stylishly dressed guest evening show up to help club nights there are branches in hamburg and columbus well it's just responding music but also the defining decadence a little. and even if you have a ticket there's no guarantee you'll get him there is a strict dress code you must dress in the style of the twenty's and thirty's or you could be turned away at the door. looks like a lot of catherine of federal is my guess your attend lots of those you perform lots of them what do you think is the fascination for people with this especially those of dung people in that report yeah well i think the dressing up is so much fun for me too and they feel like they're in exclusive club and they are among like minded people and they feel like it's a special thing and the music is great and they can learn how to dance swing dance yeah it's all there and they said there. there is a very strict dress code people get turned away i mean we know but it is famous for its bad kind techno clubs an exam where you get turned away for wearing the wrong train so they really tell people away but they have been doing

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we will brace for a round of hail, flooding downpours from columbus causing problems along i-70, i-80, 76 as well as 81 with the possibility of flooding downpours and throughout the central part of the country, dallas, oklahoma city, little rock, arkansas and st. louis bracing for possible tornadoes as well. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, coming up, the major change coming to the country's biggest pizza chain. also ahead, controversy at the world's tallest peak. how nepal is defending the number of permits it issued to climb mt. everest as hikers blame a spike in deaths on overcrowding. plus, the famous face who recently reached the mountain's base camp. >>> and a >>> we're back with this freight trait -- train derailment in wellington, ohio. the cars were filled with produce and building materials. authorities say no injuries were reported, and there's no threat to the public. an investigation into the cause of the accident is under way. >>> now to the battle over abortion. planned parenthood filing a lawsuit to keep the only abortion clinic in missouri from shutting down

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. >>> a family of four has been found dead near columbus, ohio, apparently from carbon monoxide poisoning. a relative called 911 to request a wellness check. paramedics found the bodies when they arrived at the home. investigators are now working to confirm the source. >>> some cities along the mississippi river are bracing for record flooding. the swollen river levels are above 22 1/2 feet. nearly as high as the historic flood of 1993. sandbagging is under way and voluntary evacuations are recommended. >>> more than 50 tornadoes have touched down in five states this week scattering debris and ripping rooftops apart and overturning big rigs. check out this spectacular light show unleashed by the thunderstorms in the skies over northern texas. let's take a look now at your osiday forecast. texas once again, mainly south of dallas, west of houston for our friday into our friday evening. damaging wind gusts as well as flash flooding possible. same threats across parts of pennsylvania from philly to d.c. back towards charleston and rain up into new england but not as likely to be severe. still going to be unsettled for the weekend acros

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well-being check this afternoon. by the time paramedics arrived at the home just north of columbus, it was too late. >> we're going to miss them. they're just wonderful neighbors. we just never had neighbors like that, at all. just -- they're just wonderful kids, that's all i can say. >> reporter: every year, according to the cdc, more than 400 people are killed because of carbon monoxide poisoning. it's a colorless and odorless gas sometimes called the silent killer. authorities tonight now investigating and looking for the possible source of what killed this family. and david, this is yet another reminder that you have to have a carbon monoxide detector on every floor of your house. if it says any other number other than zero, you have to get outside and call 911. david? >> really important reminder. all right, gio, thank you. >>> and we do have new reporting tonight on that cruise ship, about 300 passengers and crew trapped amid a measles emergency onboard. the "freewinds" is under quarantine and stuck in port in st. lucia, after a case was diagnosed onboard. the ship's doctor asking for 100 doses of the vaccine.

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well, it looks weird. thank you tony. >>> in columbus, ohio, allergy sufferers probably aware pollen count is high this morningn room to explain how seasonal allergies change as we get >> there's much more news ahead. author jim sciutto says the u.s. is under attack in what he calls a new type of warfare. how the u.s. may be underestimating the threat from russia and china. >>> plus our "profiles in service" series meets two top firefighters who show women can lead in a field filled with men. >>> and the american diver who just broke the record for the deepest dive ever tells us what he found on the ocean floor. >> it actually was very peaceful, very beautiful in a quiet and sterile way. then i saw it. i saw something and i said that's man made. >> it stood out? >> it stood out absolutely. >> ahead, what he saw that gave him a pit in his stomach. you're watching "cbs this morning." g "cbs this morning." (neil) hi venus and serena's mom. snoop dogg's mom. dwayne jonhson's mom. odell's mom. am i in trouble? (sheila) no honey there's nothing wrong. (oracene) although he does look thin. (sharon) he does look thin.

well of history. >> we live in a post-9/11 world. that means something. brought it out in may for that reason. before we just say it's columbus day or we just mark it once a year, we have to be living this story, honoring the heroes, families, survivors, victims every day. reason we called the book "fall and rise" it was supposed to be the end, destroy us. in the immediate aftermath, all we suffered became part of our shared experience. we're not richer for it but stronger it. >> sadly death toll continues to rise. first responders, anyone who worked for weeks or months at ground zero, sick and too often dying. as the victims' compensation fund is running out of money. >> buried more people post-9/11 for diseases, we owe them a debt we still have to continue to pay. >>in nd nole now in bookstores and online. >>> san francisco teacher fighting breast cancer hadn med leave. first brought you story about the teacher tuesday. required by state law to pay for temporary replacement. gofundme page is back up after reaching $10,000 goal. many local and national viewers have contacted abc7 news offering to help. lisa am lisa amine gul

columbus discovering a new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the max and stacey. little . clip. little. and very well now can see you you're watching us inside. is this a realistic prospect in 10 years and you understand why it kind of creeps people out over the. years there is what i call the creepy line and the policy about a lot of these things is to get right up to the creepy line but not cross it i would argue that implanting things get into your brain is beyond me could be one of. us at least for the moment.

well meanwhile a multi-million dollar prize is on the line in the n.h.l. playoffs the boston bruins took a step closer to it as they leveled their series against the columbus blue jackets on thursday columbus had been hoping to go three want to head but ended up taking something of a beating on home ice patrice bergeron got two of the boston goals as they recovered from back to back defeats in this eastern conference semifinal it ended four to one to the brew inside a tie the series up to each game five is back in boston on saturday. it's two each between the colorado avalanche and sun has a shot as well avalanche winning this one three to nothing in the western conference. all right that's all the sport and i will have more a bit later on rob paul thanks very much indeed star wars fans are mourning the actor who was the original chewbacca peter mayhew was working in a hospital when his giant size was spotted by director george lucas english born actor more than two meters tall became the funny side pick for hans solo in the intergalactic film franchise a seventy four year old passed away it is home in texas on tuesday that's all for this news hour i'm goi

well disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history this is columbus discovering a new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the max and stacey. and we don't know what facebook's aims are in fact facebook doesn't know what its aims are because it's going to be the sum total of all the people who are working on these algorithms a whistleblower someone who used to work for facebook came forward last year and said i was one of the news sure eaters at facebook a bunch of us used to sit around every day and we used to remove stories from the news feed that were too conservative and now and then we inject a story that we saw it was really cool. the facebook founder mark zuckerberg says he's committed to giving everyone a voice he's from responding to an allegation that facebook edits conservative views out of its trending topics they can suppress certain types of results based on what they think you should be seeing based on what your followers are presenting now a new report

you're not well then you know there's going to be a certain degree if you military that comes with that. and they don't show playoffs the boston bruins leveled their series against the columbus blue jackets on thursday columbus have been hoping to go three want to head but ended up taking something of a beating on home ice patrice bergeron got two of the boston goals as they recovered from back to back the fates in this eastern conference semifinal that ended four swans the bruins tied the series up to each avalanche truelove or the sharks in the other series. all about solar sports and i will have more lights a rubber ball that is very much indeed and that's it for me rob matheson for this music award all these tours of course the website al jazeera dot com but i'm going to be back in a moment with more of the day's news all see that but for now. radical islam is on the rise across the globe and we're told it's everywhere we're told was supposed to be highly suspicious of everybody and everything but our government policies aimed at tackling radicalization in fact pushing youngsters to the fringes of society the impact is huge i think it's only so much we can try before you

throughout columbus, pittsburgh, all of pennsylvania, going into maryland, philadelphia, possibly the d.c. area, bracing for dangerous tornados possible as well with these strong storms that will push through. the center part of the country bracing for larger hail and the possibility of damaging wind gusts up to 80 miles per hour from dallas, oklahoma city, little rock, arkansas, all the way up towards st. louis. we're looking for these showers to push its way throughout portions of the midwest. now look for a tier of thunderstorms reaching into the central portions of texas. then out west unsettled weather will still kick in. maggie, kenneth? >> paul, thank you. >>> we're now learning about another security breach at mar-a-lago. this time a college student making it past secret service in plain sight. >> the intruder spent about 20 minutes on the president's property before he was caught. it happened during the thanksgiving break months before another incident involving a woman from china. abc's pierre thomas has the details. >> reporter: the college freshman admits to illegally getting into mar-a-lago resort while the president was there la

. >> we have eric columbus with us, a former justice department official in the obama administration and our senior justice correspondent evan perez is with us as wellt's so interesting to hear barr say this, we didn't agree with the legal analysis, a lot of the legal analysis he said. it wasn't the view of the department. what would the nature of those disagreements have been, do you think, eric? >> what i think a lot of it may have come down to is barr feeling that the president has the inherent right to control the actions of his subordinates, the department of justice, and that the normal course of events, when the president is doing that as a matter of law in barr owes view he cannot be obstructing justice even if the effect is to impede an investigation. >> so when he's saying it wasn't the view of the department. is he saying it wasn't my view, it wasn't rod rosenstein's view, or are we to believe where mueller's team feels a certain way and everyone else at justice feels a different way? >> it's not unusual for to you have a set lawyers look at the same facts and come at it at a different place, right, and i think the other thing that barr i

columbus, ohio, this weekend. he is expected to be in san francisco next week for a major santa clara. the party expected to elect a new chairperson this weekend, as well. the three-day convention runs through sunday in. san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to the east bay where the new haven unified school district and teacher's union are back at the bargaining table working to negotiate a new contract. the teachers have been on strike for two full weeks. now more from the alameda county office of education where state superintendant tony thurmond joined the meeting. >> reporter: the bargaining teams for the union and teachers are meeting for the third consecutive day. tony thurmond says he wants to keep the conversation moving and end this teacher strike. >> our main goal is to insure people stay at the table and keep talking. you can't resolve a dispute unless people continue to talk to each other. keep people at the disable until this agendas done. >> reporter: the third consecutive day of negotiations in the new haven unified school district. both sides say they feel good about the meeting. everyone wants to get kids and teach

columbus, georgia. good morning. caller: i'm opposed to the gas tax as well.axed on everye single thing that we purchase. .verything that we use i think the vast majority of individuals would agree. we are probably overtaxed. as a nation. but more so, the thing that really concerns me, i listened commentary that you had from various politicians talking about this and how they would implement it. one of them mentioned some tracking device or, you know, using the computer systems in the technology that we have, the gps, what have you. that really sounds like someone knowing every single place that know, and inl, you turn every aspect of your life, you know? big brothers watching -- come on, man, we need to be really careful in how we implement things. there's no doubt in my mind. one of your other callers mentioned that we are going to be taxed. i agree. prettyeral government much does what it wants, you know? then you've got this other state thing going on. i think a lot of us are really just oblivious to what's going on. you for the, thank call. a reminder, ch

columbus and toward buffalo, pittsburgh you could see storms, this was a slight threat zone meaning not spotty but scattered potential for some severe weather. once again chicago, detroit, toledo, indianapolis, as well cincinnati going to be looking at the likelihood for hail, flooding downpours, and the likelihood for an isolated tornado, also on the table. wind gusts going to be up to 70 miles per hour, that is going to lead to more power outages across the country. now, into your monday, we will be tracking out yet another powerful piece of energy coming out of the west, that will allow for oklahoma city, as well as texas, dallas, and to tuesday and little rock to see another round of severe weather, and just want to reiterate in oklahoma city, a lot in oklahoma as well as woodward, oklahoma on monday we're looking at a moderate threat, meaning intense storms, very possible, and the likelihood for tornadoes. and it's the perfect time for that plan of action going, as we get ready for that next round of severe weather. jon? >> jon: good advice from accuweather, thank you. louisiana is poised to become the latest state to pass a so- called fetal heartbeat bill. that measure would ban abortions afte

well, we're talking about it, aren't we? and it cetainly has helped her get on the radar more in the media in this sweekend. she went after that to columbusio, which is a major med where market and a major city in e a stat will certainly matter in the general election in 2020. so there is strategy in going there. but also she has this reputation as being a candidate with the plans. and she has a plan for this and a plan for that. but she spent a lot of time in these speeches not talking about her pans but talking about her personal story. and you know, she is known as this harvard professor. she actually has this long personal back ory that starts where she falls in love and has kids early and has to drop outor of college andk her way back through. trying to relate to n audience of voters who maybe voted forid prt obama and then voted for president trump. >> so is that a strategy that can work? >> i think it's also the strategy as tam pointed out this, i'm the candidate with a plan which is,jund it's not st a plan that kind of goes around the edges am i'm the candidatet that wbig structural major change, even this opioid plan that sheos i

well in and around that area. it looks to me like straight line wind. you see how the trees are in the same direction earlier with the columbia tornado. the tornado that happened in columbusook for this. widen out for me.ee see that tr right there. right there. see those two trees right there are actually sheared off at the dop. we may have ha a tornado come through her. if you just saw those large trees down you'd say maybe straight line winds. see the top tree, if i could draw on this, i'd love to draw on it, if you could draw a circle around both of those tree, you'd see what i'm talking about. those two trees chopped off and that means we could have seen a tornado in the ijamesville area. now, back to the maps, we see our orm system that continues to move on through here. the storms are out of here. but notice this. a severe thunderstorm warning now. this is rockingham county. this storm on its current path will move through culpeper county and there's a lto more go. we still are not out of the woods yet. if you have plans around 8:00, bring your urella. 6:00 for you folks back towards the i-81 corridor, you will see that moving in here over the next halfhour, 45 minu

columbus, ohio this weekend. you can expect a visit to san francisco from him on a fundraising trip next week as well.rnia politics, the state party of the convention, expected to get underway in about two hours. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thank you. the weekly political show, the issue is, will focus on the state democratic convention, we will be speaking with beto o'rourke, and we also expect to hear from other candidates. that starts tomorrow morning at 6:30. >>> an extradition hearing is set for this morning for one of two people charged with dismembering a man in san francisco. 44-year-old, douglas lomas and 35-year-old, stephanie ching are being held on suspicion of killing her father earlier this month. the couple is being held in virginia on homicide charges. >>> the family of a man who died after he was tased by san mateo county sheriff's deputies will file a lawsuit against the county, the family of chinedu okobi will hold the meeting this morning. he died of a heart attack after october after being detained and tased by deputies. he said he was just walking on the sidewalk but deputies claim he w

columbus, 85. how about some record temperatures? this is what we're looking for for friday. a record probably in johnson city, raleigh, huntington, nashville as welletting into the 90s. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happenin your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. our temperatures will be very close to right now we're st off your wednesday in mostly the 50s. 59 in arlington.bu 49 in gaithersburg. 55 in fredricksburg. average high today is 77 so close to average indeed. tomorrow much, much warmer and a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon a evening. some of those could be on the strong to severe side. >> that is your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you. >>> coming up, la kudrow getting candid about the body image issues she felt on the set of "friends." >>> also ahead this mornin a sister hood like no other. west point is about to graduate its lgest class of black women ever. but first, they're talking to us. >> then the startu sdded cannes premiere of brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio's highly anticipated new movie. what critics are saying. safety? privacy over the

well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >> announcer: now the answer to today's aflac trivia question. who introduced tobacco to europe the answer -- christopher columbusealed and julia boorstin has more on the company that came in at number one julia. >> melissa, thanks so much well, agriculture is a $3 trillion-plus global industry, and we've seen a growing number of venture capitalists investing in companies that are applying digital technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning to the global food system. this year's number one disruptor has become a leader in the ag tech revolution. take a look. indigo ag number one on the 2019 cnbc disruptor 50 list is an agriculture technology start-up that mixes microbiology with artificial intelligence to improve yields, sustainability, and profits for growers of five commodity crops -- corn, cotton, rice, wheat, and soybeans. it's disrupting agriculture in two ways -- first, its seed treatments allow farmers to grow more using less water and fertilizer second, its digital marketplace connects buyers and growers, helping them differentiate their eco-friendly crops, adding value across the suppl

well. tomorrow newburgh, north carolina. mobile will see a temperature of 97. and over into the next week, we're going to see warm weather. columbus, ohio, temperatures in the 70s. new york city tops out 81 degrees by saturday. that's what's going on around thecountry, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologistc k bell. we're in the upper 60s, low 70 stz now. it'll be a hot day today. temperatures n0 degrees. stronger thunderstorms l in the day. athern o risk for severe atwe especially for this northern half of the area. storms are potentially going to be rising as early as 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. and another round of storms possible after 6:00 or 7:00. take your umbrella with you. lower humidity arrives tomorrow. >> a that's your latest weather. >> all right, alu. thank yo >>> coming up, the desperate search for a connecticut mother of five who's been missing for nearly a week amid a custody battle. was she the victim ofoul play? >>> also a warning from consumer reports on hidden fees in your phone, tv, and credit card bills. d them ell you how to f and how. to avoid th

columbus 85. how about some record temperatures this is what we are looking for for friday a record in johnson city, raleigh, huntington, nashville as wellemperatures getting up into the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. nice to see the sunshine over san francisco and across much of the bay area this morning. we will have a chance to dry out and some warmer temperatures for the inland valleys, reaching into the low to mid-70s today. we'll be up to 70 in san jose. 76 in napa. san francisco, 63 degrees. inland areas, we will continue on with mid-70s and sunshine. by the end of the weekend, we'll watch out for rain nearby. it could move in memorial day. >> >> that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you >>> coming up, lisa kudrow getting candid about the insecurities and body images she felt on the set of "friends." >>> also ahead, a sisterhood like no other. west point is about to graduat its largest class of black women ever first, they are talking to us. >>> then the star-studded cannes premiere of brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio's highly anticipated new movie. what critics are saying about it. >>> privacy over safety. the

well on this topic. we are always reading on social media on twitter, and on facebook. let's talk to market, who is calling from columbus, georgia. caller: good morning. my thought is equal rights should be equal rights for everyone. had white boys from the low income family who became 18 years old, he had been working for the telephone company in georgia. old, hebecame 18 years wanted to serve his country and do service for them. service,ame out of the he was told, i cannot give you this job because you are a white man. i think that is discriminatory. host: do you think there should be protection for women against discrimination in the u.s. constitution? caller: no. i think equal rights should be equal rights for everyone, whether you are white, black, whatever your color or race or orientation, everybody should have equal rights. don't discriminate one person because they are a white man and give it to somebody else because they are a woman or minority. do you think women already have equal rights in the united states and don't need legal protection? caller: i don't see where we need it. before, why should a not have