columbus the man, the columbus the myth. a lot of the monuments celebrate columbus the myth. we can talk about columbus the man as we having this course and one of the reasons columbus the myth has gotten pushback is more people have become aware why he deserves critique from enslavement of indigenous people, from the first point of contact in the americas to raping and killing people done at his command in the name of the pursuit of profits and he is celebrated. sort of kickstart of events that led to establishment of european colonies without which he meant the present iteration of america would not be here. the actions of people like columbus whose actions we now condemn as deplorable in many ways, he was a man of his time. we discussed this too. those who columbus ordered participated in notably indigenous people themselves at the time, did not prove what he was doing but europeans at the time. a former and slaver himself who participated in the 1513 invasion of cuba but had a change of heart and part as a priest, indigenous people -- the treatment was wrong and journeyed

so this columbus the man, there is columbus the myth. a lot of monuments celebrate columbus the myth. i think one of the reasons he myth is got a lot of pushback is more and more people become aware by you deserves analysis and critique. through the disfiguring of people done at his demand and yet he celebrated and we discussed this to as a sort of kick start of the chain of events that led to the establishment of european which without the united states would not be here. one of the things is a common response to critiques of the actions but things like columbus which we now condemn as deplorable in many ways, is that he was a man of his time. we discussed this too. the fact there are always people stood against atrocities such as those that columbus ordered, participated in. notably indigenous people themselves at the time, but also how that europeans of the time. we discussed the dominican fire, a former in slaver in the 1513 of cuba came in part as a priest and has treatment of indigenous people was wrong. and then, who journeyed int

so there's columbus command and columbus commit and a lot of the monuments celebrate columbus the myth. but we can talk about columbus command as we have in this course and i think one of the reasons that columbus commit has gotten a lot of pushback as more and more people have become aware of why exactly he deserves analysis and critique from his enslavement of indigenous people from the first point of contact in the americas to the rating, disfiguring and killing of the indian people at his command in the name of the pursuit of profits specifically gold in the caribbean and yet he is celebrated and we discussed this to ask the sort of kickstart of the chain of events that led to the establishment of european colonies in north and south america and the caribbean without which of course the united states america would not be here at one of the things that's a common response to critiques of the actions of people like columbus whose actions we now condemn as deplorable in many ways is that he was a man of his time. and we discussed this to in fact that there were always people who stood

jessica: cam judy, less than a month into a brand new job as diesel technician in columbus, ohio.as changed for the 28 year old. cam: you have that pit in your stomach. how am i going to take care of my family? jessica: cam was living in west virginia when the pandemic started. his wife lost her corporate job, and his job as a chiropractic assistant wasn't enough to pay the bills. cam: i started looking at what can i do to have that advancement in something i enjoy doing? jessica: that's when he found american diesel training centers in columbus offering a five-week , training program with no upfront tuition costs and help with things like transportation and living expenses. cam: i thought, this was too good to be true, my grandfather worked in the automotive industry for 30 years. no way i can learn what he knows in five weeks and people are going to hire me? jessica: but in an industry with tens of thousands of job openings, even before graduating from the program, cam had multiple offers. he's now making nearly $42,000 a year at kenworth trucks, more than double what he was mak

and down the road in columbus, we are watching the 11-way republican field including a candidate backed by former president donald trump and the other by recent holder steven stivers. a defeat could deal a blow to the president who is using primary threats as a primary means as keeping the influence over the party. a pac made a six-figure buy last week on trump's chosen candidate in ohio mike kerry. nbc news political editor mark murray is with us now. mark, some big named surrogates came to down for brown and turner over the weekend and what should we watch for in the ohio 11th primary tomorrow? >> yeah, the democratic race has given me ptsd of the bernie

it's a book, but it's the works of -- his father was actually the second command under christopher columbus. he was granted a large portion of land in cuba. as a result, basically the atlantic slave began here because the cuban people were among the first who would be enslaved. he grew up in a family that were slave owner. he became a monk. as he prepared a sermon, he became convicted according to writings that the enslavement of the people was wrong, although culturally cuban people were different and considered barbaric, at least in his eyes, and according to scripture as he read it, they were equal amongst europeans. so he became where he was once an adversary to the cuban people or enslaved people, he then became an advocate, he would start writing to king charles. this is known as history of the destruction of the indians where he was documenting to king charles and appealing to them to release the slavery of the people. eventually they did. this is where they started using africans, bringing blacks from the atlantic and enslaving those people as well. another article which documents w

and those stories are told through the spanish, the spanish we, french explorations, christopher columbus, and the african american experience. and again, this is all done with time periods. bill pick up some of the stories as we keep walking through this area. but these are some of the oldest of the stories we. many of them dates back to the foundations of america. when we look here, some of the stories that related to the spanish stories in america -- >> in this particular, actually it's a, book but it is with -- his father was the second in command after christopher columbus and he was granted a large portion of land. as a result, we the island a slave trade because it -- began here because the cuban people would be amongst the first to be. insight last causes would grow up in a family that were slave owners. but he became a monk, and during a sermon, he became convicted that the enslavement of people was wrong. and that cuban people were different, concerted barbaric, at least in delicate says eyes, but he saw that they were equal upon amongst the europeans. so he became, an adversary

it's the broad street bridge in columbus. it's major projects and smaller bridges on rural farm listeneds that -- farmlands that let farmers get goods to market. i talked with 81-year-old howard krueger. he lives in wyoming, ohio, outside of cincinnati. he's retired from prosecute ter and gamble. as he was -- a piece of the western via duct fell on his windshield. he got out of his car, picked up the rock about as big as his fist, a little bigger. took it with him. we talked about it in a radio news conference we did. it's a pretty visceral example of what we all know. our nation's infrastructure is literally crumbling. we need this investment. think about the economic potential waiting to be unleashed when we fix these crumbling bridges. the kind of bottlenecks that frustrate commuters and farmers and businesses in ohio every day. madam president, i want to thank our bipartisan cosponsors of the bridge investment act, senators wyden, the chair of the senate finance committee, senator whitehouse, senator inhofe from oklahoma,

and john tobacco host of wise guys to discuss columbus resignation. and if justice has been served, thanks for joining me. thank you. you know you've got to start with you, john on this, are you actually surprised that governor call us resignation happening today? oh my goodness, i am shocked that he stepped down today. we had a big talk about this on wise guys the other night. we talked about the narcissism of this cat over the last year, using his staff to go out there and write his book firm lying about all the bad. it's kind poetic justice that he has to leave on this note because he deserves a disgraceful exit. but the real to me, the real tragedy is 15000 people, died in new york under his watch. he knew about he had his staff writing a book form and by the way he had his staff doing all kinds of applications to get him an emmy and pat himself on the back for kill and 15000 people. so to me, you know, why guys we use a lot of italian terms, but it's about so i mean, luck with the well, that isn't a time term. and john, i want to get to that, cuz

. >> they found their way across the sea of space, navigating by the same stars that guided columbustillness while traveling at the speed of a meteor. >> about how long will it be before you start closing back up? over. >> an invisible speck in the night somewhere between here and there constantly monitored from earth. in this tiny spacecraft, a temporary earth environment, warmth, air, food, water, everything necessary to sustain life. beyond these fragile walls, nothingness. absolute cold. an end to life. the most important function of the spacecraft, life, was also monitored constantly. through telemetry. the heartbeat and breathing of each astronaut although each breath was 30,000 feet further from the one before it. should one heart flutter it would have been concern to millions world's away. 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

when you go to columbus firm, which newly kind of this is our 3rd time visiting? probably. so it's workable as drug use as get together. say it had said he didn't want us to interview him this time he'd run away from rehab. and the only thing he was asking for now was money, presumably to pay for him to get home. we had to be honest and face by plan to help. so i had get treatment for his addiction, had simply ended in failure. he returned to where he'd come from and we joined his old buddies. mm mm mm mm. the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk with the i the bank guys are the financial survival guy. when customers go buy, you reduce the bin l well, reduce the lower the best under cutting, but what's good food market to the global economy? me who's on the line here on our face smoke, can we see the carpet up this morning? i'm going to

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jabari, you will learn more and take a road trip to columbus and figure it out.ory. it's crazy. >>> up next, so long animal house and hello penthouse. lots of college kids are living the high life off campus we'll talk more about it and show you some of these digs that will probably make you jealous and how you can also profit from it while sitting on your couch while is covid-19 still going to impact the rising seniors in the class of '22 the top application expert who runs an app when we roll on right after will be asked. >>> well, college living sure ain't what it used to be lots of freshman dorms are still cinder block walls and a loft here or there but for sophomores and up the off campus digs can be upper class and wall street has found a way to get everyone involved in the college housing game let's take a look at some of this and talk about some of the potential winners. diana olick joining us tonight >> reporter: yeah, no question students want to be here campus even if classes do end up going online again and as many universities require vaccinations no

if it was a book that the brother know shows when you go to columbus firm, if we're moving kind of this is our 3rd time visiting. probably. so it's workable as drug users get together, say it had said he didn't want us to interview him this time he'd run away from rehab. and the only thing he was asking for now was money. presumably to pay for him to get home. we had to be honest and face by plan to help. so i had get treatment for his addiction, had simply ended in failure. he returned to where he'd come from and rejoined his old buddies. mm mm mm mm ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, how y'all was going to have a message to any possible invader, but anyone who looks canister with bad intention, they will face what the united states has traced today. america is hasty departure from afghanistan, leaves the country in the hands of the very taliban regime. washington promised to overthrow 20 years ago. quite the chaos and bloodshed during the fun. when the u. s . president biden's ministration.

our local nbc affiliate in columbus, ohio, who talked to people that got the shot after the fda grantedl approval to pfizer, and one man, alex todd, said he was waiting for full approval before getting the shot. mr. todd saying, quote, i feel a lot more confident in it for sure, and pretty much all the people i talked to that didn't want the vaccine have been waiting for the approval. how optimistic are you, doctor, that folks who have been sitting on the sidelines are all of a sudden going to rush out now and get the shot because of the full approval? >> well, the fda approval is great news but i have to be realistic, because as a scientist it's not realistic they will not all rush out. you can have a survey saying 30% are just waiting for approval, and we know inpatient care when it comes to now go and get it, people still don't do it and they will find other excuses. there will be plenty of people like those in columbus that do get the vaccine, so there will be an uptick, which is good, and as mentioned by dr. fauci and others and including you, craig, it will make it easier for inst

if it was a good book now shows when you go to columbus firm, which is really kind of it is this is our 3rd time visiting police. so it's workable as drug users get together. say it had said he didn't want us to interview him this time he'd run away from rehab. and the only thing he was asking for now was money. presumably to pay for him to get home. we had to be honest and face by plan to help. so i had get treatment for his addiction, had simply ended in failure. he returned to where he'd come from and rejoined his old buddies. mm mm mm mm. the back either finance alive. no. made it a girl. i didn't really support a problem. i know they stopped the ah, breaking news this our on our t international, celebratory gunfire, rings out across cobble as america's 20 year presence in afghanistan come to an end . the pentagon confirmed the last us evacuation flight has left the country where it's now half past 3 in the morning on the 31st.

almost some of them are 2 shots. columbus rouge almost took the bus to john some of the oh maybe it gets a little time will that? yeah, they didn't. it didn't, it didn't see the say as on the i did in the the 3rd trinket is to see that. you see the battle rope is did one of them hit it? i've been shot them all was when that was the fall under the weather. sam shots and so they may have watched the me ah, some some give extended his items. she really think him it van only if sun on them love it, you need to show that somebody shock. let them fuck the the crucial. that's not a whole lot of us to them the the me ah, ah, son. clicking on the sun stumbled on the summer room on the left so you can let him a to come out. so i give you the ordinance office on the washer bus. because because of the regular rush i. ready my son was tripping the kaiser on. really believe it is true for the fall. yeah. sometime we'll give it to our tech would and could the hubbard i need to send them back to you? shock because it sounds like i me some i'm will let them use them choosing his dinner on your cell phone

literally waiting for, you know, pretty good now shows when you go to columbus firm, if we're moving kind of this is our 3rd time visiting police. so it's workable as drug users get together. say it had said he didn't want us to interview him this time he'd run away from rehab. and the only thing he was asking for now was money. presumably to pay for him to get home. we had to be honest and faith plan to help. so i had get treatment for his addiction, had simply ended in failure. he returned to where he'd come from and rejoined his old buddies. mm mm mm mm mm ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy for patients. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. developments only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk the ah, or success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, gravely and selfless. courage is united states military and our diplomat and intelligence professionals. us president joe biden calls mission that demonstrated success despite the

they're living at the columbus zoo. zookeepers threw them a party.refighter themed gathering. which made sense. the cubs are going up. captain cow weighs 75 pounds. goldie and poppy weigh about 63 pounds each. they're having a nice party. they'll be full grown in about a year, they'll weigh between 100 and 100 -- oh, hello. 1 is 60 pounds. thanks for joining us. have a great night.

when you go to columbus firm, mooney kind of this is our 3rd time visiting probably. so it's where couples drug users get together. say it had said he didn't want us to interview him this time he'd run away from rehab. and the only thing he was asking for now was money, presumably to pay for him to get home. we had to be honest and face planned, helps i get treatment for his addiction, had simply ended in failure. he returned to where he'd come from and we joined his old buddies. the only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking that is a nation's allowed to do anything, all the master races and then you have the mind, the nation. so the slave, the americans, rock obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. like turning those russians into this dangerous go. you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy. so some of it on your own. i english v i v. i not too often live on in tablet, block nato. it's o

it certainly looks wet there in columbus circle.he mayor is urging everyone to stay indoors if they can. flash flood warnings are in effect for much of the new york city area, including newark and atlantic beach. have a look at what happened a few hours ago in central park. a massive crowd attending the "we love new york city" concert told to leave, go home. they'd been enjoying the show until severe weather moved in, and here was the thing, lightning was reported nearby so that triggered the concert organizers to cancel it. they halted it and then called it off. as performers gathered in tents backstage, waiting out the storm, as cnn's live coverage continued, here's what happened. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> performers doing what performers do, an inprompt due performance caught on smartphone and beamed around the world. that's the killers by the way. the concert was officially canceled, new york's mayor tweeting, the safety of everyone in attendance had to come first. >>> now let's head to the airports. the storm causing flight cancelations and lot

this haitian community in columbus, ohio, trying to reach loved ones. >> i have my sister, my brother, my uncle. and i don't know if they're alive or what happened to them. >> reporter: haiti can't seem to catch a break. first, there was the assassination of its president last month. covid is rampant here. and now, a tropical storm is bearing down on the region. >> matt gutman on the ground in haiti. thank you. >>> starting today, new york city becomes the first city in the nation to require proof of vaccination for indoor activities.that ilus entertainm. the enforcement of the mandate starts september 13th. the delta variant is driving a summer surge of covid infections. the daily average of cases is up 930% from mid-june. and the texas state supreme court has ruled that the governor can ban mask requirements after school districts and counties across the state defied the order. >>> we're just getting started on this monday morning. coming up, wildfires in the west are triggering thousands of new evacuations. >>> with so many kids heading back to school for in-person learning, why sc

yesterday columbus snapped a six match losing streak by beating cincinnati, montreal knocked out torontotlanta saw their recent momentum halted, they fell to nashville. there was so much action in this one but we set it from the beginning -- lafc needed this one, they were desperate for it. a tie doesn't feel the same, does this feel like a loss? >> maurice: it does, they did so well the great chances, it was a great game for brian rodriguez and to go up and have the lead in front of these fans, this stadium was rocking. if this is the second game in a row they'd conceded in the last 5 minutes to drop points. they have to refocus and figure out a way to shift a mentality. this could have been a pivotal moment, win against l.a. galaxy tonight would've been vital but bob bradley has to revitalize them. >> alexi: bob bradley will be frustrated and can't answer why they weren't able to get a win. greg vanney, not a perfect game, you go into your biggest rivals house take a point, thank you very much -- this is an imperfect galaxy but they are a hell of a lot better than what we have seen in

we would continue doing our job on the cover from home, telephone trip to just live in columbus, is from couple things to them, not encountering any resistance. i'm afraid. the total present in the caps was just a matter of faith, probably there waiting until the definitive pull out of us troops scheduled for august 30th before capturing the capital of furthest seeing that with the u. s. and they to withdraw, afghans got the opportunity to run their country on their own. however, in fact, it turned out to be american, the west established a puppet government, which could not care less about afghanistan. and today's officials are only concerned about saving their lives. i think the americans could have handled better the retreat, the more about ordinary people and their rights. meanwhile, a deployment of give us forces has arrived in cobble to help if i q 8 embassy stuff . with 3000 more american troops expected to arrive in the coming days. nato's also expressed concern about the taliban blitz and reaffirm support for the afghan government and security forces. to you case simon, right gi

money from the luminous beetle, but many are aware am regulating themselves in quanta, lucas in columbus like i like and a lot of the education we give to people is about what not to bring repellant white clothing to be silent for a waiver to begin, let's just begun hopefully go i'm ping recycling local materials to reduce the environmental impact on math. so on the on the some of these platforms are from an industrial part of tough, scala. there is wood not only for the platform, but also for the bed bases. we use this wood that was in place for these quite rustic tape. all the while he's trying to reuse would others, the chopping down trees all over the forest? it's perhaps the biggest threat for the fire flies logging, which squeezes their living space. the now every june through august, the visual symphony continues. the challenge of the future is to keep the lights from going out. john holman, out, is it a plus gala mexico? astounding isn't a fit for the news hour, but i'll see you in a couple of minutes with a news news. news news like 85 for young anti apartheid activists were mur

we will continue doing our job on the cover from home, telephone trip to just live in columbus is from couple. it seems to them nothing counting any resistance. i'm afraid. the total present in the capital is just a matter of days. probably they're waiting until the definitive pull out of us troops scheduled for august 30th before capturing the capital of furthest seeing that with the us and they to withdraw. afghans got the opportunity to run their country on their own. however, in fact, it turned out that the american of the west established a puppet government which could not care less about afghanistan. and today's officials are only concerned about saving their lives. i think that the americans could have handled better the retreat. the more about ordinary people and their rights. this map shows the situation right now. currently the taliban is taken hold of strategically crucial locations very near to the capital. the islamists ramped up their offensive in april and after the us president announced he was pulling out troops at the time the militant group held less than a fits of

am regulating themselves in quanta lucas in columbus like i like in a lot of the education we give to people as about what not to bring repellant white clothing to be silent for a waiver to begin. let's just begun, oakley, go. i'm paying recycling local materials to reduce the environmental impact on the mass. so on the, on the, some names of these platforms are from an industrial part of tuscola. there is, would not only for the platform but also for the bed bases. we use this wood that was in place for these quite rustic tape and all the while he's trying to reuse would others chopping down trees all over the forest? it's perhaps the biggest threat for the fireflies logging which squeezes their living space. the now every june to august, the visual symphony continues. the challenge for the future is to keep the lights from going out. john holman out, is it a plus gala mexico? kiddos for now his center. thank you very much. he has a more arjun time football style in messy is expected to make his w for probably late on sunday. if his 4 year old didn't feature in the p. s. g 's 1st 3 g

. >> reporter: brian from columbus, ohio, is a regular visitor who moved all his plans from last summeris. >> i think maybe, if anything, i'm worried about making sure all my paperwork was in order, making sure everything was, you know, good to go. >> reporter: that vaccine paperwork is now required to visit monuments and museums, and soon cafes and restaurants, too. usually in summer, these steps up to the sacre coeur are teeming with tourists. but with covid still an issue and with travel restrictions still in place, tourist numbers are still way down, and there are far fewer americans. elaine cobbe, cbs news, paris. >> diaz: tourism in italy will change starting tomorrow. giant cruise ships will be banned from the lagoon near st. mark's square in venice. italy declared the city's waterways a national monument. it comes two years after a ship crashed when it tried to dock. we all remember that. esults of do-it-yourself recycling. and later, with its mother sick, zookeepers step in to help raise a baby wallaby. ready to shine from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nail

we continue doing our job on the cover from home, telephone trip to just live in columbus is from kabul. it seems that they're not encountering any resistance. i'm afraid. the total present in the capital is just a matter of faith. probably they're waiting until the definitive pull out of us troops scheduled for august 30th before capturing the capital of furthest seeing that with the u. s. and they to withdraw, afghans got the opportunity to run their country on their own. however, in fact, it turned out to be american, the west established a puppet government, which could not care less about afghanistan. and today's officials are only concerned about saving their lives. i think the americans could have handled better their retreat and thought more about ordinary people and their rights has also expressed concern about the tele bonds blitz and reaffirm support for the african government and security forces are to k, simon, right, gives us his own unique take his america's troops and the night so long as it drags along for the ride pulled up. i've got install last month on the 20 is a b

we will continue doing our job on the cover from home, telephone trip to just live in columbus is from kabul. it seems to them nothing countering any resistance. i'm afraid. the total present in the capital is just a matter of probably the waiting until the definitive pull out of us troops scheduled for august 30th before capturing the capital thing with the us and they to withdraw. afghans got the opportunity to run their country on their own. however, in fact, it turned out that the american, the way established a puppy government, which could not care less about afghanistan. and today's officials are only concerned about savings in line. i think the americans could have handled better the retreat and thought more about ordinary people and their right project can use and from turkey were rushing, fire fighting plane has crashed while hoping extinguish places in the south of the country or 8 people aboard, die to me, incident, according to the washing defense ministry, 5 russian citizens were among the crew investigation and the tragedy is under way. in the meantime, thousands are out

but many are aware am regulating themselves in quantum lucas in columbus like i like in a lot of the education we give to people as about what not to bring repellant white clothing to be silent for a waiver to begin. let's just begun, oakley, go, i'm paying recycling, local materials to reduce the environmental impact with mass song. they are listening to these platforms, or from an industrial part of tuscola. there is, would not only for the platform, but also for the bed basis. we use this wood that was in place for these quite rustic tape and all the while he's trying to reuse would others chopping down trees all over the forest? it's perhaps the biggest threat for the fireflies logging which squeezes their living space. the now every june to august, the visual symphony continues. the challenge for the future is to keep the lights from going out. john holman, al jazeera plus gala mexico. ah .

we will continue doing our job on the cover from home, telephone trip to just live in columbus is from kabul. it seems to them nothing countering any resistance. i'm afraid. the total present in the capital is just a matter of days. probably they're waiting until the definitive pull out of us troops scheduled for august 30th before capturing the capital of furthest seeing that with the u. s. and they to withdraw, afghans got the opportunity to run their country on their own. however, in fact, it turned out to be american, the west established a puppet government, which could not care less about afghanistan. and today's officials are only concerned about saving their lives. i think the americans could have handled better the retreat, the more about ordinary people and their rights. nato has also expressed concern about the tele bonds blitz and reaffirm support for the afghan government and security forces are to you. ok simon, right. gives us his own, take his america's troops and the night so long as it drags along for the ride pulled up. i got installed last month on the 20 years of b

you were when the office in columbus on you know, when the bedroll hadn't started, you know, 40 to 45 percent off of long territory was under their control. you know, when the end is regina sitting in cobbler, you know they, they, they were restricted to, to cobble and some, you know, urban centers and really areas honestly. they had no. rit. ok, so that was then and we're it now what happens now when the plan is done? what does pakistan favor, what is the role that focused on is playing bought and how can there be piece of guns boxes on as part of the international coalition for piece boxes on wants this huge conciliation box font is not engaging with balaban. pakistan is engaging with in dia, a found leadership here in the forum office, just a few days back. i had the erstwhile leaders of the us while northern alliance. you know, they were not taliban supporters. why we engaging with them? why? oh, why have be being going to, you know, trying to convince them that we have resumed from the ninety's. let us not repeat the mistakes of the ninety's. we want to be forward looking. we wan

columbus, who italian americans were always proud of the fact that he is italian or was italian. but he was sailing under spanish flag. and so it was spain that did a lot of the early exploration on behalf of europeans in the new world. how much, how often? i understand that in 15 13, when ponce dylan landed in florida, some of the indigenous people greeted him in spanish. they had already met several other spanish explorers. spain had vast holdings, in the long run, a whole other discussion as to how they arrived at that. but for our purposes, it didn't end there. spain expanded her territories and possessions, her trade interests all the way to asia, across the pacific, to the islands of the philippines, which are named after the king of spain at that time, king philip the second. so by the 15 hundreds, they are our galleons sailing all around the world, to asia and then back to the pacific. across the pacific, back to spain, across the atlantic. and in this trade are variations, including chinese, filipinos, indonesian's and others. but for our purposes, of course, everything

when l fernandez has more from columbus, the catholic church is scathing in this government's treatment of the east bombings and the inquiry that followed. we heard from the archbishop cardinal malcolm runjun, who basically said the government, the president has blood on these hand that the ascended to power on the blood of the innocent victims of those eastern attacks. they said the failure of this government to prosecute those responsible, those who were involved in positions of authority that either ignored the warnings that did nothing to stop what they say could have been prevented from what the reports indicate has been an absolute tragedy. now, they have been launching sort of campaigns from time to time, and they have said that if these don't work, they are ready to go international. we're not doing the vatican that we are thinking of thinking of you and the international human rights commission. because it is right of our people for justice, that should be known. and those who are sponsors shouldn't be identified. we are not, we're not like shylock insisting on the pound of fle

about, you know, if the chinese, some means are going to come in the, in the notion and doc at the columbus bought how they want to go. they're going to come from the rest of the pacific and they have all it is our job political interests, which i'm sure she'll experience so, you know, politics interest to see that giant us naval ambitions. and they don't create a problem for us in the indian ocean because they clearly made this known to the maritime project. therefore, it is quite normal that we think the security of the indian ocean into that of the western pacific. but beyond that, i can't see why anybody should have any questions about the concept of in the endo pacific go. i agree that from the american point of view, they want to emphasize the china offset. from our point of view, we want to talk about the security of the indian ocean, including the western indian ocean, where we have joined up with france and india and foster become say, very states a good cooperative players with regard to the security of the western indian if i may please, one more question about interest relations