columbus and the indian maiden. which i think is absolutely extraordinary and not often discussed piece of art. the only way it doesn't quite fit my argument is how for some reason decided to portray the indian maiden, not as really as an indian at all. the clothing is all completely wrong and sort of a slightly in terms of the clothing as opposed to the feathers which he should have done. but nonetheless, there is on his face and actually kind of gives us what he is thinking in that way in the capitol. so this is an obscure but highly revealing example of the gendered and even sexualized nature of the phenomenon. the capitol is packed full of female allegories, of course. as befitting its neoclassical style and freedom, the statue freedom is not only the only female in the sculpture by thomas crawford. this view here on the right as you look up at her, there's three more right in front of her and shown there in more detail. but only one fits into a tradition that is so deeply and specifically rooted in how european

there is a definite series of links between these earliest inhabitants and the people columbus found when he discovered america. radiation to the west from the same of beginning was probably point responsible for the civilization in the european countries to which columbus and his contemporaries in the 15th century belonged. with the map is visual proof. it is interesting to observe the soundness of the idea columbus has developed in the face of ridicule as the basis for his history-making voyage. the discovery of a new route to the east from which spices, essential to the country's food supply were being tediously transported by desert caravans was the goal of most explorers, of the period. columbus became the best known exponent of the theory that the earth is round not flat and that it followed that at least another and possibly a better way to reach a point known to be east of the place of starting was to travel west. he sailed west from spain looking for india, which he knew was someplace east. he was absolutely right in his conclusions. if he had not bumped into another contine

carmen: columbus? biden: i was in columbus now it's been literally 35 days or so ago. it came through on the whistle stop, the train when i was trying to get the nomination and is trying to win the election. unlike columbus and i'm a democrat but i think your governor is doing a . decent job trying to get things going. i don't think there is anything political about this. some folks are stepping up and he stepped up. that's my impression. we disagree on things, weeds to serve together and i like him but it is not, i think this is about the science. but when i come back, you better not say joe who okay. what was that guys name. [laughter]. i hope i can get to the point. the one thing that i get most ask is what is going to go back to normal . the honest to god's truth is that i cannot tell you that but most experts tell you that things will continue to change and change rapidly. i think you will see the next fallal it will be different than last fall. i think you will see that we will be going into the christmas season better than we work . whether it's back to complete

>> i'm going to be back in columbus -- i was in columbus -- now it's about a -- literally 35 days or so ago. i came through on a whistle-stop when i was trying to get the nomination, when i was trying to win the election. i like columbus and i'm a democrat, but i think you're governor is doing a pretty decent job trying to get things going. i don't think there's anything political about this. some folks are stepping up and he stepped up in my impression. we disagree on things. we used to serve together. i like him. but it's not a -- i just think this is about -- this is about the science. but when i come back, after you see me, you better not say, joe who? what was that guy's name? i hope i can get to the point where that's happened. the one thing i get most asked is, when it's going to go back to normal. the honest to god truth is, i can't tell you that. but most experts tell you that things are going to be -- continue to change and change somewhat rapidly. i think you're going to see that next fall it's going to be different than last fall. i think you're going to see that we're go

and syphilis may have been a world disease in columbus' crew. far more vera lynn than it has become causing immense pain and frequently death. the sign of the increasing globalization, syphilis breached by 1499 and china, only ten years after that and india was hit remarkably quickly five years after columbus reached america became the first european and modern times with good hope. he did it with a crew. the last few thousand years it's killed the majority of those born, it was powerful force keeping the global population in the millions rather than billions inventing the size and sustainability in killing off traders and explorers, colonizers and colonized alike. under these circumstances it is far safer to stick to the disease pool you knew instead home. by the time of the last die offs exposures by european explorers the world was on to medic progress against infection. the revolution began in europe and north america in the 19th century which systems took cities pipes and filter systems brought clean water in. housing reforms in the spread

i'm going to be back in columbus. it's about literally 35 days or so ago and i was trying to get the nomination and trying to win the election, but i like columbus and i'm a democrat, but i think your governor is doing a decent job trying to get things going. i don't think there is anything political. some folks are stepping up and he stepped up, in my impression. we disagree on things and we served together and i like him, but i think this is about -- it's not about the science, if you see me, don't say joe, who, what was that guy's name? i hope i can get to the point. the one thing i get most asked when is it going to back to normal? i can't tell you that. but most experts tell you that things will continue to change and change somewhat rapidly. i think next fall it will be different than last fall. we will be going into the christmas season whether it is back to complete normal, i don't know. but we are going to beat this. i promise you we are going to beat this, and i think drk but the idea that over 500 -- i carr

columbus is the 14th largest city in the country. thousands are struggling to pay their rent, mortgage, electric bill they opened eviction court and he is a strong advocate for advocating for tenants who have to face court. welcome, nice to see you mister doug is the president of the american action form. he served in policy positions as director of the nonpartisan congressional budget office. he was also director of domestic economic policy for the tate presidential campaign. doctor, i know we don't always see issues the same way, but thank you for bringing your passion, as does the chairman welcome back to the committee. last week, i had not remembered you were manager of the retail wholesale bakery that supplies to public distributors with italian cookies, pastries, and bread. welcome to the committee. thank you for joining and sharing your story mr. costa, you can begin >> mister chairman, thank you for the opportunity to testify here today. i'm john costa. transit workers are true heroes in this pandemic. they put their lives on

a former columbus police officer faces prosecution for shooting an unarmed black man. tainted baby food. the new government report finds dangerous levels of arsenic and lead. what you need to know tonight to protect your family. "women and the pandemic." with so many women leaving the workforce, the out-of-the-box plan to pay mothers for taking care of their children. iphone danger. apple issues a new warning to iphone 12 users that their phone might interfere with a pacemaker. ( cheers ) and, superheroes at the super bowl. the frontline health care workers heading to the big game. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news on two major stories tonight. as we come on the air, johnson & johnson has officially asked the f.d.a. for emergency approval of its new vaccine, which only requires a single dose and doesn't need to be stored at those ultra-cold temperatures. government authorization of the new sh

the seasons since gazette just sent a reporter to columbus. and on thei morning that linkon arrived in cincinnati to give a speech that night, they print his columbus address. this is a rarity. the next issue of the gazette they will print his cincinnati speech. consecutive issues, an out of state candidate getting complete attention for two speeches. the reason they did it is because he gave a completely different speech in cincinnati. the reason why he did that was because steven a. douglas had just gone through cincinnati eight days earlier. if you are in the ought yens in cincinnati and you are listening to steven douglas it makes sense what douglas is about to say. he said you in ohio as he is speaking in cincinnati r a free state, meaning slave-free, not because you are part of the northwest territory, which was a slave-free territory, but because of popular sovereignty. because at the time the ohio territory had enough of a population to apply for statehood, the founding fathers of ohio decided that the climate and soil and geography of

in cincinnati, to give a speech that night, they print his columbus address. this is a rarity. the very next issue of the "the gazette," they will print his second speech. consecutive issues getting two speeches and the reason he did it is because he gave a completely different speech in cincinnati. the reason he did that was because douglas had just gone through cincinnati eight days earlier. if you are in the audience and in cincinnati and you're listening to stephen douglas, it makes sense what he is about to say. he said, you and cincinnati are a free state, meaning slave free, not because you are part of the northwest territory which was a slave free territory, but because of popular sovereignty." at the time the ohio territory had enough population to apply for statehood. the founding fathers of ohio decided the climate and soil and geography of ohio was too far north to be supportive of crops that would require slave labor. in 1802, they decided by popular sovereignty to vote slavery out of the state constitution. that makes sense if you are in the audi

they opened a columbus conviction center. he is an advocate for people who have to face that court and understanding how it impacts people's lives. mr. dougal is the president of the american action form. he served inside and outside of government. he is the director of the nonpartisan congressional budget office, the first time i ever interacted with him, he was director of domestic and economic policy and commissioner of financial prices. i know we don't always see things in the same way but i think you for your passionate defense, as the chairman does, too. and i welcome you back to our committee. lastly, mr. gianni is the manager of a family owned baker in new york, a retail bakery that supplies the public and distributors with pastries and bread. welcome to the baking housing and affairs committee. thank you for joining us and sharing your story, which is important to us. you can begin, mr. costa. you are on mute. mr. costa: every time i hit it, he hits it. thank you for the opportunity to testify. i am john costa. trans

has been staff attorney at the legal aid society in columbus, ohio with the housing team at the legal aid society since december 2016 and plumbers has been the 14th largest city in the country and thousands of its residents are struggling to pay the rent, pay the mortgage, pay their electric bill and. [audio difficulties] 's a strong advocate for advocating that court and understanding how housing relates to everything else in people's lives. welcome and nice to see you. president of the american action forum and served in a variety of policy positions inside and outside of government, chief economist and director of the nonpartisan congressional budget office in the first time i ever interacted with him he was director of domestic and economic policy and the commissioner of the financial crisis inquiry commission. i know we don't always see at the same way but i thank you always for your passionate response and is the chairman does and ranking member does too and we welcome you back to our committee. lastly, whom i have never met manager of the family owned new nod in new york. it's

. >>> back in this country, a woman in columbus, ohio, who spent years living in a church to avoid being deported, has a new lease on life. she took a gamble and walked out of that church, and her gamble paid off. [ cheers and applause ] this morning, after three years of hiding in plain sight, edith espinal is waking up at home. with her family in ohio. >> i'm really happy to have -- that i can go. thank you, everyone, for being here. >> reporter: back in 2017 the feds ordered espinal to be deported to her native mexico. instead took refuge in a local church, a place where agent was not pursue her due to government policy. she never went home until now. >> i'm happy now to get my life back. >> reporter: with a new president in office, espinal and her lawyer decided to test the waters leaving it to immigration officials. >> we've been telling ice for a long time, this is a woman who has been in columbus, ohio, going back over 20 years. >> reporter: espinal winning a reprieve, agents saying her deportation is no longer a high priority. it comes as democrats in washington outline a sweepin

former columbus, ohio police officer adam coy is due in court tomorrow to be formally charged with murder in the shooting death of andre hill. e.asned don a garageholdcell >> we' relved, wrns. ben crump and andre hill's family say they're cautiously optimistic... >> we want adam coy convicted of all the charges. > reporter: ...after multiple charges were announced against former columbus, ohio police officer adam coy for the shooting death of andre hill on december 22. coy was responding to a non-emergency call about a suspicious vehicle. he didn't turn on his body camera until right after the shooting, but an auto record function captured video of the previous minute. the audio started later. >> hands off to the side, now! >> reporter: a grand jury indicted coy late yesterday on four charges, felony murder, felonious assault, and two counts of dereliction of duty. coy will plead not guilty to all charges. his attorney mark collins believes hill was using his cell phone as a diversion, and miook s keys for a silvercat see his hand. >> reporter: he added, the two interacted for a few minut

he gives a speech in columbus, ohio and the next day he goes to cincinnati. the cincinnati gazette has just that a reporter to columbus and on the morning that lincoln arrives instant that he to give a speech -- in cincinnati, they publish that address. the very next issue of the gazette, they will print his second speech. consecutive issues getting two speeches and the reason he did it is because he gave a completely different speech. the reason he did that was because douglas had just on through -- and gone through cincinnati a few days earlier. if you are listening to stephen douglas, it makes sense what he is about to say. he said you and -- you in ohio are a free state meaning slave free not because you are part of the northwest territory which was a slavery territory, but because of popular sovereignty. at the time the ohio territory had enough population to apply for statehood. the founding fathers of ohio decided the climate and soil angiography was too far north -- and soil angiography was -- and geography was too far north. they decided by popular s

the east india company but he was the face that came to india and ruled us so we would talk of class columbus wasn't the only spaniard but he was sent to the media but lost his way so of course the latin americans were tall and they didn't speak a little columbus he is the face what he was going on today and he's a very conspicuous race who cops are everywhere and really he has become an appointed doctor by the notion of a thank you and that's of the show will be back on monday to speak to you know on my skin because it's going see you want to bear about how pitt going to tell the end of capitalism as we know it until then join the underground by following up on social media and if you want them to make choices and thrive at the bell like john . benson. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. a new gold rush is underway and gonna. quit workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich here's the good. as. children are torn between galled. family was very poor i thou

you could not bring up columbus or cincinnati because that would be an advantage for chase. the state or the city that looks like it was going to win hands down because it had hotels, railroads, it was supposed to be st. louis. but st. louis really had a candidate to consider as well , and that was edward bates who , was an old whig, he was not even declared as a republican but they knew he would presented , as a potential nominee. so that was one strike against him and they are arguing about this. the other problem with st. louis is it was in a state where republicans had no chance to win in a general election. ok? as i said no southern state is , going to vote for any republican, so they did not want that convention -- there was some angst about having a convention in a state that had no chance of going republican. so while all parties are fighting about this, judge stood -- judd stood up and said why don't you hold it in chicago, is ? it's a neutral place where all of your front running candidates have an equal chance. little do they realize he is up there in support of l

in small interest from columbus ohio. in baltimore maryland and from pennsylvania and just like american workers, these businesses often left behind are steamrolled and the largest corporations in the biggest banks and their allies in washington. and it wall street, too often excludes small and minority owned businesses and only measure success by the stock market. and now it does not tell us about how restaurant in columbus early learning center in baltimore is doing and how their work with their customers and how they are doing in these entrepreneurs are important measure of the real state of our economy. small businesses create jobs and generating economic growth in our communities and our heartland in black and brown communities facing often don't get a lot of outside investment. stakeholders in these businesses are faceless shareholders there are neighbors and family members and the see in school printed at the grocery store and at church. you will not have a strong recovery unless we reach these businesses in the le

. >> they navigated by the same stars that guided columbus to stars unknown. >> we comy, two good marks, over. >> okay. >> three days falling to the moon. three free of the gravity of earth. no up or down, no day or night. a sense of stillness while traveling at the speed of a meteor. >> about how long will it be before you start closing back up? >> an invisible speck in the night somewhere between here and there constantly monitored from earth. in this tiny spacecraft, a temporary arrest environment, everything necessary to sustain life. beyond these walls, nothing ness. absolute cold. an end to life. the most important function of the spacecraft, life, was also monitored constantly. the heart beat and breathing of each astronaut even no every breath was 30,000 feet further from the last one. unlike any other place that man travelled before, space could provide him with nothing, it is a vacuum, devoid of every element needed for life. to send man into this nothingness, to protect him, it was first necessary to define him. what is the human machine? how does it function? what is the nat

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happy birthday to columbus, indiana. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate my friend, indiana secretary of state, connie lawson, on her retirement. secretary lawson is a true public servant who dedicated her life to helping hoosiers. having served 32 years in public office, connie was a champion for secure elections and the first woman to serve as majority floor leader in the indiana senate. thank you, secretary lawson, for all the work you did for the state of indiana and good luck on your future endeavors. mr. speaker, i rise today in remembrance of the battle of iwo jima and the taking of mount surbachi. u.s. marines were battling the japanese to gain control of iwo jima. it was that day that the flag was raised for all too see. the battle iwo jima, having visited during my service, i will always remember those sacrifices of my fellow marines. semper fi. god bless the marine corps and the united states. mr. speaker, i rise today because the democrats' newest proposal is yet again a political statement rather than a si

. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> the former police officer charged with killing a black man in columbus, ohio set to be arraigned tomorrow a grand jury indicte >>> former police officer charged with killing a black man in columbus, ohio, set to be arraigned tomorrow indicted caughey yesterday with murder, felonious assault and two counts of dereliction of duty andre hill, 47 years old, father and grandfather. shooting happened in december. officer caughey responding to call about engine turning on and off. body cam video shows hill walking out of garage with cell phone and seconds later, the officer shooting him said he thought caughey was holding a gun, no weapon ever found. attorney says there plead not guilty ron allen, what was the reaction from andre hill's family >> reporter: they were relieved the grand jury indicted the officer for murder, they know how rare it is but also how difficult it will be to get a conviction also speaking about the video tape not telling whole story said there was interaction before the tape started rolling and the officer was convinced that hill had a gun in his hand

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just two years later, he co-founded city lights brooke store at the corner of broadway and columbus. it became the first all paper back bookstore. >> he wanted to create a place for people to come and come co >> he published "howl" and led to his arrest. >> it was granted landmark status. he died a month shy of 102nd birthday. >> i had was not just a have a nice day person. he had a political position and ideas and that is what he wanted >>> san francisco's historic house, a colorful bouquet of balloons. it was toted six blocks down franklin street. many compared it to the 123450i. >>> good evening. the sports world in shock. one of the biggest stars there is, tiger woods, is in an l.a. hospital recovering from extensive surgery following a car crash this morning. yesterday, woods was filming a tv show. they were laughing and joking. he was on his way to the course this morning when his suv rolled over. reaction from his stunned friends on the tour. >> i was sick to my stomach. i hate it for his family and kids. i hope they are doing okay and hope oes okay. >> i saw the condition of

but there's a district near columbus that has figured out how to safely reopen schools and they figured this out months ago. >> cnn's bianna golodryga has more on how the superintendent was able to manage this. >> reporter: it's 9:48 a.m. and time for students at watkins memorial high school to get to their next class. >> i have to say this is surreal for me to be inside of a high school. >> reporter: besides masks and social distancing, it's almost like school before the pandemic hit in licking county outside of columbus, ohio. >> high schoolers typically have a lot more freedom than students in the elementary level, but we knew that they could teach them the new routines and procedures and that is what it's really all come down to. >> reporter: less freedom, but they're here in school, in person, five days a week since august. a lower middle class rust belt town where currently 75% of the district's 4,500 k-12 students are in school full-time. to get here, overcrowded hallways are now one way. students go outside to change classes and allow in fresh air. they've implemented some of th

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coney island of the mind out in front of city lights, the landmark bookstore ferling getting opened on columbus avenue in north beach. >>back in the 1950's flowers and candles have been left in the doorway berlin getting as many books of poetry and art fill the window >>great but also. and his gratitude is made while a prolific writer and painter and the city's first poet laureate he's most famous for his work as a publisher in 1956 copies of beat poet allen ginsberg, his book how old were seized and ferland getting arrested and charged for selling obscene materials. >>berlin getty defended how in court and won that put himself and the entire beat movement into the public eye. the beat generation question american society in the 1950's and eventually set the stage for the antiwar movement and counterculture of the 1960's, the manager of city lights says wall ferling getty was a famous man he didn't act like one it's not that lawrence was particularly humble. >>it's just that he didn't if he didn't revel in his accomplishments. he was always thinking about what he wanted to do next. which is pro

it says columbus dialysis center >> i've been waiting for them. hang on. [ phone ringing [ laughter ] hey, my left foot's stuck. it's stuck in the basket >> okay, i'll get it >> no, do not! >> yes, drew dunbar speaking >> hey, just put it on speaker that's literally why they invented speaker [ laughter ] >> yeah, so i need to be in columbus on tuesday, so you need to find me time for a dialysis treatment. and i am not a morning person. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our friend thomas middleditch how are you, thomas? >> oh, i'm great >> seth: it's always lovely to see you. i wish you can be -- oh, look at that what wonderful, subtle product placement. >> a little bit of branding. you know me. >> seth: just a little bit of branding that's always kind of been your thing. you're very brand positive >> yeah. >> seth: hey, i want to -- before i talk about your show, you have been spending a lot of time, i've heard tell, on twitch recently >> oh, yeah. >> seth: now, i believe that i have a sort of fundamental understanding of what twitch is, b

. >> the columbus zoo tweeted these pictures. they were brought to the oakland zoo in september after their homes burned in the fire. the cubs are growing up in the zoo in ohio. the zoo says they are, quote, pawsitively having the time of their lives. thanks very much for watching. miami news is next. >> we'll see you here at 6:00. >>> tonight, super bo superspreader fears. the biggest sporting event of the pandemic now just hours away the crowds already packing in new video of a jammed party in tampa. and the warning from governors not to gather in homes for the game >> now is not the time to let our guard down >>> under investigation. the kansas city chiefs la in tampa without one of their staffers the head coach's son after police say he admitted drinking before a car crash that left one child fighting for their life >>> arctic blast the blinding snow and brutal cold freezing out the midwest. negative 37 in some places and the sn

in columbus, ohio tim castle owns a gym. citizens just wanted to come and work out. you guys probably know my friend jim jordan in the state of ohio, give him a hand. [applause] whenever i talk to jim, who i just love, to know what healey says to me, the first question he asked his head joshua working out? jim is a fighter. he was a fighter but think about out here in this audience of ohioans, anyone else around the country, why couldn't she go to a gym and work out? because the politicians and the bureaucrats stamp while exercises right to petition sued the state governor than six days was back open people were there working out. [applause] let me tell you about a store in marietta ohio. schaefer leather goods. fifth generation, they have an open 150 years. they sell work boots and cowboy boots through ohioans who live right there on the river, on the ohio west virginia border. governor dewine and the state government made them shut down. but do you know who they let stay open right down the street? walmart. now let's think about this for a second period where the p

is that columbus month the real lybia loser also won by else a store or by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all and some of the african-americans who were through during the night. found great crowd. moulay a dwarf you know going to call. you and now almost a 100 years later the history is repeating itself my great grandfather george time went through russia. on probable worst crime to go anywhere why not me. why don't i come here. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics. i'm sure i'll see you then. child trafficking and forced labor those are the allegations found in and lawsuits against some of the world's largest chocolate which uses we head disturbing testimony. under the sun under your clothes were not given any false hope visible scars from machete accidents. the dutch government has over a role to after a court deems that a coded curfew was imposed violates people's rights to free movement. so we could be the ma

or the game between the dallas stars and columbus blue jackets did go ahead the stars were actually forced to delay the start of the season because of the corner virus joe published scored 2 goals and provided in the system as that is defeated columbus 63. tennis and germany have qualified for the semifinals of the a.t.p. cup in melbourne and that soft alexanders that ever came back from a set down to be canada's denis law of 867-6376 ensure germany is to know when on thursday they will face serbia determined top spot in group a. and toronto raptors god fred eventually to has set a new franchise record to help his team beat the orlando magic 123208 that feat it scored 54 making it the most points ever scored in a single game by an undrafted that play an n.b.a. history surpassing moses malone as a record of 53 he made 11 of his 1st 12 attempts from 3 point range this is the raptors 763 and 11 games. pakistan looking to secure their 1st home test series victory against south africa since 2003 they lead their current series one nil after winning the 1st test in karachi the 2nd test starts in.

so you notice there columbus and pittsburgh, only about an inch. but when you start getting into that blue, that's 2 to 3 inches. that pink is 4 to 5 inches. so, careful driving anywhere in the hudson valley, mass pike, northern sections of connecticut during the day today. it will be light and it will be fluffy in most cases, so pretty easy shoveling. the other story, the cold. and as we mentioned yesterday, this isn't going anywhere any time soon. 19 million people impacted by either windchill advisories, and we do have a few spots with windchill warnings. when you get to the windchill warning criteria, that's when it feels like negative 30 in fargo, negative 34 in duluth. even kansas city has a negative windchill this morning. and chicago, this is your coldest morning of the winter season. your windchill this morning when you head out the door is negative 15 right now. so, for today, light snow in the northeast, bitter cold will continue in the middle of the country, and kasie, not bad in d.c. today, 50 degrees. tomorrow a little bit cooler, tem

but just to columbus his down the track the sun beats down on the scorched desert. it's a scene of massive environmental destruction without the military ramirez was able to drive the criminals out of here a year ago. on this moonscape there were hundreds of gold mining machines operating. around 6000 illegal miners working just in this. this oil is contaminated with mercury which the mine is used to separate the precious metal from the rock. the park rangers have started reforestation another declaration of war against the gold mine. then the 1st way station in the intact part of the time across a nature conservation area $2700.00 square metres of staggering biodiversity. at 6 o'clock the next morning they're on with 10 elite soldiers from the navy without their protection ramirez could not possibly carry out this raid risk you're in every time we find the gold mine. they recognize us and they've threatened me and my park rangers but these threats are not to be taken lightly and. from here on it gets tricky the money no ski river is gold digger territory on the bac

but just to columbus has down the track the sun beats down on the scorched desert. it's a scene of massive environmental destruction without the military ramirez was able to drive the criminals out of here a year ago. on this moonscape there were hundreds of gold mining machines operating. around 6000 illegal miners working just in this on. this oil is contaminated with mercury which the mine is used to separate the precious metal from the rock. the park rangers have started reforestation another declaration of war against the gold mine is. then the 1st way station in the in touch part of the time because of nature conservation area 2700 square of staggering biodiversity. at 6 o'clock the next morning they're on with 10 elite soldiers from the navy without their protection ramirez could not possibly carry out this raid risk you're willing to every time we find the gold mine as they recognize us and they've threatened me and my park rangers these threats are not to be taken lightly and. from here on it gets tricky the money no ski river is gold digger territory on th

you would you know but that you never shall love i do know because i've seen down you are you know columbus a bit about the response. he was on me she was a woman kind she got. you got to got to be to see justice. now and i got to have a cause she needs while the. while not what i want to put out there so what i'd like to such enough desire to talk a while and i'm going to the witch and welcome it will come it will and you shall now you're welcome come to. see we have managed to sit up $6.00 to $10.00 so everywhere tims have come up. i grew up in the family. the 2 children listen. and you know our country whenever you had many gods as children it was not the openness in the community so always my mother wished to have so many. boards so that she may be left in the community she may be. now my father was a footballer he always wanted me to score to go on to some training my mother was to please please never raise your leg that you are shooting the ball and if that's the boy that's to work for me for you so i grew up with that mentality to the feeling that i wish i was a boy. so when i grew u

is that columbus mother. we'll show them one by else a store on. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country in which they knew almost nothing at all some of the african americans who. found great crowd. if you were going to call. you and now almost a 100 years later history is repeating itself my great grandfather george times we went to russia. probably the worst time to go anywhere why not me. what am i come here. second a page for trial ends with the 2nd big as the u.s. senate votes to clear him of inciting the capitol hill riot. and the other stories making headlines in the last 7 days no ban on foreign social media unless absolutely necessary a key topic tackled by president putin as he meets heads of russian media. on a member of the world health organization expert to you just by from the coronavirus center in china tells us. we did originate in fact that it was 1st transmitted via other animals. by their sunday morning 14th of february.

. >>> a former columbus, ohio, police officer is now charged with murder for killing a black man back in december. adam coy was responding to a nonemergency call when he encountered andre hill inside a friend's garage. police say the shooting happened within seconds, and coy failed to activate his body camera or give any medical aid. hill was left lying alone on the ground for several minutes. the footage you're looking at from the scene was recovered later, only after the fact. coy's lawyer says the former officer will plead not guilty. ohio's attorney general says the grand jury found clear evidence of wrongdoing, and the hill family's lawyer says they are cautiously optimistic. >> truth is the best friend of justice. and the grand jury here found the truth. andre hill should not be dead. >> that does not necessarily mean there will be a conviction. so they understand that this is going to be a long journey to justice. >> this week the columbus city council passed andre's law, allowing criminal charges if a columbus police officer fails to turn on a body camera or call for medical h

is a columbus month real lybia losing show one by else a store or by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of the america or groups who were through the union you know if you found great secret. golf you were going to school. and now almost a 100 years later the history is repeating itself my great grandfather george time i went to russia. probably the worst time to go anywhere why not me. when i come here. donald trump the 2nd impeachment trial ends with the 2nd acquittal has the us senate votes to clear him of inciting the riot at capitol hill. or so to come no ban on foreign social media unless absolutely necessary a key point. by president putin is he met with the heads of pressures media also on the weekly protests break out across france calling for tougher laws protecting children as the country's top court is the case of a 13 year old girl who was allegedly raped by 20 firefighters and the british government threatens to jail people for up to 10 years if the

7 degrees in my not 6 degrees in kansas city 23 degrees in dallas 19 in nashville and 12 degrees in columbus oh a very cold airmass a settled in now and by tomorrow doesn't want to move too much very cold temperatures even by tomorrow afternoon the high expected high temperatures maybe 28 degrees in never getting above freezing 20 as you make your way little further north in oklahoma. yeah, wichita chicken it's 17 degrees. so extremely cold air and now we're going to throw in a storm system on top of that the storm is going to make its way across parts of texas and slide across parts of the east as well so yeah we're going to see some very cold air and stormy conditions all along that the storm just putting itself together you've got the cold air that is dropping down to the plains that's going to combine with some moisture coming up on the gulf and then watch happens here. they both get together and there you go start to make their way toward the northeast for they're going to be a lot of snow maybe 4 maybe 8 inches of snow right along that line in between that you're likely going to see so

the morning you can actually thanked those northeasterly winds for just that keeping any fog anything columbus to fog well away from the coastline fairfield right now you're windy. a spot areas like san francisco, half moon bay and san jose as well santa rosa also checking in with some very breezy conditions. this morning. mountainous areas even more so windy than those lower elevations. we just saw are wind advisories expire about a minute and 30 seconds ago they expired at 04:00am this morning from this point forward we're still going to be in the breezy conditions, but we are going to still be looking at calmer conditions and yesterday which is certainly a nice change because yesterday was really windy right now skies are beautiful crystal clear that's the way they're going to stay today. 40's and 50's are current temperatures with oakland at 56 degrees conquered at 46 san francisco and alameda each had a nice 55 talking the rest of the day's forecast what else to expect for your forecast ahead of us still to john thank you so if you're starting off your commute this morning heading from th

for the game between the dallas stars and columbus blue jackets did go ahead the stars were actually forced to delay the start of their season because of the pandemic of scored 2 goals and provided an assist as dallas the featured columbus 63. toronto raptors a god fred vastly has set a new franchise record to help his team beat the orlando magic 123-2108. scored 54 making it the most points ever scored in a single game been on drafted play and be a history surpassing moses malone as red called the 53 he made 11 of his 12 1st 12 the 10th from 3 point range this is the raptors a 7th victory in 11 games plans to build a new f one circuit that has been scrapped in brazil over environmental concerns rio de janeiro's mayor who took office last month has cancelled the controversial proposal even though it was backed by president wilson r.-o. environmentalist criticized and planned to build a new international track in. forest and on native land the project would have threatened hundreds of species and some rare plants. that's it for me come on son and thank you more sports on our next news