jack stanton is an offshore lobsterman in cape cod and joins me now from westport, massachusetts. to bbc news. it must be the toughest job welcome to bbc news. it must be the toughestjob in the world right now. what have conditions been like? ., right now. what have conditions been like?— been like? you know, the past 48 hours _ been like? you know, the past 48 hours has _ been like? you know, the past 48 hours has been _ been like? you know, the past 48 hours has been truly - 48 hours has been truly extraordinary. there was a huge drop in barometric pressure. we had a short trip this last week since we didn't want to be out there in this inclement weather and the storm that we sort of experience over the past 48 hours has just dustjust really unlike anything i have seen, having grown up on cape cod. what was it like them, describe it to us, with you would —— if you would, this sense of witnessing this first—hand? 50. witnessing this first-hand? so, surprisingly _ witnessing this first-hand? so, surprisingly the _ witnessing this first—hand? srr, surprisingly the arctic witnessing

the mayflower, the arrival of the mayflower off cape cod is not a first contact episode. whatsoever, as you note. right. there had been years and years and years of contact between your between europe and and native america. and by and large, the voyages from europe were trying to explore the coast, get, you know, get a sense of the river ways, you know, a good anchorage along the coast and so on. but our they're also looking for profitable resources and those profitable resources are disproportion really controlled by native people, not entirely. fish, for instance, was enormously profitable in europe during this period. you know, the codfish, rich in particular, off the canadian maritimes and cape cod, were a boon to european fishermen. but what they also discover is that native people have resources that can be sold at high prices in europe, first and foremost among them is furs from beaver pelts above all, but also, you know, smaller fur, smaller furs as they call them, like martin and fox and and mink and and and the like. then there's human beings and europeans rout

just make a short about the cape cod bridge. i'm actually from southern plymouth. i'm a town meeting member elected there, plymouth. so also a local, but i see the cape cod bridge as much more of a death wish or a death trap than anyone else. because i don't go for vacation, go to get groceries at the market basket across bridge. but going back up, it is to go back to your comment on local government and people not paying attention. so in plymouth as happening with most municipalities in massachusetts, people are debating whether or not to scrap town meeting for city and mayors because believe they'll be able to pay more attention to people and get services and more deliverable when in reality if you're in town meeting and you have hundreds of people on hundreds of different committees working for you generally you don't get the attention on government that you would need to appreciate it and you generally get more personalized results. what is your thought on that? thoughts on that? do you believe city government is more beneficial than town? and how do we get peo

people not entirely but enormously profitable in europe during this period was caught fishing and cape codo european fishermen. but what they also discover native people have resources that can be sold to high prices in europe first and foremost beaver pelts above all but also smaller furs like martin fox mink and the like then there is euhuman beings and europeans routinely rated the coast from canada all the way down into south america to capture native people and sold them overseas. >> where were these slaves sold to and what kind of industries were they working in? sugar plantations? >> sugar plantations have yet to develop by and large to the degree that they will in the 17th century. >> for doing all mannersrs of labor. >> on the kings galleys, building fortification the doing agricultural work there house servants any number of a thing. >> they brought it back to europe by and large, that is correct. >> this proves to be very difficult, how do i say this the slaves that are taken by the slave raiders they don't live very long it doesn't turn out to be a profitable enterprise. >> it'

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not entirely fish, for instance, was -- caught fisheries off the canadian maritimes and cape cod were a boon to you opinion fishermen. but what they also discovered is that native people have resources that can be sold at high prices in europe. first and foremost among them was first. beaver pelts, above all, but also smaller furs as they called them like martin, and fox, and mink, and the like. then there's human beings. europeans routinely raided the coast from canada all the way down to south america to capture native people and then sold them overseas. a slaves. >> where were the slave sold to, and what kind of industries if you will wear the working in? >> sugar plantations? >> not yet. sugar plantations have yet to develop by and large to the degree that they will in the 17th sumptuous. they're doing all manners of labor. they're all rain on the kings galleys, they're building fortifications, they're doing agricultural work, or their house servants, anyone of a number of things. >> there brought back to europe? >> there brought back to europe by and large, that is correct. >> th

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i grew up on cape cod, massachusetts, where we have winter storms. we don't have that much weather. but i was obsessed with all things weather, so i figured weather camp, i can find people like me and my mother. i mean, she's a saint, but she found weather camp at howard university in, d.c., and said, you've got to apply. so i did. they had 65 applicants. they took 12. and fortunately i was one of them. and it was all expenses paid for that, you know, room, board and everything. we just had to get down here. i had the bright idea of taking the megabus and you never taking the megabus okay, so a few folks know what this was like, the way my mother describes it as the only thing that was missing was a live. and essentially it's the bus showed up an hour late. they don't have a bus tracker. they don't have anything. and so we wait in south station and she's accompanying me down here, she's like, why the hell did you talk me into this? but the tickets were only $10 each. and lord knows we love bargain. so. so we're on this bus and you know, we leave late and it's all college students or

kennedy and he works hard to save cape cod didn't lyndon johnson came in particular people in rural areasll he took care of their farmlands, their ranch lands as a conservation stewart he was very cute lady bird johnson synonymous with beautification and particulate ladybird wanted to make sure the highways were not eyesores we plant wildflowers and keep america beautiful. lyndon and lady bird together helped save redwood national park in california, north cascades in washington state. push through all of the environmental legislation that matters. meaning. the environmental protection agency in 1970, clean air act 1970. the endangered species at that's how bipartisan has a very long history up to richard nixon. >> how to become such a religion now on the right and left in such a divide record? >> it's unfortunately once you have the urban oil embargo of 1973 and many came into washington with lobby groups you started getting a green lobby versus an energy lobby. and in truth most americans want something down the middle, we can do both. we can protect the great lakes and keep them clean.

i'm cape cod, molly nine fox news. >> how do they celebrate christmas in japan?rayed for lots of people with some kentucky fried chicken. that is right. the american chain has become a holiday here over the last 50 years. with lines at restaurants spilling onto the street. kfc japan records highest sales of the year during this time making about $52 million in the week before the holiday. [laughter] clicks i approve it. let's get some kfc it's a great thing to do on christmas. oh my goodness. i need it was great to be with you. that will do it for street merry christmas everyone, the five christmas special is next. ♪ >> i am greg gutfeld, along witd judge jeanine pirro and jesse watters along with dana perino's, the five. ♪ merry christmas america but have you got my card in the m mail. and as you are enjoying time with friends and family, fasten your seatbelts we have a huge show coming up. including dana and the judge of bacon delicious holida

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out to cape cod. could be significant. maybe major coastal flooding. high -- the tides are higher than normal. as you said, there are many aspects and problems pretty much from the rockies to the east coast. >> bill, if you would, stand by. maggie, you heard it, right? it's going to be negative 27 windchill there by friday where you are. tomorrow it seems it's going to be the busiest travel day heading into the christmas holiday. that is when the storm is actually going to be rolling in, tomorrow and friday as well. i'm imagining a lot of folks are trying to get out today. what are you hearing and seeing there? >> i mean, you nailed it. the timing of this could not be worse when it comes to holiday travel. 7 million americans expected to fly over this holiday stretch and the vast majority of them trying to get out thursday and friday. experts warning people, try to get out earlier if you can. get out today if possible. if you have that bandwidth. the airlines have waived rebooking fees and we've heard from a lot of people here at o'hare that they have

>> desus: this is, uh, cape cod in the bronx.e's not a day that you'd go in the water and come out with like a maxi pad stuck to you. >> anthony: i've been there. so you were here, like, when? like, yesterday? >> desus: i was literally here yesterday. >> anthony: wow. >> desus: for my sister's graduation. because every time you have an event of note in the bronx, you have to come celebrate at city island. >> anthony: i noticed all the big catering halls. >> desus: yeah. if you get married, if you get arraigned, if the baby's not yours, you come here. >> anthony: sea shore restaurant -- a massive fish factory on the water of a type i'm very familiar with, having started my cooking career in one just like it. >> anthony: oh, now, see this -- this -- yeah. i'm also a sentimental fool, and i love this kind of thing. steamers -- a true taste of childhood. boiled striper and some snow crab and a nice cold beer? yes, thank you, desus. >> desus: it's like a knighting ceremony. just kind of sit up, and you just like, ah. you just take it

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lawrence and also around cape cod. and i'm going to talk about that in a minute.but the real -- the number of whales sighted and detected along the maine coast is steadily declining. so why are we doing this? why did the court make this ruling? the judge felt compelled by the law because there may be a risk. there may be a risk. is the lobster industry, is this guy doing anything about that speculative risk? yes, a lot. maine lobbermen all mark their gear so -- lobstermen all mark their gear so if there is an evening tanglement, a whale attached the gear, you can tell where it came from. they mark their gear. they change all the ropes with weaker ropes so if there is an entanglement, they break. number three, they put weak links in their ropes so if there's an entanglement, the leak will break and there won't be -- the plirveg will break and there won't -- link will break and there won't be a problem. if these entanglements were happening, the lobstermen would know it. every lobsterman knows where his gear is. i've talked to lobstermen who have been out there for