i asked what year christopher columbus discovered america, there was some good answers there, christopherus, a good guy or a bad guy? >> he had enormous -- christopher columbus does not celebrate america. but the indigenous -- the truth is, this land belonged to native americans. and we treated them terribly, we put them in reservations, we destroyed a lot of them because we brought diseases here, the fact is that this story has never been told very well. the fact is white americans, almost completely destroyed indigenous people. >> and you take columbus day off, usually? >> we're working. >> i would rather celebrate your birthday. i mean what is the big deal? i give the guy credit for doing what he did. >> isn't it important to commemorate your founding traditions and the history of the country, even if it is sometimes -- even if it is sometimes evil, some would say, or that, obviously, the indians were mistreated by some people. >> but is it christopher columbus's fault who died as a pauper and was never able to profit off of what he did. this guy made four trips to this country, and he

the pairing did not last long. >> christopher russell came out one night.e had a laundry bag full of all his property. he approached the control booth for the deputy. he said that basically he was in fear for his safety. he thought there would be a fight in the block. >> after reviewing his final, i looked at where he's been housed. he's been up in the fourth floor for over a year and a half with no problems with any other inmates. i wanted to go downstairs and talk to him to see what has changed and is he, in fact, in fear of his safety. >> hey, russell. >> yeah. >> lieutenant. you said you feared your safety. >> no, man. it was all a misunderstanding. you know what i'm saying? there was never know fear. it's documented i'm a skinhead. so when i came out of medical they put me in a cell with a guy who was black. i said something about it. i figure they say i'm going to be removed. it was misunderstood as to why i was down here. as long as i'm celled the right way -- >> we don't accommodate the inmates. however, if we can try to put them in a place where he

christopher, can you hear me? i think we're having problems with christopher. live shot from paris. we will reestablish that. mia, back to you. an update today on the three colorado school girls caught on their way to syria. reportedly researched and planned this over the internet. explain how online recruitment works. >> one of the things that i've been watching for the last few months and i have been writing about it is that the terrorist groups in iraq and rack a have been women to recruit other women. partly it is because the girls are less likely to be resistant to a message coming from another woman. so we have people that are active in getting other young women to come to syria, as well as another canadian woman. >> talk to me about -- you mentioned something a few seconds ago had me thinking. you said the fact that his passport was withdrawn maybe had a negative effect on how he reacted and decided to act internally. how do you balance that? >> well, one of the things that chris blogged about in the play book follows exactly what we're seeing on social

this is how they make christopher columbus look. take a look at this. this is not christopher columbus. that's my aunt betty. i am not buying it. and if that's the way you're going to draw christopher columbus to have him sort of pushed out to sea. not on my watch. niger, first of all, that was a hell of a long statement, but the second part is, then why -- why pile on the indigenous to columbus day. why kick old chris out? >> i think it's silly. it's absurd. during ancient rome. you can pacify the elite by giving them bread and circus. the reality is that political correctness has helped rank-and-file minorities, be it native americans, black americans or latin. it helps a few. the liberal professors, the affirmative action authorize, but it does nothing for minorities, which are facing hell in this politically correct age. neil: you know, i can see if you want to recognize indigenous people. we sort of overlook them. i'm not saying being calious to the realities of history, but we had a lot of days, but we had a lot of workers screaming for another fe

joining us on the phone from the scene, grn reporter christopher gooly.e talked to you a little bit earlier. what is the like at the scene where you are? >> it appears police are looking for multiple shooters. as you mentioned earlier the initial gunman who shot the solderer at the war memorial has been shot dead himself. there are reports that there may be not one extra but perhaps more than one other shooter involved in this. police are monitoring bridges to quebec. so ottawa is a city that is separated from quebec by a river. so all of the bridges to quebec are being monitored. police are going door-to-door along sparks street, in search of these multiple shooters. sparks street is one of the historic roadways from parliament hill. so if you imagine the precinct, so, parliament hill, near parliament hill is the war memorial. shen you have the chateau lauria hotel and rito center shopping mall. on the other end is sparks street. so it's a pretty wide swath swath of downtown ottawa under complete lockdown. as you mentioned earlier i just got a moat from

the board is meeting right now to appoint christophe de margerie's successor. mr.heads the refining sector. christophe de margerie was killed in a plane crash earlier this week. >> and the majority saw increased risks from a slump. and minutes from the last meeting showed two members wanted to trays rates by 25 basis points and others voted to keep it at a record low although the vote actually came before more bad news, especially with the inflation number. >> and the markets' turbulence. >> let's talk about the markets' turbulence. the billion snare now pushing for ebay to produce an outright sale of its paypal unit. >> ebay is very interesting. because i actually -- i know it sounds strange, i sort of like donahoe. i think donahoe really wants to do a good job. he wants to enhance value but he has made a few errors. he made an error keeping an driessen but that was not the major error. the error i think now is more telling that most people do is he is out of the apple ecosystem and apple pay. >> this as marissa mayer pushed back from apple's star board value. >>

. >> like stone, inmate christopher trotter has been behind bars since the mid 1980s. >> i came into prison to serve a four-year prison sentence for petty theft. i came in with four years and ended up with 142 years. that's what could happen in prison if you make the wrong choice. it has consequences. >> the wrong choice trotter refers to was being one of the instigators of a 1985 riot at another indiana prison. seven corrections officers were stabbed. two others and a counselor were held hostage for 15 hours. >> it was a pretty massive riot that they had at that time and chris trotter was one of the main players in that. and since then, trotter has done his share to maintain his image of that. >> trotter has maintained that he was defending another inmate from abusive staff. >> some of them were stabbed but some of them were beat up. some of them went to the court and overexaggerated their wounds. >> the judge in trotter's case saw nothing to laugh about. >> i was found guilty of one count of attempted murder, one battery, four counts of criminal defilement and one count of rioting.

but a batch of articles continue to appear today, including nick christoph's in the "new york times," about the argument that ben affleck and nick christoph had with bill maher and sam harris on his show saturday night. it was, quote, a tv brawl. >> we have been told there's islamaphobia where islam gets inflated with bigotry of muslims as people. >> it's gross, it's racist. >> but it's so not. it's so not. >> it's like saying a shifty jew. you guys are saying, if you want to be liberals, believe in liberal principles, like all men are created equal. >> ben, we have to be able to criticize bad ideas. >> of course we do. >> islam is the motherlode of bad ideas. >> geez. >> that's just a fact. there are hundreds of millions of muslims who are nominal muslims who don't take the faith seriously who are horrified by isis, and we need to defend these people, prop them up and let them reform. >> isis couldn't fill a double a ballpark in falstedt, virginia. >> this does have the tinge a little bit of the way white racists talk about african-americans. >> joining me now is sam harris, whose ne

she said christopher german is still locked u and unable to make bail. she also says he told her he came to this wal-mart on monday nht and went down to the target store down the street to buy her a birthday gift, but police say he was here sexually assaulting a young girl and his urge was so uncontrollable that he went down to the target anddid the same thing. >> surprised me. i got a little brother. it bothers me a little bit. >> knowing he has a d too, it is disturbing. >> he wanted to go to the police academy. he wanted to become a cop. >> caitlin wright is equally as shocked at her nghbors. the only difference is she is the fiancee of christopher germ who is in jail charged with two counts of lewd acts with children. >> he didn't tell me he did it, but he said he was sorry he is putting me through this. >> police say they have a strong case proving german groped a young gi at this wal-mart. and then he went to this target where he groped another girl under 10 years of age. wright spoke with one girl's mother a the arraignment where his bail was set

christophe de margerie was a frequent visitor to russia.certainly was not a stranger there. >> he traveled a lot to russia despite the ukraine conflict, according to several media reports, he was in russia -- anight he could see was russian government meeting on foreign investment. take, russia's% largest independent gas producer. christophe de margerie was saying that despite the sunshine, the group would continue walking on the massive project to tap natural gas reserves. you very much. the total board will meet today without delay. who will succeed christophe de margerie? higher london, we are after opening a little bit lower. the dax in frankfurt, 26 points. ♪ . . >> welcome back to "on the move." i'm jonathan ferro at bloomberg europe headquarters. this is what the equity market looks like now. ftse 100 opened a little bit lower. we are now just a little bit higher. the dax 16 points higher by 0.2%. spreads on the periphery starting to come back out. a little bit of a reversal. something to keep on eye on. three stocks to watch. >> a b

and i think christopher columbus is worth celebrating. >> what about it?says he won't use the name redskins. we hail the redskins. we hail the redskins, right? we have homage to them. >> it's just silly, eric. everybody is identified some way or another. as i said, what are you going to do with the cleveland indians and kansas city chiefs, call them the indigenous football and basketball and baseball teams? this is political correctness gone way over the line. please. >> go ahead, juan. what about the other teams that use native american names in their mascots? >> i've got no problem with it. in fact, i think those teams, i really do recognize our history. the other one, my local, in fact my favorite football team, unfortunately, uses a racial slur, and the idea was, i think, to somehow stir up white people with that name. >> what a thing to deal with. >> michelle? >> all i'm saying is there are more important things than this. democrats in congress are making this such a big deal. let's focus on the economy and bigger issue. >> bingo. we'll leave it right

she said christopher german is still locked up and unable to make bail.e came to this wal-mart on monday night and went down to the target store down the street to buy her a birthday gift, but police say he was here sexually assaulting a young girl and his urge so so uncontrollable that he went down to the target and did the same thing. >> surprised me. i got a little brother. it bothers me a little bit. >> knowing he has a kid too, it is disturbing. >> he wanted to go to the police academy. he wanted to become a cop. >> caitlin wright is equally as shocked at her neighbors. the only difference is she is the fiancee of christopher german who is in jail charged with two counts of lewd acts with children. >> he didn't tell me he did it, but he said he was sorry he is putting me through this. >> police say they have a strong case proving german groped a young girl at this wal-mart. and then he went to this target where he groped another girl under 10 years of age. wright spoke with one girl's mother at the arraignment where his bail was set at $200,000. >> i

iniciamos en puerto rico christopher era mi mejor amigo y mi hermana sÍ describiÓ el director de la salaeber nos informa. el informe pericial>> dice que los funcionarios a llegar al apartamento 35 51 interior 03 en la colonia providencia municipio de guadalajara. encontraron el cuerpo de christopher con heridas de arma blanca distribuidas en gran parte de la superficie corporal la causa de.. eso serÁ más o menos lo que encontraron el doctor israel ayala y su esposa cuando arriben hoy a mÉxico. >> la policÍa de mÉxico se ha comunicado con usted? >> la comunicaciÓn directa la tiene el cÓnsul de mÉxico que ha sido un colaborador. asÍ que todo lo que trascienda de esa conversaciÓn se le vamos a hacer llegar a la familia. >> se encontrÓ dejado marinado y carnes. fue encontrado por una mujer que hacÍa la limpieza. >> era frecuente su discusiÓn con un vecino. con un vecino inglÉs. pero no se sabe sietemesino participo o no. el llegÓ con tres amigos. habÍa mucho ruido en el evento. derepente dejaran de escucharse. y de acuerdo con los informes que se han escuchado consideran que pudo haber muert

christophe de margerie was in moscow for a meeting of foreign investors. total is a big player in russia and it was a big critic of western sanctions here. these last images of him before his flight. the flight roareders have been recovered. they'll be analyzed alongside the wreckage and witness statements. russia's investigation committee is talking about criminal negligence by those in charge of the airport and warns more arrests could follow. this crash is clearly a deny arch an embarrassment for russia as well as a tragedy. answer -- the search for answers is under way. ♪ >> now to an incredible medical breakthrough. a paralyzed man has become the first in the world to walk again after a pioneering therapy. the treatment involved transplanting nerve cells from his nose into his severed spinal cord. bbc was given joke access to the research project over the past year. our medical correspondent has this exclusive report. >> for derek, it's been an incredible journey. it's four years since he was paralyzed from the chest down after a knife attack. now he

jesse waters hit the streets to hit the public. >> christopher columbus?ow what columbus did? >> finding the hudson river? >> this is a practical joke, right? >> what was christopher columbus famous for? >> for discovering america? >> why do you put discover in quotations? >> there was already people living here. >> christopher columbus where was he from? >> france,>> england. >> columbia. >> he was hispanic. >> he came over on three ships. >> the flmayflower maybe. >> that was the pilgrims. >> the nina, the pinta and the... >> quinta. >> what year did columbus discover america? >> was it in the 60's? >> columbus was a hippie. >> 1692. >> 1940. >> what? come on. the santa maria. >> the time is 25 minutes after the hour. he is accused of killing 13 and killing dozens more at fort hood. he answers one crucial question. >> anything in your mind that this is somebody who believes in the gee had. >> the shocking answer straight ahead. >> you have to hear that. lunch plan was supposed to make kids healthier why a huge amount is going to the trash can instead. >>

christophe de margerie thought that europe could not live without russian gas.ion from vladimir putin himself, saying he was shocked by the death of christophe de margerie and that russia had lost a true friend. indeed. you very much sad news from caroline connan. we will take a break and be back in couple minutes. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse or cut we are live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. let's talk about what's happening in the u k not great news for george osborne. the pound is spiking, 1.6176. in the data on the deficit is not the story that a chancellor would want to hear. in terms of the deficit -- let's make sure we do not mix up debt and deficit. the deficit is 11 .8 billion pounds. that is higher than the number most economists were going for, which was 10.1 billion pounds. the reason for this appears to be a gap in income tax receipts. predicted income tax receipts what rise, they are unemployment was coming down. people of those jobs are in the lower employment category. we are not seeing money flowing into the

few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter.er ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says these la

she said christopher german is still locked up and unable to make bail.lso says he told her he came to this wal-mart on monday night and went down to the target store down the street to buy her a birthday gift, but police say he was here sexually assaulting a young girl and his urge was so uncontrollable that he went down to the target and did the same thing. >> surprised me. i got a little brother. it bothers me a little bit. >> knowing he has a kid too, it is disturbing. >> he wanted to go to the police academy. he wanted to become a cop. >> caitlin wright is equally as shocked at her neighbors. the only difference is she is the fiancee of christopher german who is in jail charged with two counts of lewd acts with children. >> he didn't tell me he did it, but he said he was sorry he is putting me through this. >> police say they have a strong case proving german groped a young girl at this wal-mart. and then he went to this target where he groped another girl under 10 years of age. wright spoke with one girl's mother at the arraignment where his bail wa

many italian-americans defend christopher columbus. about this on my facebook page. >> sears is offering a big apology and pulling this item from its website. a sideways swastika ring for men. it let us know about this one. it has a lot of people angry. it's described as gothic and claims it's not for neo-nazi or nazi implication. one woman on facebook posted on sears's facebook page. it's a misunderstanding. why are yes, it was. it was listed by independent third parties violates our guidelines and was removed as we became aware of its existence on our site. we are contact can the sellers over their lack of judgment. a source of big talking today. >>> finally to the sweetest little ones with big beautiful dreams like growing up to be a doctor or a nurse. these pictures are from children's healthcare of atlanta. it's a photo series from the neonatal to the moon. they are surrounded by whimsical doodles, ballerinas and chefs. i see it's part of a safe sleep campaign. >> show me more. i want to see more. >>> big aspirations. >>> i love t

people like that coming in to work for scale, basic scale. >> jimmy: and christoph. >> oh, christoph,e company. some years ago. there had been extensive fire damage. the previous occupants were an order of monks. sworn vows and chastity, poverty and -- silence. apparently no one broke the silence to yell "fire." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and that. it's good. who is that? that actress is phenomenal. >> she's a french actress named melanie thierry, and she's never done a part like that. when she met, she's a great actress. and i said think of two women, think of marilyn monroe and think of judy holliday, for those who remember judy holliday, a great comedian and film star. and that's what she's done and she transformed herself and we all just fell desperately in love with her and her latex. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. all right. thank you. terry gilliam, here! go check out "the zero theorem." tim mcgraw performs after the break. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the best way ever. from t-mobile. introducing the best trade in value guaranteed. trade

as well as christopher, a web developer on lock down remember and he also tweeted out just a second ago this picture. a few more pictures with police reflected in the buildings across from our office. i want to show you other doors that are locked, a black from parliament hill super easy to avoid windows. i have to hang out in the bag room. this is her cub cubicle area. and you saw the pictures earlier of the parliament caucus putting chairs and benches up on the door. i wonder if you could put the page back up that has the tweets. and ali can underscore comply this is such a big story. >> first time in my canadian life that i have been inches away with from numerous police with hands on machine can guns, that would strike american says as unusual, anybody that has been to washington, d.c. has seen police like that. this is embedded in canadian culture, that right? >> i would say 80 pearls of americans couldn't tell you the difference between a rival, shotgun, machine gun, they are not that familiar with gun says. we don't see them, we don't see police wearing them. to see that happenin

. >> the staelgt school board giving christopher columbus the boot? in order to celebrate the indigenous people of the seattle area, the scookd has unanimously voted to have the school observe indigenous people day. >> stephen: yes, seattle is replacing columbus day with indigenous people day. why? they didn't discover america. and it was right under their feet the whole time. how lazy do you have to be to not even look down? and they claim-- they claim it's about fighting racism, but tell them what's really going on here peter johnson jr.? >> it's a social and political statement that says that christopher columbus was a violator of indigenous people. >> it's a slap. >> it's an attack on columbus day. >> stephen: yes, it's an attack on columbus... day. ( laughter ) or to put it in a way that fit my preexisting graphic, it's columbus day under attack. >> mam mam mama mia. >> jesus and columbus side by side, just like they were on the "nina" and "pinta." , of course, st. mary on on the "sainta maria." as an american patriot i identify with an italian e

he pleaded guilty in the death of christopher reeves. he was fleeing from reeves when he crashed into reeves' police car. he was traveling over 70 miles an hour with a blood alcohol level over the twice the level limit. >>> a bucks county high school is coming to terms that it can't be able to play its final game due to hazing. in a statement released yesterday, the central bucks superintendent says he's canceled all varsity and junior varsity football games and all coaches have been suspended pending further investigation. some parents we talked to were upset because they were notified via e-mail yesterday and given no specifics. >> hiding behind an e-mail? really? it was unprofessional to send the children home, the boys, to tell us what had gone down. that's cowardly. >> what did go down? we contacted the police chief. he says new team members were forced to grab private parts of other players and were subjected to some sort of waterboarding in the locker room. >>> the rain has ended. clouds are starting to break. we're drying out ton

. >>> christopher columbus. do you know what he did? >> discovered something, i don't know. >> also ahead, today is columbus day. another adventurer asked the folks about it. >> he came over on three ships. >> mayflower maybe? >>> caution. you are about to enter the no-spin zone. factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why the federal government is not protecting america. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. americans are rightly concerned that their government is not protecting them against the contagious disease. 27-year-old nina pham that treated thomas duncan who died from ebola last week has now been diagnosed with the disease. even though she was apparently wearing protective gear. very worrisome. a new poll of nbc news asks, should there be a ban on flights from west african countries into the usa? 58% say, yes. 20%, no. don't know and no answer, 22%. talking points has said from the beginning there's no compelling reason why west africans should be admitted to the usa

him out of his shell and led him to be one of 20 actors admitted to the juilliard schedule with christophereeve. >> we were in the masters program, an accelerated two-year program to get us into acting quickly. he was obviously brought in as the handsome letting man and i was the furry character actor. >> here they both honed their skills. >> we were there together. he was going mr. williams, mr. reefs, we fear to lead you. >> and created a lifelong friendship. >> robin williams is the definition of generosity. >> christopher reeve told them all about it. >> we go back to juilliard together, but there is a crazy story that went around. like went on a napkin in the cafeteria. >> saying what? >> if either of us gets in trouble we will take care of each other. >> in 1976, he left juilliard and williams was on a fast track. >> nanu-nanu. >> he was such a success, it would spin off as a sitcom. >> you know, when he would break for lunch and he was working with jonathan winters on the show mornik and mindy and it stopped and they would start and start to improvise and do this routine. in minutes,

>> i'm major general christopher coates, deputy commander at navy joint operations command. canadian armed member was shot by unan unknown person at national war memorial today. the i've dentty of the member can not be released for privacy reasons. our thoughts are with the member and member's family at this time. we're working closely with our law enforcement partners in response to this ongoing situation. as it precautionary measure, until such time as the situation is considered under control, military and civilian personnel working in the ncr have been told to remain in their buildings until further notice. basis and establishments are currently taking precautions to ensure the safety. >> thank you. >> thank you. today is a sad and tragic day for our city and country. i extend my heartfelt condolences for the family who lost his individual that lost his wife this morning in the downtown ottawa area. i want to convey to those that are injured today, there is no pain greater than losing a loved one. there is sad and anger in my heart. i will not let that anger rule me. we

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. >>> a tragedy accident took the life of a french ceo christophe de margerie were killed on takeoff. a crash investigator told reporters that the snowplow operator was drunk, something that the driver's lawyer disputes, christophe de margerie was 62 years old. >>> growing but slowing, growth in china would thrill most finance ministers but was the slowest since 2009. eunice yoon has more. >> reporter: i would like to say you have your panda huggers than dragon slayers, growth came in at 3% more than a year ago, the slowest the economy has been since the global financial crisis and many people are worried we'll see an even further slowdown. what is the problem? weakness in the property sector which is a major engine of growth here as well as a lot of debts. the chinese government is putting on its best face, and saw targeting. it also said that employment was stable. those comments are important because it tells us that the authorities are relative comfortable with the current level of growth and that beijing will likely continue with its targeted stimulus rather than anything dramati

along with classmate christopher reeve. >> we were both program at juilliard called the masters programan accelerated two-year program. basically to get us into the acting company really quickly. he was obviously brought in as the handsome leading man and i was brought in as the furry character actor. >> it was here they both honed their skills. >> we were both in there together. hausman sitting in a room with us going mr. williams, mr. reaves, the theater needs you. >> and created a lifelong friendship. >> robin williams is the definition of generosity. >> christopher reeve told cnn's larry king all about it in 1996. >> 22 years, we go back to juilliard together. but there is this crazy cockamamy story that went around that we had signed some pact. >> pact? >> yeah, like what, on a napkin in the cafeteria in juilliard or something? >> saying what? >> that if either of us gets in trouble we'll take care of each other. >> in 1976, he left juilliard. williams was on a fast track. >> nanu nanu. >> mork was such a success on "happy days," it would spinoff as its own sitcom. >> you know, whe

former ambassador christopher hill on a world in crisis. his new book outpost published tomorrow. us. lou: our next guest chronicles more than three decades is a diplomat for the united states in his new book. serving in high profile rolls in iraq, north korea, and kosovo among others joining us is christopher hill. dean of the university joseph kesh i will school of international studies. his new book is entitled outpost. life on the front lines. available tomorrow in bookstores near you or at your fingertips online. good to have you with you us. and congratulations on the book. it's terrific. we wish you all the best with it. i've got to ask you as you watch what is happening right now in the middle east, do you see any seeds the time that you were there, in the early years of the -- of the obama administration 2009 and '10 that would have implied what we're witnessing today. >> oh, i think so. it a tough part of the region, but if you start with the premise, there are good guys and bad guys. you might be in some trouble. i think you have to be very careful who is a good guy the