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 is the social media sites which the privacy setting last week with some change

day tom bowden author of the enemies of christopher columbus' and analyst at the iran center thank you so much. well the holiday season is just around the corner and we are already starting to see holiday and ads promoting the latest tech gadgets for all you parents out there wondering what to get your kid for christmas or hanukkah or otherwise a new invention could shoot soon to hit the shelves to us at a store near you need to robo roach a live cockroach that can control with a swipe of your i phone you can control what it does the kickstarter company backyard brains is behind this little contraption well the roach creators say that their control device does not hurt the cockroach but it tricks their brains into doing what the core the the person with the phone wants how well researchers essentially happened to the antenna of a roach and make it think it hit a wall therefore causing the bug to term the price for the remote control roach is a cool ninety nine bucks relatively cheap for the first ever a commercial cyborg however this does raise serious ethical concerns about

christopher columbus statute, columbus day parade is sunday. this is the 123rd in baltimore, the longest continuous columbus day parade in all of the country. al is the parade chairman. >> thank you for having us. >> reporter: it's great to be here. it starts early. >> it starts at 9 :30, saint leo's mass and then at 10:30 we will gather at the statute, there will be a replaying ceremony followed by a brunch at 11:30. the parade is set to kick off at 2:00 p.m. at key highway and light street. >> reporter: more units than ever. you got city is fire trucks, douglas high band, polly western, nights of columbus. santa clause is going to be here. >> that was our surprise. >> reporter: well, he'll be here with surprises. >> we have a lot of high school bands. the blue shrine also participating. it's going to be a great show. we'd love to have everybody come down and bring their family and friends. >> you got it. >> reporter: let me talk to chris, the guys from matthews pizza. it was the best. i was there just about month ago. how are you doing? >> ye

christopher columbus wants you to have an lg 60- inch hdtv for just $799. and samsung front load washers and dryers are just $699 each. if you ready to get in, get out and get on with ... whatever it is people do on columbus day, come to h.h. gregg. we know the best deals, so you don't have to. it's only been an hour and there are people outside already. the beauty of a small town. i assume talbot's not married? guys like talbot are loners. they like to operate without a spouse looking over their shoulder. don't we all. how's it going, reid? i don't think he had marcy or angela here. maybe he has a secondary location. you know, trophy or not, it's pretty careless to keep angela's clothes. he's plagued by a fear of chaos and obsesses over any disorder. well, welcome to 1992. yeah, music's his only entertainment. he doesn't have a tv or a computer. just your type, isn't she? you can't just hold me here. i did not kidnap those girls. i love kids. i mean, i'm a teacher. and, uh, speaking of which, i have another class starting in an hour. yeah, well, class is c

christopher columbus is the one we remember, but others set sail into uncharted waters back then, manyrom a small sea faring country. >> that speck is american surfer garrett mcnamara, unbelievable, astonishing, pick your adjective for it is monster wave he rode in january off the portuguese coast near the town of nazareth. the lighthouse sits at the top of a 200 foot cliff. everybody wants to come >> exactly. because nobody knew that this was here in nazareth. >> reporter: in 2005, a physical education teacher sent mcnamara this photograph to lure him to the small fishing village with its large waves. >> it's so big that for us to see the height of it, we have to look -- >> you say explosion, does it feel like a real explosion? >> exactly. everything. and this is all white water. >> reporter: the portuguese explorer vasco pagamo came here too, to play, before he set out in 1497, and again after a successful return from his voyage to fine a sea route to india with its rich spice trade. he did what christopher columbus tried to do, but failed. >> i think because we are a country -- our

in 1492, christopher columbus set sail for new land. >> give me directions to india. >> getting directionsana. >> no, not indiana. directions to india. >> getting directions to indianapolis. >> and that's how columbus discovered america. ♪ [applause] >> ellen: you know, it might not be 100% accurate but i don't think columbus was that tall. enough about history. let's talk about something a lot more educational. reality television. there are so many reality shows these days and it is impossible to keep up with them. until now. till now. [laughter] >> ellen: until now. [laughter] >> ellen: till now. [laughter] >> ellen: let's just do it. all right. as a public service, i watched every single one of them and then i report back to you, and here we go. here are some that maybe you have seen. maybe you have not seen. here is a clip from a show called "freaky eaters." have you heard about this? you may be sorry. [laughter] >> ellen: it's about freaky eaters. take a look. ♪ >> 34-year-old nicki wants to eat corn starch all day long. >> corn starch is soft. it's very fine. it is so, so good. i can

explorer who set out to change the planet in reality though as we learn from the writings of christopher columbus his own men that bold explorer raped pillaged and slaved and slaughtered people just to get rich one of columbus's crewman. described the scene when columbus arrived in his spend all you for a second time and thousands of tiny knows what he referred to as indians came out to greet his ships when i wrote when our caravels were to leave for spain we gathered one thousand six hundred male and female persons of those indians for those who remained we let it be known to the spaniards in the vicinity that anyone who wanted to take some of them could do so to the amount desired which was done when i went on to write that he had took he took his own sex slave a beautiful teenage girl who in his own words quote resisted with all her strength leaving him with no choice but to quote thrash her mercilessly and rape her and quote columbus eventually started up a global child sex slave trade exporting indians all over the world he bragged to a friend in a letter in fifteen hundred one hundred caste

out this very weekend, in which she ranges across 400 years of history with characters from christopher columbus to charles darwin. "shores of knowledge" explains how the curiosity of old europe broke free of church dogma, creating the world we inhabit today. her earlier books also follow threads that connect our past to our present. read "the relentless revolution: a history of capitalism," and you'll get an interesting take on how and when capitalism and democracy do and don't get along. and above all, read this one, "inheriting the revolution," in which, as one reviewer put it, she "perfectly captures the world created by the sons and daughters of the american revolution." joyce appleby taught for years at san diego state and ucla, where she's now a professor emerita. she served as president of both the organization of american historians and the american historical association. she still lectures, reads widely, spends time in the garden, and continues to feed the curiosity that drives every book and article she writes. welcome. >> thank you, bill. pleasure to be here. >> you have had such a

a celebration of christopher columbus' first voyage to the americas.o you feel there is any real understanding of what sort of impact that discovery of christopher columbus had on the native american po population of this country? >> across the nation i think most of the tribes do not celebrate columbus day. half jokingly people ask me what is happening on columbus day and i ask, who, what, where? we have our own designated day in the pe pueblo southwest of te country. and so we celebrate in lieu of the columbus day we celebrate our own celebration to honor and respect poa pe the great leader. columbus day to indian country is i think is not acknowledged for one thing but it's acknowledged it's a designated federal holiday and so the federal government will -- >> what is thgive me an understf what it means of the genocide toward the racist. it has come up in sport with the washington red skins name. that racist mascot can be used and thought of rather casually. what does that say about the ins understanding. >> that is what i mean by not having respect

the christopher columbus foundation put that challenge out to middle schoolers across the country. >> it kind of puts awareness out for kids to look for community problems and try to solve them. >> reporter: for ninth grader lang, the problem was kids getting seriously burned on playground slides that sit in direct sun all day. some models can top 160 degrees on the surface. his solution? this stoplight indicator he built himself. >> it uses the sun's energy to convert into electricity that powers the 12-volt batteries. >> reporter: infrared sensors read the temperatures on the slide and send the signals to the light. >> it will go to orange and green would be -- [indiscernible] when it gets up to 130 degrees and above, it goes to red. >> reporter: he won a cash prize from the christopher columbus foundation as an independent organization. >> this is how you can make your mark in the world. i'm a big believer in have a dream and you can make it happen. >> reporter: that dream is to have one of those on every playground to warn kids before they get burned. he thinks making it more comp

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oh, wait -- you know christopher columbus does get too much credit. first he thought he was coming to india. secondly, what did he discover? there were already people here. like crashing your car through the door of a starbuck's saying you discovered coffee. it's not -- here is a depressing new product. this is real. kick starter project. called ticker. a watch that counts down the moments until your death. it is literally your deathwatch. it is, calculates the probable date of your death based on your health and variety of factors. and you watch it go, you watch -- you watch, really making it the worst possible gift for grandparents' day. though it is good for getting out of dinner. sorry, i -- 7:00 i'll be dead. technically isn't your heart a watch that is counting down to your death? mine is. you know, since tonight is a night on which we'll be focussed on a twitter battle. i thought it would be appropriate to introduce an edition of our segment "mean tweets" we ask celebrities to read some of the terrible things people write on twitter. we do this

thousands will march in the parade marking christopher columbus' discovery of americas. on this day 1912 theodore roosevelt was campaign frg president when shot in milwau e milwaukee. he went on with his speech saying it takes more than one bullet to kill a bull moose. >>> happy birthday to madonna's daughter who's 17. usher hits 35. ralph lauren is 74. >>> how a u.s. default would affect you and your money. three things you need to know to protect your personal finances. keep it here for more news, weather, sports. thanks for watching. have a very good week. >>> we're not optimistic. we would advise the riding public to take precautions and make sure they have alternative transportation for tomorrow. >> a warning this morning from b.a.r.t. union leaders that another strike deadline looms. it's become a familiar story no strike but no deal either. this morning b.a.r.t. trains were rolling but if no agreement is reached by midnight workers say they will walk off the job tomorrow morning. >> it appeared talks were done for the night when union leaders made the announcement

christopher columbus is the one we remember, but others set sail into uncharted waters back then, many a small sea faring country. >> that speck is american surfer garrett mcnamara, unbelievable, astonishing, pick your adjective for it is monster wave he rode in january off the portuguese coast near the town of nazareth. the lighthouse sits at the top of a 200 foot cliff. everybody wants to come >> exactly. because nobody knew that this was here in nazareth. >> reporter: in 2005, a physical education teacher sent mcnamara this photograph to lure him to the small fishing village with its large waves. >> it's so big that for us to see the height of it, we have to look -- >> you say explosion, does it feel like a real explosion? >> exactly. everything. and this is all white water. >> reporter: the portuguese explorer vasco pagamo came here too, to play, before he set out in 1497, and again after a successful return from his voyage to fine a sea route to india with its rich spice trade. he did what christopher columbus tried to do, but failed. >> i think because we are a country -- our tie

. >> christopher columbus's ship lacked proper sanitation, thus making them the first carnival cruisecoming to india. secondly, what did he discover? there were already people here. like crashing your car through the door after starbucks and saying you discovered coffee. >> a new restaurant here in new york that doesn't let customers talk to each other during their meals. yeah. when he heard that, obama and republicans were like, table for 200, please. >> sugar and spice and everything fall. here is a list of foods you crave the most this season. pumpkin. apple cider. ginger snaps. chili. why choose land o' lakes butter in half sticks? it's pre-measured. fresh tasting. and it's only from land o' lakes. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> nicki mayo has the lowdown on the potential shutdown of the series

columbus's last name? >> no. >> no. >> it was something italian. he was an italian fellow. >> i think it was something spanish like juan. >> so tell me his full name. >> christophercolumbus. >> where did he land in america? >> in florida? i think florida, yeah. miami. it had to be off the water. >> fiji. >> no, it was like hawaii. or argentina or in that area, i imagine. >> new york? >> close. >> baltimore. >> california. >> somewhere along the east coast, i know. >> georgia. >> maine? >> washington. >> rhode island. >> alabama. >> canada. >> north carolina. >> i give up. >> florida. florida, maybe. yeah. miami. >> columbucolumbus, ohio. that's why it's named after him. what was the first thing he said to the indians when he got here. >> what's up? they said we're having dinner and then they had dinner. >> where is columbus from? >> somewhere from the spaniards. >> where was columbus from? >> england? >> england? >> england, yeah. >> italian? >> italy. >> he's from italy. >> wasn't he supposed to go somewhere else? >> japan? i don't know. was he trying to go to japan? he was? seriously? i didn't even know that. >> how did he get here? >> by plane. >> what was the

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in 1492 when christopher columbus sailed the ocean blue with three ships from spain, has spaniards brought the long centuries of disease and depression. some the people lived in america long before they did. year after year, the question pops up -- what if columbus's legacy and how much we -- how should we mark this day? one man said this day has been portrayed badly. he said columbus was not as bad as people have said. i asked him what it does columbus day mean to him? >> to love the day as an opportunity to reaffirm -- columbus day as an opportunity to reaffirm western values. what he brought to the new world. it was in a straight of transition. i am talking about values like science, technology, individual rights, capitalism, and eventually the united states of america. columbus made -- found a new home for western civilization and allowed it to spread and flourish here. a reason to celebrate columbus day is to recommit to that civilization because the ideas of western civilization is what allows us to look back 400 years ago and say racism, robbery, religious conversion, slavery -- all

the mayor and christopher columbus himself were there to greet parade goers. >>> and coming up, wildfirethreatens a u.s. military base sending many people backing. the fear for fire crews, coming up. >>> a deadly crash a monster truck veers off the track and into the crowd. the moment it hit. dramatic video next. >>> a child takes a vacation with no one knowing. how a minor gets past several airport checkpoints alone. . >>> the ways you can help to vote, coming up. >>> rain and a cooldown heading our way. those details and more coming up in your exclusive first warning forecast. i got you white chocolate pumpkin. oh, please don't call me "pumpkin." no, white chocolate and pumpkin. oh! pumpkin. ha-ha! pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts. hurry in for delicious pumpkin coffees and lattes today. america runs on dunkin'. . >>> it's partly cloudy, 73 degrees in central maryland right now. your complete forecast is coming up. >>> a wildfire leads to hundreds of evacuations from a southern california military base. it's only 15% contained tonight and crews are working to keep the blaze from movin

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. >> it's going to make christopher columbus -- >> don't you hope it's a long one? you want to see him questions? >> the pocket -- by the way, how many al libis do we got? we have like four. as soon as we capture one, we got another one. >> it's like a terror tree. >> it's like terror/libya. >> but we can't can't get the guys responsible for benghazi. what's going on with this? >> in libya, it's really not a country. i mean, it's totally run by gangs. there's no sense of government to speak of. in fact, i think they probably did get help from a few people in the government there. remember, the president of libya was brought in from switzerland to take over. that country is an outlaw country. that's one of the reasons it's pretty hard to get some of these people. all the drone arguments. i like drones, but if this works -- >> snatch and grab of a guy who has been there for how many years? >> go get them by all mean necessary. >> maybe he has evolved. >> especially when he's getting bad poll numbers. >> are you worried about this operation? s.e.a.l. team 6. looks like

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and the kimmel crew went on to find out how much people knew or know now about christopher columbus. 's what they found. ♪ >> he came to america and he ate thanksgiving. he had thanksgiving. >> columbus traveled the world, came to america, and whatever he came on must have been a canoe, kayak, same thing. i don't even know. he came to america and i guess he found it. i guess. >> what year did he sail here? >> 1842. >> 1842, i believe? >> do you know what columbus' last name is? >> no. >> nope. >> you guys don't know columbus' last name? >> no. >> no. >> was something italian because he was an italian fella. >> i think it was something spanish like juan. >> that's always sad. next up, first lady michelle obama set to make a cameo on "the biggest loser" next month. last year she led a workout from the east room of the white house. it's all part of the first lady's let's move campaign which she hopes will reserve the growing obesity epidemic in this country it's not the first time we've seen this come out of the white house. a similar unrelated story today shed new light on william howar

year's conference coincides with columbus day here in the united states the sell wrigs of christopher columbus's first voyage to the americas. columbus day is just another sign of how poorly understood and to the the u.s. historical narrative is. >> you are not counted in our, you know mainstream society, you know. your individual history is of no value. i mean how would youlike to say, here i am. i found you. i discovered you. upon which you say, how can you find me? i have always been here? >> other major issues to be discussed, violence against women, in particular, the ability of tribal authorities to prosecute non-native men for sexual violence committed in the indian country worth remembering 86% of sexual violence against native women is committed by non-native men. the impacts of the oil and gas boom independento indian country, native american women reporting a spike in assaults against them that's in the influx of those exploiting resources. >> small protests are called for against the interim government. this time, the anti-coup alliance advised against a large takeover of cairo's tah

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conference coincides with columbus day here in the united states, that is a celebration of christopher columbusrst voyage to the americas. those i spoke to here columbus day is a sign of how poorly u.s. historical narrative is. >> it continues and the main one is to say, you know, you are not there, you are not -- you are not counted in our mainstream society. your individual history is of no value. how would you like to say here i am, i found you, you know, i'm discovered too and which you say how can you find me, i have always been here. >> other major issues are violence against women and in particular the ability of tribal authorities to prosecute nonnative men of violence committed in the country and 86% of sexual violence against native women is committed by nonnative men and the oil and gas boom on the indian country and also socially and native american women have a spike in assault against them with the influx of thousands of workers who are exploiting the new natural resources. >>> they arrested 200 people and seized weapons in rio, the operation is part of the government's efforts to

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one protester condemned the day walking five hundred 21 years since christopher columbus's arrival in the americas. >> today is not a day to celebrate, but to repudiate the abuses that we have suffered for more than 500 years. we're here to tell the chilean state and current government that we shall resist, that we shall be in resistance to what is happening in our territory. >> in tucson, arizona, immigrant rights advocates disrupted proceedings at a federal courthouse friday when they blocked the entrance and locked themselves to the wheels of two buses carrying and document people bound for the court under a controversial program known as operation streamline. seesush era program immigrants accused of crossing the border without authorization sentenced to the dozens to prison terms of up to six months before their deported. oh tester said a process funnels immigrants into the for-profit prison system. today immigrant advocates are expected to march on the headquarters of immigrations and customs enforcement in phoenix as part of a call to hold the unprecedented number of deportatio

that's the celebration of christopher columbus' first voyage to the americas. for those here say columbus day is another sign of how poorly understood the narrative is. >> it continues in many ways to say, you know, you're not there. you're not -- you're not counted in our mainstream society. your individual history is of no value. how would you like to say, hey, here i am. i found you. i discovered you. what would you say? how can you find me? >> i've always been there. >> other issues to be discussed, violence against women and the ability of tribal authorities to prosecute non-native men for sexual violence committed. 87% of assaults is committed by non-native men. the oil and gas boom on the country socially, native-american womens reporting a spike in assaults against them that coincides with the influx of thousands of workers exploits the new natural resources. >>> in egypt supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi are calling for small protests around the country against the military-backed interim government. they advised against a large take-over of

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actually, there's a new study that claims the chinese may have discovered america 70 years before christopher columbusve: what? >> jimmy: and if you want to know what it would be like if china owned america, give it another week or two. [ laughter and applause ] look out the window, buddy. the whole thing. [ light laughter ] the backpack your kids are wearing to school. look at this walmart. the whole thing -- what are you yelling at me for? move your car. [ laughter ] i don't know what to think of this. a zoo in england says that a female chimp just gave birth to twins even though she's been on birth control. officials say the chimp got pregnant because antibiotics caused her birth control to stop working. but the chimp said, "actually, it was to save my marriage." [ laughter ] and i cant believe this. halloween is almost here, you guys. you guys psyched for halloween? [ cheers ] i love halloween! young, old. everyone loves halloween. just a few weeks away. and apparently, americans are expected to spend less money on costumes this year than they did in 2012. money's tight. so i mean, it's just going

does anyone here know when it was that christoph columbus sail for america? you probably don't be knowing that year. how many people happen to know the year from their history? can i have a show of hands? one, two, three, four, five, six, six, seven, eight scholars. okay. it happened to be 1492, gang. do anyone happen to kn when the declaraon of iependence was signed in the united states? it's a pticular date. some people ha it engraved in their heads and some people say, "oh, i don't need to be knowing su thing." when was the declaration of independence signed? anyone know what year? ha a show of hands. i wanna see you is. show of hands. well, we got almost half the scholastic class here. it turns out to be 1776. some of us are good for remembering figures and some of us aren't. let's try something different. the temperature at the bottom of lake superior, new year's eve, 1900, does anyone in here happen to know what the temperature at the bottom of that lake was at that time? one, two, three, four, five, six, even less people than knew when the declation of

because it's a holiday we have the italian heritage parade this weekend. [ laughter ] >> christopher columbuss ticked off. >> it won't rain on that parade, by the way. >> thank you, roberta. [ laughter ] >>> there is growing concern in vallejo about staffing shortages in the city's police department. vallejo currently has 83 officers just about half of what it had before the city filed for bankruptcy five years ago. $2.5 million initially set aside for new officers will now go towards paving streets. the police chief says it's because there are not enough qualified candidates applying to his department. >> simply saying that we can just go hire a bunch of people like we're going to hire a bunch of people to work at mcdonald's tomorrow, it doesn't work. >> the vallejo police officers association says the city needs to come up with competitive compensation packages to attract qualified candidates. >> the state is taking one of the bigs for profit colleges to country to court over claims of false advertising and fraud. the lawsuit says corinthian colleges parent company of everest, heald and oth