they also want a statue of christopher columbus saying that he played a role in historical genocide ofigenous people. the letter says "for far too long, they have generated harm and a sense as expressions of white supremacy. these monuments are an affront in a city whose officials preach tollerance." this all comes after mayor bill de blasio called for a review of the statues "all symbols of hate on city property following violent protests in charlottesville in august". >> that's an interesting idea. my greatest fear is that if we erase number of the substance that happened to us, that the text, the visual, if we erase enough of it, i'm afraid we'll start to make the same mistake. some idiot will think his or her idea is new. >> people have walk passed it in a museum differently than they would view it walking down the street and standing there? >> i just had -- it's a fair question. >> we're judging history by not -- by modern day standards, which doesn't make what happens okay. but the idea that christopher columbus wasn't important in american history and should be torn down because

now, who thinks that we should take down this statue of christopher columbus? raise your hands.? - should take him down 'cause 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? all: whoo! - but we were just getting started. further downtown problematic statues sprung up everywhere. this next statue, everyone, is a no-brainer. he inspired millions through his message of love. obviously i'm talking about legendary actor sir ben kingsley. - that's gandhi. - that's--that's who? - gandhi. - i don't know who that is, so you're wrong, and i'm right. coming up on the left is a-- whoa, huh? that's [bleep] weird. as we sat drenched in cold rain, we realized that there was no good solution, so inspired by the high level of internet discussion, we came up with the next best thing. turn every statue into a comment board. now everyone will know that you think columbus was a guido, but at least there's one thing we can all agree on. i mean, why is it dogs? should be humans. humans take p

as he develops the characters and writes about them, they become alive to him so christopher columbus, i mean, christopher columbus, christopher plummer appears as soon as he discovers he will write about scrooge. so there is this wonderful, funny interplay between scrooge and dickens. so i have brought you a t-shirt. there is a line in the film that i have loved, it is the line is -- cspan: hold it up to my camera. you can read it. >> the line is no one is use less in this world who lightens the burdens of another. which talks all about generosity, generosity of spirit, pulling people up, helping people all of those things that we need today in our climate that is going on where we seem so at odds with one another. so i made a pin and i have a bumper strip, biggest bumper strip in the world. the movie, the movie, the film is coming out in theaters across the country, 500 theaters across the country and it will be out on november 22nd, in theater near you. cspan: the man who invented christmas, produced by mitch kaplan. >> a bunch of other people including paula mazer and robert nicol

he also discusses how christopher columbus, native americans, and females are depicted. he is a fellow with but the library of congress and the u.s. capital historical society. this is about an hour. william: welcome to the u.s. capital historical society lunchtime lecture series. my name is william digiacomantonio i'm the chief of , stories here at the society. it is great to see everyone here. our speaker today is a guy named matthew restall. i want to read his title, because it is ponderous. not like matthew. i do know what to leave anything out. he is the edwin earl sparks professor of latin american history and director of latin american studies at penn state. oxford, ucla,d at and has published numerous books on the spanish conquest. some of you might recognize his name and some of the themes he will be touching on from our last dome, where he has an article on how montezuma keeps inrendered in different ways "the art of the capital." from his various titles and the subjects of his books you might and for correctly that he is an art historian, but this is a chance

physicist stephen hawking has warned us about mating allianz and comparing it to christopher columbus meeting the native americans which as we know didn't turn out so well why don't you believe him and why should we ignore professor hawking's views what we shouldn't ignore his views whenever anyone is brilliant as stephen hawking says watch out be careful you have to take it seriously but what he really has not taken into account is that the aliens that we're afraid of the ones that can travel between the stars could already pick up our t.v. and radio signals that we have been sending out the past seventy or eighty years so there is no increased danger of an alien invasion by sending intentional signals to let the extra terrestrials know that we want to make contact now seti scientists who actually don't like you sending signals to ellen say that an initiating contact isn't science but rather diplomacy to using good doing it is what they majority of people actually want. well i think that in fact sending signals to other worlds and listening for response is a much more traditional typ

sky 6 hd looking live at the christopher columbus bouleor rd at penn's landing, a beautiful sunny afternoon but you'll need the winter coat. 1e are tracking a bit a change ahead for the holiday weekend. karen rogers in for david murphy is out on the her as with a look at the accuweather forecast. >> why does the terrace have to be in the shade? i would be warmer over there. we have sunshine but chilly in the shade. at least we have the beautlooku sunshine, earlier this morning there were clouds passing thron dh and clear skies right now and clouds built in tomorrow. and enjoy that beautiful sunthe c afternoon as you can. clopats start to increase tonigt and how about the numbers, 37 in and how abouaetnicehem.rs, 37 in 35 inactuakertown and 36 in pottstown and 42 in coatesville and 37 in media, andut t9 degre right now in center city. in the suburbs in new jersey and delaware. you see are you mostly in the upperut t0s and low 40s. 39 in hammonton and 40 in glassboro and 40 in dover, del in mare. here is how it feels when you factor in a light breeze and the windchill is a small factor. you n

when i ask one of the students whether he knows the man who discovered america christopher columbus he's silent at first then the headmistress asked me to leave the room because i'm interfering with the lecture. but there's another surprise in store for me during this visit i was invited to play football with thirty teenagers i've never experienced anything like that in north korea it's a great moment for me in that genuine jersey for them it wasn't about winning i think the students played poorly on purpose to make me look better at times they were two to three hundred students sitting around the pitch it almost felt like a stadium. he said you. guys know the. moves. because of the latest u.n. sanctions north korea has been forced to be self-sufficient no role materials or products may be exported given the current economic situation it's hopefully only a matter of time before north korea gives up its stop a nuclear policy. i'm allowed to visit a textile factory and i've been here four times already but the manager is music to come in and take a look. at. one shown a showcase spinning m

physicist stephen hawking has warned us about mating allianz comparing it to christopher columbus meeting native americans which as we know didn't turn out so well why don't you believe him and why should we ignore professor hawking's views what we shouldn't ignore his views whenever anyone is brilliant as stephen hawking says watch out be careful you have to take it seriously but what he really has not taken into account is that the aliens that we're afraid of the ones that can travel between the stars could already pick up our t.v. and radio signals that we have been sending out the past seventy or eighty years so there is no increased danger of an alien invasion by sending intentional signals to let the extra terrestrials know that we want to make contact now assesses scientists who actually don't like you sending signals to ellen say that an initiating contact isn't science but rather diplomacy to using good doing it is what they majority of people actually want. well i think that in fact sending signals to other worlds and listening for response is a much more traditional type of sci

physicist stephen hawking has warned us about mating allianz comparing it to christopher columbus meeting native americans which as we know didn't turn out so well why don't you believe him and why should we ignore professor hawking's views what we shouldn't ignore his views whenever anyone is brilliant as stephen hawking says watch out be careful you have to take it seriously but what he really has not taken into account is that the aliens that we're afraid of the ones that can travel between the stars could already pick up our t.v. and radio signals that we have been sending out the past seventy or eighty years so there is no increased danger of an alien invasion by sending intentional signals to let the extra terrestrials know that we want to make contact now assesses scientists who actually don't like you sending signals to l.a. and say that an initiating contact isn't science but rather diplomacy to using good doing it is what they majority of people actually want. well i think that in fact sending signals to other worlds and listening for response is a much more traditional type of

after amerigo vespucci and christopher columbus have become important, could be a seaport, part of the age of exploration and if you can't do it militarily, you can diverge the river and starve them out. one of his other great things. all of the science, the art and engineering and the theater come together in his paintings. in milan, he does the last supper in a monastery. and one of the things that is very noticeable is it is the work of a theater designer. like jesus is saying all right, everybody, get on the side of the table if you want to be in the picture, the way you would on stage. also the perspective lines are mathematically in an accelerated perspective. imagine. look on stage, look at the scenery you imagine leonardo would have done, the scenery comes in that way to make it look deeper. not just a moment in time. some art critics said it is eerie because it seems like a frozen moment, feels like a sequential drama and now it is a drama, coming from the right, jesus saying one of you shall betray me and you see it rippling out, the soundwaves, he thought sound waves were li

transform this place into a massive resort, named appropriately or inappropriately enough after christopher columbusresistant camp. >> anthony: just a hypothetical question if the beach is public what's the problem? >> pocho: the project it's not a building, it's a mega project. it's a five star hotel 120 villas, a mini mall, the biggest casino in the caribbean that's how they sell it. and two parking lots four stories high. we are talking like -- you know, it's not sustainable. >> anthony: if they roll the bulldozers right now with a bunch of police what do you do? >> pocho: oh no we go, civil disobedience we go stop in front of the machines and we will give the time to the lawyers to do their case in the courts and what not. >> anthony: oh you got some lawyers here. >> pocho: oh [ bleep ] yeah we've got all the lawyers. >> anthony: lawyers go to the beach? >> pocho: yeah, hey! >> anthony: the chef is making sancocho. a stew of beef, veals, and sausages. and there's some fresh caught grouper and red snapper. >> anthony: there aren't many places left like this. that's the point, that's worth somethi

rob: university of notre dame not giving it to demand about murals that honor christopher columbus. want the paintings destroyed claiming in this era of political decisiveness and dangerous nationalism it is time for notre dame to remove its own version of a confederate monument, that is what they called it, the mural has been there since 1884, they say they are not going anywhere. rob: army football availing footballs for the rv navy game, paying tribute to soldiers of the mountain division which engaged in winter warfare. they unveiled with uniforms modeled after the blue angel flight suits. the battle takes place saturday and i will be reporting live for "fox and friends," stay tuned for that. rob: we will see who wins the game. forget ticket scalpers, cyber scalpers are helping the grinch steel christmas. jillian: tracy has the scam selling hot toys for higher prices. >> reporter: they are called toy parts. they buy up all these popular kids toys for the holidays and sell them on secondary websites like ebay and amazon for much higher. the popular toy, $1000, barbie's dream hous

why this is suddenly after america and christopher columbus have become important to be a sea port. if you're going to be part of the age of exploration also if you can't be in military you can divert river. so you can sort of starve them out. and in the theater come together in this painting in millan he does, of course, last supper and -- one that is noticeable it is work of a theater designer as if jesus is saying all right everybody -- get on this side of the table if yowpght to be o in the picture. correct all going to vanishing point upon the forehead of jesus. outward you can see them radiate out but walls go back and accelerate perspective way, why? well imagine look on stage here and scenery that you imagine leonardo would have done the scenery comes in that way -- to make it look deeper. it's not just a moment many time buter art critic say it is eerie because it is a frozen moment not to me. itit feels like a sequential dra narrative drama had monks come in from the right -- jesus saying -- one of you shall betray me. you see it rippling out and like water away and first

he also discusses how christopher columbus, native americans, and females are

yet in reporting on this, what we hear from so many women, other people are having a christopher columbusent, like you discovered this? people live with this every day. funny but not funny. people live with this every single day, and there has been a pressure on people, explicitly on men, with this movement that started with the march and continues to say we all need to be involved in this. >> yeah, everything you said is correct. i'm a little crest fall than the only person -- not the only person, the primary individual that should have been affected by this i'm sure it had no effect on him at all. i'm sure that person looked at all of those women and said, only i can move this many women like this. so to me, that's the saddest part of that, is that those in power right now did not look at this and say, well, this is a seminal moment in our country, we should do something. >> you speak to where it's going. and we heard it from the women on that day, we're going to make power respond, we're going to make it listen and react, which goes to the other big thing in 2017. this was the year tha

currentl >>> in san jose city leaders plan to talk about relocating a christopher columbus statue nextin the first floor lobby at city hall but has been vandalized and there are petitions to remove it. they are talking about moving it to the airport or kelley park. that move would cost as much as $10,000. >>> today a new trail on the peninsula opens to the public promising stunning views as well as peace and quiet. "sky drone 5" captured this look at the area. it is the la honda creek open space preserve. it is 6 miles of trails stretched out over 6,000 acres. it runs from skyline boulevard to la honda. on a clear day you can see the pacific ocean. it was once a hideout for outlaw jesse james. it is free to the public. >>> all golden gate ferry operations to and from sausalito will be shut down next tuesday and wednesday. that's so that crews can do an inspection of the sausalito ferry landing. sausalito ferry customers can use the golden gate transit buses, the golden gate larkspur and tiburon ferries or the blue and gold fleet to and from tiburon. >> so you have been been warned. nex

i've told the robot butt joke that wally hasn't laughed the loudest. [ laughter ] today was christopher columbusbirthday. and if you're wondering what to get him, how about something that already belongs to someone else? [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] chipotle offered $3 burritos today to any customers who ordered in their halloween costume. good news for the front of the horse, but terrible news for the back. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, during an interview with fox news, as we've mentioned, white house chief of staff john kelly said that the lack of ability to compromise led to the civil war. here to comment is one of our writers, amber, in a segment we call "amber's minute of fury." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> fool! the lack of compromise led to the civil war? lack of compromise? that's an awfully strange way to pronounce "slavery." [ laughter ] it wasn't a lack of compromise that led to the civil war. a lack of compromise led to the mullet. [ laughter ] that's two different haircuts having a civil war on your head. [ light laughter ] and there is no winner. also, linco

laughter ] the nypd will provide round-the-clock protection of the city's famous marble statue of christopher columbushead of the upcoming holiday. apparently, they have received credible threats from this terrorist organization. [ laughter ] vice president pence said in an op-ed yesterday, that the u.s. will lead in space again under the trump administration. space? it took him two weeks to figure out how to get to puerto rico. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] according to reports, netflix is raising its prices next month. ooh, that is going to be quite a burden on whoever's password i'm using. [ laughter ] jeff -- jeff something. the nypd recently arrested a mcdonald's manager for allegedly smuggling and selling thousands of dollars of crack cocaine inside customers' orders. police became suspicious when they saw thin people at mcdonald's. [ laughter and applause ] that's right. the manager was selling crack out of a mcdonald's. i guess i'm not surprised. take a look at this recent picture of ronald mcdonald. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen! we have a great show for you tonight! [

watching and teaches them about the environment really loves his home and he loves the sea if christopher columbus was . to the caribbean normally called be the only island that moves to recognize regardless of the destruction caused by the hurricane believe believes in the future. i do. yeah i don't know as a team of people on the island only because we have very strong people. rising. from the islands residents this means starting again from scratch coping with climate change has become a matter of survival for them. journey through the countryside has taught us one important thing hurricane maria destroyed a lot but it didn't destroy the people's faith in themselves or their determination to start over. in football the champions league group stage wrapped up on wednesday five time winners liverpool sealed their place in the last sixteen with a thrashing of spartak moscow shocked our donetsk also went through with a two one win over manchester city would already qualified but the news wasn't so good for a german side are the lives of their champions league debut ended in a two one defeat to grou

now we're taking a look at the christopher columbus memorial at penn's landing. it is frigid out there. david murphy will have your exclusive accuweather forecast when we return. stay with us. for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the face of a fisherman? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. >>> the governor of california got a firsthand look at the deadly wildfires that are scorching his state. jerry brown says that drought and climate change mean the state faces a new reality in which wildfires will continue to threaten the state. current wildfires could still be burning on christmas day. the fires have been blamed for at least one death and have destroyed hundreds

christopher columbia landed in the caribbean and said, hello, indians. and the people said, nope, you're way west of india, pal. instead of columbusaying, what should i call you, he said, hello, west indians. the treatment of the indigenous people of this country is a story of massacres, sexual assault, serial lies and betrayals that were all wiped from the pages of american history books by two words. happy thanksgiving. but in the last year, a movement has emerged that began as a dispute between the standing rock reservation in north dakota and the oil industry. and it has turned into a reckoning. on one side there are over 300 tribes from all over the country in the world and on the other side there's big oil, the federal government, and the indifference of millions of americans. yep, while millions of people were screaming no dap l, millions of others were screaming for this guy. look, i'm not a cubs fan, but i'm sure happy that their win meant more of this and less of this. yikes. that's why this week i'm going to the standing rock and pine ridge reservations and i'll be starting my journey here at the camp site. just outside