two to three weeks in advance to visit the top of the pedestal. in general, you will make it to lower manhattan, go through a screening process, board the boats at new york at battery park and also in new jersey at liberty state park. you will have a great experience of sailing in front of the statue. you can get off and enjoy the statue. when you leave from new york. and when you board the boat from the statue, your next stop will be ellis island which is also an incredible experience. you can spend a good half-day if not a whole day visiting these two great national monuments. the statue of liberty and ellis. to wrap it all up, for auguste bartholdi, it was his dream to become rich and famous. unfortunately, neither of those happened for him. but if he were alive today, i think he would be very proud. because although he is not famous, his work of art certainly is. >> you can view this and all other american artifacts programs at c-span.org/history. select and browse recent programs. the schedule is also available on the right side of the page.

a tiny pedestal, right there. washington then stands on his pedestal as a symbolic replacement for the toppled king. he sent copies of this print to george washington, including this one. which fortunately eventually made its way back to mount vernon. ever polite and appreciative, washington acknowledged the gift, calling it elegantly ,xecuted and modestly noting was not the late president of the united states a character in this piece, it would now become me of me for fitness of the design. it was dedicated to the congress of the united states. with the optimistic notion that each of the distinguished politicians might be potential subscribers. as we have seen, there was a range of washington prints, from the large, sophisticated highbrow efforts to the modest endeavors available to every man, woman and child. so i would like to return us to where we began. patriotic music. another of edwards engravings was a very tiny version of covert stewart, also from 1798. this small print, trimmed to a circle, seems to have

it is called pedestal walk -- pedestal rock. it is on oregon's cape kiwanda , and took decades for nature to create slowly eroded by sand and sea salt. but it was destroyed in a matter of seconds. two witnesses recorded the vandalism, and then confronted the group. they say the group told them they were getting revenge because a friend had broken their leg on that rock. >> they basically told me themselves it was a safety hazard, did the world or oregon a favor that they knocked it down. ed: they're looking for these people, and the group involved could face criminal charges. to your economy now. the state of rhode island is looking to recover some of the money lost in that disastrous 38 studios deal. heather: that was the failed video game company founded by former red sox pitcher curt schilling. a judge will consider whether a partial $25.6 million settlement with wells fargo securities and barclays capital is a good deal the state fronted schilling 75 -- $75 million in guaranteed loans, only to see the company fail less than

. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, and mind, that's really what she was. >> yes, i'm here. >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked him down on the internet and for the first time in more than 70 ye

. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, and unobtainable, because in my mind, that's really what she was. >> yes, i'm here. >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked the first time in more than 70 years, the two talked to each other again via skype. >> i still dream of you. >> you do? >> i do. >> oh, my goodness. ( laughs ) oh, thomas. >> reporter: joyce morris, now 88 and divorced, lives in australia. >> the only one big problem is i can't take you in my arms and give you a scweed! ( laughs ). >> oh, here we are. >> reporter: problem solved.

pedestal was built that way and in time the statue of liberty was put up and a statue pulitzer in the park where the statue is on the island. my last bit of this architectural tour of new york to show you the significance, pulitzer is re-created american journalism. is vital, important and papers are published every hour of the day. if there as-- is an important trial in new york, reporter would sit in the room, write his story, handed to a copy boy who would go downstairs and pick up an open phone a dictator back to the paper. they would print that hours trial, put it on the streets and little boys would sell it. that was the cnn at the time. it was so important that on election night people would gather by the thousands on park row because there was no radio to tell you who would win and you will look at the front of the newspaper and they would that the resulting chock. pulitzer became as i said the midwife of this whole world of journalism in which people dependent on it, turned to news for entertainment. they would see at dinner, did you read that story in the new york world or m

the piece was secured to a pedestal, the pedestal gave way. >> reporter: the tiles under the piece came off the pedestal and went with the piece. the value somewhere between 20 and $25,000. the big concern now iset getting it back. the director said a similar crime happened in denver a couple of years ago it was kids involved in that one when they found out the high value of what they stole and the fact the police were looking for it, they destroyed it. the hope is that does not happen here. >> live from downtown st. pete, steve nichols, fox 13 news. >>> developing now an accident that left six people injured is underway in connecticut a bus overturned in madison this afternoon. police say there were more than 50 people on board the bus at the time. around 30 were taken to the hospital for treatment. they are trying to figure out if weather played played a role in and police say the roads were slick. >> the last thing we need is another bush there are other people in government that are just bad. it's gotten totally out of control. one of the reasons is, some of them are smart, he's not

it is bronze a pedestal. the piece is relatively small. it could fit into a 8 by 6 by 6 box and was probably taken yesterday before the gallery closed. the pedestal is now empty and damaged where the piece used to be attached. police are looking through hours of video from several surveillance cameras taken around closing time on sunday. they're still not sure if it was a professional art thief or someone who has no clue how 3 police say they are still without any solid leads. the dale chihuly collection is worth more than $5 million dollars. he has countless pieces housed in hundreds of museums all over the world. this is the first time a piece from the collection in st. pete has been stolen in six years. 3 3 in sarasota: a traffic camera could be the hit and run crash. sarasota police say *this is bicyclist - then drove off. 3 fox 13's josh cascio has the latest on the case - where he spoke with the victim's father. 3 there's an emptiness in troy sandifara&and it only grows wider as days go by without answers. take vohis son skylar was h

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the oregon sandstone pedestal stood in a dangerous part of the nature area.x people including three teenagers fell to their deaths off the cliffs including two drownings in the past two years. >> our first concern is that making sure people are safe. and then, second, what who need to do with people to be clearer with people about what is appropriate behavior in a park. >> the photographer who confronted the vandals who claim the formation was a safety hazard. he doesn't buy it. >> for them to have the intention of knocking over the rock for sole purpose of being vandals makes me upset. >> been tracy, los angeles. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, september 7th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> for the first time ever, donald trump and hillary clinton will be on the same stage, taking questions from veterans. the military battle both campaigns are waging before tonight's showdown. >>> miami is taking its fight to the air, spraying a powerful and controversial chemical in hopes of stopping zika spread, but people living under the spray are

the oregon sandstone pedestal stood in a dangerous part of the nature area. at least six people including three teenagers fell to their deaths off the cliffs including two drownings in the past two years. >> our first concern is that making sure people are safe. and then, second, what who need to do with people to be clearer with people behavior in a park. >> the photographer who confronted the vandals who claim the formation was a safety hazard. he doesn't buy it. >> for them to have the intention of knocking over the rock for sole purpose of being vandals makes me upset. >>> the candidates come out swinging. >> once again, donald trump is totally unfit and unqualified to be our president. >> putin looks at hillary clinton and he smiles. >> as the fall campaign begins, the battleground states. >> also tonight, a confession in the abduction and murder of an 11-year-old, 27 years ago. >> incredibly painful to know his last days, last hours, last minutes. >> a sexual harassment suit, million. and the rebirth of the centerpiece of american freedom. ? ? >>> with

. >> there's no pedestals in our house. [ laughter ] >> got to love tom brady senior.'ll tell you this. how about him? he -- he has tom brady as a son. future hall of famer. >> yes. >> his daughter-in-law is giselle bundchen. >> his son-in-law is -- >> no pedestals. how about that. great family. thanks for watching. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: political enemies joining forces? president-elect donald trump meets with one of the most outspoken critics, mitt romney. who else might join the trump emotion? ( booing ). >> ninan: also tonight, vice president-elect mike pence gets booed on broadway and hears from one of the stars of "hamilton." >> we truly hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values. >> ninan: what's behind the spike in hate and harassment since the election? ♪ 100 days 100 nights ♪ to know a man's heart >> ninan: and she was 4' 11" of sheer power. we remember soul singer extrord

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washington stands on his pedestal as a symbolic replacement for the toppled king . buxton sent proof copies of his print to george washington, including this one printed on printed on-- s -- satin. ever polite and appreciative, washington acknowledged the gift, calling it "elegantly executed." the print was published by bookseller charles smith in new york and dedicated to the congress of the united states with the optimistic notion that each of those distinguished politicians might be potential subscribers. as we have seen, there was a tsnge of washington prin from the large sophisticated highbrow efforts to the modest endeavors available to every man, woman, and child. i would like to return us to where we began, patriotic music. another of david edwin's engravings was a very tiny version of the stewart face, also from 1798. this small print, trimmed to a circle, seems to have been made specifically to paste onto the title of a music sheet. in april 1798, joseph hopkinson of philadelphia composed a piece called "the favorite new federal friendwritten for his gilbe

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police officers should not be on a pedestal. politicians should not be on a pedestal.blic servant, no public employee should be on a pedestal. respect good work, but we've got to hold those that violate those standards accountable. that's really the point. and to treat it as though you're either pro police or anti-police is really not the choice we have in this country. the choice that we have is to support effective policing, that keeps us safe, by honest men and women. and let's hold those who run afoul accountable if they run afoul of the law or the constitution. let's hold them accountable. we hold politicians accountable. we hold people in the community accountable. i just believe there's a duty for any public employee. it's a tough job, it's hard work, there's a tremendous amount of pressure, but you have to hold people accountable. >> marc, president of the national urban league, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> the breaking news we're following. fear of fresh violence in charlotte, north carolina. we're going back to the streets there, live. >>> plus, r

women were at home and they said it was like a pedestal but she said that pedestal is actually a cage and that's when she began hercampaign . >> host: and the genius insight of her litigation career, at least as i have always understood it, is that the leading women's rights advocate in the history of american law pics men for clients. why? >> guest: she likes to say, there's a story we tell that at a dinner party someone introduces her and says this is ruth bader ginsburg. she works on behalf of women's liberation and she interrupts that person and says actually, it's women's and men's liberation. that's indicative of her view of feminism which is that it's not just about women being in these roles in public society which is obviously important but in order to really dismantle these gender stereotypes, you needed to show that men also could do the things that we might consider to be feminine. >> host: give someexamples. how did that work ? >> guest: she represented male clients who were trying, for example, to be the primary caregivers of their children and get some sort of benefit f

staff in northeast ohio ato allh over the country stacy fry >> they were absolutely blindside a pedestal thinkey the preparing to go back to class next week now thousands of themm are wondering what's next. what's in their future.ing 130 itt tech including ten in ohio certainly calls about 45,000 students and 38 states received that notificationud it's closing for good. itt has been under investigation for fraud the release that they were forced to cease operations after the department of educationere t issued sanctionsn their enrollment of mr. to rely on financial aid. it's a real to local nursing student was just here at thee doesn't just affect the studentd but 8,000 employees nationwide as well so other stews likes tracy are looking into how they and staff students itt says they will try to assist students as best they can toa transition ton other schools th itt hasat also been a vector hundred and $52 million to the federal government within next 30 days with morer information on all this on oure webpage at fox8.com. thanks so much for the update jury selection jessica dill is at th

every time there is a chip on that pedestal, every time i step -- he stepped off that pedestal, i realized much he was like him -- i was like him and he was like me. charlie: you read smiley's book. anthony: i did. charlie: how did that influence you? mr. mackie: it shows the nature in which he was a facilitator for the black community into the white community, and the white community into the black community. i think the one thing this movie shows that you never really see is dr. king with his core group of advisers, leaders, and friends, and that frustration between stokely and ralph abernathy and all those guys, and dr. king having to moderate that, and then going into the world of lbj and having to moderate that. charlie: knowing hoover was after him. anthony: exactly. and he was a phenomenal politician. he played on both sides of the coin. that is why he and lbj got along so well. it was ali frazier. it was a mutual respect. charlie: here is dr. king speaking to a group of protesters about the importance of civil rights. [video clip] >> but the government cannot legislate what people

when renee got too sick, celine had a gold cast mold of his hand placed on a gold pedestal. >> the hand is so symbolic because hand guarded her, his hand guided her and that hand will watch over her for years to come. even the fingerprints are exactly his. >> robin leach was one of the night's speakers. >> we sat on monday and blocked the whole evening out and then they took it to her yesterday and ran it by her and tweaked some introductions and she fulfilled his wish that the program that you have the two photographs, that was his choice. >> and that was this take away, pointing out that it's not about the beginning, the end of life, it's about the dash, the journey in the middle. own, the house, t cars, the cash, what matters is how we live and love and how we spend our dash. >> he loved life so very much. and life loved him. renee, i love you. so much. good night. >> although celine questioned her own strength, she did assure us that she'll be perform on the 23rd. i want to show you something i brought back from the tribute, these are playing cards with renee's signature on them. it

through a murder spree, now murderers on a pedestal they are glorified. >> it is not appropriate tolorify murders, and to bryce a points, i think he is correct, in talking about where a lot of violent happens is in communities without hope, a lot of education is not great. it is poor. and the community trusts support and trust is not strong. >> it is -- >> a two pronged approach. charles: we're out of time. i know you both -- i want to pick it up again, but sadly, i believe we're going to have reason to. i do appreciate you both, we'll pick it up later. >> merry christmas. >> donald trump and vladimir putin, finding common ground today, pumping up their own nuclear capabilities. are you afraid? the mainstream media says duck under your desk. we'll be right back. >> that $125 billion dollars, some of it could be saved, we hope they put it back in places where money really needs to be invested, i including hoinclude monitorrizing our nuclear deterrent. today president-elect trump tweeting out. -- until such time that worldcoms to its senses regarding nukes. just a short time ago, tran

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so the fbi decided that if they were going to take king off his pedest pedestal, it was a part of their task to find and bring into prominence a new, quote, national negro leader. >> after the march on washington, there was an acceleration. he was defined because of his speech in that demonstration in washington as the most dangerous and effective leader in the country and there was a paper battle within the bureau as to how best to attack him and he was attacked. after "time" magazine named him as man of the year, again the bureau finds that reprehensible, believes it must attack and destroy. when he was given the nobel prize, again they seek to discredit dr. king with the persons who welcomed him back from that award. when he began to speak out against the vietnam war there's a new crescendo of efforts by of the bureau to discredit and destroy dr. king. when the poor people's campaign took place, once again they go after dr. king. and their activity to go after dr. king didn't even cease when he died. because, as congress began to consider the question of whether or not dr. king's bir

and i see every time theres with a chip on that pedestal, every time he stepped off that pedestal, i realized how much i was like him and how much he was like me. >> rose: you read tavis smiley's book. >> i did. >> rose: how did that inform you? called death of a king. >> death of a king. it is a wonderful depiction of the final 365 days of dr. king's life. and it shows one, his-- the nature in which he was a facilitator for the black community into the white community and the white community into the black community. i think the one thing this movie shows that you never really see is, you know, the doctor king with his core group of advertisers, leaders and friends. and that frustration between stoakly and ralph abernathy an all those guys. and dr. king having to moderate that and then going to the world of lb swrrks and have to moderate that. >> rose: knowing that j edgar hoover was after him and all that. >> knowing he was after him. and he was just a phenomenal politician. i don't think nufer people give him respect for the politician he was. he played on both sides of the coin.

to get across that message, there was this pedestal that many men thought women were on, they were sparednecessity to earn a living. that was a myth. it was never true for poor women. to get them to see that what they regarded as favors, and the wonderful expression justice brennan used, the pedestal turned out to be a cage because it can find women -- confined women and limited what they could do. to get the court to understand there was discrimination, that was a challenging job. justice sotomayor: i was just going to say, as groundbreaking as your work as a litigator was, the notorious rbg will live on a lot longer. [laughter] [applause] charlie: what do you think of that? justice ginsburg: i think it is absolutely amazing. [laughter] justice ginsberg: an 83-year-old woman should be notorious. [laughter] justice ginsberg: but i understand where it comes from. you know the famous rapper, notorious b.i.g. he and i were both born and bred in brooklyn. [laughter] [applause] justice ginsberg: more than that, i think that the nyu students who dreamed up this notorious rbg, it started with my

to get across that message, such a pedestal. many men thought they were spared to earn a living.t is a myth. and to get them to see what they regarded as favors and the wonderful expression that justin brennan used, the pedestal turned out to be a cage and confined women. to get the court to understand that there really was gender-based discrimination, that was a challenging job. >> i was just going to say as groundbreaking as your work as a litigator was and notorious r.b.g. will live on a lot longer. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> what do you think of that? >> it is a absolutely amazing. and for an 83-year-old woman should be notorious. [laughter] >> i understand where it comes from, that's the one thing. rapper, -- the famous the notorious b.i.g., he and i were both lord in the same place in brooklyn. the nyun that, i think theents dreamed up notoriousrpg -- the r.b.g. it started with my dissent in the shelby county case and and that was the beginning laugh laugh charlie: you are a role model for many people, how do you see that? and you have spoken about supreme court mi

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justice brennan has that wonderful image that all too often that pedestal turns out to be a cage and protects women from achieving whatever they could from their god-given talent. so getting the judges to understand that gender discrimination was bad for society. for men and women and children but none of the cases in which unrepresented that these were every day people were with the disabled people. to have a young son when he was of tender years. and apply for custody as they become the custodian. candidates severe depression. and then committed suicide. to say i'm sorry this is what the idaho law says. but the great thing is that with three levels of the and a whole court. i did not get involved to the supreme court. this was the everyday woman and in which they conceived to be an obvious injustice. then to have laugh housing allowance mathematical in dental facility man whose wife died in childbirth with the social security benefits to takes care of the sole surviving parent. so to think that is an obvious injustice. and we have a legal system. >> day you think the nature of thos