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camp in columbus could be a win for the team. the central location could increase its fan base by giving more people a chance to see the browns in action. in a statement the browns say columbus would build a facility for the team to use and that youth sports would use the building for the rest of the year. >> a team that wants to expand its fan base and that's to win games. >> but the move could cost ohio taxpayers. he has proposed the facility under a state bill used for community projects. and even though the browns say they would fund the move to columbus, ohio taxpayers could end up paying for the facility. >> the idea that you have dollars used from the capital approprations process to poach economic ability from one part of the state to the other, that's just not something i at the end of the day, it is not helpful for tack payer. >> a possible loss there and it is a loss for fans in northeast ohio who love to see the browns train every season in berea. >> as much as i love having training camp here it is not the impact peo

we're going to go to columbus, ohio. what is a columbus, ohio? it's a city, jeannie. i haven't retired, you know. i've got a new job. what kind of a job? well, i'm going to head up a-- a company that makes booster rockets for our missiles. and you would rather do that and live in this columbus, ohio than be an astronaut? it's not a question of what i'd rather do. it's that i couldn't turn it down. hm. well, why not? because three senators and four generals asked me to take it. it seems that the man who was in charge retired, and there was no one else to take his place. well, if it makes you happy, it makes me happy. oh, yeah. why shouldn't i be happy? i'm gonna be vice president in charge of production. vice president? columbus, ohio. oh, i am pleased that they named a city after my friend. columbus was such a nice man. [giggles] did you know that he used to get seasick? the only other man washington considered besides myself was a professor lakewood, and he turned it down because his wife wouldn't leave connecticut. he should never have been a sailor. it's the bigges

@channel 3 news. @>> it doesn't end in columbus. @the recruits will have an @additional four to eight weeks @cleveland. @they will graduate in may and @should be working side by side @with veteran police officers @when the rnc kicks off in july. @away from super bowl sunday. @how security is ramping up in @san francisco ahead of the big @game and a star powered @endorsement for ohio governor @john kasich ahead of the new @ @>>> emergency officials in @taiwan say the death toll in @today's earthquake has climbed @dawn. @some of the dead were in a 17- @story apartment block that @collapsed. @hundreds were injured and @rescue workers were searching @through the rubble for those @who are missing. @>>> we are three days from the @new hampshire primary and it is @full steam ahead for the men @president. @hillary clinton is trying to @get the female vote in the @state where the majority of the @women are actually backing @bends -- bernie sanders. @she is trailing by a margin of @4%. @>>> governor case sick may have @fallen to fourth place

a machete attack in columbus, ohio is now under an intense >>> welcome back. a machete attack in columbus ohio is under an intense investigation as authorititi try to determine if it was a >> he came to each table and night.a man armed with a machete stormed in and marched from table to table striking people.(sot: karen bass//witness)(:18-:28)"there was a man on the floor bleeding there was a blood on the floor. it was awful, just cacaage. "(gfx in)police say the suspect visited the restaurant and talked with an employee earlier in the day. police offered no details on what they spoke about.less than an hour later he came back, and began his violent rampage.(gfx out)(sot: sgt. rich iner//columbus pd) (too quick to font)"the second time, nothing was said.four people were taken to the hospital. one person in critical coition is expected to survive.(gfx in)the suspect fled and after a rougugy five mile car chase he got out of his vehicle armed with a machete and a knife.(gfx out) (gfx in police scanner audio ) "2-5-1 the vehicle is stopped//he is trying to get ou

browns would like to see built down in columbus and told their training camp there. that has not happened. the state for the practs facility to be built in columbus and to host future camp kids and other points during the year. they are back in buria thissumer. >>> super bowl 50 just a few days away. remember derrick anderson when he was the quarterback of the browns. he's the back um -- when he left the browns he left very bitter in a situation here. he takes it up on his own shoulders that he feels in that one game when he proved four nshtceptions down in cincinnati and cost the browns a playoff spot, he let all of us down. >> with that all support, it's amazing. you know obviously left on a littleal bit of a bitter note because i fete personally that i, you know, owed them something. i felt like i had an down. they are off tonight. tomorrow they will be at home and they will be all until the all star break. they'll take on the celtics. saturday night the pelicans here, monday night the kings, wednesday night the lakers here, and then to the all-star break. >>> ohi

we have been here in the columbus circle area since 5:00 a.m. we haven't seen a lot of people out and about. some dog owners walking their pups. park is. it's too cold for so many people to be outside. as pat and gus mentioned, mayor de blasio, health officials, the city asking people to stay home saying it is too dangerous to be outside. but of course, people are walking home from work. one guy wanted to go jogging. we talked to some people. take a listen. >> 35 minutes walk. >> you've been walking. >> my legs a numb. i'm dealing with it. new yorkw you got to do what you got to do. >> no problem. keep running, keep warm. >> cover your face and keep can go to work. >> reporter: also, the city is saying report any heat and hot water problems by calling the city's 311 line. such an important number. also we want to give you a live look. the city also saying if you are going to be outdoors. the city says limit your time outside. again, just a few people right here where we are columbus circle. just gives you an idea of how cold it is by how few peo

we are continuing south on columbus avenue we run into this. construction that's taking up two how late of four lanes and we get stuck in the boat neck. >> it's brutal. i don't know what the mayor is thinking. >> we're balancing greenness and say. there are a lot of different issues. i don't think it's really fully thought through. >> it doesn't make sense. sometimes you have customers and they force you to turn. plenty of drivers making the turn anyway. to make things more complicated at this intersection, if you coming south on broadway you can't make a left on 64th street. you see those cardboard covers under the stop light? they used to be turning arrows. a city council member says all these changes are because the bowtie used to have another name in the neighborhood. the suicide knot. >> between 2008 and 2012, there have been over 144 crashes with serious injuries and there was one fatality. so clearly, there was a need to do something. >> reporter: she says the department of transportation brought in street engineers who came up with the

according to the columbus dispatch the partnership made the request in a capital improvements bill to be proposed. the language is vague about the reason for the project but several sources, including the president of that partnership have confirmed that it's a facility for the browns to bring their training camp down to columbus. a state representative says vigorously opposes a summer move to columbus. >> we have a terrific fan base here in northeast ohio that comes out in droves to support this team regardless of performance. to see that go to a different place in the state where the support just isn't there >> the browns held a scrimmage that drew 50,000 fans but according to this statement from the team, they will hold training camp in bear rae i can't this summer. frank. >> all right, chris. this is a big deal here. more news out of the nfl. espn reports that the league is about to instigate a new rooney rule this one aimed at getting more women in the front offices. the commissioner says the league will interview at least one woman for every open executive position. the first ro

>> sure, i think we have to be pragmatic, if we're going to make any difference in columbus, whoever the representative from this race is going to be, that person has to be effective, that collaborative in their approach, work thesing with labor, woulding with infrastructure that's in place, charter schools, voucher perhaps, any one of these issues need to be tackled and the only way to do that, is pool together, work across the aisle to be successful. >> everybody stay where we are, this morning on the democratic primary for the seat in district 31 in the ohio house of representatives. i'm joined by four of the six candidates, brian gary, who has run for various offices in the past, including cincinnati city council,ic in colhas solding who has run in the past, bridgett kelly, a former member of the norwood city council, and ben lynndy who is making his first run for public office. back on this side, what were the issues that really motivate you and made you decide that up wanted to be in this race and want to be in this house of representatives. >> suffer. it really boils down to a

breaking news kara wipe vo breaking now from columbus, where police are piecing together what caused a man to attack people with a machete inside a restaurant. police say he attacked four people, leaving them with serious injuries. all the victims are expected to be okay. the suspect was shot and killed by police. investigators say he had a conversation with a customer earlier in the evening, but they are not saying what exactly was happening today happening hubers is due in court this morning. she was convicted last year of killing poston, but she conviction overturned or a new trial. one of the jurors admit to mistakenly answered the jury questionnaire wrong. the juror fell behind on child support which is a felony in kentucky. hubers lawyer says mistrial, since allowed to serve on kentucky juries. also today...a serial suspect appears in court this morning. and erlanger police are thanking fox19 now for dblbx fox19 now's jordan vilines is live in erlanger with the details. yesterday, fox 19's megan o'rouke was here at the erlanger police department interviewing a he'd gone home fo

after the w popcorn and we've got it here at the north market in columbus. will come back to new day. how does that smell? >> the best small in the world is what, i have every morning. that is my breakfast. >> do you like an all-natural in the nude? >> naked. we have some naked you call it naked what are someic b other great flavors. >> the cheese and caramel next together isn't known as chicago file >> what you do these now? >> right now, i'm going to scoop it up i don't have my rhythm quite yet. >> you are ready to work it out i can see that. hate so - -dash how did you learn how to make popcorn on with your kids? >> my grandpa always made popcorn i grew up in chicagogo my mom always made popcorn when we were kids i that made it for a long time we had popcorn named garretson chicago wending myot sister sent attend a popcorn a.m. and is trying to figure out what to do and that's kind of how i have the thing of i can do popcorn. >> my wife and iou wear over here and we came over to this right here she took a yellow one, and the next thing you know we weren't

that the request is approved and the browns movedr training camp to columbus in the near future? >> this district, is represented by myself, center tom patton those are are good position should have on your side we are fightingyo for a situation like this when . release a statement in part that the browns have held training camp practice at their home site 111,000 fans have attended browns training camp over the past three years .00 this is a request that goes through the general assembly and then onto the governor, the fact that it is being put into place is interesting and the two representatives of berea are and the fact that they want berea and cleveland taxpayers to foot the billnd. >> broken man facing felony charges after police say he killed his 18-year-old girlfriend, and the 911 call who says that he did not know the gun was loaded as matt wright is here with what happened. >> 21 michael lancaster remains on suicide watch, his attorney says he is horrified after they were a close couple who were getting ready to paint a picture at the time .t was in court this morning o

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columbus wins 6-4. the bruins host pittsburgh on wednesday. boys hockey, central against saint thomas in dover. the saints in the white sweaters, but it' s central that strikes first. cody lappas with a blast from the point, 1-0 central. looking for more, bowen bilodeau takes the shot, but a nice pad save by aiden mcloughlin. lappas had 3 goals and two assists for central, little green win on the road 6-1. the gym at newmarket hs flooded and was ruined in december so games are on the road, including tonight in exeter, where they hosted portsmouth christian academy. eagles in red. drew mccormack worknig down low. can't get the turnaround to go, but paul staude is there for the putback and the foul. for the mules, anthony somersworth is open, and he drains the 3 pointer. how about this effort from kyiani lafleur. drives thru the lane and hits the off balance shot. he wanted the foul call as well, but didn' t get it. 46-36 portsmouth christian had the lead. cam jordan drives and dishes to craig hounam for the layup inside. newmarket knocks off pr

a random attack at a columbus area restaurant ends with the attacker dead, four others injured. where police are in the investigation. hillary clinton' s bid for the the fundraiser now going on hosted by bill clinton, and where you can see the former president later this afternoon. lisa: but first, we have weather to talk about. another brutally cold day. how low temperatures are expected to go. we' re following several big m lisa cooney. mark: i' m mark hayes. s miriah turner. with a look of the forecast. some snow bands in the area. miriah: some snow flurries their way through. they are moving out, we see more especially around the evening commute. taking a look outside, a few fine flurries making their way. we have these flurries make their way through. a closer look seeing where the remnants are mostly on the area. few flakes. all in all, this is moving out. it will be around 5:00, 6:00, snow showers. they could bring us anywhere this evening. taking a look at temperatures, 25 degrees at cvg, you can see the wind currently out of the southwest and nine miles an hour, in dayt

a thriller in columbus. saying good night from columbus, ohio. tonight, back-to-back "60 minutes," only cbs. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> now to new york and greg gumbel. >> greg: thank you, the final score as we welcome you to the "road to the final four." you just watched ohio state upset the hawkeyes. joined by clark kellogg and seth davis. got to do something about the way the game slow town like freight trains. >> clark: i know the officials are trying to get the calls right and the replay one was you like to have but it's just too long, too cumbersome, yet don't takes away the come from behind win. >> seth: and ohio state, they to not have a midweek game and then play at michigan state next state, you like a game to stay sharp, but get healthy, whatever it is. and they are still a bubble team. i still don't think they are in but when a win inasty lancing would be. >> greg: and xavier trying to win on the road at seton hall. >> seth: and coach was worried about an emotional let down. and not happy with his team's toug

kara vo breaking news this morning from columbus where a man with a machete attacked customers inside a busy restaurant. we'll have the breaking details. rob vo former president bill clinton will be in our area today. a rally that you can attend... what you need to know in a live report. sot full "and no sooner than i went to pull back on the highway and i see the man looking at me through the window of his car...." kara vo and video you'll only see on fox19 now after a serial bank robbery suspect is caught. hear why police are crediting fox19 now with helping to catch him. good morning -- it's 4:30. i'm kara sewell rob 2 shot and i'm rob williams... let's get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist frank marzullo. some light snowflakes this morning otherwise look at scattered snow showers into the afternoon and early evening minor accumulation but slick spots possible high of 27. flurries saturday morning much colder air saturday's high 15 with windchill factors below we remain dry in a sunday with highs next weather maker of snow watch monday temperatures will mid 30s snow

attack for helping them columbus. a sergeant said willnesses gave a great description of the man who entered a mediterranean restaurant and attacked people with a knife. police believe the attack to be a random one. >> a man came in and started beating up on the man and i thought it was a personal thing. then he started down the row hitting everybody with something. i don't know, it was-- people were bleeding. >> columbus police quickly tracked down the suspect. police tried to taz him but-- taz him but he was shot and killed. >>> lets check in on the all important weather, cold outside. >> very cold, and limited snowfall at this point of the afternoon. but major changes as we push towards the evening commute. if you have friday night plans, you are probably stum on area roadways in spots. we are showing a bit of snowfall across northeast ohio but dew points in the single digits. we are not seeing much flakes. 21 cleveland. 19 wooster and mansfield. 20 in new philadelphia. we are awaiting an arctic front that will bri

columbus police have noo idea why he did it used turned into a mediterranean restaurant and taken into the hospital it looks like they will be okay. ay earlier he had been and a mediterranean restaurant and a shopping center on north o hamilton road he had a conversation with an employee and police are not releasing that a little bit later he returned with a machete first with the customers and then in the back withnd people who worked work there. >> a man - - i mean, he came in attributing about another man i thought a it was a personal thing. . he just started on the row hitting everybody were bleeding. there's but all over inside the restaurant there. >> that man hopped in a car took off, but police chased them down. he got out of the car and they taste himt which had no effect. and when he lunged at theme with a machete in one hand and a nice i and the other, they shot him. they killed him. investigators have no idea why he did this. this restaurant has beenhi around for decades people know it well. they know the owners. they cannot imagine target of such an attack. >> a second sus

police say the man who attacked customers in a columbus restaurant with a machete... likely wasn't directed by anyone else. else.they say there's no evidence mohamed barry was working with any group during that attack two weeks ago.but at this point -- it's still not clear what led the attacker to injure four people. he was shot and killed by police that night. he shares a meal and laughs with tri-state friends...so the "surprise patrol" shares *free money* with him!see who weather and sports are ahead, what do you guys have coming up? up?wet snow will begin overnight into thursday morning. not much, if any, will be on the ground for the morning rush. while we could see 1" - 1.5" of accumulating snow, a substantial amount of snow will not accumulate because of the wet and warm surfaces. surfaces. can xavier take down number one? they've done it before....coming up in sports. and on world news tonight -- an exclusive interview with the head of apple... standing firm on his decision to *not* help the f-b-i unlock the i- phone of a san bernardino killer. he dropped dead.

tickets to the event at the columbus convention center start at 50 dollars. and if you want to vote in the march 15-th primary... time is ticking if you need to register.the deadline to sign up is tomorrow.you can get forms on-line at my ohio vote dot com... as well as your local board of elections.that means early voting in the buckeye state starts on wednesday. and changes are coming this election season for republican voters in kentucky. kentucky.the republican caucus is on the books for saturday, march fifth.111 of kentucky's 120 counties are hosting a caucus.only those registered by december 31-st of last year can vote.the democratic primary is scheduled for may 17-th. 17-th.on wcpo dot com - you can read the reason why republicans are voting in caucuses this year. next at 5-30...tornado warnings are out in states we have a look at some of the new damage video just coming ahead. plus the amazing performance by a cancer patient that stopped pope francis in his coming up. i'm john matarese.check your cable, dish, or fioptics bill lately?chances are it's go

. >>> a columbus restaurant in the city of a machete attack. we are hearing from some of the victims in the restaurant where mohammed berry be gap to attack patrons inside. one couple tried to stop him. >> he walked directly at me and raised the machete up and tried to hit me on top of my head. >> i started to scream and cuss which brought the attention away from jerry and gave him chance to push the guy out of the way. and killed by police after the incident. the restaurant's owner leaves his restaurant was targeted. investigation believe that berry acted alone. >>> it could be up to a year before a popular restaurant will be able to open its doors. >>> a recruit was arrested by columbus police on valentine's day. sean wells was charged with ovi and having a car in the gun while intoxicated. cleveland pd says that wells will not return to the ohio state patrol academy and schedule and scheduled to be arraigned on friday. >>> one local lawmaker has comments on city cameras. >> we spoke with senator tom i wanted to put the brakes on smaller comm

top ten maryland in columbus sunday. buckeyes running low on chances to impress the tournament committee. big shot kam williams. ohio state up one six minutes left. but... many big shots. ohio state kept it close... but... drop to one-and- four against ranked teams this season. five point loss. jae'sean tate: "give credit to maryland, they're a top five team. but, there's still a lot of basketball to be played. nothing is set in stone and we can still make it in my opiinion." when we come back... cam newton raided tricia's closet. super bowl week is now on. we bring it local when we come back. the broncos flag cali. very classic look for peyton manning - we'll talk more about cam newton's pants on sportswrap. super bowl week is on. only six days until the panthers and broncos play for the biggest title in american sports. joe hpla/vo there is a player in do you recognize this guy? gets a little bit easier when you show you him andrew norwell in his ohio state uniform in college. undrafted to the super bowl - tonight we t

we continue to follow breaking news in columbus... police shoot and kill a man they say randomly attacked people with a machete inside a mediterranean restaurant. four patrons were taken to an area hospital with injuries. they're expected to be ok. coming up in our next half hour...you'll hear reaction from some of the people inside at the time of the attack. bery court this morning...and police are thanking fox19 now for tracking him down... dblbx/kara vilines is live in details. live yesterday, fox 19's megan o'rouke was here at the erlanger police department interviewing a sergent about their search. the sergeant had gone home for the day, but came back just for the interview...and just minutes after the interview was finished... he spotted the subject. gt. jon sterling when he made one last stop...a quick check of a nearby address they'd recieved through a to use his computer...with his personal camera pulled back onto says he saw the suspect... zachary prince... looking at window of his car. the silver car not only matched the de

right now the puck is in the bruins end and boom. 5-3 columbus. louie ericsson brings the bruins a little closer 5-4 with the second goal of the night. he's been scoring 7-7 games. 22nd and 23rd of the year. that little guy was happy then but too little too late in the end. the bruins lose to columbus, 6-4. the bruins are 12-15-3 at home. say this for the celtics. they never give up. down most of the game most of the night and stage a frenetic rally late and lose by two in minnesota today. and jae crowder's three with 33 seconds to go brings the celtics within five. he led the celtics with 27. avery bradley brings the three. the celtics get even closer down one with nine seconds to go. minnesota made one free throw. marcus smart misses a chance to win at the buzzer. no. hit the front end of the rim and didn't go in. celtics lose, 124-122 and host milwaukee on thursday. >> we should put a positive spin on it. so close. >> they lose and whatever. the bruins have no -- okay. >> all right. we got you. >> don't get me started. still should have beaten

from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, as we go "into the wild." [bang] [heartbeat] [motorcycle revving] man: you're late again. everything all right? veteran: just same thing, different day. man: have you had a chance to check out that website yet? presenter: mental health challenges don't go away on their own. you are not alone. find stories of hope and recovery today at maketheconnection.net. >> axelrod: this is a campaign 2016 update. i'm jim axelrod. breaking news from south carolina. cbs news projects hillary clinton has defeated bernie sanders in today's democratic primary. it is a big win for clinton in the first-in-the-south contest for the party's nomination. our projection is based on exit polls and interviews conducted throughout the day in south carolina. exit polls suggest african american voters and women were major forces behind clinton's victory. is in columbia, south carolina. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: hi, jim. and the clinton campaign says that her victory here is a sign that she can dominate in the south, and that she ca

a thriller in columbus. for don bonner, kevin harlan saying good night from columbus, ohio. tonight, back-to-back "60 minutes," only cbs. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> now to new york and greg gumbel. >> greg: thank you, the final score as we welcome you to the "road to the final four." you just watched ohio state upset the hawkeyes. joined by clark kellogg and seth got to do something about the way the game slow town like freight trains. >> clark: i know the officials are trying to get the calls right and the replay one was you like to have but it's just too long, too cumbersome, yet don't takes away the come from behind win. >> seth: and ohio state, they to not have a midweek game and then play at michigan state next weekend so if you are ohio state, you like a game to stay sharp, but get healthy, whatever it is. and they are still a bubble team. i still don't think they are in but when a win inasty lancing would be. >> greg: and xavier trying to win on the road at seton hall. about an emotional let down. and not happy with his team's toughness, seto

he is joining us from columbus, ohio. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> caller: thank you. appreciate the opportunity. >>> c-span's washington journal live everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tomorrow morning, congressman paul tonko from new york talks to us live about the state of the nation's water supply system and water safety legislation. also michael waldman, president of the brennan center for justice will talk with us live about his new book "the fight to vote." be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning live at 7:00 eastern tomorrow morning. join the discussion. >> american history tv on c-span 3 features programs that tell the american story. some of the highlights for this weekend include saturday night at 8:00 eastern on lectures in history. cornell university professor maria garcia on the united states refugee policy since world war ii. who qualifies as a refugee? and how that's changed over the years. at 10:00, on real america, our final program in our thre

, more on that, @columbus will not ask the state @of ohio for $5 million to help @build a training facility for @the browns. @the group that was involved in @discussions says the intention @was never to use state money to @poach the team away from berrea, @but talks about going down to @columbus are ongoing. @and vontez burfect, he hit a @player in that nfl playoff game. @the nfl combine list is coming @up february 23rd through the @29th, in indianapolis. @14 ohio state players have been @invited. @among them, glenville's cardell @williams, and tyvis powell. @>>> 26 years ago today, the @fight that changed boxing. @the tokyo dome, james buster @douglas knocked out mike tyson. @doug last was 42-1 underdog, and @-- douglas was 42 and 1 under @dog, and 33 knockouts for tyson @and in the tenth round he went @down -- @>> and out. @>> i remember waking up the next @morning and finding that out and @saying that has to be wrong. @>> shocker then, shocker now. @>> all right, thanks. @. @ @ @>>> code weather, potentially @whacky traffic -- cold weather, @potentially whcky traffic -- @whacky traffic.

topping the headlines for people are injured and the suspect's dad and the capital city of columbus, ohio. we check in with the news to seee what we know. >> the man walked into the mediterranean restaurant in columbus and started acting people hacking people with a machete. a great food nice corner it's been around for decades and cannotc understand or anyone would why anyone would do this.it first jihad.. the man was seen going into a restaurant there was a conversation between him and him and 40 we won't get into the exactly what that conversation was in the new up he returned if immediatelyely started the attack. >> the man with the machete drove off in one police say you jumped out with the machete the taser had no impact on him. >> a second suspect arrested inr kent state student will state student will face judge todayst investigators say they took part the shootingsn police say they are so looking for others involved cleveland mayor frank jackson says c it was a mistake. >> apologizing to the rice family if in factt this is added to any coup for pain they mayth have. >> the m

they told the columbus dispatch that was a collaborative project and would not cause a rift between columbus and cleveland. >>> the popular gathering spots are being eyed on investigators over safety hazards. joe pagonakis has been digging into the case. this is about making sure the locations don't become overcrowded. >> reporter: that's right. if a place is overcrowded it is a safety hazard and inspectors here at city hall responding violations. >> i got the complaint and sent it to the complaint center and routed it to the chief inspector for the area. >> reporter: cleveland building and houser inspector ron elyria at looking at buildings on elaine and a shop on west 25th for alleged violations of occupancy permits. social media pictures from showed alcohol consumption and live music. elyria is looking into the violations and maybe a possible safety hazard. >> you don't want overcrowding that people aren't able to get out quickly because there is too many people. >> the owner of canopy would not do an interview and would look at events at her location to make sure she wasn't in violation

a thriller in columbus. for don bonner, kevin harlan saying good night from columbus, ohio. tonight, back-to-back "60 minutes," only cbs. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> now to new york and greg gumbel. score as we welcome you to the "road to the final four." you just watched ohio state upset the hawkeyes. joined by clark kellogg and seth davis. got to do something about the way the game slow town like freight trains. >> clark: i know the officials are trying to get the calls right and the replay one was you like to have but it's just too long, too cumbersome, yet don't takes away the come from behind win. >> seth: and ohio state, they to not have a midweek game and then play at michigan state next weekend so if you are ohio state, you like a game to stay sharp, but get healthy, whatever it is. and they are still a bubble team. i still don't think they are in but when a win inasty lancing >> greg: and xavier trying to win on the road at seton hall. >> seth: and coach was worried about an emotional let down. and not happy with his team's toughness, seton

it was the knights of columbus, she pointed out to me. the knights of columbus foot race for kids. and we were lutheran, of course. and she said that's the knights of columbus! those kids are catholic! well, i didn't know the knights of columbus from the queen of england. and i had, i was clutching this can of as pair gas. you've got to take that and give that back to those people. and my dad, bless him, said he won the race, he keeps the asparagus. i was remembering as i was on this cot by the old wood stove in the dining room trying to keep warm, i could remember the days when i could run and i could walk and i could do all the things that farm kids could, and i couldn't do that anymore. there were no physical therapists in those days, and certainly not in wild rose, wisconsin. and my dad said to me, we can't have -- it's in april now, and the snow is melting, and we're -- i was, i was able to be up a little bit. he said we've got to, you gotta, we gotta do something about this bum leg. we don't want you -- the doctor said you'd probably never walk again. and in those days, unfor

a thriller in columbus. for don bonner, kevin harlan saying good night from columbus, ohio. tonight, back-to-back "60 minutes," only cbs. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> now to new york and greg gumbel. >> greg: thank you, the final score as we welcome you to the "road to the final four." upset the hawkeyes. joined by clark kellogg and seth davis. got to do something about the way the game slow town like freight trains. >> clark: i know the officials are trying to get the calls right and the replay one was you like to have but it's just too long, too cumbersome, yet don't takes away the come from behind win. >> seth: and ohio state, they to not have a midweek game and then play at michigan state next weekend so if you are ohio state, you like a game to stay sharp, but get healthy, whatever it is. and they are still a bubble team. i still don't think they are in but when a win inasty lancing would be. >> greg: and xavier trying to >> seth: and coach was worried about an emotional let down. and not happy with his team's toughness, seton hall beat them on t

michael woods is deputy chief of the columbus police department. >> a lone individual, machete going into a public place, committing an assault on people know. those are the things that-- that give us concern. >> reporter: investigators say last night, 30-year-old muhammad restaurant and asked questions food. he left and then returned half an hour later with a machete. in 911 calls, witnesses >> reporter: barry led police on a five-mile car chase before he was shot and killed after investigators say he lunged at an officer. law enforcement sources tell cbs news that barry had been on their radar before, and that is why is columbus police quickly notified federal authorities after that attack. scott, we've also learned that he was here in the u.s. on a green card. >> pelley: jeff pegues, thanks. overnight, the u.s. and russia hammered out a deal to stop the fighting in syria's catastrophic civil war that has killed 260,000 people and sent 12 million fleeing from their homes. this deal would be a breakthrough, except it isn't immediate, it isn't permanent, and it doesn't include all th

new overnight, police in the columbus area are looking for a a man tried to grab an eight year old girl while she was playing outside in her yard. witnesses said she kicked and screamed until the man let her go. >> there is another abduction attempt in a cleveland neighborhood. a 15 year old girl reported a her. >>> three separate shootings in cleveland could be related. police were called to a party, they found a injured man. 30 minutes later police were called back and found an 18 he died at the hospital and then later police were called to a third shooting around the corner. so far police have two suspects in custody. >> in sandusky police are investigating a possible murder/ murder/suicide. >>> hundreds are expected to pay their are respects to a local firefighter today. the can toon firefighter was -- canton firefighter was hit and killed when she ran across the highway. >>> happen to the metro health is opening a new community now folks in that area can get walk in emergency care. >>> tmz reporting this is johnny manziel drinking straight out of a bottle at a club in my apply. it

can you talk about his death, e steps the state house in columbus, ohio? i will turn to the teacher steve shapiro. >> honestly, trade does honestly, it was a political statement. i think most people are remembering marshawn for what he did and what his work was. in all of the memorials afterwards, everyone's committal was to carry on his work, to take what he was passionate about and what he was committed to and each of us rededicate ourselves to creating a more just, more fair, more equitable world and i think that is what we have all taken. how do we live marshawn's passions in his absence. >> i think our teacher can are other teacher said that everyone was saying rest in power, the people typically say when activists that, but she said, don't let his power die and let it live in you and continue the movement. he met so much to everyone. amy: high school students in columbus, ohio, remembering their mentor and friend black lives matter activist marshawn mccarrel who committed suicide on the steps of the state house february 8. that does it for our broadc