monuments strikes me as something that is done against tyrants overseas, like saddam hussein and adolph hitler. i say leave them alone. the eligible that really pay that much attention to them are pigeons. [laughter] i don't need to be flippant but that is how i feel. [applause] said slavery would've continued into the 20th century in the confederates had won. my question is when did slavery disappear in the western hemisphere and my understanding was it was in the latter part of the 19th century. it was last an institution in south america. i think i read somewhere it disappeared in 1888. my question is, if that is true, what you basing the statement on it would've continued into the 20th century in the united states? >> the last major country in the western hemisphere to abolish slavery as brazil in the 1880's. it was called the golden law. they ordered all slave records be destroyed. slave ledgers and things like that. the government sought to that. widely believed slavery would have continued into the 20th century? if the confederacy had fought and won the civil war, southerners who do not

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-- but he was shopping for qualities of greatness, and one other figure he deeply admired was adolph hitler. this wasn't totally unknown. hitler was fighting the british but sadat collaborated with a bunch of nazi spies, also he joined what he called his murder society: they liked to think they modeled themselves on the french resist stance but they mainly picked if drunken british soldiers on the streets and weapon sadat became part of the group he tries to raise their level to asass nighting the prime minister but they -- assassinating the prime minister but failed but they killed a government minister, and sadat spent five years in prison before he escaped. one of the most significant moments in sadat's life -- i would have to say one of the most significant moments in middle east -- was the 1967 war. sadat was in the military and at the time he was vice president. egypt was provoking israel, and the israelis were terrified of -- they were digging trenches in city parks for the mass casualties they expected to have. they were passing out gas masks because egypt was already in a war in ye

. >>> a telephone belonging to adolph hitler was sold for $342,000 at auction. the identity of the north american buy there bid over the phone has not been revealed. the world war ii relics involves an ingraving of the name and swastika. it was found in 1945 before being given to a british officer by the russians shortly after german surrendered. the auction house described it as hitler's mobile device as destruction. >>> russia's ambassador through the united nations died suddenly today. the tally became ill and passed away just before his 65th birthday. doctors have not determined what caused his death. he was a long-time diplomat that served as russia's envoy since 2006. colleagues remember him as good humored, intelligent and deeply caring. >>> up next, the airport security breach. >> 11 people passing through the security check point at an international airport, why >> investigators are looking into a security breach at jfk airport. many were looking at a metal detector not staffed. it took the tsa two hours to notify police making it hard to track them dow

. >>> the phone used by adolph hitler during world war two was sold at auction for $243,000.nker have after the war, by a british officer and was left inside an english country home ever since. no word on who bought the item but officer's son hopes it end up in a museum. >>> well, last week crews began removing trump signs from the taj mahal casino in atlantic city and now one of those signs is for sale. >> trump sign greeted guests at entry way is listed on e bay, listing says it features ruby red glass and brass casing, and they call this sign a piece of history. to you want it, starting bid is listed at $7,500. >> we will keep you updated on that. >>> we know dad will go through great lengths for their children. >> up next we will introduce to you one father who really went above and beyond creating hair products for his >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch a new product to help tametories i hair invented by a frustrated dad. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us how it happened. everyone is asking but this. >> i love this story, so great this guy is a scientists w

she had been around the world and knew adolph hitler and in new the president of france and the king and queen of denmark and he con vicinitied beyond kennedy he was spur superior to husband bauer and encouraged jack kennedy to go to his father and tell him what he wanted to be. the kennedy family didn't know that he had any political aspirations or political talent and inga and then president kennedy was nearly court marshaled out of the navy. he was dating a suspected nazi spy and he was transferred and ended up in south pacific and became a war hero when his boat was sunk. he thought his career was over because he thought sinking the boat would be a disaster for his career. when he came back stateside, he sat down with a reporter named inga arvad and wrote the story that was the template for all fuel stories of john kennedy and pt-109 that portrayed him as a war hero. >> here's a look at some books being published this week: [inaudible conversations] >> everybody ready to get started? wow, so many of you guys improvemenan