at first, christopher columbus wanted to sail to india, but he could not. discovered america only lateruestions of the first round behind me, i would like to talk to you about how the first round was for you, whether it seemed difficult or maybe too simple and what are your aspirations - i concentrated, but only later, closer to in the middle of the game, i began to confidently answer remember. victor, what do you say, the screen, right now the results of the first round will appear on it. today, alas, we will have to say goodbye. anyway, i suggest, thanks for playing, go ahead. i'm very upset because i feel like i've disappointed a lot of people. i was hoping to get into at least the second round, and the fact is that my knowledge would be enough for the second round. i just accidentally missed the last question, i knew the exact question. but i i clicked no, although i know that the correct answer is yes, it’s arranged, i wanted to get through at least to the second round, but i wanted to be in the program at least a little, even though i don’t like acting. i couldn’t concentrate and

a christopher columbus, b. marco pola, c- fernand magellan. time. matvey, what do you think? discovered america, and ferdinand magellan, in my opinion, made the first trip around the world. well, what was stopping you? christopher columbus, for example, having discovered america, went to celebrate in china, well, until the end of his life he thought that he had found a route to india, and was interested in this very thing, stayed in america, the correct answer is option b. marco polo. from china and indian merchants brought silks and spices to europe. the first european to visit china and leave a description of it was a venetian merchant. mark paul. seventh question. what were the free citizens of sparta called? a. spartans. b. pereeeks. ts- helots. time. nikita, what do you think about this ? the question is complex. well, i don't remember exactly, but i... intuitively answered ts and lots, yes elizabeth, i answered b perieki, also based on my intuition, i immediately threw away the protiata, because it seemed to me that it would be too simple, uh-huh, helots, no i know, jus

a - christopher columbus, b - marco pola, c - ferdinand magellan. time! matvey, what do you think? my opinion, made the first trip around the world. well, what prevented christopher columbus, for example, from discovering america and going to china to celebrate? well, until the end of his life he thought that he had found a route to india, and that was precisely what he was interested in. and he stayed in america. correct answer, option. b. marco pola. from china and india to europe , merchants delivered silks and spices. first. a european who visited china and the one who left his description was the venetian merchant marco polo. seventh question: what were the names of the free citizens of sparta? sportsmen, b, pereek, ts - helots. time. nikita, what do you think about this? the question is complex. well, i don’t remember exactly, but i intuitively answered c. and lots. yes. elizabeth. i answered. based on my intuition, i immediately threw away the protiata, because it seemed to me that it would be too simple, uh-huh, helots, i don’t know, just right, okay, maybe pereiki ts, mayb

well, what was stopping christopher? columbus end of his life he thought that he, that he had found a route to india, and that was exactly what he was remained interested in america. the correct answer is option b. marco polo. from china and india to europe, merchants delivered silks and spices. the first european to visit china and leave a description of it was a venetian merchant. mark paul. seventh question. what were the free citizens of sparta called? a. spartans. b. pereeeks. c-helots. time. nikita, what do you think about this ? the question is complex. well, i don't remember exactly, but i... intuitively answered ts and lots, yes elizaveta, i answered b pereek, also based on my intuition, i immediately with protiates i threw it away because it seemed to me that it would be too simple, uh-huh, helots, i don’t know, just right, okay, maybe perieki, maybe someone will tell us then who the perieki are, victor, i see you you know. these are the kind you can say, like merchants, you can say so figuratively, the ilats are slaves

photo of one of those monuments defacement's that happened during the protest, that is the christopher columbus memorial fountain outside union station about a block from where the studio is. that monument spray-painted with dozens of pieces of graffiti. the removal process has begun within the past 40 hours. that picture from today's "washington post." we are talking to undecided voters only this morning getting your thoughts on the new 2024 race on kamala harris versus donald trump. (202) 748-8000 if you are undecided in eastern or central time zones. (202) 748-8001 louisiana's lands of origin is france. so if civil war breaks out in this country, who is the civil war going to be against? everyone talks about -- host: you think civil war might break out in this country? caller: the republican party keeps hollering civil war. the democrats are trying to play it down and said we don't want civil war. so my question to america, if we go into civil war, who is the civil war against? who are you coming after? host: angela in california. this is jim in illinois. plainfield, illinois. good morning.

today, some of the bus or the, [000:00:00;00] the in 1492 this evening, christopher columbus, rates to the bahamas and discover as the new world for europe. the wealth of america and its fast territories. cosby envy of the europeans, especially the spaniards and the portuguese. they sought, after taking over these lands. however, there lived indigenous peoples with a high culture and their own nation, who is there to barbaric colonization of america, which went down in history under the name of con deece. that lasted for more than 100 years, 101521 care design. cortez is done with doors captured and destroyed the capital of the aztec empire. daniel was practically massacring the local population. going them, francisco pizarro is gone. case the doors destroyed the ink and fire as a result of spanish aggression. the ancient maya civilization collapse, suppressing the resistance of the indians. the invaders carried out mass executions . the horrendous genocide was aggravated by the diseases that the europeans had brought to america. the number of the indigenous population decreased 16 tim

a little further on the big statue of christopher columbus. one of the unbelievers writes in red color that hamas has come with the symbol of an upside-down red triangle , that they are inviting netanyahu to the congress as the perpetrator of a terrible genocide, unforgivable and unforgettable . palestinian flags were raised by reporter miguel marquez. this is how cnn describes the situation in front of the us congress building. this is the remains of an american flag that is burning here and there you can see the remains of another american flag that people burned. all three american flags were pulled down from the top of the three big flagpoles in front of the congress and they installed the palestinian flag instead. this country was described as the worst speech by a foreign official in the us congress and in the history of this country. ali rajabi, new york broadcasting news agency. well, i am talking about the developments in america with mr. fouad eizdi, an expert on american issues. mr. izadi , you are very welcome to khabar 14 studio.

reporter: christopher columbus -- explorer, pioneer. is he someone who should be appreciated? circle has been a landmark and photogenic intersection in new york city. so it came as a surprise when someone defecated on the statue earlier today. i'm joined now by the man who did the actual defecating, mr. randy marsh of south park, colorado. good evening! mr. marsh, you took a dump on the beloved statue that has been an icon here in the city for years. what was your reasoning? well, i just have a problem with the racist people of this city. "yee-haw! i'm from new york. i drive around a big circle that celebrates a guy who murdered native americans. shoo wee!" so, you're doing this because of indigenous peoples and their feelings? i don't care if people get indigenous. i'll crap all over their statues. i'm the one who's indigenous that this landmark even exists! uh, uh... ba-back to you, tom. [ sniffles ] it ain't right. they make you work like a dog and then just tear away your one day off in october like you're a piece of trash. hey, guys. boo! boo! nobody likes you, stan. look

somebody spray painted on the statue of clump of christopher columbus outside union station. hamas is coming with one of those red triangles, which is a target indication for hamas to hit these are presumably americans in the street. what's your reaction? >> well, we do know that i ran funds a number of these demonstrations through many means and secondary and tertiary groups that claimed to be maybe non-profits so i would say i ran is really stoking the fire here in the united states. let's never forget that they can death to israel as well as death to america it's a really sad situation. i appreciate that we have our first amendment right to protest, but to do it peacefully and not destroying other people most property. so it's really unfortunate that we see this. and i think that many of those protesters don't fully understand the loss of american life on tobar seven, they probably have no idea that an americans are being held by hamas hersh, we know was badly injured by hamas on october 7, and he has yet to be released we're just challenge those that are out there protest

don’t give me store-bought flowers, pick me a bouquet of wildflowers, field, yes, 600 lamps, christopher columbusn honor of saint ursula, who refused to marry a pagan, on the coat of arms of the islands, the saint herself, is surrounded. once at the end of the year, the large crystal chandelier in the blue room of the american white house is removed to make room for this, for the christmas tree, right, quotes in songs for 800, springs of separation the color of a belated morning star, yellow tulips, further. flowers in songs 600 of our meetings with you blue flowers. lavender, that's right. flowers in songs 400. oh why in this ghostly hour, on this quiet, gloomy day in january, snow-white intoxication dusted us. exactly. flowers in songs 200. what did the snow and frost, the ice of blue shop windows, do to them? white roses, right, lamps for 200, bag move, give the question, gleb, to whom? with great pleasure to alexander vitalievich. theme musical instruments, bet? let's take 1. on a piano designed by the hungarian pianist emmanuel muor, the musician can easily reach a range of two octaves with

at first, christopher columbus wanted to sail to india, but he could not, but he discovered america.nly then you. discovered by vaskodagama's expedition. 12 questions of the first round are over. i would like to chat with you about how you found the first round, whether it seemed difficult or perhaps too easy. and what are your expectations for the second round? elizabeth. the first questions, i didn’t answer everything correctly, it seems to me because, firstly, i was worried, and secondly, i wasn’t fully concentrated yet. but later, closer to the middle of the game, i began to answer confidently and... the correct answers decide your fate, you scored eight points, here it’s not only those who fall into our orange zone, this is equality of results, you see, you all speed is also very important, now our computer, based on how fast you pressed the right buttons, two more players will join this company, attention to the screen. alisa, dasha, were faster, here it is, a fully formed eight players who are moving on to the second round, let's applaud the guys, also at the bottom of the lis

there are some topics know like let's say abraham lincoln or christopher columbus the battle britainalls into that category that there have been so many books about them that the chances of finding some little bit of data that it has never been published is tough. so the other option is take the data until a really riveting story, but do it in a unique fashion, you know, so there are there are several books and cite them in the back of the book, several battle of britain books. again, as i started the process was so intimidating because how am i going to tell this story any better than they did? but i'd already been paid advance. i had a book to write i a deadline. you got to find a way you know, i got a mortgage, man. so so you find a way. but with this book, you know what i did? was it there were so many pilots that wrote books about their experiences in the battle of britain. so instead of focusing on trying to outdo them. i just i found four pilots and i later a fifth and i just found their memoirs i researched their lives in kind of you know made an action instead of this this b

yeah >> guillermo, where would you want to go, >> to meet christopher columbus. >> you wanted to geton the santa maria? >> yeah, yeah. and you know, go around and places and everything, you know? >> do you know what that would smell like? no >> like fly fish. i don't know, fish like fish. >> well, it could. >> where do they go? to the bathroom on that wooden boat with no bathrooms, >> lisa, they would do it off the side of the boat. yeah. okay. >> thank you. yeah >> you're welcome. guillermo. >> ladies and gentlemen, i want to say thank you to lisa. >> time bandits premieres a week from tomorrow on cbs. >> plus, we'll be back with sam richardson. >> to help protect from hiv, i prep without pills. with apretude. a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv. without daily prep pills with one shot every other month, just six times a year in studies, apretude was proven superior to a daily prep pill in reducing the risk of hiv. you must be hiv negative to receive apretude and get tested before each injection. if you think you were exposed to hiv or have flu like symptoms, tell

and it was a book that began with christopher columbus, but really unpacked his actual legacy, in hiswn words, through his diaries showing that rather than the brave explorer that we were all taught to admire growing up, he immediately saw that his job while being in the new world was to enslave and to kill indians, to kill native americans. so the seeing that and understanding that this was the history that this country was founded on was really profound, but also the acts of resistance at every stage of history, whether by enslaved people against slavery or by labor activists against their conditions of work or anti-war resistors or civil rights activists, this was a history from the bottom up that was really about not great people or usually great men whose actions were usually taught to see us shaping history, but a history that is actually shaped by ordinary people acting in concert, acting collectively, and acting on their own behalf to change the world. and so that really profoundly shaped my understanding of history and of what's possible. i then did, you know, a number of act

they defaced a statue of christopher columbus and burned the stars and stripes. the latest is the member of the senate armed services committee, iowa senator joni ernst. senator, thanks very much for being here this morning. give yous you are -- us your reaction. >> great to be with you, maria. it was absolutely shameful what happened when prime minister netanyahu visited the united states, the united states congress, delivered his joint address and vice president kamala harris was not there to receive him nor preside over that joint session. she should have been there rather than attending a 5-day so or recordty convention. she should -- sorority convention. she should have been here at a time when israel is engaged in a deadly fight for survival. she chose to spend time with her chums rather than to come out and show israel that the united states will support them in this war. maria: and why do you believe it is so critical to support israel right now? i want to get your take on the difference in policy with regard to israel when you look at kamala harris verse

. >> america is older than christopher columbus?ass i was. >> i was in the back. >> 404-point years old. >> you have to combine your answer. >> 1 billion. happy one billions birthday america. these girls are good. who wrote the star-spangled banner? >> stevie wonder. know i'm joking. >> reporter: time to figure out what's on the menu what do you put a hot dog? >> ranch. >> reporter: give it up for her, she smokes weed. >> i put mustard on it and sauerkraut. >> reporter: because you're not a devil worshiper but you might be. what does the naked cowboy put on a hot dog on the 4th of july? >> i don't eat hot dogs. they go right to my hips. >> reporter: naked cowboy candy hotdogs. >> what you put on them? >> buns. >> reporter: on a hot dog? >> make a seattle dog with cream cheese and onions, caramelized onion and catch a berm mustard is your business but make sure you have the cream cheese and it called the seattle dog. >> reporter: you left out the fentanyl. >> reporter: if you could party with one celebrity, who would it be? >> ryan r

painting on christopher columbus four blocks from here, hamas is coming, while they burned israeli andcan flags. i'm keen a wear that not every american is supportive of what's happening in israel. but we are the united states of america. israel is our ally. she is a functioning democracy in the chaos of the middle east, and we should continue to stand with israel. because she is facing terrorism just as we have faced terrorism. and has benjamin netanyahu reminded all americans yesterday, iran really wants to destroy america. just israel is between iran and america. so they go after israel first. there's something growing in america, though. and it's this growing anti-semitism that's occurring. this is something senator rosen and i have talked about for years. we talked about what's happening on college campuses, and after october 7, the anti-semitism on our university campuses nationwide has now exploded into full view. what has been trained into students by faculty that are anti-israel is now bearing fruit in public demonstrations, funded by we don't know who yet but definitely organ

so america is older than christopher columbus, right? absolutely. how old is america? 15 over 150.r 150. >> keep going. well0. over 200. keep going over hundred. >> and i lose everything. now, were in the same social studies class as i was because i didn't know it till i googled >> ye it in, the back of it. americans want 4.5 million old years old, years old. what were you guys have to combine your answer. combiner you said 4.5 million. >> you said a billion. what do you think the correct answer is? a billion. a billion? happy one billionth birthday, america. >> these girls are good. who wrote the star spangled banner? >> she. stevie wonder. now, now that we kind of know rr what we're celebrating, it's time to figure out what's on the menteu.ime to o what do you put on a hot dog? i.t dog? >> unpopular opinion ranch. ranch dressing on a hot dog. give it up for her. u she smokes weed. i put mustard on it and some cut std and sauerkraut. because you're not a devil worshiper. no, actually, she might be abu devil worshiper, but that was a slow response. >> what doesumight the naked cy p

back on to columbus drive. christopher bell the red and black car right there leading. five have stretched themselves out. and they have really checked out from sixth on back. bell the first to turn six. everybody hugging the inside line. this corner is not dry yet, but it is in the process ofdrying. they are downhill to search. >> christopher bell a little bit ago was driving away from this group. now ty gibbs is able to keep up. that reddick, gilliland, nemechek, they are all with better pace compared to earlier beforehat last caution. so not sure if bell's car has gone away a little bit or other guys figured out the wet conditions. you see what happens if you push too hard. a risk versus reward scenario. you definitely don't want to overshoot the breaking zones. >> you mentioned push too hard. svg out of this race. he was the favorite. second favorite would be kyle larson. he hit the tire barrier turn six, now standing by with kim. >> hit it hard. are you okay and what happened in turn six? >> i am okay. just, yeah, i just think i think all of us a little more confid

photo of one of those monuments defacement's that happened during the protest, that is the christopher columbus memorial fountain outside union station about a block from where the studio is. that monument spray-painted with dozens of pieces of graffiti. the removal process has begun within the past 40 hours. that picture from today's "washington post." we are talking to undecided voters only this morning getting your thoughts on the new 2024 race on kamala harris versus donald trump. (202) 748-8000 if you are undecided in eastern or central time zones. (202) 748-8001 if you are undecided in the mountain or pacific time zones. this is martin in indiana. thanks for waiting. caller: good morning. i was just listening to your thing from harris and she seems like she has a lot of compassion for the muslims who killed so many of the israelis. she does not seem to have any compassion for the children in this land because she calls for freedom to abort, which really is a license to butcher children. i cannot vote for her. she also is laughing and giggling and has her salad sentences. host: it sounds l

in 2018 there was a toppling of statues in golden gate park as well as the removal of the christopher columbuse. we are partnering with the parks department as well as the community to engage with the public to develop guidelines to evaluate the existing monuments and memorials in the civic arts collection and evaluate the removal of a monument or statue but also installing new ones. >> finally, it seems like the weather might be nice this weekend. if i fancy taking a walk and seeing some outdoor art, where would you suggest i go? >> well, i would suggest the embarcadero. this work was commissioned with funds from the fire station 35. this suggests the bow of a boat and the glass panel surrounding the structure depict the history of fireboats in the bay area. >> and where can i go from there? >> then i would walk up to the justin herman plaza to check out the work of the art vendors. then check out the monuments like the mechanics monument. also be sure to check out the poster series, installed in bus kiosks along market street, which features four artists each year. >> well thank you. i appre

columbus drive. that's what they are on right now. they will go drivers right up against the wall and then christopher bell will angle his car in.ield deep! kyle larson locks it down and slams into the tire barrier! racing for second here at turn six. >> very hard contact for kyle larson in turn six. caution has come out. he is trying to get unlocked from that tire barrier. but to no avail. looked like he was going to shorten that car up as hard as he was going in there. >> that's one of the hardest hits we have seen in turn six. he is stuck. i don't know if he made contact with the 54 or the 5 was trying to get by. i think he knew the 20 was pulling that lead and he knew he to make something happen. what exactly happened? you see too far, lock up, and barely contact. turns right, actually. kyle larson turns right to miss the 54, and takes a head-on shot. turns right of the car. goes right, almost misses the tire barriers all the way to the right. makes contact with the cete wall. you see the damage. grazes the bumper of the 54. look at that concrete barrier move. that is a big impact. >> those things are 10,000 pounds. and all