realistic depiction of a beaver. again, this was ceremony of -- ceremonial, and when it was used in ceremony, you could see the small holes, very front portions of this, that's where the smoking stem would be inserted so when a suit -- when a man was smoking the set ceremony, he is looking right at this very angry beaver. wonderful, beautiful piece. in fact, this is considered the best example of this woodland culture here at gilcrease museum. we are still in our focus on favorites exhibit. we are in a room i kind of luck to call the history room. many of the objects here speak to our history both as when we become the united states but also the history of the americas, beginning with contact with europeans and this document to my right is a great example of this. this is a letter composed, dictated by diego columbus, the son of christopher columbus in 1520. in this letter, columbus is bringing up a subject he had brought up in an earlier letter that we have of 1512. that is how the spanish need to treat the indians

good these guys were and what they did. >> we trapped down the river but found no beaver. looks baron. became necessary to try our hand at something else. >> some mountain men head north. others go west while the worst resort to crime. carson takes to hunting for a local outpost but a dollar a day is hardly enough for him and his surviving daughter adeline. the west he once knew has changed. with greater upheaval on the horizon, when james pope becomes president. >> i shall assert the right that that portion of our territory, which lies beyond the rocky mountains. >> the president had a vision of what america should look like. he wanted all of it and he vowed that he would get it all either by purchasing or by war within one term. >> president polk's agenda is controversial but well-received by business interests both north and south. >> this is the execution of president jefferson's concept that america is destined to spread from coast to coast. it's a big idea and for those doing it, a dangerous one. 50 years later, it will earn the political term manifest destiny. >> th

in my mind the abstraction of the beaver down to its essential components.-- river pearls from the mississippi drainage. the teeth have been carved down and set into this piece of stone to create a very realistic depiction of a beaver. again, this was a ceremonial trifle. when this was used in a ceremony , you can cb small hole in the very front lower portion. that is where the smoking stem would be inserted. so, when a man was smoking this in ceremony, he is looking right at this very angry beaver. so, a wonderful, beautiful piece. in fact, this is considered the best example of this woodlands culture here in gilcrease museum. we are still in our focus on favorites exhibit. we are in a room i like to call the history room, because many objects speak to our history. also the history of the americas beginning with contact with europeans. this document to my right is an example of this. this is a letter. this was from diego columbus the son of christopher columbus in 1820. in this letter, columbus is leaning -- a subject that he had brought up in an earlier le

we were the cleavers. ♪ >> hi beaver. >> hi mom. >> and jay was beaver.as beavette. [ laughter ] brianna was beaverly. we had howard family variety night. >> yeah, we would have game nights and we would -- >> yeah. >> -- have, you know -- >> legitimately, the cleaver family. >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: but by 2012, those days were gone. frank and nancy were now empty nesters. ashley and her brother jay were each married and on their own. brianna was in college in nashville. >> you were so close with your kids. was it hard as one by one they started leaving the nest and going off to college? >> sure, yeah it was. i mean, i'm proud of 'em, but it was -- it was difficult. i mean, change is difficult. >> reporter: now nancy was often home alone. frank's work with his new client -- a wealthy defense contractor -- had him traveling to florida, california even kuwait. >> there was a little bit more, you know, freedom or whatever. and like i said, a lot of it was work. and so you know, i was out there trying to kinda build it. and she was sitting at home. >

international beaver day. >> it's national beer day and beaver day. beavers should not drink. on beer day. >> right. >> however -- >> any other day's fine. >> make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can feel it all over you can feel it all over♪ >> congratulations to coach k. and the duke blue devils on their fifth ncaa basketball championship. and to wisconsin on a stellar season as well. good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at the new york stock exchange. futures relatively steady in the u.s. but europe playing catch up to yesterday's rally. the gains over there, about 1%. pmis looked pretty good too. oil settling back after rising 9 of the past 11 days. tip year's around 1.91. the first rate hike shouldn't come until the second half of next year. the deal in delivery space. fedex buying tnt express for $4.8 billion. that's a deal that u.p.s. failed at just two years ago. we do have the ceo of fedex coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> speaking of deals, also the largest l

. >> we have another avalanche video from beaver creek, british columbia. you have a guy on a snowmobile and, as you can see, he's going up the mountain and it is beautiful. you can see the snow. but watch, he keeps going like he's trying to cross over. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> looks like being on a treadmill on a snowmobile. >> holy [ bleep ]. whoo hoo! awesome! >> a picture he took after his little fall down the mountain. >> holy [ bleep ]. whoo hoo! awesome! >> you might remember this video, this is fritz, over 3 million people enjoyed this video of fritz attempting to catch everything by the end of it you realize fritz couldn't even catch a cold if he's trying to. >> he caught a fry. he did, he caught a fry. >> pretender to the crown, it's rocky the monkey. 11-year-old rocky just likes to catch and can catch just about anything. >> of course she has opposable thumbs that's very different than trying to catch a giant steak in your mouth. >> she's catching all kinds of stuff. doesn't matter if it's a banana or broccoli or even an egg, which she managed and g

international beaver day. >> it's national beer day and beaver day. beavers should not drink.> however -- >> any other day's fine. >> make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can feel it all over you can feel it all over♪ >> congratulations to coach k. and the duke blue devils on their fifth ncaa basketball championship. and to wisconsin on a stellar season as well. good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at the new york stock exchange. futures

the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all acr

next speaker will be carolyn, followed by stephanie greenberg, followed by beaver bauer, et cetera. >> >> good afternoon, any name is carolyn guatier and here to speak in support of the teatro zinzanni from the point of view of charitable organizations of which teatro has been a great supporter. we serve children, adults and elderly in homeless shelters, hospitals, convalescent homes, zool for special needs children, on and on. we produce 600 shows per year, throughout the bay area, for people who need entertainment. teatro zinzanni aloud to us use their beautiful tent and outstanding staff for benefit events in 2004, 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2011. through the generosity of teatro zinzanni we were able to raise funds for our neighborhoods most in need. teatro zinzanni has helped a variety of local charities raise over $2 million to support their work in the community. they include the san francisco >> i was present at the presentations and there was literally no objections to this project. everybody wants to bring teatro zinzanni back. you are balancing three things. one is the sole-sourc

mayfield's body was found on saturday in the schuylkill river near beaver club lane. an autopsy is underway to determine the exact cause of death. >>> we are getting a first look at the woman who police say ran down a romantic rival in an intentional hit and run in philadelphia. precious coleman is charged with attempted murder and assault. coleman was behind the wheel of a white suv when she deliberately hit beatrice spence in nighttown. spends lost her leg and is still in the hospital. according to police the two women were fighting over the same man. "nbc 10" asked the police about the apparent hit and runs. in 2014 there were five hit and runs total for the whole year that killed pedestrians. this year so far we've already reached that number. two of those hit and runs happened last week. one of the victims, 2-year-old david alcea was killed in kensington. he was laid to rest yesterday. the owners of the car live in central police officer police officer. they tell police a family member borrowed it. that same day 4-year-old latif wilson was killed in philadelphia'

a year when "leave it to beaver" was still one of the most popular shows on tv. marched through havana. initially castro promised a democratic cuba. >> i am not come mist. i do not agree with communist. >> but in october of the next year castro nationalized american oil refineries on the island. president dwight eisenhower responded with an embargo on all exports to cuba aside from food and medicine. this is eisenhower's press secretary james haggerty. >> there's a limit to what the united states and self-respect can endure. that limit has now been reached. >> by april of 1961 newly elected president john f. kennedy ordered the cia to invade cuba at the bay of pigs. castro easily defeated the invasion and officially aligned the country with the soviet union. in september of that year congress prohibited aid to cuba and authorized a complete trade embargo. following the cuban missile crisis in 1962 kennedy expanded restrictions to include travel to the island. 2015 is proving to be a very different year than 1962. >>> coming up next the average american ceo makes

beaver valley road. the township voted to approve that project last night.t the conservancy wants to keep the land open. >>> fashion for a good cause last night. american heart association last night. at the nutter museum at the philadelphia college of physicians. who was in a seat? none other than meteorologist bill henley wearing red. i think he's wearing the same tie this morning. go red provides women with tools they need for heart disease, the leading killer of women in the yo u.s. >> great event. different tie, don't want to make that mistake. >> it is a different tie, you promise? >> it is. the a great event, their 12th year. and all the designs done by philadelphia university. >> that dress we showed in that clip there. that was nice. >> one that was one of 21 great dresses. a wonderful prize. and it looks like the skies cleared out nicely for that yesterday afternoon. this morning, it is chilly outside, you need to put on a jacket whatever the color, as the temperatures have turned colder this morning. 30s and 40s. 44 degrees right now at philadelph

simic there really fun music festival jussive beaver walks up to security right before drake is to performnvited me to backstage and they say i don't have you on the of the best. i cannot hate now with the regular people so his team pushes their way through somehow they got him into the mix he was escorted out for the other was allegations he would press charges but he is not everything is fine he joined up drake later at the after party. i do feel sorry in this instance because i am the first person to point my finger but i just think he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. he was not partying. >> if i see a tidy frail woman come up by would put him in a chokehold. >> key always seems to be at the wrong place at the wrong time and it is unfortunate. >> i will play devil's advocate at his roast he said he is starting over a new leaf. >> grossi para. but i do have time for bruce jenner in a weakened a half. it is a huge turning point because it is the last time we will use up pronoun him. >> i know so much because i have been consumed with this story for years. although america just re

have you ever smelled the breath of a beaver? they are clean. they are always chipping on the wood. >> you know what happens? i don't think the actors were offended. they knew they were doing an adam sandler movie -- or project. but then they heard it was just going to netflix and they go oh, we don't want to do this anymore. crap we need a legitimate reason to leave. >> netflix is big. that's legitimate now. >> surely in materials of residuals and rights and getting paid and all of that stuff, i don't know. i don't know if it is better to do netflix. >> i don't know if they were going to make a heck of a lot of money anyway. >> they should. they are native american. >> remi, i don't know if you agree with them for walking off the set. perhaps if you advise them -- as their advisor would you advise them to do that very thing? >> for the record i don't advise the native americans in their decision making. >> you are against representing indians. >> wow. no. i think joanne has a point. i don't think it is a conspiracy theory. they were disappointe

. >> they used to call me the beaver because i was just washing everything.egetable, carry out boxes. >> can't do that anymore, can you? >> i don't think you can make him him 4 hours a day and pay him maybe a buck a month. good old days. why lyon, why here? the right to eat delicious cured pork in delicious forms. >> >> the art of charcuterie, lyonnaise can't live without it. >> pate, sausages, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. [ speaking french ] >> few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynaud. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are coming and they're going mad with production of saucisson. >> in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly and back fat are fed in batches through a vertical chopper. the sprinkling of seasoning and spices. removed in large balls of finely but not too finely chopped leek. you do not want to get your hand caught in one of these things. then mixed to smooth perfection with a dough hook. >> lot of work. >> spread out and layered for

. >> they are the ones who think the beaver -- who think the parents are there. >> what about throwing rocks at cars or shooting somebody with a bb gun. >> i tend to agree with joanne. you get more flies with honey than vinegar. >> disturbing and humorous at the same time. i think he will not get invited to the white house. i think he will be not only the youngest kid ever to send a let torte president, but the only 8-year-old audited by the irs. >> i will give him that she is right about the ketchup. one packet is like no ketchup. >> it is not a vegetable, right? >> you need four or five. >> kids worry about ketchup on his clean, crisp white shirt. >> he did spell citizen correctly and i add pier that. >> he is way above where i was. i was eating rocks at this stage. the rich had a good run. hillary clinton if she is president wants to take down the well to do. berry read in a new new york -- buried in a new "new york times" story she talks about how she is recasting herself as the populous candidate. in a meeting with economists mrs. clinton studied a chart that showed income iny qul

what happened is a beaver went to connecticut and showed up joseph hershel and this indoor miss field in connecticut with all the spectacular sculptures and she came back and said linden this is fantastic. there's nothing like it in the world. he is willing to give it to washington. the only hitch is that he wants to have it named after him. so, johnson said okay. claiborne is in charge of the subcommittee that controls the legislation and he wanted it named the smithsonian museum and there was no way that he was going to. so he [inaudible] we come back and report and the president had a little green office next to the yellow office, he makes the pitch to him about this and claiborne says we just can't name this. we can't do that. so finally he leans over and says i want people of the country to see the sculpture and so does leedy bird. the only way they are green to see it is if we name it. i don't care what we call that i want the people of this country to see it. so he was kind of shaken and embarrassed and he said it's fine we will go with the museum. [laughter] >> that's just a l

i feel like you know the -- i like -- i'm not a big beaver in the gun stocks.to evan in new jersey. evan. >> caller: hi, what do you think about emerge energy? >> i don't want to be in the sand fracking business. we will realize all the energy plays are going down ncluding fracsand. it's the problem with union pacific. ron in south carolina. ron. >> caller: big guys my stock is kkr. >> i like kkr and block stone. i've been behind them. i remain faithful to kkr. carl in new york. carl. >> caller: best of boo-yah to family. >> thank you very much. >> caller: you gave us a shopping list at the beginning of the year i wonder if i should take philips off the table? >> i like it. i can't sell it. i don't want to sell that stock. andrew in new york. andrew. >> caller: jim, what's going on? thanks for having me. union county boo-yah. >> man, you're like -- we following each other. what's happening? >> caller: adxf? >> this is a cancer vaccine play. i'm not been behind it but i bless it as a speculation. let's go to jeff in pennsylvania. jeff. >> caller: hi, jim. i want

. >> police say its officers were not rough with gray beaver he went into the van.ver 40 minutes later an ambulance was called. gray having trouble speaking and breathing. the man who shot the video says gray may have been moving before being placed in the van. he was anything but okay. >> you could see he was in obvious pain. then as the video shows, you can see that his legs were like he couldn't use them. >> the protests in baltimore mr. have been growing tuesday night. we saw the biggest yet with 2,000 people descending on here. western district police station. for baltimore police. this is the place where mr. gray was brought. and then transferred to an ambulance. at one point. protesters even angrily trying to grab the cnn mike. not angry at cnn, angry at the police. the government here. they want justice. spa sieve like what they want is the arrest of the six officers involved in this case. with first degree murder. they will be back, say protesters, every night. and going down to city hall here to take it over they say until they get justice. miguel marques,

the beaver state, the bearer of some of the world's finest cherries.idn't it mean it that way and my dad's tart cherry jam infused with lime and balsamic and soon as throw me in the river, and god rest his soul, he was inspired to write the song "cherry pie" after a visit to an oregon cannery. then at number one, if i've ever had -- timing issues. if you've ever had swedish meatballs at ikea you've it his scandinavian classic. small potent red berries explode with veracity and flavor and make the world's finest preserve. they will go very well with the vodka you'll need to down after putting together ikea bunk beds. pretty sure 10:00-ish. so joe, how hard would you say i nailed it? >> i would say you came close. the important thing is to be able to tell when it must be jelly, because jam don't shake like that. that's the key thing you need to be able to tell. >> very good. [ gargling ] >> the marmite is made from kangaroo squeezin'. >> i heard made from kangaroo fromunderstandage. >> and you're like from underwhere? >> that was not -- one of your favor

the beaver valley conserve antsy. they planned to approve it but they want to keep the land preserved as open space institute race for philadelphia mayor is focused on arts and culture as well as parks and recreation today. . the candidates will discuss those topics during a forum at free library of philadelphia at 5:45 tonight. here's a look at the six candidates. the winner will face the sole republican candidate, melissa murray bailey. check out the nbc10 elections candle. primary held tuesday may 19th. general election will take place tuesday, november 3rd. >>> the criminal case against new jersey's senior u.s. senior, is back in a courtroom today. lawyers for senator bob menendez are in newark for a pretrial conference. earlier this month a federal grand jury indicted menendez on bribery and corruption charges. he's accused of accepting millions of dollars from a friend. >>> to boston where several jurors cried as relatives of victims testified at the sentencing of boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the brother and

beaver valley conservancy filed an appeal over concerns of building it in concord township.the township voted to approve it but the conservancy wants to keep the land open as conserved space. >>> we're learning about a raufl 1 million trek bicycles. officials say three were hurt after a skewer designed to keep a wheel in place came loose. one of the riders was paralyzed. anyone who owns a trek bike with a front disk brake is eligible for a $20 coupon and a free replacement part. >> if you're getting ready to hit out, find out of any problems on the road. >> any problems jessica? >> just getting word right now, 95 an accident on the southbound lanes around woodhaven road. that's potentially causing this delay. 20 minutes headed southbound into the vine street expressway. this is the camera live on top approaching gerhard avenue. you can see no problems as well in the northbound lanes. starting to build in volume 13 minutes in the opposite direction from the vine into woodhaven road. check out the rest of the drive times, we just looked at 95 a second ago. as we head into the

then there's the names that were reported like beaver breath and wears no bra.w especially one scene that i felt very offended by was when a native american woman, who's played by a white actress, was passed out on the ground and the brothers of adam sandler in the film are pouring liquor on her. then she jumps up and starts dancing with everyone. >> okay. so those are some of the reasons why you left. i'm wondering, just knowing adam sandler sandler's films of past and knowing this was a satire by no means am i saying any of this is okay, by the way, but did you have the script ahead of time? i read you were conflicted in going into the film in the first place. >> no we didn't have the script. we didn't know anything about the film besides it being an adam sandler film and a comedy. the only reason i was conflicted going in is because i knew that it was portraying native americans in that time period, the old hollywood westerns. >> >> you were quoted as saying that native american actors are still just hollywood indians. what do you mean by that? >> what i mean

. >> you have one female character who was also one of the main characters goes by the name of beaver's breath. and another character by wears no bra. >> we need to take issue when they degrade our elders our people. >> there's a lot of traditions we hold sacred. a lot of traditions we don't want put out there in hollywood. >> netflix responded by underscoring the film's use of irony. a spokesperson says it's a broad satire of western movies and the stereotypes they popularize. joining me now is the author wok the show. what's your response to this controversy? do you think this is something that hey, it's a matter of satire or is this something serious that people should take into consideration and not simply political correctness? >> thank you, professor. before even addressing the idiot whisperer adam sandler or his latest silly movie "the ridiculous six" i think it's very important as a native person to command and thank and show some gratitude and love to those brave actors and actresses who said that we are going to put principle above racial ridicule for native people. that's not

years ago when bob was in junior high, and a devoted fan of his local high school football team in beaverfeated for two full seasons. so when they finally lost, bob was devastated. his solution-- create a fictional town with its own team and run around acting out the games. >> petrella: once my neighbor's going, "what is bobby petrella doing?" ( laughter ) >> stahl: yeah. what are you doing? >> petrella: they would just see me out in the backyard, like throwing a football and catching it. and then i would narrate the game, and that was tigertown high school. >> stahl: the next year, bob gave his imaginary town, tigertown, an imaginary college, holland, with a basketball team that's been playing ever since. how does it work? you have a new team every year? >> petrella: yeah, it's just like college. when they're seniors, they graduate, so we bring in new classes. >> stahl: oh, every... >> petrella: which is always kind of fun for me because it's kind of like having a new kid or something. >> stahl: he brings them to life as a novelist would, with personalities, back stories, and colorful na

. >>> and it was a field day on the diamond as the minnesota state mankato mavericks faced the beaverson 2 baseball at its best. the beefs put up 22 runs on saturday but that impressive score wasn't much in the way of mercy rule. of course, it was called in the 8th inning. now the mavericks more than doubled. the final line minnesota state mankato's offense unloaded for 14 runs. is baseball finally exciting? i'm just asking the question. the teams combined for 56 hits setting an ncaa record. the major league counterparts could use some help that would be the minnesota twins. they scored just 16 runs on 46 hits in their last seven games. stick around. lots more coming up in "the ed show." we're right back. ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50 from infiniti. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safe

it reminds it reminds me of what the beavers said to the rabbit at the foot of the hoover dam.ors of the microchip which is now intel the ability to have that rival and also to collaborate and work together maybe the index is messed up. but people read about jack and truly in my spirit i need the ability to figure out how he can make it so creative and then do it. a patent war about who did it between years ago in the courts and finally people were like jack kilby, let's just settle this let's crosslicensing move on. brian and wimberly texas, you're on high good afternoon, just wanted to say i'm really enjoying the conversation i wanted to, the reason i'm calling is i'd like to put a suggestion to mr. isaacson and i'm doing it more in the way of a plea. the institution as you mentioned focus on developing leadership. there are two critical issues that are illustrated by three books, one of which you reference in your book that influenced your book that you're currently reading. which areas i'm thinking about our the problems that exist currently with wall street and what i typi

. >> with them having names of beaver breath and wearing no bra. >> in a statement, the company said movie stereotypes and the cast assist in on it. and part of the joke. >>> also from hollywood. you thought you had enough. >> a fast and furious film is coming your way. >> saying. >> furious eight will hit the theaters. >> in 201. >> the plot last not yet been revealed. >> if vin december he will will be returning for this one. >> it is furious seven and include as trib but to the late paul walker and in global box office sales. >>> still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend. the earthquake in nepal, the death toll is on the rice. we have an update on the search and rescue efforts coming up in a live report. >> >>who...s th?!>>hii ameinznew mustd.hia naa na >>she's ju jeaus becae yohaveettetast whever >>he keeyourhin . for yes, hnz kchupas be witthe ong star ll, t anore. introding inz w beer tastg yeow mtard mm dude totino's blasted rolls. sweet. totino's blasted crust rolls... yeah. flavor at full blast you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand

he said it reminds me of what the weaver said to the rabbit -- the beaver said to the rabbit at the footer dam which is no, i didn't build it, but it's based on a idea of mine. kilby and noyce kilby from texas instruments, the ability to have that rivalry and that race but then also to collaborate and work together, maybe the index is messed up. is it in the index? >> host: yeah. >> guest: okay. i urge people to read about jack kilby because i truly admire his spunk, his spirit, his ability to figure out how to etch transistors on silicon. so creative. and then doing it, and they have an intellectual property dispute, you know? a trade -- a patent war over who did it. and it took years to get through the courts and finally people at texas instruments like kilby and noyce say let's just settle it, let's move on. >> host: yeah. big section in the innovators. brian in texas, you're on air. please go ahead. >> caller: oh, hi, good afternoon. just wanted to say that i'm really enjoying the conversation. and i wanted to -- the reason why i'm calling is i'd like to put a, place a suggestion to