this has been going on for a long time. in 2014 when russia moved, there were efforts taken, if you want to go back and look at youtube in 2014, you will see that russia launched a campaign in europe/russia to retake the territory. if we go back to the early 1990s before you were paying attention to what was going on in russia, there were all kinds of assassinations of crimea on ukrainians because russia didn't want ukraine to pull out the commonwealth of independence day. i am going to be 60 next year and i wish i had a long memory and i have been live all of these kinds of stuff basically when i was in a student in moscow. my first visit in ukraine when it was still apart of the soviet union. i was been wokking on this for a long time. if you take all of this and totality, what you will see from the early 1990s when ukraine was being pushed to give nuclear weapons, constituents saw ever

se puede ver el humo en columbus, dice esta residente.lina del sur ha desplegado dos helicÓpteros para poder ayudar a combatir las llamas. tras duplicar su tamaÑo el fin de semana el fuego fue contenido 30% durante la noche. permitiÓ el regreso de algunos residentes. las condiciones secas y ventosas estÁn alimentando los incendios forestales que se propagan rÁpidamente. gran parte del sureste del paÍs enfrenta una sequÍa moderada en este momento. el viento fue el que le iniciÓ y provocÓ un incendio que siguiÓ, siguiÓ incendiando. incluyendo todos los bosques detrÁs de nosotros, explica otra residente del Área. autoridades en la zona del incendio y esparto meteorolÓgicos advierten que las condiciones secas permanecerÁn hoy antes de la tan necesaria lluvia que esperan que llegue el martes y miÉrcoles. hasta ahora no se han reportado vÍctimas mortales, tampoco heridos a ninguno de los dos estados afectados. satcha: andrea leÓn, muchas gracias. tambiÉn vamos hablar sobre el estado del tiempo. el impacto que tendrÍan esto fuegos en instantes.

. >> columbus, ohio. >> that employs. >> 700 people. >> i mean, these are people. >> who are. being impacted across, across across the united. >> states in. >> their communities. >> who provide very. >> vital services. >> so i think it's. >> incumbent on democrats to not. >> only. >> push back on this. >> but also make it very clear that these are people. >> who are providing very important services that you will feel. >> the impact. >> of these services are not in existence in. >> your everyday life. >> you simply need human beings. to implement some of these really important government programs that. >> can't be. >> done with ai. >> it can't be done. >> you know, without people. >> there to. >> do these jobs. >> up next. >> democratic kentucky governor andy beshear joins us. he'll react to the republican plan in washington to make massive cuts to medicaid. you're watching to medicaid. you're watching morning joe weekend. we'll be with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 tim

europeans use to describe the indigenous population of the island before the arrival of christopher columbusin 1492. so christophe is trying to construct control images of his likeness and ideas about his reign and what it means and he's also extremely in creating and reinforcing a free black state that is sovereign, not dependent on any other world power that governs itself and. that governs itself in a novel way. and so issued in 1812, his code, he and now the rest of the world is paying attention. so instead of ridiculing his laws, the rest of the world starts saying there's something, these laws, because even though the form of labor that he sets up is nothing that we would recognize sort of unfettered free labor today. it's still, in terms of the atlantic world, the most free labor system in the atlantic world at the time. it sets up form of i would describe as a cross between sharecropping and it sets up a system where the laborers can profit the money that is being produced on those plantations, the plantations that have been reassigned. and to members of the military and the nobles t

host: javin in columns, ohio on the line for -- columbus, ohio on the line for democrats.ler: good morning. thank you for having me. host: go ahead. caller: you discussed pruden and his desire to be a big czar. with that in mind and with kyiv being an important cultural area for the russian identity and pruden -- putin, it seems apparent to me that putin will not cease to try to target ukraine in the future. my question is if there is a cease fire today with the current amount of aid from the u.s. now, who would a cease fire benefit the most? russia or ukraine? guest: it's an excellent question. i think one of the challenges for ukraine is if there is a cease fire, let's make a distinction between a cease fire, where you put down the guns, you are not shooting at each other but you don't put down the guns. or a peace agreement where you put down the guns and there is confidence on both sides that both sides will stick to it, that would enable ukraine to turn toward europe and russia and toward itself or back to china. that would be more long-lasting. a cease fire i think c

from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join us next time as we go "into the wild." [music] >> i can't even imagine what it would be like rigorous that ripped away their children from their family. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news, a protest erupts over the possibility of a former women's prison being used as an immigration detention center. we spoke with a former inmate about the abuse. she says she suffered at this facility. plus, this new sketch of the person, hillsborough police believes shot one of their officers. we have the latest on the search. young people are. >> high-risk. we can get good information out to them. we think we can prevent some some tragedies from happening. >> and preventing fentanyl overdoses. how one north a family turned their tragedy into hope. >> it said. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday march. the second let's get started with a look at the weather with kathy traffton. good morning, cathy. good morning, stephanie. it's sunday. >> got light showers mo

host: javin in columns, ohio on the line for -- columbus, ohio on the line for democrats.aller: good morning. thank you for having me. host: go ahead. caller: you discussed pruden and his desire to be a big czar. with that in mind and with kyiv being an important cultural area for the russian identity and pruden -- putin, it seems apparent to me that putin will not cease to try to target ukraine in the future. my question is if there is a cease fire today with the current amount of aid from the u.s. now, who would a cease fire benefit the most? russia or ukraine? guest: it's an excellent question. i think one of the challenges for ukraine is if there is a cease fire, let's make a distinction between a cease fire, where you put down the guns, you are not shooting at each other but you don't put down the guns. or a peace agreement where you put down the guns and there is confidence on both sides that both sides will stick to it, that would enable ukraine to turn toward europe and russia and toward itself or back to china. that would be more long-lasting. a cease fire i think

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we were allowed to do that on columbus day slash indigenous people's day. >> you're taking the ss mta took it away. thank you. >> next speaker again this is for item nine. i was sorry sir. you're speaking out of order. >> thank you. next speaker thank you chair joanna tarlov and member selita dupre. for the record, she and her team foltz. yes, i did hear my name called. thank you. congratulations to julie. i think julie certainly represents things that i've said over time and what i'm looking for in a director of transportation and i've known julie for quite a long time not just here but at clipper executive board meetings. that's very, very important. clipper executive board. i go to their meetings. i'd encourage you to check them out, read the agendas or even watch the videos if you can't make them in person. >> and but but most of all, what i like about julie is julie is always respected me as the person i am. julie's very good at respecting people for who they are and welcoming people into music so i'm very, very grateful for that. >> so thank you for your decision and there's a l