the movement to replace columbus day gained momentum in 1992 -- the 500th anniversary of columbus' arrival -- when berkeley, california, became the first city to make the change. earlier protests inspired the movemement, including the annunl national day of mourning in plymouth, massachusetts, held on thanksgiving to challenge the myth of peaceful coexistence between native people and the english settlers, the pilgrims. today, native american

columbus' voyage marked one of the great plot points in history.tenews columbus' original handwrittenenned on the high seas, no longer exists, but some of the printed copies do. most are housed in prestigious libraries, and for centuries, that's where they've remained. that is, until about ten years ago, when authorities discovered some of these treasures had been stolen and replaced with forgeries. so began a modern kind of trans- atlantic quest, as investigators in the u.s. and europe worked to recover columbus' missing missives and solve this most unusual international mystery. ink uld bes one library in the impervious to theft, this would be it. the vatican library in rome houses a vast and unrivaled collection of historic treasures. it is the pope's library, home to manuscripts going back nearlo public. it's a place for scholars only. but ambrogio piazonni, the vice prefect, invited us inside. it was here in 2011 that vatican officials first discovered that one of their prized items- a columbus letter- had somehow been stolen and replaced with a fake. how do you think this happen

christopher columbus. do you know what columbus did?covered something. >> discovered the hudson river snpt. jesse: what was christopher columbus famous for. >> for discovering america. jesse: why do you put discovery in quotations. >> because there were already people living here. jesse: do you arbor animosity towards columbus? >> not at all. we have to forgive to live. jesse: tell me how columbus got here. he came over on three ships. >> the may flower. jesse: that was the pilgrims. >> can we edit the sound. >> the nina, the pinta. when columbus got here, where did he land? >> manhattan. jesse: where did columbus land when he touched down. >> boston. jesse: what year did columbus arrive. >> columbus sailed the ocean blue in something 62. r he discover america. >> 1492. jesse: what was columbus looking for when he came here. >> wasn't he looking to cross the world? what was columbus look for when he got here. >> gold. women? jesse: do you know who i am? i'm watters and this is my world. that's it for tonight. follow me on facebook, inst

and so therefore -- >> happy columbus day. >> happy columbus day. you navigationally challenged idiot. >> i didn't even know it was columbus day. >> what are people from india called? >> um. india. not indians. >> yeah. right. sure. people from india? >> yeah. >> indonesian. >> one more time, would you find texas for us? >> sure. texas is located right here in north america. right here towards the bottom. we know this is south america. >> we don't know that. >> we're not 100% confident because it's not labeled. maybe like -- you know what? hold on. this one looks more like north america. >> it sure does. >> yeah. okay. okay. i'm getting close. and this one right here would be texas. >> yeah. >> okay. we're getting hotter. texas right here. >> yep. >> and now we're in california. >> right. so show us the route you took. >> i always get florida and california mixed up. >> you do? >> they're on opposite sides. but this right here would be california, then. >> that is florida. >> dang. okay. then this one's california. i just flip-flopped them. >> what

the movement to replace columbus day gained momentum in 1992 -- the 500th anniversary of columbus' arrival- when berkeley, california, became the first city to make the change. earlier protests inspired the movemement, including the annunl national day of mourning in plymouth, massachusetts, held on thanksgiving to challenge the myth of peaceful coexistence between native people and the english settlers, the pilgrims. today, native american communities are celebrating indigenous people's day across the country with sunrise ceremonies at new york city's randall's island to california's alcatraz island -- the former prison and site of a historic native american occupation and protest against u.s. treatment of indigenous people 50 years ago. for more, we go to iakowi:he'ne oakes. she is snipe clan, a mohawk of the haudenosaunee confederacy, and executive director of the american indian community house in new york. we welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. can you talk about the significance of this day? we are here in new york. there's a statue of wrist for columbus and co

celebrating columbus day why not stop celebrating mlk day, memorial day. thank you so much, we appreciate it. everybody keeps giving us your opinions as well. other headlines for you, listen to this, samuel adams releasing 210-dollar beer, 210 bucks but not everyone will actually will get to try it, the beer is illegal in 15 states, that's because of its 28% alcohol volume, regular sam adams boston by the way has just 5% alcohol, sam adams only brewed a small batch of the potent beer which is sold during odd number years. the pop whatever video game fortnite explodes into a black hole, players shocked after massive explosion in the game's tenth season leaves screen dark for hours, the game servers are still live and players are supposed to start a new season today but some believe that fortnite may never come back, players of all ages are outraged, throwing things at his blank tv. well, the time is now about 15 minutes until the top of the hour and 20 hopeful beto o'rourke wants to use the government as a political weapon. >> you think religious institutio

besides capitalism, columbus is a slur on the democratic primary.ee this helps in the general election because wall street does not like her because she's a socialist. they don't want to give her money. this might hurt her in the primary. it depends on how slick she is. she has to defend this position in a way that does not burn her in general. this is how trump has framed it socialism versus capitalism, democrats don't like that for me because the majority of the american people like capitalism, but the majority of democratic primary voters do not. in order for them to win nationally, they have to hide the socialist tendency from the voters and masquerade themselves in order to win. then they slide it and once they get the white house. >> dana: do you think elizabeth warren will be able to withstand the pressure from bernie tomorrow night? he's had a bad month. >> geraldo: i don't think he will be that aggressive. >> greg: i'm asking a legitimate question, the viewers at home. i'm always curious what a heart attack feels like. don't you think like

. >>> the statue of columbus defaced and vandalized. reaction. >> kids right here. >> tense moments for a film crew shooting a scene for their tv show. tonight why officers drew their guns on them. >> you have to pay for what you did. sooner or later. >> a mother's message to her son's killer. tonight, the calls for justice for two men gunned down nearly a year ago. good evening. >> we begin tonight with san francisco's columbus ue deced onthe eve of the holiday. kpix 5's joe vazquez where crews are cleaning up. >> reporter: the statue of columbus is back to normal now with the help of power washing after it was vandalized overnight. city workers spent the day removing the paint on christopher columbus that covered the statue that lies that base of the tower. the paint was fresh this morning so they believe it happened last night or early this morning. someone defaced the monument with red paint. and messages on the base that said destroy all monuments of genocide and kill all colonizers. all this on the day thousands were enjoying the

steve: it's columbus day being observed here.good morning to you, jillian i was watching you on instagram, i saw you were golfing over the weekend. jillian: i was. steve: good to know. rob, what did you do? >> i was doing the lake charles rally. jillian: what did you do? >> i made meatloaf last night, it was delicious, bacon wrap, i could use a piece right now. glad you asked. [laughter] steve: the president is getting a lot of criticism for pulling troops out of syria, senator lindsey graham is one of the people who have been critical of him, well, now he's saying the president is right, get ready with the sanctions, also chair of the house, pastor andrew brunson on preaching preaching l while being held 737 days in maximum security in turkey, kim strassel new book, charles payne joining us. william kyle became national hero and the youngest living medal of honor recipient after turning himself on top of enemy grenade saving the life of a fellow marine, his message of determination coming up on "fox & friends" which kicks off 12

11:00, tomorrow san francisco celebrates columbus day. but this ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ with rising stress in the modern world, a good night's sleep is nearly extinct. however, there's hope on the horizon. every day, ikea is designing sleep sanctuaries to save our sleep. >>> i'm luz pena in san francisco. tourists who came to coin tower had more than a nice view to see. the christopher columbus statue was vandalized. >>> after wrapping up a beautiful weekend, lots of sunshine. we are tracking a cooler week ahead. we'll have the numbers coming up in the accuweather forecast. >>> governor newsom reviews the toll system. i'm kate lawson in san francisco. what the russian hill neighbors want to do next. abc7 news starts right now. >> now news to build a better bay area from newsom. >> good evening, i'm eric thomas. dion is off tonight. the christ fur columbus statue was vandalized over thease. abc7 news reporter luz pena with why th

other statues of christopher columbus in san diego and rhode island were targeted as columbus day comes under scrutiny who see the legacy as a symbol of genocide. here in san francisco, that scrutiny came in the form of a vote last year when the board of supervisors replaced celebrating columbus day with indigenous peoples' day. >> we don't have stand for vandalism. >> reporter: should the statue remain standing or does it deserve the criticism directed at confederate statues in the south? >> its part of history. it should stay. >> it should go. we should pay respect to the people who this land belongs to. >> reporter: san francisco police still investigating and trying to find out who is behind the vandalism. i'm melissa colorado. >>> well, the crooked street toll just hit a detour. despite more than a year of pushing and pulling, there will be no toll for driving down lumbar street. it would have cost tourists as much as $10 to visit the city's most iconic sites. people who live on that street probably not too happy. >>. >> good evening, jessica. people on the street, you might be sur

it's columbus day.f states, 8, i think 130 cities refer to it as indigenous people's day. what are your observations about this new change? >> you know, i get it. every political talking head as a theory of why trump was elected. everybody wants to seem like a genius. forgive me for entering the fray here. really, if i may, i think this is specifically things like this is the primary reason. it's 51% of why donald trump is now the president. this pc nonsense. put this in perspective how this sounds to normal americans. it's liberals and democrats doing this largely who don't want to recognize columbus day and proud holiday for italians like me by the way. columbus obviously, guys was a flawed human being. we are all sinners. everyone. everyone has a past and done things they are not proud of. every historical figure has a downside and upside. brian: every one of them. >> brian, have you written books on this kind of stuff. every historical figure from andrew jackson to christopher columbus some have mad

number one, today is columbus day nationally.e trying to find thesu christopher columbus statue near coit tower. >>> number two, the violence continues to escalate in northern syria. turkey's military operation targeting kurdish allies grows deeper. president trump ordered the withdraw of all 1,000 troops out of syria. >>> pg&e restored power to all those affected by the outages. it apologized for hardships but said there could be more tams tam outages in the future. >>> there's fog in the north bay, also along the coast. later on today, sunny and mild. 63 in san francisco. with that cool sea breeze. upper 70s inland. >>> number six, we're following your monday morning commute with better news for peninsula commuters. an overturn accident near shoreline was blocking two lanes for a while. that's been cleared. the sigalert lifted, but it's a little slow to recover, so expect some delays. >>> number seven, the bigger the better. you are looking live at half moon bay, they have their annual pumpkin weigh-off. i will wait until they

it is columbus day. expect blood banks to be closed. won't get your mail. some government offices are shut down, as well. we'll take a beautiful live look outside at the bay bridge. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington. >> it looks pretty good especially seeing the air show. it was a really nice one. the weather was perfect. that weather continues into today. in san jose, let's head over to check out our temperature trend. it's a cool start to the day, upper 40s. it will warm up into the low 70s today. we'll see a few low 80s, as well, for the inland bay. overall, this weather is perfect for this time of year. we'll talk about what else is ahead for the week. >> life was disrupted, schools were disrupted last week for much of the week. we'll see how things are shaping up this morning. we expect to see a little more traffic, but right now very smooth. the road weather index is showing breezy conditions in the nort bay. no problems reported. we have a little build at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we'll

. >>> up next, tomorrow is columbus day. not everyone is celebrating it. in fact, some vandals are showing their displeasure by defacing a statue. that story and more when we continue. >>> right now, workers spent the day cleaning up the statue of christopher columbus after someone splashed red paint all over it. >>> news at 5:00 starts right now, news at 9:20 i should say starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> thousands of people enjoyed italian heritage day celebrations in little italy. public works teams were busy scraping red paint off the city's statue at christopher columbus a few blocks away. the inscription painted base of the statue was especially disturbing. >> nbc bay area's sergio quintana live at pioneer park near quake tower with the see tails. sergio? >> reporter: terry, tonight the san francisco park rangers are actually out here still keeping an eye on that statue. you can see just right around the collar there of christopher columbus there's still red paint. it was a surprise for people who came out who are to wa

is celebration of columbus day is one of the oldest in the country. people watched the parade of floats, listened to bands, got a little taste of italy. there it is. people say this is a way to celebrate their italian heritage. >> streets are packed. the rest of the city doesn't even know what's happening. all the true italian fans we all came out, eat some pizza. it's the best. >> that pizza looked good. i want some of that pizza. >> italians know about pizza. >> oh, they sure do. the parades been around for more than 150 years. there's another shot of it. they're tauptinting us. >>> coming up two industries butting heads. why people say wine and marijuana just don't mix. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> welcome back. time for a check of some of the top stories we're following tonight. the bronze statue of christopher columbus in san francisco was vandalized with red paint and a

columbus day has bond markets closed.y markets are taking a signal from things like the fact that it is earnings week again. q3 earnings beginning to come in all week. the s&p 500 barely

today, october 14th, is nationally recognized as christopher columbus day.the statue behind me here near coit tower. it was vandalized over the weekend and donned the words kill all colonizers on the base. red patient completely covered the face of the controversial colonist. the words destroy all monuments of genocide was also put on the statue. in san francisco, christopher columbus day is not celebrated by italian heritage day. supervisor aaron peskin represents north beach, home to many italian-americans, he says he appreciates history but calls the paint an act of hatred against the community that is celebrating right now. >> there are surveillance cameras up at coit tower. the cops will see what they can find off of those videos. if somebody can be apprehended and charged, they will be. >> the san francisco police department has confirmed they're investigating the vandalism. jobina fortson, abc7 news. >>> you probably recall the other controversy over a columbus statue that sat inside san jose city hall for years. in 2017 an online petition demanded th

westerville, ohio as opposed to columbus or other places? >> i thought it was a curious choice.id they wanted to go to suburbs where democrats have seen gains come true for places like westerville and other places around ohio. i found it interesting they decided to go to westerville instead of columbus, cleveland cincinnati even, because that is where your democratic base is, right? this is a democratic debate. it might make more sense to have a general debate in a place like that, even though the infrastructure is questioned. i was surprised, because you have all these democratic voters , columbus.t ohio columbu so i do find that interesting. i think they want to show they are going to the suburbs, that they are not taking these suburban voters for granted, and westerville is kind of at very typical suburban place. to dawill take viewers yton, ohio on the phone. go ahead. with thea comment sanctuary -- it's not called a sanctuary city. it is called a welcoming city. i don't know how democrats would ayton, ohio.ating com there is not one commissioner, nothing down there. i would

columbus day is not a formal holiday today in san francisco. about a year ago the board of supervisors passed a vote to celebrate ij dij nndigenous peoy today. jobina fortson, abc7 news. >>> five people are hurt after a driver suspected to be under the influence slammed head on into another car. it happened just before 8:00 last night at the intersection of def d of divisadero and grove streets. police say the driver was involved in a fernd bender bend. after that they tried to get away. they ran a red light hitting a car. >> the suspect vehicle continued, careened off path over the median and hit a northbound vehicle head on causing the driver of the northbound vehicle to sustain critical life threatening injuries and is in grave condition right now. >> four other people have nonlife threatening injuries. police say alcohol and drugs are suspected in the cash. >>> people who live near lombard street have long complained about the constant flow of tourists and traffic in their neighborhood. but governor newsom put the brakes on a plan that san

unlike columbus of disputes he was out to prove that there was a new world and both of them showed up 500 years after a norse explorer a late ericsson set foot here back to the future this week marked the 250th anniversary of captain james cook landing the h.m.s. endeavor in new zealand ushering in colonial rule there and not all the kiwis were celebrating 9 indigenous people died in their 1st encounter with captain cook and 1769 and in 2019 laura clark the british high commissioner to new zealand acknowledged. that was greatly regretted by the crew of the endeavor at the time as documented in the diary of joseph banks. and this is regressive here today. it is deeply sad that the 1st encounter happened in the way that it did it and see you as the descendants of those killed i often my every sympathy. for i understand the pain does not diminish with time. coming up history is also happening here now and despite the president's hearty self congratulations we've got work to do this is the big picture r.t. america. on this edition of crossfire we demystify serious kurds almost all of the

heather: ditching columbus day for indigenous people day.l shows 69% of college students want to rename the holiday in solidarity with native americans, washington dc and wisconsin made that change what is this an attempt to erase history? young american spokesperson is here to weigh in, thank you for joining us. what do you think is behind this? >> i don't think this poll is surprising when you consider what young people are being taught today in their classrooms was they are not receiving a complete education or the fool history on people like christopher columbus and i think what we see is this ongoing push to sort of demonize western civilization and its founders. we see this with the founding fathers. christopher columbus is one of the early examples of someone the left has decided needs to be canceled and he raced from history. heather: we can bring up states that have replaced columbus day with indigenous people day, ten state along with the district of columbia. >> dc voted last night and an emergency declaration, didn't even have a

the christopher columbus statue was defaced. >> joe vazquez joins us live.shows us the cleanup that's well underway. >> you can see the cleanup right behind me. these are workers with the city's department of public works. they are pressure washing this statue of christopher columbus that sit at the base of coit tower. they're washing off that red paint that covered much of the statue earlier today and they've got a ways to go here. want to show you some photos taken by the park ranger lieutenant. he tells me this was the scene earlier today and sometime late last night or early this morning somebody paid red paint over christopher columbus and along with anarchy symbols wrote messages on the base of the statue including destroy all monuments of genocide and kill all colonizers. the city says it got the call around 8:00 this morning and the paint was still fresh. earlier we saw a rec and park worker cleaning it up just as the italian heritage festival and parade was taking place down the hill in north beach. >> oh,

intended to celebrate christopher columbus. it's become a movement to honor the indigenous people to have the country. and sparked vandalism. statues were defaced in san francisco. southern california and rhode island. there's a debate on whether san francisco should taek down the columbus statue. >> san francisco tower draws tourists from around the world every day. today it was the vandalized statue of columbus. that stole some of the attention. >> over the weekend somebody or a group poured red paint over the statue. a public works crew managed to scrub away graffiti that red destroy all monuments of genocide. and kill all colonizers. on monday the statue was drenched in paint. >> there are better ways to protest. and make the point. >> we can all agree today is october 14th. while many consider today to be columbus day. here in san francisco, it's officially. >> happy indigenous people day. >> last year the board of supervisors voted to make the change in a move that recognized the discrimination and violence against native

it is a columbus day. some people the day off. this is a look at the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you can see the traffic is moving along. the bay bridge is backed up. this looks like a normal backup of about 10 minutes. it is 5:32. >>> world championship pumpkin away often half moon bay. the 46 annual event bringing together rowers competing for the title of heaviest pukin and sara zendehnam is there an half moon bay and you have a pretty big punk and behind you.>> there are a lot of big pumpkins behind me. this place is called the super bowl of layoffs. you can take a look at these massive pumpkins. these are six of the top contenders. they are ready to get their pumpkins away that. the official weighing the sun a.m. busted by the later this morning we should have a winner. can show you what the event is all about. this is the 46 annual world championship pumpkin away off. it is a big deal and half moon bay. hundreds of people are expected to crowd for the event. his pumpkin came seven thousand 200 pounds. contenders

indigenous people, instead of christopher columbus. us. >>> thank you for joining us october 4 14 pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. column kyla grogan and say we need to talk about the weather. >> i'm here and happy to do it. and we do have a little something to talk about because e is f out there. especially in the north bay. those of you in the north bay are waking up and noticing it. we have local set of golden in the overnight hours and they have made their when it and in particular to the north bay. you kind of see it but when we go to the visibility map you can see what the problem is in santa rosa, it is a quarter of a mile visibility. this is improvement. we have a half a mile in petaluma and novato. a huge improvement. there were downed a quarter of a mile. things are better around the rest of the bay. it is fine. the visibility 10 miles in san francisco. the same story for livermore. temperatures this morning and santa rosa are still in the 30s. 39 degrees. 42 and novato. mill valley m 43 lafayette at about 45 in oakland we dipped

. >> we say happy monday on what many call columbus day, others say indigenous people's day. >> it islso -- sorry. >> i was going to put you on the spot and say, which one do you say? just know your answer could spark a national controversy, go. >> no pressure at all. i've always known it as columbus day. >> all right, go ahead and tweet her, everyone. >> i was going to say, it's also national dessert day, no one can hate me for that. >> no arguments over that one. it's national dessert day, it's also a federal holiday as well. great to have liz hur here again. excuse me, elizabeth. we're friends, i call her liz. professional, lith beth. i don't want people to call me ken, so sorry about that. >> it's a-okay. i'm liz. >> there's only one ken, he's back there always yelling at people. >>> we do begin this half hour with a search for victims in the deadly hotel collapse in new orleans. >> crews are still on a rescue mission at the scene of the hard rock hotel tragedy as one person has yet to be recovered. meantime the body of one victim has been recovered and sent to the coroner to be i

of columbus. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. two men were shot and killed at a halloween party in east palo alto. no arrests have been made. kit do shows us today family and friends of the victim marched for justice and for answers. >> reporter: it was one year ago when the gunman opened fire on the crowd and killed two people. there were dozens of people standing around who likely saw the whole thing. the message today is get some courage and do the right thing. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> reporter: on the one-year anniversary of her son's death, veronica sandoval marches with a broken heart. >> what does it feel like to know there are witnesses out there and they're not talking? >> i want to beg them to come forward and speak up. >> reporter: one year ago today there was a party. a fist fight broke out and investigators say during the melee, one of the men was cornered against the fence. a total of four people were hit. sandoval and mendez both died. since then, there's been

>>> right now at 11:00, christopher columbus defaced. the search on for whoever defaced this statue ahead of the national holiday and the message the vandals left in plain sight. good morning. thank you for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia. some have the day off but some say the famous italian explorer is underserving a national holiday. >> and that is evident in san francisco where the statue was vandalized and has paint all over him still on his shoulders. sharon katsuda is live where locals and tourists are still in shock over what they found. >> reporter: it is beautiful out here just like all weekend but there is a dark close over what is going on with the statue. you could see the red paint at the base of the statue and then when you look up you could still see the red paint, the remnants of it on the christopher columbus statue. we got video of the native americans celebrating indigenous people day by alcatraz and some came up to show disdain for the christopher columbus statue. workers spent the day taking th

who and allies the statue of christopher columbus said coit tower kron four's to well below has more. >>folks living off of telegraph road to say this christopher columbus statue has been vandalized before but they've never seen it this bad. they say protesters may have point but with so many visitors here this week. this doesn't paint the. from head to toe in red the christopher columbus statue outside coit tower drew some unwanted attention sunday. do like buy and i was just like well, and across the rest her. hundreds made their way to the top of the hill to see the blue angels grace, the skies. a rival couldn't believe the view as really great from up here. unfortunately. >>face the statute just terrible thing to do your job to position admiral and that's and that's a strange worker in this beautiful city that would never have been possible. civilization in our in our country and our armed forces were surrounded by the beauty. and grand juror of the civilization and yet people to justice. well paid. >>the vandalism is believed have taken place sometime overnight and originally in

columbus day being a federal holidays. banks are closed and, of course, the people that work there are not going and that is making it easier. 8:48. let's go to kayla. >> the weather is chilly start to the day out there and also cloudy start to the day but we are seeing some 50s on the map and 50s right here at our studios in oakland. 53 now. we have moved up in san francisco. low 40s and santa rosa. napa 45 degrees. the jet stream has taken a dive to the south and cooler air rolling down and that's what we have seen in the last few days and that is why we have cooled down so quickly. a little more seasonal than we were. fog we are hanging on to. if we look at the visibility you can see from santa rosa to nevada socked in with fog and it has been like this all morning. pretty consistent. nevada had to break and napa got in it for a minute and they are okay. it is rough going. if you will hit the roads make sure you are taking it easy. 69 degrees is what you will see. we are seeing that in some spots. 65 in pacifica and 78

columbus another disrespected people. >>> no word on the bed. esh sunday morning so was vandalized and on saturday night. police are still investigating.>>> moments ago, ticket booths up and down for a special event going on today. it is a sunrise gathering on the island for indigenous peoples day. several both will take off from pier 33 in about one hour. the annual event will commemorate more than ,500 of indigenous resistance in california. the ceremonies expected to sell out. the boat rides cost $11. there expected to return by nine a.m. coming up, we will also set sail to alcatraz. she will be live on the island with the special.>>> people are investigating after multi car crash in san francisco 75 people to the hospital last night. this happened at around 8 pm. pictures from the scene show three cars with front end damage. rescuers rescued at least one victim. at least one person has life- threatening injuries. >>> the friends and family of two people shot at a halloween party what it. it has been one year since that shooting and still no

. >> this columbus day weekend on american history tv. today at 2:00 p.m. eastern, artist harvey pratt shares his vision for the veterans memorial on the national mall. >> in the middle is a 12-foot stainless steel circle and at the base of that is a fire. and so you can use that fire to -- to light your sweet grass and sage and things that you use and you could touch the water and use the fire. we call that the drum. >> and monday, columbus day at noon, supreme court justices sonya der beginsberg and sotomayor. >> if you read between the lines what she is saying, if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job because the pay northwestly mr. go up. >> explore our nation's past on american history tv. every weekend on c-span 3. now president trump speaks at the values voters summit which has been holding their annual conference in washington, d.c. this is an hour and 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen to introduce the president of the united states, please welcome tony perkins.

this columbus day weekend on american history tv, sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, and artist shares his vision for the upcoming national native american veterans memorial on the national mall. a 12-foot,iddle is stainless steel circle, and at the base of that is a fire. so you can use that fire to light your sweetgrass and sage and things that you use, and you can touch the water, use the and we call that the drum. day atmonday columbus noon, supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and sonya sotomayor discuss the impact of the first woman on the u.s. supreme impact -- u.s. supreme court, sandra day o'connor. >> sandra, when you read between the lines, which he is saying is, if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job because the pay will and evitable he go up. [laughter] >> explore our nation's passed on american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. now, president trump speaks at the value voters summit, which has been holding their annual conference in washington dc. t

columbus over there disrespected a lot of people. >> the word on who the vandal is. they said the red paint was fresh on sunday morning so was vandalized then on saturday night. police are still investigating.>>> a live look at alcatraz island. the special sunrise elevation. housing gone. >> it is incredible. is really easy to be had. it is the second annual day that san francisco has recognized. take a look at what they're doing. right now they are 1700 people here to commemorate 527 people. today honors the cultural resiliency. it is also the 50th anniversary of the occupation. a 19 month long stretch. will be the rest of the morning. they are asking us to stop taking pictures. we're going to send it back to you. >>> a fatal crash in santa rosa knights of power it's almost 500 people. the accident happened at 3 am. one woman was killed and another one in critical condition. it is closed as police are investigating. those crews trying to get power back on. just as quickly as possible. in richmond this morning, highway patrol still investigating a fatal collision wit

in the whole school system, columbus east high school.e principal it was a first black principal there, he lyft the switch. he said we know that city is going to be watching us so let's really have a good calm intelligent year here. let's happen over those next 300 days or however many, nine months that the school year was, what happened was astonishing. first it within state decibel title and eight weeks later, they were in a state baseball championship. two state titles, in the same school year. student with some overlapping players right. >> yes several of the players who are on the basketball team were also on the school his baseball team. and then, the story sort of vanished from history. nobody wrote about it. if they were white, they would've been on a box of wheaties. i have no doubt about it. in the story just managed. i would go home and i would sometimes run into those players. one of them, a guy named garnet davis, ran into me at the start. he started talking about east i in sports. and i said man they had a super basketball t

talking about san francisco being off for columbus day. there was something wrong with the statement. that's the school holiday in san francisco. in oakland they get it off in lieu of lincoln's birthday, whatever the case, some lighter traffic. over here, we're looking at a light build. so far we're actually lighter than your typical monday pattern. >>> a deadly typhoon has flooded towns in japan. still ahead, we'll tell you about the rescue efforts underway right now. >>> the lomo prieta earthquake. we're sharing your stories as we mark the anniversary. next, kari hall's first report. you're watching "today in the bay. this is you shopping. and this is you maximizing at t.j.maxx. you shopping, you maximizing. you shopping, you maximizing. get more of the brands you love and the quality you want, and save every time. it's not shopping, it's maximizing. start maximizing today! maxx life at t.j.maxx. >>> welcome back, everyone. developing this morning, search teams are still looking for someone trapped in the rubble of this weekend's deadly

it's catholic grade school in columbus, indiana, st. columbus. and i was talking with one of his high school friends x they told me that, you know, he would always talk about wanting to be president. but one day he comes back to school, and he tells all his classmates that his mother had toll him that -- told him that he should be president. it's that push, that affirmation you don't see him actively running for president until three decades later, and what is it with him? he's not a leader, he's a follower. that's fundamentally -- i call him a lagging indicator of where the politics of the moment is. [laughter] when my editor and i were working on this -- >> that would have been a good title for the book, by the way, lagging indicator: the biography of mike pence. all right. >> when -- you don't see him actively, and i didn't even notice this until i finished writing the book and started talking about it more, i did not see it because i was so thick in the weeds that i could not appreciate it, he does not actively start running for president unt

look at someone defaced that columbus day statue. >> no. then m wer to celebrate our heritage, our beliefs, our background, and that's disgusting. >> it serves him right. mr. columbus over there disrespected a lot of people. i love my italian heritage. i've been to italy. it's a beautiful place. it doesn't have to be anywhere else, especially when the heritage that was already here has its own way of being beautiful. >> the organizers of the italian heritage festival said they wanted to make it clear they had thousands of people enjoying the event on a beautiful day. while they did not want to comment on the defacing of the columbus day statue, they said it did not dampen the spirit of the festival. there are surveillance cameras here but not clear if it caught the crime on camera. they're on the case trying to figure out who did this so they can make an arrest. reporting live accident , i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> governor newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed the city to test a reservation city on the iconic stretch of lombard. kp

. >>> plus -- >> i saw christopher columbus covered in red paint. think it's horrible. >> on this day, one bay area statue of the famed explorer was defaced. the disturbing message scrolled at its base. you're watching today in the bay. >>> right now at 6:30, a crash leaves five people injured, one of them in custody. we'll tell you what police say the suspect did after the initial crash that lead to more violence. >>> i think it is very concerning. >> a stanford student drugged. we'll have reaction from the community. she says someone put something in a drink at a party this weekend. >>> and a growing fight. how people who live near the san francisco park are responding to the call for more money. today in the bay continues right now. >>> a very good morning to you. thanks so-so much for joining us. >> marcu waston has the day off. kari hall is here taking a look at your forecast. >> and it's a chilly start this morning. we're still about 45 minutes away from sunrise. a look at our camera this morning. ads you get ready to head out, you may run bac

bond markets closed for columbus day. a quiet day. right now you can see the major averages trading right around flat. apple putting in all-time highs. optimism despite all this uncertainty. trade is the dominant topic. it is what could affect the u.s. corporate profit outlook. that is what investors and traders will be looking at. last week you had president trump counting the phase one deal. today of you are -- today you were just discussing china. not as positive. the devil is in the details. investors feel tired. david: you mentioned apple, which is on a tear. does that spill the tech more broadly, or is it apple specific? abigial: right now it seems apple specific. apple is being loved were not loved by investors.

it is columbus day.support renaming columbus day to indigenous peoples day. i think we've been trending this day for a long time but i did not know the number was as high as 78, 80%. >> it its disappointing. leadership institute campus reform has been covering this trend. we saw it at campuses across the country. notre dame is removing a christopher columbus mural from the campus. vanderbilt is taking opportunity to teach students about white cannibalism. the colleges and student are attempting to erase parts of history they don't like. charles: white canallism? >> nobody celebrates christopher columbus day because he was perfect person or explorers and columnists were great people. if educators want to take the time to context allize history to talk about what christopher columbus brought, that's fine. they don't want to do that they disregard what he achieved. only talk about the negative things that occurred after the fact, treatment of native people but again should be talked about but you don't have

just a little bit outside columbus. the excitement, tension, building and with good reason.cnn/new york times democratic presidential debate. the headliners at this moment in the race, joe biden and senator elizabeth warren. they are what we're calling, i guess, co-leaders. we have david chalian here. he's in charge of telling me how i depict what the state of the race is. it is fair to say the fight tonight is in the middle of the stage, yes? >> yes. without a doubt. elizabeth warren is the dominant force in this race right now, and so what i'm looking for tonight is how she handles come the incumbent coming her way and some are clear in coming and pete buttigieg has made it clear. he wants a fight with medicare for all over anyone who wants it. this is not a night, i think, of where we are in this race for you to shy away if you're a candidate not named elizabeth warren about trying to blunt the momentum she's had in the last couple of months. >> the reporting suggests that they're much more aware of the dynamic of sword and shield. what are you seeing from the players? >>

the same day as the italian heritage parade in north beach into the day before the columbus day holiday. the person also wrote kill all colonizers at the base of the statue. investigators are checking video from security cameras in the area. >>> now that pg&e has restored power to two main people the utility is facing criticism over how to handle the massive public safety power shut off. the last group of customers had sent heather power restored by 6:00 on saturday. the ceo says the safety of worked as intended to prevent airlines from striking wildfires during high wind. he also apologize for the lack of communication with customers. saying the company was most adequately prepared. the website repeatedly crashed in the call center was overloaded. >>> we talked with the energy reporter from december cisco chronicle about what pg&e could have done differently. >> the communication was a mess. the worst part about that was probably the website, that did not work. i think that really enraged a lot of people, and made it a lot worse than it would have been otherwise. >> at the peak of the

that bring people here annually for the columbus climb festival over a 1000 climbers from all over the world. clownish inventor of austria is in her element on the rugged island. quaaludes this. knows this special because the setting against a sea is so unique and there's just so many routes for every kind of climbing for every grade and different techniques in styles you can climb for years and still not cover everything here at the club because. currently the island has catalogued 3700 groups about 200 new ones are added every year the climbers take their starting positions in pairs whoever does the most routes where there are no checks this is about having fun and about trying out new things so. i came to college knows because i really like the news and the sea and also i wanted to enjoy my overhanging early days because i really like overhanging climbing and i wanted to try to do 1st. the climbers are drawn to the occipital shaped box kind of tough how do you say good to you and her friend came all the way from france to climb here. to mention it's magnificent and very special to c

it's catholic grade school in columbus, indiana, st. columbus. and i was talking with one of his high school friends x they told me that, you know, he would always talk about wanting to be president. but one day he comes back to school, and he tells all his classmates that his mother had toll him that -- told him that he should be president. it's that push, that affirmation you don't see him actively running for president until three decades later, and what is it with him? he's not a leader, he's a follower. that's fundamentally -- i call him a lagging indicator of where the politics of the moment is. [laughter] when my editor and i were working on this -- >> that would have been a good title for the book, by the way, lagging indicator: the biography of mike pence. all right. >> when -- you don't see him actively, and i didn't even notice this until i finished writing the book and started talking about it more, i did not see it because i was so thick in the weeds that i could not appreciate it, he does not actively start running for president unt

. >>> in columbus day weekend on american history tv, saturday, at 10:00 p.m. eastern, on real america, the film, the whole world is watching. about the 1971 anti-vietnam war demonstrations in washington resulting in the largest mass arrest in u.s. history. >> 1,000 swarmed on to washington circle. over 1,000 more hit georgetown. >> sunday, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, artist harvey pratt shares his vision for the upcoming native americans native memorial. >> in the middle is a 12-foot stainless steel circle. at the base of that is a fire. you can use that fire to right your sweet grass and your sage and things that you use and you can touch the water use the fire. and we call that the drum. >> and monday columbus day, at noon, supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and sonia soormt. >> sandra day o'connor. >> sandra if you read between the lines what she says is if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job, because the pay inevitably will go up. >> explore our nation's past on amer