one of the most interesting things i found, columbus, ohio will be the third stop of the day for him. he started out in cincinnati, moved on to dayton, ohio. and in dayton that of course is the hometown of wilbur and orville wright who are the pioneers who are widely acclaimed for starting aviation, manned flight. and newt gingrich there sort of chose that place as the opportunity to take some of his critics on who have gone after him so much for proposing a space colony on the moon. he even took on "saturday night live" itself. listen to sound bite. >> "saturday night live" made fun saturday night about the idea of a colony on the moon. and i think that's terrific. and i think "saturday night live" is a funny show. and my only challenge to them is when the colony is there i hope they will come and broadcast from the moon. >> reporter: so here he is trying to answer his critics in the state of ohio. newt gingrich says he will be in it for the long haul. but it certainly looks like it will be a very tough road for the former speaker of the house to try to get the nomination. john? >> j

back out to columbus, ohio, 16 degrees.hat real cold stuff, that comes in with a very gusty wind, late this afternoon is when it starts to arrive and the winds will howl overnight tonight. our future weather forecast. light rain and snow, not much of a big deal. the leading edge of the colder air late afternoon today, by 4 or 5:00, winds start to increase and then real cold stuff with no more than a few passing flurries. most of the passing flurries, midnight tonight. another potential for half-inch to inch and a half around town, a total of 1-3 inches out west. today's highs, light snow. overnight tonight, where the cold stuff starts to settle in. windy and cold. overnight lows tonight, 15-23, windchills near zero. tomorrow, partly sunny, windy and cold, windy tomorrow. the real heart of the cold air is tonight and tomorrow, moderating trend, maybe chance for rain tuesday and then highs back up near 50 degrees by the end of the week. winter lasts about three days. >> looks like it rebounds nicely. >> it does. >>> 9:26. a t

i want to play rick santorum in columbus, ohio, yesterday, talking about romney's leadership about the salt lake city olympics. >> salt lake city olympic games by going to congress and asking them for tens of millions of dollars to bail out. john mccain called it potentially the worst boon dogle in earmarks history. >> does the word hypocrisy comes to mind? because santorum is right, he did request that money ahead of the olympics. you did criticize that and now mitt romney is criticizing romney for earmark spending what is your reaction. >> i of course opposed earmarks. i wanted them to go to congress and go through the normal process of authorizing and then appropriating. i want to save the salt lake city olympics as most other americans did. mr. santorum voted for things like the bridge to nowhere. zoos in philadelphia. one of the most blatant and defender of earmarks which my friend of oklahoma says is the gateway drug to corruption. he engaged in it and defended it. he was involved in a project that led to more corruption. of course i oppose an earmark. if they authorized it, i wo

. >>> if you're watching us on columb columbus, ohio, nbc 4, discover the beauty of exotic flowers athe orchids conservatory. >> my former hometown. bill, thanks very much. >>> here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> adele is making an exception for the grammys. nominated six grammys, adele had surgery on her vocal chords last year but sing on the show for the first time in five months. >>> as showbiz mixes with politics the president of haiti named sean penn ambassador at large since the 2010 earthquake for his work. >>> michelle obama convinced jay leno who said he hadn't eaten a vegetable since 1969 to eat a veggie pizza. does that count? kind of. >>> among other special pacs revealing funding yesterday, comedian stephen colbert raised just over a staggering $1 million. colbert who had used his pac mainly to highlight campaign finance law absurdity is yet to say what he intends to do with the money. in a letter to the federal election commission, colbert said, quote, how do you like me now, s.e.c.?" hopefully, it goes to charity. >>> a nearby palm ba

let's go to monica, columbus, ohio, good morning. democrats' line. monica, go ahead. >> caller: good morning. >> hi, monica. >> caller: hi. i would like to say i believe a lot of the attitudes towards our president is because of racism. and i remember when george bush was in office, that we were against him. and when the country singers, the girl country singers, i can't remember their name -- >> the dixie chicks. the dixie chicks. they made comments about the war. everybody was out tearing up their cds and the music they put out. but with this president you can go and brandish a gun. it's obvious that the attitudes twar towards this and not recognize it and make statements about it. >> the dixie chicks, yeah. certainly if they were out there criticizing president obama today, they would be hailed as heroes, and i'll bet you they would have beenited to play at the cpac conference. moni monica, my book is not about racism. i do not say because i don't think it is. i don't think everybody who agrees with obama is racist. some people not to like this pr

trooper and what happened on this day, so "right this minute" via skype, we have trooper bodo from columbus, ohio what actually broug>> i just th disabled vehicle along the side of the road, so i pilled up and made sure no one was in it. >> you all right? >> what was the man saying to you when he approached the car? >> he was actually sleeping in the car, and i woke him up and asked him if everything is all right, and then he started to tell me he had chest pains and prior heart attacks in the past. >> what was going through your mind as all of this was happening? >> i was stunned at first. didn't know exactly what was happening. then all the training we've been put through in the years just kind of kicked in. i knew i had to do something for him. >> come on. >> have you talked to this man since this incident? has he reached out? >> yes, he has. i met with him last week. he just expressed his enjoyment that he is still alive. >> john, john. the ambulance is on its way. [ sirens ] >> i want you guys to tell me what you think the president of finland's husband is doing. this is a state dinner. that

john glenn honored the anniversary by speaking at a forum on the future of nasa in columbus, ohio.e spoke with a crew of the international space station. glenn says he is amazed at how far technology has become since he became part of the problem in 1959. in 1998, he became the oldest person to fly in space at the age of 77. >> true american hero. thanks for joining us this evening. we'll see you again at 6:00. >> good night.

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columbus, ohio, today, showers for you, especially this morning. and i teased it up, still a possibility of an east coast storm on sunday. some details a little later in the show. you're shaking your head. you don't believe it's even possible. >> i don't know. i don't know. it's just getting me excited about it, and if it doesn't happen, i'll be really disappointed. >>> coming up, a major airline raises prices. good news if you're tired of telemarketers. and one brand of candy goes on a diet. your early-morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, his moving act of kindness gets one very important parental stamp of approval. >>> coming up, the spurs go for nine in a row and a near career high for the knicks' jeremy lin. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> the l.a. county coroner has subpoenaed whitney houston's medical records. they want to know more about the medications found in her hotel after she died saturday. of

columbus, ohio, 55 events in the next month.hris: all obama. >> this is what obama is doing while republicans are agoing with each oh, building a ground game that's hiding in plain sight. chris: combination of social network and meetings, get togethers. old and new politics. >> voter registration, all of the fundamentals. chris: mix and old and new politics. >> scoop hiding in plain sight. chris: you showed it to us. it wasn't in plain sight until you sat in that chair. when become back, big question of the week, they know women. they know women outnumber men in the 2008 presidential election by six points y are the republican men out there forgetting that? chris: welcome back. in the 2008 election, women voters outnumbered men by six points, 53% of the voters were women chfment brings us to this week's big question. have republican men in congress who had that hearing this week on birth control with no women on that first panel and the men running as candidates for president all forgotten that basic math of elections? his more

crucial phase it's where we begin on this holiday monday night with nbc's ron mott on the trail in columbus, ohio. ron, good evening. >> reporter: hey, brian. good evening to you. over the past two days rick santorum has gotten a lot of attention for things he's said on the campaign trail. his every word, his every sentence and what they all mean are now getting a closer look. >> rick santorum. [ applause ] >> reporter: for rick santorum his recent front-runner status is forcing him to backtrack and explain some of his campaign's more highly charged rhetoric, on the president's energy philosophy, for example. >> it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. >> reporter: was the religious-sounding attack a swipe at mr. obama's faith? >> i was talking about the radical environmentalists. >> reporter: -- on prenatal testing. >> a lot of prenatal tests are done to identify deformities in utero and the customary procedure is to encourage abortions. >> reporter: today he stood firm. >> 90% of down's syndrome children in this country are aborted. >> reporter: on government-led public education. >> t

local newspapers that protested like the columbus, ohio, crisis aptly name as it turned out paid a heavy price. first the mob tried to burn down the office. the editor laid a proposal for governor of ohio. a general banned the newspaper from the mail. the landingham actually ran for governor as a democrat, was absolutely devastated in the election. but the crisis continued its own campaign for free speech. what is called free speech ultimately this editor too was arrested for conspiracy against the union. he apparently died a broken man before he could be brought to his trial. he was not the only editor outweighed by the case. new york democrats held a very famous mass meeting in albany and condemned the president. on the battlefield or the news room. lincoln rejected the idea of a government as he called it restrained by the same constitution law of arresting their progress. their sympathizers all departments of the government and nearly all communities of the people, undercover of liberty of speech, liberty of the press and habeas corpus, they hope to keep afoot a most efficient core o

local newspapers who protested like the columbus, ohio crisis paid a heavy price. first a mob tried to burn down offices. the editor later proposed nominating this fellow, van landingham as general of ohio. he actually ran for governor as a democrat. was absolutely devastated in the election. but the crisis continued its own campaign for free speech, what it called free speech. this editor too was arrested for conspiracy against the union. he dd a broken man before he could be brought to his trial. he was not the only editor outraged by the vlandingham case. defending his actions against what he branded an effort by insurgents -- he loved that word -- to destroy the union, the constitution and the law altogether, whether on the battlefield or on the newsroom, lincoln rejected the idea of a government as he put it restrained by the same constitution and law from arresting their progress. their sympathizers said pervaded all departments of the government and nearly all communities of the people under cover of liberty of speech, liberty of the press, and habeas corpus,

local newspapers that protested like the columbus, ohio crisis, aptly named as it turned out, paid a heavy price. first a mob tried to burn down the offices. the governor later proposed nominating this fellow for governor of ohio. a general banned the newspaper from the mails. landingham actually ran for governor as a democrat, was absolutely devastated in the election. but the crisis continued its own campaign for free speech, what it called free speech, ultimately this editor too was arrested for conspiracy against the union. he apparently died a broken man before he could be brought to his trial. he was not the only editor

little time to do some research they would have found out the back in two thousand and ten in columbus ohio one dollar training session turned ugly when he accused a local man of having ties to the muslim brotherhood so yeah sounds like my idea of somebody who is just trying to inform people and not offend and it should be noted that just this week an inquiry into the f.b.i. training on counterterrorism has led to them purging hundreds of documents or about three hundred presentations given since nine eleven because they were importation they use stereotypes about arabs or muslims or they had factual errors and the f.b.i. seems to be working to clean up their act of training sessions like the one in tennessee this week are allowed to continue. all of our foreign policy all of our state and local level decisions all law enforcement actions will be completely based on a fiction. yes john a fiction but unlike you i don't think of the muslim brotherhood is behind this scary story i think that it's you and so are having its officers attend a training session with jod the brother for a county pol

the associated press led its story of your appearance in columbus ohio by saying, quote, rick santorum questioned barack obama's christian values. that was after you lashed out at the president's proposal on energy of all things when you said this. >> it's not about you. it's not about you. it's not about your quality of life. it's not about your job. it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. oh, not a theology based on the bible, a different theology. ( applause ) >> schieffer: so, senator, i've got to ask you. what in the world were you talking about? >> well i was talking about the radical environmentalist. that's what i was talking about energy, this idea that man is here to serve the earth as opposed to husband its resources and be good stewards of the earth. and i think that is a phony ideal. i don't believe that that's what we're here to do. that man is here to use the resources and use them wisely, to care for the earth, to be a steward of the earth. we're not here to serve the earth. the earth is not the objective. man is the objective. i think a lot of radical environ

aside from -- columbus is also known for great sports teams, obviously ohio state, columbus clippers, columbus crew and the columbus blue jackets. this year the city of columbus will commence a yearlong bicentennial celebration with the theme "honoring the past, celebrating the present and visioning the future." in doing so, we'll celebrate the economic, cultural, educational and artistic contributions of the -- of the people of ohio -- of columbus to you are great state and our great -- to our great state and our great nation. so on behalf of the united states senate with unanimous consent i wish all the cities of columbus a happy 200th anniversary. i thank the presiding officer. mr. president, i understand that s. 2105, introduced earlier today by senator lieberman, is at the desk and i ask for its first reading. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title of the bill for the first time. the clerk: s. 205, a bill to en-- 2105, a bill tone hans security and resiliency of the cyber and communications infrastructure of the united states. mr. brown: mr. president, i ask for the

trend more conservative at all although i and the odd part gets over the weekend i was i was in columbus ohio i was talking to some radio folks there and i was there for the opening of a new radio station and i'm on and there's there is a group. nobody sure exactly who's funding. that has put up spanish language. spanish language radio programming in all the major markets in the united states where they've got local conservative spanish language talk show hosts and they're doing spanish language rush limbaugh it's totally flying under the radar of the corporate media and totally fly of the radar frankly i think most democrats and progressives and they're in and they're basically using the catholicism that is so widespread in the hispanic community in the united states as the lever to say the republicans are your your side and this is this is pretty potent stuff i mean it is so the browning of america also could be if it's the catholic you know central and south america i mean ization of america it could be moving in the toward the right could it not. i mean i don't know if you look at polls l

she's from columbus, ohio. the last time she wore heels was on her wedding day.almost ten years ago. she jumped at the chance to get a glam new look. let's take a listen. >> all right. i kind of had to bully you into this but you said yes if i let you do one thing. >> say hi to my boys at home zachary and nicholas and my husband steve. >> because of them you need this? >> yeah, i could use it. >> steve you told me is going to be absolutely shocked. >> definitely. >> all right, steve, we're going to make her look hot. are you ready to go? >> i guess so, yes. >> okay. guess who she is here with her brother-in-law, eric, and brand new twins. >> we won't give you blindfolds. we don't want you dropping the babies. close your eyes for us. we'll trust you. don't cheat. here is becka patton before. come see the new you. >> oh, wow. okay. >> hold on guys. ready to open up your eyes. hold on to those babies. >> wow. >> wow in tandem. that's good. >> you ready to see yourself. >> yes. >> spin around. >> oh, my goodness. >> you look gorgeous. you like? >> yeah. >> you're bea

ohio. he's there with charles bolden having a two-day forum in columbus, columbus, ohio.re in the area and can't get enough of this moment when the united states took the lead and went on to of course be the only country putting man on the moon, this is a great day in human history as well as specifically that for the united states. >> shepard: phil keating in kennedy space center. thank you z the lawyers in the college lacrosse murder trial made their closing arguments and the prosecutors used their time to read a letter, a letter that this guy, the suspect, is said to have written to his ex-girlfriend just before they say he killed her. what george huguely wrote about choking yeardley love. that's next. one chance to hunt down the right insurance at the right price. the "name your price" tool, only from progressive. ready, aim, save! grrr! ooh, i forgot my phone! the "name your price" tool. now available on your phone. get a free quote today. anything not moving forward... is moving backward. [ tires screech ] [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] introducing the 2013 gs,

good evening, rachel, i was in columbus, ohio this weekend, yes they like me but they love you. the road report from ohio is you're the one. >> i was in san jose this weekend and i heard i love ed schultz. >> were they wearing buttons? >> were they buttoned properly and sitting up straight and looking at the teacher. thank you, ed. >> you bet. >>> thank you to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. one month before the south carolina primary, a full month before south carolina, mitt romney got what appeared to be great news. that state's republican governor nikki haley threw her support behind mitt romney for president. now, nikki haley, seen as a rising star in the republican party closely aligned with the tea party, this was a big coup for mitt romney a stamp of approval from the conservative base of the party, happened in a critical state. he got the nikki haley endorse nent. something weird happened. he got trounced in south carolina. he did not just lose to newt gingrich, he lost by double digits, was not close. mitt romney rebounded, went on to win in florida a

ended up here in columbus, ohio. going out to cleveland in the morning. as far as newt gingrich is concerned, ohio is state that's getting ready for early voting even though ohio doesn't officially vote until super tuesday on march 6. he thinks it he's a good idea to spend some time team here and his whole strategy is to work through the southern states and on to texas hoping at the end of the day he's somewhere near parity with mitt romney. so that's the story on newt gingrich. back to you, anderson. >> joe johns, appreciate that. >>> political earthquake you could say, rick santorum winning two contests. it would be an earthquake if colorado goes to santorum. we'll have an update on the numbers when we come back. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems.

rick santorum was out in columbus, ohio over the weekend and he was speaking and there was a camera there and he was talking about the president's environmental policies. and then he would probably like a do over on this but he injected a little religion or at least it sounded like into the conversation and wound up with this soundbite that's caused some problems. >> it's not about you. it's not about your quality of life. it's not about your jobs. it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. not a thee onlying based on the bible. a different theology. >> and see, that got him in trouble because theology is the study of religion. is he saying the president isn't really a christian? that went over a lot of people's heads. >> this drives me crazy. these kinds of comments drive me absolutely crazy. this is what we do now. we watch for every little word that every candidate says and then we go oh, gotcha! gotcha! because i think that's what you meant. it's just -- let's get down to the basics, folks, let's talk about policies. let's talk about how we're going to move this country forward

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i was in columbus, ohio over the weekend for a radio event at the station there. i asked a few people in the crowd what do you think of the santorum guy? the word that came out "dangerous." i want to address for a moment this blue collar thing that santorum thinks he's got going with people in michigan and ohio. just remember one thing, rick santorum not one time on the campaign trail has come out and said "i'm pro union and i'll stand with you, i'll stand with people that collectively bargain" he's a republican they are against unions, against the voice in the work place, gone after health care, pension and they think you make too much and they outsourced your jobs overseas, remember blue collar workers in michigan. the democrats aren't going to take firearms. they go to church, too, and they believe that the person living next to you can have a same sex marriage. that is as far as it goes, okay? not going to be intrusive in your life style. the fact is that santorum is playing the shell game, answer me this. if santorum lost by 18 points to senator casey in 2006

then in places like this or in kentucky or columbus, ohio. we have all this young,