. >> honorary doctorate from bowden college in maine. thank you very much.umanities is what it is. >> ellen: good for you. >> bowden college, i used to have a house outside of there and shepherd is a graduate from there. >> ellen: that's really cool. i think you went back approximate got your high school diploma the week before you got your doctorate, right? >> i graduated high school friday and got the doctorate on saturday. >> ellen: that's crazy. not many people can say that. >> it was a remarkable weekend. i was very busy. i was studying a lot. >> ellen: was it hard to go back and get your g.e.d.? >> they found out i was getting a doctorate. i dropped out of high school in my senior year to run away with the circus, basically. >> ellen: you really did. >> i really did. >> ellen: you went -- >> no, it's true, i never got my high school diploma. st. dom's which was the school i went to in maine figured i got my doctorate, shiprobably have my high school diploma so i got my high school diploma from st. doma's and my doctorate the next day. >> ellen: amazing

and how should we mark this day well one man says that this day has been unjustly criticized tom bowden joined me earlier to explain why christopher columbus wasn't as bad as history portrayed him he's an analyst at the center and author of the book the enemies of christopher columbus and i asked him what does columbus day mean to him. but columbus day to me is it's an opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to the core values of western civilization and i'm talking about the civilization the columbus brought with him to the new world it was in a state of transition and improvement at that time and i'm talking about values like reason science technology individual rights capitalism the industrial revolution and eventually of course the united states of america columbus made a new found a new home for western civilization unable to spread to north america and flourish here the reason to celebrate columbus day is to recommit to that civilization because it's the ideas of western civilization are what allows us to look back four five hundred years ago and say racism robbery. religious force

seminoles honoring bobby bowden. pregame. 300 players returned to be part of it. seminole quarterback and heisman candidate winston went to work. n.c. state victorious the the last four times. fsu was ranked. winston, 39 yards to benjamin. 35 points in the first quarter. 42 yards to rashad green. 49-17 victory. south florida hosting louisville. cardinals off their first loss of the year. central florida last week. bridgewater. 25-29. 344 yards. three tds. 69 yards. 17-3, louisville. usf had the ball under 20 minutes for the game. check out the burst of speed. 70 yards the other way. just 133 yards of offense. great bounce back win from louisville. 44-3 your final. number 16 texas a&m facing vanderbilt. no worries. three tds in the first quarter. first time in his career. 7-0, aggies. 25-35. 305 yards. airing it out to mike evans. perfect strike. 43 yards. four tds. combined that with a powerful run game. 11 yards out. 56-44. that's the final. >> 45-60 minute facing off against nebraska. huskers up three. engel hauls in the pass. what a catch. up 13-10. smelly upse

caucus, i was honored to meet sergeant bowden during the e.o.d. day on the hill. the purpose of this was to show how they play in defending interests both at home and abroad. he was patriot who was willing to put his life in the line of fire and i am proud to have met him. in september, staff sergeant bowden was laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. it's important that we take time regularly to reflect on the sacrifices made by our nation's service men and women and the veterans who preceded them. i'm honored to have met staff sergeant joshua bowden and my thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask permission to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. mr. barrow: mr. speaker, since october 1, millions of americans have attempted to access healthcare.gov. and every day we're lear

. >> more than a decade ago, author charles bowden dubbed juarez the laboratory of our future. now that future has arrived, more dystopian than he could have predicted. >> what i thought was there was going to be an explosion. but i never thought we'd go from 2 - 300 murders a year to 3000 a year. it was beyond my imagination. >> but the dimension the violence has taken is undeniably real. in juarez, there's a trail of blood that journalists can follow day by day, hour by hour. it's a saturday morning, and three men have been shot. two were in a car that is now empty and riddled with bullets. a third, a bystander, was caught in the cross fire and fell here. >> so there's a body covered by a blanket right there about 50 feet away, this shooting happened about thirty minutes ago, right in the middle of this neighborhood. the amazing thing is how little this has really changed life in this neighborhood. i mean a block down you have kids playing soccer, you have kids walking around the street here. i mean we're fifty feet from the body, and we're the only ones standing here even pa

bowden has not attended a single home game since then.championship when they take on nc state. >>> but the fans here in ohio think the buckeyes have a legitimate claim to the championship as well. they're ranked fourth, they think they should be ranked third. we won't bring that up right here. >> it could be dangerous. bye, everyone, it was fun. thank you all of you for joining me. i'm carol costello. show with ashleigh banfield after a break. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com have hail damage to both their cars. ted ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is out and about... with ted's now ex-girlfriend. wheeeee! whoo! later ted! online claims appointments. just a click away on geico.com. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the rev

to go bowden is ready to do that. but in this country the polluters the factory owners polluting they don't pay for the cleanup. philip again is a bangladeshi scientist in ten years he's been the only person to study the question of the pollution produced by the tender ways of his area back. i think that that situation has become waters. washed polluted area that i have ever seen in bangladesh and in many other countries. maybe maybe a hundred forty yet and all the factories. releasing. treated liquid waste. seventy percent of the total position that is being caused to this river is coming from the ten industries dumping chromium into their either walked up and it's very difficult to take chromium out of your system. if you so face worker is contaminated with chromium and if it is contaminated activity that you can't even cure it that means you're actually exposing the entire population of this city into a very deadly n.s.e. . to turn loose of poisoned the city's entire canal system. was the main all to have to. drink

thank you so much for coming in and sharing this different light on a christopher columbus day tom bowden author of the enemies of christopher columbus' and analyst at the iran center thank you so much happy columbus day. mark zuckerberg might be great at online marketing or making social connections online anyway as the co-founder of facebook but his approach to creating neighborhoods in the real world is raising eyebrows the twenty nine year old billionaire reportedly bought up the four homes adjacent to his paulo also california home after hearing that a developer was going to buy one of the houses and market it as being near home in order to jack up the price zuckerberg zone houses that you see right here cost seven million dollars according to a san jose mercury news he spent thirty million dollars since december buying up his neighbors' houses and plans to rent them back out to the families that currently live there but diplomacy or suffer from spends millions on his own privacy facebook has done the virtual equivalent of tearing down the fence between you and your neighbor's house

. >>> second ranked seminoles honoring their former koefrp bobby bowden.half td passes, 39 yards here to kelvin benjamin. florida state looking all of number two today with a 49-17 victory. >>> ucla at number 3. oregon. ducks running back marshall from san jose had a huge game. 19 carries. 133 yards and three touchdowns. he finds the hole here and is gone. oregon wins back 42-14. >>> let's get to baseball. after the first two games in boston the world series shifted to st. louis for game 3. we may have had the most unusual end nag world series game in a long time. managers john farrell and mike metheny looking to take the series lead. cards draw first blood. matt holliday takes jake peavy another way. carpenter scores. cards up one. 2-1 st. louis now in the sixth. boston's daniel nava singles to left. shane victorino comes across. game tied at 2. holliday unties it in the seventh. men on first and second. down the line. carpenter, carlos beltran score. cards up 4-2. holliday three rbi on the night. game tied at 4. bottom nine men on second and third for th