as cole bombing. then a tour of philadelphia's eastern state penitentiary which opened in 1829 and was the world's first penitentiary area. later a conversation on journalism and the civil rights movement with investigative journalist jerry mitchell. >>> on october 12, 2000, 2 al qaeda suicide bombers attacked the navy destroyer uss cole. in humans aydon harbor. killing 17 sailors and injuring 39. the naval criminal investigative service and the fbi led a joint investigation into the bombing. last month, the national law enforcement museum hosted two former ncis special agent who shared their experiences working on the uss cole investigation. >> good evening, good evening. welcome to the national law enforcement museum. we are thrilled to have you here tonight. my name is lori sharp day. i'm the interim ceo of the fund. and i would like to thank target, would like to thank target for making these sponsorships for these wonderful programs possible. >> [ applause ] >> i am very happy to introduce steve

cole. mr. cole: it's a great privilege to have you here at considerable sacrifice and risk to yourself. testament to your courage. very happy and honored to have you and-n this debate and hearing today. thank you. we'll go next to dr. charles playhouse. jake fish and lillian f. smith chair and senior research strategist at the mcadis at george mason university, and a visiting fellow at stanford university inconstitution, previously served as a public trustee for the social security and medicare programs. deputy director of the national economic council under president george w. bush. >> thank you very much. chairman mcgovern. ranking member cole, all the members of the committee, greatly appreciate this opportunity to appear before you to discuss the estimated federal budget costs of medicare for all. before i proceed to the estimates, just a few caveats. this is not anal nacies of whether medicare for all is good policy or bad policy. it's a cost projection. as i discuss the factors that play

the uss cole is named after a marine. the marine fast teams would drive them to the waiting mortuary that we had, so we got them all off. the temperature of the ship didn't change until we got the last body off. nobody wanted to sleep below deck knowing -- and what bob alluded to -- it is 110 to 120, it's humid. by day two, i don't wish to gross you out, but entomology sets in. we have flies, larva, all sorts of things. immediately the crew began to always assume it is friends versus we have all of the ships stores where all the generators have gone down. there is a lot of food. it was at lunch when the bomb hit, so there is food debris everywhere on the ship. all of this stuff is going on. they wanted that cleaned up as quickly as we could. once we have the last body off, working with the crew, the flag that is on the aft end of the ship, the same one from the day they pulled into fuel. it was not until we had the last body off that the captain took that ensign down. the next morning a fresh ensign went out and a fresh a

the cole was 15 years later. but i found out pretty quickly that success or failure was 90% the cooperation you got from the locals in the country that you went to, how much access they gave you, how much operation. there are certain countries that spin you around like a two dollar top with a pretense of full operation. cooperation. the second thing was the state department, how much latitude they gave you to operate. in the case of the cole, you mentioned our mutual colleague, o'neill, who was the fbi agent in charge, who passed away on 9/11. he retired and had taken a job as chief of security at the twin towers and died one of the heroes, going back into the tower to help law enforcement. so i have a special -- if you have done anything more than superficial, you know about his dealings with the ambassador, who is not here, i recognize. it is the elephant in the room, so i ask you to say what you will about how that impacted on your investigation. robert: i know that remains a topic of great interest and a lot

cole. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i asked unanimous consent to insert it into the record the administration policy on hr 1 644. >> without objection. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me quote a couple of things from that statement if i may. first, quote, since the new rule was adopted in 2018, consumers have benefitted from a greater than 35% increase in average fixed broadband download speeds, and the united states rose to 6 from 13th in the worldfor these speeds. -- in the world for these speeds. in 2018, fiber was also made available to more new homes than in any previous year in capital investment by the nation's top six internet service providers increased by $2.3 billion. that means an approach is working. quote, on to say that hr-1644 would tie the hands of the commission in the future and prevent agency from evolving its rules to adapt for emerging technologies. again, i think important considerations as we go forward. we did get obviously two very different versions of views of how

cou nty area from bigger cities, it cole county lines now.a very successful and try to integrate that supply of drugs into a radio. but we are trying to, i think turn a certain extent, push more to watch out, because as long as it is money to be made, it would appear, no strokes guns will bring drugs into what is a safe area. how do you see this being ultimately resolved, because you could go on but is quietly ignoring, effectively, a crime, because it is still a crime in the law, for the reasons you have outlined very clearly. at what point does the government of whatever political persuasion have to grasp this nettle, because you appear to be saying that a police officer on the front line, this is a law that isn't working, and actually you would prefer the problem of drugs, and it clearly is a problem, was dealt with ina clearly is a problem, was dealt with in a different way. that's right. what i have to make really clear, we have a parliament to make the laws. they are sovereign, and it is myjob to enforce those laws. it is not my job to

cole died that week or last week at the age of 103.ecently talked about the mission that changed the course of history. jennifer griffin has that live at the pentagon. hi, jennifer. >> hi, shepard. the doolittle raiders said the japanese were so surprised that some were waving at them thinking they were friendly. richard cole was jimmy doolittle's co-pilot leading the surprise counter attack. the raid was a suicide mission. 16 bombers with 80 men on board to bomb tokyo and break the will of the japanese. to keep the mission secret, president roosevelt announced they took off from shangri la. all but one crash landed in china. the raiders thought they would be court-martialed, not honored. asked how he became doolittle's co-pilot, cole said it was fated. >> it was strictly by luck. they wanted volunteers for a dangerous mission. i had to put my name there. >> two months after the raid, doolittle received the highest valor award. >> general doolittle being awarded the congressional honor. the bombers that roared over jo pan in the histor

after dropping their bombs on dokyo, cole and his crew bailed out over china as their plane ran out of 103, and as age whittled down their number, the surviving raiders decided to hold their last public reunion in 2013. >> all good things have to come to an end. >> reporter: they played to a packed house and people stood in line to shake dick cole's hand. >> i had no idea you guys were such a big deal. >> we didn't either. >> reporter: today, in a hangar at an air force base in texas, dick cole packed the house one last time. david martin, cbs news. >> glor: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow. have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs who doesn't love a deal? i do. check out the united explorer card. savin' on this! savin' on this! savin' in here. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com. >>> an urgent search. a body seen facedown in the water. >>> the tragic death of a 3- year-old and a shocking arrest of a 70-year-old grandmother. >>> a good samaritan saves the child from being kidnapped. >> that fatherly instinct kicked i

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lieutenant colonel richard cole was the surviving member of that fabled team. raid,amed for james doolittle. dick cole washe co-pilot in the first t bombershat swept in carried outyo and first attack on the japanese a mainlafter pearl harbor. the daylight raid was so audacio that the pilots met little resistance and were greeted by wg civilians on the ound who assumed the japanese were stunned. ande although the dam inflicted was relatively minor, president roosevelt's back home was clear, america was fighting back. cole adoolittle did not have enough fuel to land at a chinese air field as planned. so they ditched the plane in a thunderstorm with cole parachuting into a tree whe he spent the night before being reunited the next day with doolittle and escaping across china. in review of the raid years later, cole told the air force informn office of his fellow airman, if anyone was scared, it didn't show. lieutenant colonel richard cole, e last ofhe famed doolittle raiders died on tuesday in san antonio. he was 103 years old. you wouldn't accept an incomplete jo

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after dropping their bombs on tokyo, cole and his crew bailed out over china as their plane ran out ofl and crashed. he lived to be 103, and as age whittled down their number, the surviving raiders decided to hold their last public reunion in 2013. >> all good things have to come to an end. >> reporter: they played to a packed house, and people stood in line to shake dick cole's hand. >> i had no idea you guys were such a big deal. >> we didn't either. >> reporter: today in a hangar at an air force base in texas, dick cole packed the house one last time. david martin, cbs news. >> that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news k f the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. all of washington is in spin mode after the release of the long-awaited mueller report. president trump and his allies insist the report clears him of any wrongdoing, and moscow's effort to influence the 2016 presidential election. but the reports

including this, two problems with chick-fil-a, one they were closed on sundays and two, they don't serve cole slaw anymore. jillian: we will see what happens. carley: controversy continues. jillian: 6 minutes until the top of the hour, banned on some social media forms, antiabortion

republican tom cole and denny heck are joining us this hour on all of it. we have our team covering it all, but we start right now with former vice president joe biden addressing that allegation of inappropriate touching made by former nevada candidate lucy flores. she said biden was standing behind her at an event in las vegas when he leaned in, smelled her hair and then, quote, planted a big, slow kiss on the back of her head. nbc news has independently verified this specific incident took place but we have reviewed correspondents that appears to collaborate around the time this happened. biden responded in part, quote, in my many years on the campaign trail and in public life i offered countless hand shakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort. and not once, never, did i

it's done in division holds the wild biggest one day election both per se incumbent president joe cole we don't know what is on track for victory once again. but for some indonesians that means nothing six months after the tsunami devastated its people see the i get to see government aid and. i don't know what you're referring to we don't know about china's reeducation camps for a million we give people that is it has referred to as rich occasion comes as part of his counter terror threat in the west of his country you don't know about that i know the. smog and see your claims he's not aware of china's reeducation camps for most of my daughter to use in shin just province despite the company's deep involvement in the region. welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us the world's biggest single day vote is done and the people of indonesia have spoken it all took place in just eight hours in a country spread across three time zones early results show incumbent president joe cole would dawdle on track to win seen as a moderate outside we don't know campaigned on his record of impr

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facing a challenge from former general so be on top of taking a closer look at the candidates joe cole we as he is known was twice mare of the city of salo and elected governor of jakarta in two thousand and twelve he became president in two thousand and fourteen winning fifty three percent of the vote on the campaign trail he's promised to continue improvements to roads bridges and social programs his rival. is the former son in law of soeharto who ruled indonesia for three decades was a former commander of military special forces he's promised to lower prices for basic necessities like fuel and food. away in haiti is life worse in the indonesian capital jakarta so wine polls are open now and from what you're seeing didn't in egypt is appearing enthusiastic about the process this time around the. yes they certainly do judging by this polling station in the heart of the capital city we have seen a fairly steady stream of people coming to cast their vote since the polls opened at seven in the morning local time in fact voters only have six hours to cast their ballots so we've only got a

lieutenant richard cole was the last surviving member.mes after the mission's commander. the bombers swept in low over tokyo and carried out the first attack on the japanese mainland after pearl harbor. the daylight raid was so a dishes that they met little resistance and we are greeted by waving civilians who assumed it was a drill. the japanese were stunned. another the damage inflicted was relatively minor, president roosevelt's message back home was clear -- america was fighting back. dole and doolittle did not have enough fueled to land at a chinese airfield as planned. they ditched their plane in a thunderstorm with cole par shooting into a tree where he spent the night before being reunited the next day with doolittle and escapes across china. in a review of the raid years later, cole told the air force information office, if anyone was scared, it doesn't show. lieutenant colonel richard cole, the last of the famed doolittle raiders died on tuesday in san antonio. he was 103 years old. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any

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we're happy for avery cole. what a thrilling day it was for him.nd tom wilson's 43's friends foundation hted 20 families this season at capital one arena.e where behindthey're on the ice. the capitals and hurricanes as we're getting closer to the puck drop of game 2 but we are just getting started here on "defending the cup". much more to comr tying a recor chat.on stops by for a how his offense is making a difference for the capitals and why he's leaving his coverage zone for theood of the team. we're coming rightk to th arena. >> back-to-back. back-to-back. ba. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. customize each line and choose to pay by the gig or get unlimited... do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. and since xfinity mobile comes with xfinity internet, you can

ian cole joins us now. the dog is really galvanizing the neighborhood. >> reporter: they're happy, even though diamond is home, police are still investigating this case, stanning through the video in that neighborhood. someone called the dog's owner saying they recently bought the dog off the street. once they saw the report was stolen, they knew they wanted to bring it back. this boston terrier named diamond has had quite the week and a half, and tonight, quecley happy to be back home. >> i felt so despaired. >> reporter: diamond was taken from her yard on april 7th. she shared this surveillance video saying it shows the moment diamond was taken. she would put up posters everywhere a and canvas the neighborhood. >> really appreciative of my neighbors here. i have cried with them and knocked at their house. >> reporter: someone called the number on the flyer saying they just bought the dog off the street. >> and they had seen nbc news last night, and wanted to return the dog. so what happened was just truly

richard cole came home. doolittle got the medal of honor. richard cole died at age of 103.ut it. that gave america morale at a time we had none. at a time the japanese were racing through asia. we had no response. doolittle and his crew had a response. enormous morale booster. no military damage in japan what a booster. richard e. cole, may he rest in peace. he just died. neil, it is yours. >> stuart, thank you very much. we're following developments right now to avoid wars in the future with north korea south koreans are concerned that the north koreans are wandering from the script and increasingly hostile comments from both sides coming from both sides of the pacific. you heard julian assange, charged with computer hacking. he could face a lot of years in jail for this. we're following this very closely. as the attorney general of the united states william barr is raising questions about what

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i want to ask you about the cole memorandum.nfirmation hearing you said i am not going to go after companies that have relied on the cole memorandum. are you planning on restoring it? are you planning on establishing your new guidance? i heard what you said about marijuana generally but those are public policy questions. assuming we can't come to an agreement on a new statutory framework, what's the plan for the department of justice? >> i'm going to have to make some difficult choices. >> do you care to elaborate? >> well, for example, reliance suggests people who have already taken action based on the cole memorandum. i mean, one open question in my mind is if states continue to pass these laws, are we going to continue to forbear in those new sta states? i would like to see congress address this issue. >> is there any internal guidance regarding these sort of difficult questions? >> none that i've given. >> so the department of justice is operating without guidance? >> the department of justice is operating under my general g

their cup loss to byron made the match in dusseldorf decisive for braman and coach lauren cole felt for a european place but they needed them and made it clear it wouldn't be decided in brains favor in the first minute i and shortly after k'naan caught him on waltz through the entire brain and have their tears cut hangover it was readily apparent and their defender. to now i max truces door from the spot wasn't enough to turn things around for bremen i they were back asleep early in the second half dusseldorf against a little resistance as they played through brains defends hooven hemmings made it three one in the fifty six minute i mark a suitor added insult to injury for their day finishing up the scoring at four want my. out of a deep relegation trouble and they need surprise surprise points it's a commitment to confirm their been as they get survival last weekend and there was only one goal in this one and it was novus it was absolute bedlam in the boxes keeper tried to avoid a corner but essentially set up the hosts when a look at that goalkeeper going out and then hendrick vedanta

the uss cole about bombing investigation from two former special agents tonight at 10:30 p.m. eastern. you are watching american history tv only on c-span3 and online at c-span.org/history. theoming up, we will visit mission san luis obispo de tolosa. [bellringing] >> when the franciscan missionaries were sent from california, they were told to go to specific locations and establish missions which would in turn become puebl os, the spanish term furry self-governing -- term for a self covering community. obispo grew out of the mission. >> this is mission san luis obispo, founded in 1792. you will see the statue at all of the altar, california ones fatheren the sarah did not start. he surveyed the area and pick the perfect spot for the fifth mission, a few blocks over from here. the problem was, he picked this location during a drought. he was right in between two creeks and did not realize how high the waters got. first the building was destroyed by a flood so they had to rebuild. the second building they built about a block over and it was lacking one of the iconic features of

their cup loss to byron made the match in dusseldorf decisive for braman and coach florian cole felt for a european place but benito diamond made it clear it wouldn't be decided in brain and savior in the first minute i and shortly after k'naan caught him on waltz through the entire brain and have. their ears cut hangover was readily apparent and their defenders. to no i max truces daw from the spot wasn't enough to turn things around for bremen i they were back asleep early in the second half. dusseldorf against a little resistance as they play through brains defense have proven henning's made it three one in the fifty six minutes of a buck a suture added insult to injury for verdi finishing up the scoring of for want of a bit out of a deep relegation trouble and they need surprise surprise points it's a commitment to confirm they have been listening to survival last weekend and there was only one goal in this one and it was a novus it was absolute bedlam in the boxes so might says keeper try to avoid a corner but essentially sets up the hosts when a look at that goalkeeper going ou

freya cole has the latest.party. its leader, antti rimme, will soon become the country‘s first left wing prime minister in 20 years. with most of the votes counted, the former union boss claimed victory in front of an adoring crowd. it means a finland that has solidarity, it has equality and it has beaten the racist wave that we have had. and, this is the most important thing. but thejubilation may be short lived. mr rimme‘s ability to govern will be hampered by a rise in far right anti—immigration sentiment. the social democrats claimed 17.8% of the vote, but close behind, the nationalist finns party. it wants tighter borders and less spending on welfare and climate change. it has to be taken into consideration that less than 6 months ago we were at 8%, we are now more at 15%. because the results are so close, negotiations to form a coalition government will be a headache for the new leader. and the outcome is being watched closely in brussels. the strong result for the finns party could set the stage for a na

here's mel coles. yesterday in parts of suffolk temperatures were just shy of 20c. while today's weather may look similar, there is a different feel to it. it feels fresher, that is because we are drawing in cooler air on this easterly wind. over the next few days i think we will notice our temperatures coming down a peg or two. there is a lot of fine dry weather to be had through the day today, but a come down in the temperature, particularly for places like norfolk and suffolk. today we are looking at highs of ia celsius and some spots may not reach that. high pressure though is building in from scandinavia, so it a settled story through the weeks and as it exerts its influence over us it will squeeze out weather fronts and we have one at the moment, stretching from wales down to south—east england. on it we have rain, heavy in places as we head through this afternoon, a bit more cloud for parts of north east england but away from that, lengthy spells of sunshine on offer, but we have this brisk easterly wind and that is making it feel fresh, particularly along no

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nbc bay area's ian cole joins us in san jose with the late night celebration.ee you're smiling as well, ee yanl. take it away. >> reporter: you know, raj, that was a physi sharks. a lot of these fans have had taste of success. making the playoffs 14 of the past 15 years, but now they, some of those businesses and the franchise, hope that finally this will be the year they win it all. >>> tonight it begins. the sharks' quest for the cup as they host the vegas golden knights in round 1 of the playoffs. fans are prepared for battle. >> i'm about to get crazy with this. >> reporter: the team is hosting street rallies before home games on autumn street, complete with food and games between 5:00 and 7:00, and the host watch parties here during away games. >> i've had season tickets since before they had a name. >> reporter: diehards like tombo man are here for the journey. >> the personnel has been upgraded to where they're the team to beat. alive when the sh grill, sales double as fans flood in. >> at least today, at least00 m a friday night it's going to be at leas

freya cole has the latest.ill soon become the country‘s first left wing prime minister in 20 years. crowd cheering. with most of the votes counted, the former union boss claimed victory in front of an adoring crowd. it means a finland that has solidarity, it has equality and it has beaten the racist wave that we have had. and, this is the most important thing. but thejubilation may be short lived. mr rimme‘s ability to govern will be hampered by a rise in far right anti—immigration sentiment. the social democrats claimed 17.8% of the vote, but close behind, the nationalist finns party. it wants tighter borders and less spending on welfare and climate change. it has to be taken into consideration that less than six months ago we were at 8%, we are now more at 15%. because the results are so close, negotiations to form a coalition government will be a headache for the new leader. and the outcome is being watched closely in brussels. the strong result for the finns party could set the stage for a nationalist resur

cole and mr. mcgovern were able to work out the details so we could actually have this hearing and get this ball rolling. i think it is a very important conversation for this nation to have. can you answer my questions, or are you ready for that? >> thanks very much for your questions. this health care system only works if you're a pharmaceutical or insurance industry executive who wants to maximize their own profit at the expense of people like me. it is simply unconscionable that i should have to pay $9,000 per month for life-saving medical care at a time when the insurance industry is raking in record profit. that's wrong, and it needs to stop. here's the thing. it's a huge stress to have to fight with insurance companies over what they'll cover. it's a huge financial strain. but most of all, i've come to realize that our time on earth is the most precious resource any of us have. i wish i didn't have to be here today. i think you are wonderful, congressman, but frankly, i'd rather be back at h

freya cole, bbc news.public. pol pot, one of the century‘s greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine‘s offices have been attacked and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock, and as for her sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be chasing her new world best time for years to come. quite quietly, but quicker and quicker, she seemed just to slide away under the surface and disappear. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: in one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history, tiger woods has won the masters — more than ten years after his last major golfing title. iain carter is bbc sports golf correspondent. he‘s in augusta, georg

creation the move comes after thousands of employees raise objections about the appointment of kay coles james who also happens to be the president of the conservative heritage foundation joining me now to discuss is conservative commentator steve malzberg hey steve hey ben how are you so let's begin here what was the board's supposed to do in the week it existed for google when it came to issues. well they were supposed to set course on a responsible development of a within the company the board at eight members who were to meet just four times a year quarterly and they were going to discuss issues like facial recognition and fairness in machine learning and and making. a fairer and more transparent and also discuss whether to work on military applications for a so basically to give every google project and the proper security and scrutiny really i guess in going over them before they before they approve them along the lines of what you discussed is going on in europe yes so at this point you know for the week that it lasted employees seem to be fine with the idea of the board in genera

freya cole, bbc news.t before christmas, knew about the airport‘s operational procedures and seemed to be able to see what was happening on the runway. bbc news has learnt new details about the tactics of the drone operator, who still hasn‘t been caught. our transport correspondent tom burridge has this exclusive report. a flight leaves or arrives at gatwick every few minutes, but when drones were spotted just before christmas, the airport‘s only runway was closed for more than 30 hours. it was bleak for tens of thousands of passengers. we‘ve now learnt that a security officer made the first sightings. he spotted two drones at the edge of the airfield, close to this bus stop. all flights were suspended. three hours later, the drones had disappeared. but when a team went out to inspect the runway, a standard procedure before reopening, a drone was suddenly back, and that pattern was repeated throughout the next day. each time these vehicles went out to prepare the runway to reopen, a drone would, as if by m

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creation the move comes after thousands of employees raise objections about the appointment of kay coles james who also happens to be the president of the conservative heritage foundation joining me now to discuss is conservative commentator steve malzberg hey steve hey ben how are you so let's begin here what was the board's supposed to do in the week it existed for google when it came to shoes. well they were supposed to set course on a responsible development of a within the company the board at eight members who were to meet just four times a year quarterly and they were going to discuss issues like facial recognition and fairness in machine learning and and making. a fairer and more transparent and also discuss whether to work on military applications for a so basically to give every google project and the proper security and scrutiny really i guess in going over them before they before they approve them along the lines of what you discussed is going on in europe yes so at this point you know for the week that it lasted employees seem to be fine with the idea of the board in general

paris which is renaming classic paintings it's at the music and is called black models from jeffrey cole to matisse and it's all about black models who featured in famous paintings getting recognition or any recognition at all be chatting to my colleague david lesser leavitt's in just a minute but first is report. money a painter considered by many the father of modern art in the foreground a milk white prostitute who stair shocks nineteenth century viewers and who for a century and a half has fascinated scholars but more recently the figure behind her has become the focus of black servant the face of one of monies frequent models named for him curators have renamed this famous work. the exhibition black models of paris is music say it is proof that for centuries black people have had a place in french art have even played a central role. not always a dignified one. we wanted to show that yes they were stereotypes such as black figures as servants figures which are sometimes heavily exhaustive sized and eroticized. there was also another side to it. where they had a place where they full