christophe pamela chu steven chucknick wai chung christopher ciafardini alex f.ccone frances ann cilente elaine cillo edna cintron nestor andre cintron iii robert dominick cirri juan pablo cisneros-alvarez benjamin keefe clark eugene clark and my father christopher edward bonin. you will miss my college graduation this year. you inspire me every step of the way. >> in my uncle. i'm proud to be her namesake. gregory alan clark mannie leroy clark sarah m. clark. thomas r. clark christopher robert clarke donna marie clarke michael j. clarke suria rachel emma clarke kevin francis cleary james d. cleere geoffrey w. cloud susan marie clyne steven coakley jeffrey alan coale patricia a. cody daniel michael coffey jason m. coffey florence g. cohen kevin sanford cohen anthony joseph coladonato mark joseph colaio stephen colaio christopher m. colasanti kevin nathaniel colbert michel p. colbert keith e. coleman scott thomas coleman tarel coleman liam joseph colhoun robert d. colin robert j. coll jean collin john michael collins michael l. collins thomas j. collins joseph col

>> christopher: he is not a loser.hat sets him apart from the other roster. >> harris: my husband is watching, i won't say anything. i think he is kind of cute. >> sandra: the obamacare effort is not dead, making a new effort to scrap the affordable care act. can they get the vote at this time? plus last night emmy awards turning into a bash fest on president trump, his hollywood out of touch with the american people? it did not grade 12. ♪ keeps ice for days. stays tough for a lifetime. for 250 bucks... you'll be one happy camper. cabela's polar cap equalizer cooler. great price. lifetime guarantee. only at cabela's. ♪ >> harris: it is back on, the g.o.p.'s effort to repeal obamacare. bill cassidy and lindsey graham are pushing a new bill to replace obamacare subsidies other funding with block grant to the states. cassidy is telling reporters that they are close to getting the vote, i am pretty confident we will get there on the republican side. we are probably at 48, 49 votes, talking with two or three more. we are s

first, it is time to talk to christoph.uess i'm going to have to have a bigger while at and -- wallet and the iphone is very expensive. christoph: apple unveiled the iphone x, ten being written as an x. it uses facial recognition to unlock the device. prices start just shy of $1000 u.s. the tech giant describes the premium version as the biggest leap forward since the original. apple ceo tim cook presented the gadget one decades after the late apple cofounder steve jobs unveiled the first smartphone. apple also unveiled new visions of its watch and the iphone 8 and iphone plus, along with an upgraded streaming video system. for some more analysis let's go over to our wall street correspondent jens korte. jens, apple calls its latest iphone model the biggest leap forward since the original. how important is this latest model of the iphone to the company? jens: it is definitely the make or break device is if you look at it overall, it certainly would be unfair to call apple a one trick pony but the iphone is the big revenue a

young christopher robin. which is your favourite ?|j young christopher robin.o for the middle one. they are timeless stories that appeal to children and adults and they are quite profound in a simplistic way. it is also a simplistic way. it is also a simplistic place. that what it was for alan and it for christopher robin. it was a safe place during a traumatising time. the world hasn't got any better in the meantime. backin got any better in the meantime. back in the 1920s, christopher robin became something of a celebrity. almost a century later, he and his companions are still captivating audiences. sport now, and for a full round up, let's go to the bbc sport centre. england are playing the west indies in bristol. the last match was rained off. the west indies won the toss and put england in to that. 73 i’u ns toss and put england in to that. 73 runs from ben stokes and an unbeaten 8a from joe root have helped england to 213-5. 8a from joe root have helped england to 213—5. you can listen to that on five live. baroness campbell, the head of women's football

this christopher jenkins doesn't. the history of this christopher gen sk jenkins showed up instead. >> reporter: identity theft experts tell us to set up a better system so when there is a problem, there is an easier way to challenge it. has this impacted you, your relationship, your relationship with other people? is it taking over your life? >> yes. taking over my life. i get depressed, stressed. knowing that if i apply for jobs, i may not get it. >> reporter: nbc 4 responds learns that mistaken of identity happens more often than you might think. of those requests, 2300 challenged the information with more than half of those being corrected. if you fail a background check according to the ftc, you have every right to ask why. >> they have the right to correct inaccurate information. >> reporter: tiffany george is an attorney for the federal trade commissio company that ran the report and ask to see your report. >> their identity should be confused with someone else. >> reporter: as for chris, he has to carry around

i thought i don't christophe says in one nine hundred thirty one bentley had its back to the wall and needed a financial backer just before the firm was to be taken over by aircraft engine maker need here an unknown bidder acquired bentley for one hundred twenty five thousand pounds that bidder turned out to be competitor an arch rival rolls royce that hoped bentley sporty image would help it win over younger customers all getting this appear your bentley ate leader off the market the first product of their liaison was this car here the bentley three and a half leader bentley at that i'm happy to. the first rolls bentley was produced in the english city of darby rolls royce had been making its entry level model the rolls royce twenty twenty five there's s. one nine hundred twenty nine. depending on christopher tells us that the bentley three and a half liter was the first darby bentley technically it was based on the pretty conservative rolls royce twenty twenty five so they had to make quite a few modifications before it fitted bentley sports car image that chassis is much lighter an

christopher: absolutely. i know we're going a little bit over, but we will take one more question, if there is another question in the audience. in the way back. >> i fly out of my airport, the airport near annapolis, we were near the arrivals, of dwi. -- bwi. after 9/11, it was so eerily quiet. i know you do not call yourself a hero, the only thing we heard were the f-16's. it was an extreme comfort when i knew it was you. thank you so much. [applause] christopher: on that note, a fitting note, i think we will go ahead and wrap up. i want to thank all of you for taking time this evening to listen to the story. as mentioned, it is an important story to be remembered, and it is a story to be told and retold. we were very fortunate to have john and penney join us tonight. again, thank you for taking the time. both of you. for what you have done for aviation in this country. [applause] christopher: i would appreciate that we will not be able to provide autographs tonight, i know that sometimes we do, but given t

spring day tie christopher let's talk about the f.t. we're talking about a far right party that's going to be entering germany entering the german parliament as the third strongest party in the bonus talk what can we expect you can expect more fractious debate small polarized debates it'll be a change of style really in terms of the tone of parliamentary debate in the german parliament you have to bear in mind that many of the f.t. candidates who are winning seats in the new parliament from the far right wing of the parties are you going to have open racism in parliament. there anti semites in their ranks they're hard line nationalists there are conspiracy theorists revisionists it's. one of my colleagues is calling them a bunch of crazies i think that's perhaps slightly overstating it but you will see to booze being broken left right and center the silver lining by the way is that. this will sort of breathe life into a parliament that has been known for rather tepid debates and it will force the mainstream parties mainstream policy mak

back in the 1920s christopher robin became something ofa christopher robin became something of a celebrityiences. you we re still captivating audiences. you were watching bbc news. coming up. our sunday morning edition of the papers. and to be political commentator vincent morris will be joining me. that's coming up, first we have the weather. we have an east—west split today with the east to seeing plenty of sunshine, and warm. however, as you can see the cloud and rain bands significantly across wales and the south—west. parts of northern ireland and much of scotland. significant rain. we keep an eye on that one. it could be unpleasant. and then, in central, southern england, across the evening and night time there could be some heavy rain as well. however, it will be chilly in the countryside. we have some low—level fog in the morning rush. that could materialise in wales as well. for most of us, having had sunshine today, it will be distinctly cloudier. patchy rain. as we hedged on monday, still relatively warm. we will see that rain edging eastwards. mostly warm. hello. this is bbc ne

christoph, are these strikes but enough bidders? christoph: apparently enough -- not.here has been a new bidder, a chinese company. they are reportedly hitting for air berlin. it has not been confirmed but it barely -- but apparently they would merge it with their logistics companies already running an airport in the east germany and relocate the airline if it should come to that. there are numerous bidders, lufthansa probably the most prominent one. lufthansa is already leasing 38 planes from air berlin. other bidders include a british low-cost carrier, easyjet, and several german entrepreneurs, some of which don't have a connection or little connection to the aviation industry. we will see on friday two of these has the most credible offers. gerhard: bidders are lining up everyone is criticizing the pilots. don't they have a point? christoph: the situation is the following -- passengers are aggravated because of these strikes because planes are not taking off. this will likely have a financial impact because every airline needs bookings, which means they need the cas

back in the 1920s, christopher robin became something ofa christopher robin became something of a celebrity, he and his companions are still captivating audiences. let's ta ke still captivating audiences. let's take you back to the labour party conference in london. we are waiting for diane abbott to make a speech shortly. this is the scene there. delegates have been coming up to the podium one by one to make their points. 0verall, as we have been hearing from our assistant political editor norman smith in brighton, it is a significant conference forjeremy corbyn but he is resisting pressure from some labour mps to is resisting pressure from some labourmps to commit is resisting pressure from some labour mps to commit labour to keeping the uk in the eu single market and the customs union after brexit. it is said in the papers that around 30 senior mps in the party have written an open letter, calling for labour to do whatever it ta kes to calling for labour to do whatever it takes to keep britain in the single market and indeed the customs union. we will hear from diane abbott, expected to

just talked to christopher christoph tell us about the possibility for chancellor merkel cobbling together what appears to be a rather unlikely coalition between four very different parties indeed it does seem unlikely it is going to be difficult. we have seen this kind of to make a coalition at the state level already we've seen it twice once it failed we now have it. and it seems to be going ok so there are some positions where maybe overlap is in fact possible then said he was quite outraged we are in an environmental party as well and it is just the means by which we go about achieving these environmentalist goals where we differ on this may have been resurrected this may have been a response but if this can be realized in practice. this may actually work out may work out but again it's a rather unlikely coalition we can expect some friction within it between all these different parties how stable would a coalition this kind of coalition government be. this debility once the coalition agreement is there will be relatively strong to the extent that german governments tend to be relative

home or university and christoph nguyen from versity are still with christoph chancellor merkel's c.d.u. c.s.u. faction in parliament still the strongest part of parliament there but they can't govern alone they're going to have to look for coalition partners do you think that chancellor merkel will be able to cobble together a coalition she has to write what i don't think anyone wants another election. the s.p.d. has very clearly said that they are not willing to go into another grand coalition so they have to make it work to what extent this is possible the next couple of months will show. compared to other coalition. negotiations this will take a lot longer i think than what we have seen so far america has already said she gives herself at least until christmas but i do think maybe the disagreements but tween the f.t.p. and the green party may not be as problematic as maybe actually disagreements between the green party and the system because of course we keep talking about three party coalitions but really it's kind of a three point five or even four party coalition with a seat as y

the big release is goodbye christopher robin, a film about the creation of winnie the pooh. we also have reese witherspoon in home again, a likeable if daft rom—com. and daphne, a very interesting and edgy home—grown pick. goodbye christopher robin. i used to make up stories for my kids, so i am fascinated by this. tell me i'm going to love it. i really liked it. i know it has divided critics, but it is basically the story of how the winnie the pooh stories came about. it begins with aa milne in world war i, coming back and suffering from what we now call post traumatic stress and what they then called shell shock. he leaves london for rural east sussex and wants to write an anti—war tome which his wife daphne describes as something that sounds perfectly horrid. and he can't write anything and then one day he is walking in the woods with his young son robin and suddenly, apparently out of nowhere, comes this unexpected beauty and he starts writing poems and stories which touch everybody‘s hearts, particularly when illustrated by his great friend ernest. here is a clip. the c

christopher's hospital.going to walk you through what happened before and after the shooting coming up right after the break. >>> okay. so it's feeling like fall. we've got cool, dry, crisp air rolling into the area. and it's going to stick for your weekend forecast. coming up, we'll talk more about your forecast highs from neighborhood including right down here in cape may. beautiful live shot. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. >>> a child shot and a shooter on the run. right now police are looking for the person who opened fire on the streets of north fill dp philadelphia injuring a 6-year-old boy. crisis in puerto rico, the trump administration says the relief effort has been incredible. but leaders on the island are begging for more supplies. and feeling like fall, your weekend weather is cooling off to more normal temps for this time of year. we'll break it down for you in the neighborhood fir

back in the 1920s, christopher robin became something of a celebrity.ating audiences. prince harry has opened this yea r‘s invictus games in canada's largest city, toronto. the tournament sees injured service personnel compete in 12 sports over eight days. his girlfriend, actress meghan markle, was also at the ceremony — making her first appearance at an official engagement attended by the prince. sarah campbell is there. more than 550 competitors from 17 nations, cheered on by friends and family. the games were prince harry's idea. this the third such event which aims to use sport to help the process of recovery. as the teams filed in, prince harry watched from the vip area next to the first lady, and spotted, a couple of rows down and around 18 seats across, his girlfriend meghan markle, the actress and campaigner who has been dating harry for a little over a year. ms markle lives and works in the city, and so it would have perhaps seemed odd if she hadn't turned up. kensington palace have refused to comment on her appearance, adding that half of toro

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what we know about christopher space. . >>> we have some breaking news out of howard county. a car belonging to a missing pregnant teacher has been found. laura wallin's vehicle was found. she taught in columbia. family members were concerned about her after receiving a text on september 4th. police won't tell us what was in the message. wallin is from maryland. shi is 5'5" -- she is 5'5", 200 pounds with blonde hair and blue e transport vehicle to the virgin islands. we're looking at new drone footage from the largest of the islands. you can see that devastation left behind by irma, destroying buildings and debris scattered everywhere. it is really upsetting to see. >> it really is. >> you can't make codes for 180 miles an hour winds or 200 miles an hour winds. we'll see the codes at 90 and south florida since andrew, but winds -- >> you say this is turning a little bit. >> it is turning a little bit to the west now. the all important turn is the one to the right or north. i think that is going to happen as we get into saturday night and then heads toward florida on sunday.

so christophe i know that you're joining us via phone we've got a comment live on you tube this is from josh perry who says did germany's famed hate speech laws have any clout against the obviously islamophobia advertising used by f d that you highlighted off the top of the show so of course we saw some of those campaign pictures and i know down there members of our community that are talking about that as well christoph is the norm that's being shattered here because those posters and some of this rhetoric that we're seeing it's not something that outsiders would think of when they think of germany post world war two. her story i really don't know what. you want. to progress. and it is challenging a taboo in germany nationalism and on right wing politics and and how acceptable that is in society. well i think every society has a certain percentage of people that have these kinds of thoughts but whatever you. take they come from a side that doesn't look like the typical nazi supporter you know they don't look like an adult fiddler carter and they bring you in very well connected to cont

the guest house tenant, christopher chicester? so early on the police decided that they needed to find linda and they needed to find chris. there was only a couple of options for how john's body got back there and how it got buried. and those two options were unaccounted for. chris and linda. either one of them might have done it, or certainly would know something about who did it. well, it was imperative that they find them. mike taibbi (voiceover): in any homicide investigation, the spouse is a natural suspect, often the first suspect considered. and linda was a large woman who could conceivably have overpowered her husband. but as police started interviewing anyone around town who knew any of the occupants of the lorraine road property, tips about the guest house tenant, christopher chichester, piled up quickly, tips suggesting that he was the one police should be looking at. even those once friendly with him now recalled him in unsavory terms, as a manipulator, dana farrar said, always out for the next free lunch. he would sho

europe for some analysis now on the head of the desk or our parliamentary studio correspondent christopher spring day is waiting to share his insights just after this piece because a win with some disappointments for chancellor merkel's conservatives it's also been a better result for the social democrats medical center left coalition partners in the current government now both the social democrats and miracles christian democrats say they will work to win back those voters. the election night began on a high it c.d.u. headquarters then the realisation a shift in the political center ground unfolding before them heralding an end to the country's grand coalition. only merkel could lift the mood. but let's you could hide the fact this is her worst result as leader down but not out she's bracing for a historic fourth miss chancellor. in the tearless but naturally we had hoped for a slightly better result that's totally clear. the c.d.u. and c.s.u. are the strongest parties we have a mandate to form a government and no other government can be formed against us. our challenge our martin schulze

germany one carlos medina is a data scientist at the technical university in munich and hamburg christophe is the author of a book on the f.t. and also in berlin lauren bell horn is a contributing editor of jacobin magazine now we also invited a.f.d. members and supporters but they declined to join the conversation so welcome everyone to the stream i want to start here on my laptop with this headline just came out the last twenty four hours poll suggests a jump in german far right parties support now the latest polls show the f.t. securing a ten to twelve percent of the vote and that's up from eight to ten percent but the question in daniel is how did the alternative for germany get to a point where they're poised to enter parliament for the first time and potentially become the third largest party. so i think they really capitalized on. the problems that people had with like immigrant and migrant policies like people are poor already felt like they are not getting their share that they are in a better position like economically maybe or they are fearing that they might be worse off econom

hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have. you with this voters here in germany are gearing up for federal elections on sunday both candidates for the post of chancellor have been making a final push for votes today the latest polls haven't been encouraging for martin shorts and his center left social democrats they're trailing chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats by a wide margin surveys suggesting her conservative bloc is likely to take about thirty six percent of sunday's vote. well as the campaigning draws to a close you dummies mckayla cousteau has been monitoring events for us in munich where chancellor merkel delivered a speech eliot today we also about the choice of venue. this is to decide between the c.d.u. c.s.u. of the conservatives. you see the german johnson even though i mean what is very much unusual to get me to say to you is these protests it. does seem that there are several thousand people turning out to support the germans also the same time we see people chanting. when with we see that we're see

. >>> but first, arguably the best movie of summer, director christopher nolan's dunkirk foreshadows events of last week in texas, a situation that would have been far worse were it not for the human spirit. in may of 1940, it was the english citizenry who rallied to the rescue of more than 300,000 troops who were trapped on a beach in northern france in the early days of world war ii. those soldiers could almost see home but the shallow waters prevented rescued of warships but instead it was 700 civilian crafts, the little ships of dunkirk that made their way from england to assist in the rescue and so it was in texas this week. in houston, on wednesday, civil yap volunteers captained bass boats and jet skis and dingies that ferried hundreds of residents to safety. a man named jeremy sparkman told reuters, quote, i usually just use this boat for drinking beer. but we come together when we need to, that is what texans do. indeed, after the harris county department of homeland security asked for volunteers last sunday, hundreds of boat owners called and supplied quickly outstriped dem

authorities say christopher spates had disturbing images on his electronic devices. prosecutors are asking others to come forward >> mr. spates had contact with children both as a traveling basketball coach and he had contact through brad berry heights elementary school. we've come to understand that he invited children to his home, who he would, and they stayed with him there during the course of the time that they were traveling during the team -- with the team. that he also had an opportunity to be alone with some of these children. parents who know of mr. christopher spates and know that he had contact with their children, we would like for them to please reach out to us. >>>s there's this picture again, christopher spates, if your child has had contact, you're asked to call a hot line set up by maryland state police, the number is 800637-5437. that number is 800637-5437. >>> now to a horrible case of animal abuse in loudoun county. for r he was arrested for allegedly beating his dog with baseball bat. officials launched an investigation after someone called in a

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christopher speights, they are desperately seeking new information to fill in all of the gaps in this case. all of these children they've identified on video so they can continue forward with the investigation. as the authorities provide us more information we'll get it to you for now. i'm live in front of prince george's county courthouse, scott broom wusa9 news. >> you can continue to follow on our mobile app or wusa9 website. >> parents who had or may have had contact with christopher speights are asked to call 1- 800-637-5437. >>> should you have to pay thousands of dollars back to the government because that's the big question hanging over a maryland woman. she's been getting medicaid for ten years, and now it may be cut off, but she says she's done nothing ♪ do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant makes home his. and homegoods is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. when i walked through for a cigare

that there is the christopher columbus statue that was vandalized someone took an axe to christopher columbus is that there is no red paint all over the statue removing columbus his name from the national holiday is meant to be a way to make amends and acknowledge america's bloody past but is the relabeling of a day really the best way to help america's indigenous people it's not going to affect people who do anything that's going to change their situation unfortunately the better immediately freedom day might be a good thing. or a cloudy day we can get if we can get something for them in terms of a date that's perfect and then that way we can do like i said go ahead and start talking about the deeper issues at hand and then we can work towards getting getting more more for them people should be other centers and care more about other people than they do that more people care about themselves these days than they do others or people focus more so than just change the name incomes for native americans tend to be relatively low and unemployment high in two thousand and fifteen poverty

gaiter political correspondent my fellow anchor thanks for being with us so late into the night christopher was talk about the. they are going to enter parliament as the third strongest party in their parliament with seven different parties how do they do it well they've always positioned themselves as an anti-establishment part of the narrative. you know we tell it as it is we puncture the empty rhetoric that comes from from government ministers and there's a certain type of voter that likes that kind of narrative what has really boosted their popularity though is their very stark criticism of chancellor merkel's decision back in twenty fifteen to open germany's borders and let in over a million refugees that particular position feeds on the fear is and the anger of many people particularly in east germany over that decision and has really allowed them to to win thirteen percent of the electorate what can we expect from the a d in the book we heard from one of the party's leading candidates alexander

christopher: it is thumbs up. we are capturing the beta of the markets. we are at records highs, we have moved more global. we are doing quite well because of here in europe and even in asia recovering. i'm not as dependent on the u.s. market. you are the ultimate, move the needle guy. how do you move the needle on with all the dollars you manage? christopher: paying attention to tightening your cash with all ts you manage? flow, rebalancing allocation and being smart. the chart you just showed on commodities, everyone is trying to find a market that is near low. commodities, doesn't mean they will turn around now but we are starting to feather into commodities. we think global gdp is healthy, it will be in the 3% range. we should put some demand back into commodity prices. supply and demand, just like i learned in santa barbara on the beach. tom: withops the flip- economic class. inc. you for your shout out the other day. we canrtin adams knows rip up the script. where are you within the equity markets? equity is

well joining us for moyes political correspondent christopher spring gate good to have you with us so the latest polls continue to put makela spot in the lead with double digits actually is a stressful macular is a trust for this it is it's a bit of both merkel's conservatives the christian democrats are ahead in the polls as you say they're polling around thirty six thirty seven percent. which is the most popular party at the moment in germany they're doing better in surveys in all sorts of areas voters say they have greater economic competence they trust them more in areas like security and foreign policy and the social democrats are just not doing as well as the christian democrats it is also. herself the chancellor she is even more popular than her party her popularity was damaged during the micro crisis it dipped quite dramatically she's recovered from that if you ask germans now who they want as the next chancellor one and two a good fifty percent will say so what happened to. this company very strong with the schultz effect as it was called but somewhere along the line the numb

since jamaica is gentleman second home he knows a lot of reggae stars personally including christopher martin. that. make it. up to him self in reggae music in such a way that if you didn't know he was german you would have thought he was just making. stuff from slavery he was bringing. a tonic and one of the high points of the show was a cover of bob marley's redemption song gentlemen performed with marley son kimani as well as camp you know from german punk rock veterans to total holes and the old punk bands always used to play with the way about. the clash good old are good to know so it will be record found one of the moments a pleasure to be. to have to. leave. the m.t.v. unplugged concert was one big party and joining the family of friends for the occasion was gentlemens wife and regular backing. tom eco seen here on the left. the resulting album subsequently made it into the german top ten. a few years before appearing in that live performance christopher monckton collaborated with gentleman on the single to the top the two men evidently had plenty of fun shooting the video in m

it seems like sir christopher had expected the queen to perhaps defend him over this and he is said toruised over his treatment. it is an interesting glimpse into these sort of tensions in the royal households, their rivalries, the power struggles, which we normally do not get to see, but which are going on behind the scenes. it is an artificial world with all kinds of rules that we do not understand. charles will be the old est not understand. charles will be the oldest man to take the throne when he does take the throne. he has been waiting a long time. on that note of royal discord we will have to draw things to a close but thank you both very much. that is it for the papers tonight, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc website, it is all fair, seven days a week. and if you missed the programme any evening you can watch it later on the bbc iplayer. thank you and goodbye. this cool and showery weather that has developed over the last few days is the sort of weather that will ta ke is the sort of weather that will take us into the start of the weekend but slowly

now, who thinks we should take down this statue of christopher columbus, raise your hand., let's start with you. why should we take him down? >> he wanted to find india but he couldn't. he's an idiot. >> because he's an idiot, okay. heading up central park west, we realized statues aren't the only offensive structures in new york. who thinks that should be taken down? ( cheers and applause ) dodging tree limbs and traffic lights, we ended up just outside central park in east harlem. all right, guys, coming up is a statue of dr. james marion sims. he's considered the father of modern gynecology. well, that's good. he also used enslaved african american women as his test subjects. so that's not good. this may be a tough one. all right, well, let's go see the statue. who feels that his statue should be taken down? who thinks this statue should be replaced with a female gynecologist? who also experimented on slaves. no, okay. no bus tour is complete without visiting new york's beloved rat warren of a bus depot, the port authority, home to the city's most famous bus driver from