heavenly kingdom they're looking for souls to convert to christianity school and in this journal christopher columbus mentions god twenty six times but he mentions the gold one hundred sixty so what were they really looking for it was a gold rush they were let's take the disk the conquest of the inca the spanish marching to the end just to one hundred sixty men hundred sixty eight men marching to the end days and confront this colossal empire the inca empire and since the spanish had superior weapons they were able to cut down and twice the inca which was the name of the ruler as well as the civilization entice the inca to a meeting and in a confined space fire cannon atom and cut them down they just had sort of lay like bronze armor what the spaniards then did was basically grind up that and tire civilization take all its beautiful ornaments milked them down into gold bars stamp them with the spanish insignia and send them off to europe and there and they basically converted that civilization into money unbelievable and now i want to move on to south africa you just scribe some of the south african

the heavenly kingdom they're looking for souls to convert to christianity so in this journal christopher columbus mentions god twenty six times but he mentions the gold one hundred sixty so what were they really looking for it was a gold rush they were let's take the disk the conquest of the inca the spanish merchant to the end just to one hundred sixty men and one hundred sixty eight men marching to the end these and confront this colossal empire the inca empire and since the spanish had superior weapons they were able to cut down entice the inca which was the name of the ruler as well as the civilization entice the inca to a meeting and in a confined space fire can an atom and cut them down they just had sort of like bronze armor what the spaniards then did was basically grind up that and tire civilization take all its beautiful ornaments milt them down into gold bars stamp. and with the spanish insignia and send them off to europe and there has been basically converted that civilization into money unbelievable and i want to move on to south africa you just scribe some of the south african ghos

actually, there's a new study that claims the chinese may have discovered america 70 years before christopher columbusimmy: and if you want to know what it would be like if china owned america, give it another week or two. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: look out the window, buddy. the whole thing. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: 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 can't 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 jus

christopher columbus put it on the map in 1492, but you'll have trouble finding it on any tourist mapt planes don't fly here from america or europe. there are hardly any hotels, no golf courses, no frozen margaritas. just that deep blue hole. this is where william trubridge lives and trains. for the last six months, he's led a monastic existence, getting ready to try for another world record. he wants to make it down to 410 feet on one breath, this time using a single fin. to get ready, he goes through a unique a set of exercises that he designed himself to make his body more flexible and supple, more like a dolphin. his waist here is 27 inches. then, the countdown. his wife brittany is on the platform. his parents are on the shore. the judges and safety divers are in the water; their job-- to save him if he loses consciousness. in any other sport, a spurt of adrenaline would be a good thing. not here. tension, anxiety consume oxygen; what you need is serenity. he begins to swallow air. he is literally swallowing air, packing his lungs with more air than they could receive from breath

conclude the civil war and the birth of flight which takes us back to the discovery of america by christopher columbus where bermidi started his work. as you look across their attendant, you can see evidence of some water leaks that have occurred over time. the streaking below the lowest band of ornamentation on the copper dome, some of the staining on the sides of the blasters -- pilasters. and you can see on the evidence. some they were multiple tiers of gas jets that occurred, one above the stone cornice where you see light fixtures. one at the base of the balustrade work where you see remnants of an earlier lighting scheme, the conduit with sockets. there was a string of lights at the base of the kubla -- cupola and at the underside there was a ring of gas jets. they were over 1000 gas jets that would eliminate instantly with the click of a switch from a battery in the lower levels of the capital. you can imagine that night that must have been quite a dramatic all eliminatethis and once. as electricity was introduced to the building at the turn of the 20th century, this fixtures were replaced with

of course, if you know your history, you know christopher columbus didn't really find anything.ivating developed complex civilizations in the so-called new world for thousands of year before he ever set sail. the poem gets that part right. but what's glossed over in this grade school story of america's beginnings is what happened when columbus encountered those original americans. a few versus in, it reads, the natives were very nice, they gave the sailors food and spice. columbus sailed on to find some gold, to bring back home as he'd been told. see that space right there, between the nice, welcoming natives and columbus going for the gold? that's where our fairy tale of america's origins omits some of the ugly historical realities, like how columbus captured and enslaved hundreds of arawak men, women, and children to be sold for sex and labor. in fact, if you look beneath the surface of many myths of american identity, you'll find a horrendous history of native american people rendered invisible, erased, figuratively and literally, in the name of progress and expansion. on thu

now we're working on a madea easter and christopher columbus day and thanksgiving. >> the truth of thely couldn't avoid working with him. >> no, could not avoid working with him. but the two of us together in this movie, the ad libs are hysterical. >> you're known for that. you love to encourage ad libbing during the shooting of scenes. that's not the way a lot of directors work. why you? >> a 90 page script is just a pattern to get to the end. >> that's a guide? >> that's a guide. it's our gps but let's have fun. >> it was great. the cool thing is i wrote a couple of jokes and i said, i said tyler -- i had never worked with him before, and i said tyler, can i do a couple of these. he said you do what you want to do. let's have a good time and it was probably one of the funnest things i've done as far as performing in front of a camera. >> why don't you think more productions go that way? why don't you think more directors take that chance? >> control. it's all about control. i like to have fun. i'm an actor/director. i want to see the artist and comedian all have fun together. >> is i