so he is named rhett butler after clark gable's character in gone with the wind.moved from hbo max from its racist depictions, and it made a lot of people curious about what the movie was all about. they brought it back to the disclaimer and a little bit of the explainer. fox news contributor, and the university of maryland at college park. great to have both of you with us this evening. let's go to rhett butler first. let me start with you. is there meaning in this, is this an important thing to be concerned about for boston university? >> it's a great social milestone. what we are talking about is renaming this dog who is the mascot named after an imaginary character and work of fiction, it's more virtuosic signatures. he's trying to figure out how to get them properly educated so that they might be able to apply to boston university and to get in as freshmen. why don't they focus on that? they leave us some real results as opposed to the feel-good nonsense which i think is at this point silly and ridiculous. >> martha: do you think it's silly and ridiculous? >>

yeah, he's loosely based on scotty bowers, and i kind of mixed in clark gable in there as well, kind the whole elegance of clark, but, yeah, he's a pimp. he's a pimp, straight-up. -well, the straight-up pimp!

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an international hotspot attracting multiple customers such as andy warhol, charlie chaplin and clark gable300th anniversary this year. instead, they have been closed for overfour months. having been recently reopened, anna tells me how how they have been getting on. it was carnival, the end of february. has the cafe ever been closed for that long? never, not even during the world war. how much down are you on business, 50, 60%? i would say 70%. as much as that? venice relies on tourists. no tourists, no life in venice. those who complain, what shall we do without tourists? now, a good proportion of the clientele here come straight from the cruise liners. in total, those ships account for about 1.5 million extra visitors every year, but not everyone here is delighted to see them. the recent pause in tourism provided by the pandemic has fuelled local protests calling for the government to seize the moment to turn the tide on mass tourism. this woman is part of a network of over 3000 venetian residents campaigning to protect the heritage of their city. what do you think about the cruise liner

. >> reporter: she was only 22 when she was cast as melanie, appearing with clark gable. >> i wish il you what he was really like. and i regret to say i can't. >> reporter: off screen, she was a bit of a rebel, suing warner brothers over the seven-year contract system which made actors virtual property of their studios. she won a landmark decision that signaled the end of the contract system in hollywood. after the legal battle, she returned to films and dominated the silver screen in the late 1940s, receiving three nominations and winning two oscars for best actress in "to each his own" in 1946, and "the heiress" in 1949. in 2008 she received the american national medal of the arts from president george w. bush. >> her independence, integrity, and grace won creative freedom for herself and for her fellow film actors. >> reporter: independence, integrity, grace. one of the great ladies of hollywood, olivia de havilland. linsey davis, abc news. >> in a career that spanned >> what a legacy. >> exactly, leaving behind a legacy. funeral arrangements are private for olivia de havilland, b