steve it's a long way to columbus, ohio.teve: look at this video. new video of drivers lining up for blocks trying to get in. and get some gas. ainsley: mark meredith is live at the white house as we are learning that the cost of gas is actually skyrocketing now. great. mark? >> yeah, exactly. good morning. good news, i guess not on that front. good morning to you guys. the cyberattack sending shock waves through so much of the country, gas lines. a.a.a. says some states could be paying 3 to 7 cents more within the next few days. we already know who is being blamed for this attack the group darkside an eastern european hacking group. big question is what can is going to be like down the road. began last friday. colonial took own operations offline out of an abundance of caution. not clear when things will get back to normal. the company's website down this morning. the pipeline stretches more than 5,000 miles as you see on that map, delivering nearly half of the east coast its fuel. major airports in the south also rely on i

we went to a place as large as columbus, ohio and as small as eastport, maine. scientific addition. you mentioned some of the difficulties of how smaller communities can be closed. there is a fascinating theme in american literature, through its entire history of the push and pull, the yen and yang of small-town village life versus bigger city life. winesburg, ohio, for example. old novels of theodore reiser were talking about getting out of the farms and going to bigger places. that is something i think we noticed too. it certainly is true that countries and economies make transitions over periods of decades and repeatedly do so. but, individuals within their own fixed lifespan, and you can't always change what you personally are doing. economic disruption is always a challenge for people where it happens. a big thing about film is how this has happened in almost every place in the country. and the question is the country is always going through turmoil. with communities and companies and individuals and policies that make it easier for people, rather than hard

where people were destroying christopher columbus statues and choosing to honor native americans. some say it should have been left to the legislators. >> there is no reason why any cultural group should compromise on what holiday they celebrate. he is a national hero of the italian republic. where a million people in new york city immigrated from. >> as far as objective getting kids in the classroom the mayor says he expects schools to be fully reopen by september. but we shall see, harris. >> harris: there is always a but it feels like. we'll cover it, that's for sure. the biden administration defending a teachers union's role in developing new cdc guidelines for schools saying it is standard procedure for the health agency to consult outside groups when making recommendations. white house press secretary jen psaki here. push >> it's actually longstanding best practice for the cdc to engage with organizations and groups that will be impacted by guidance and recommendations issued by the agency. doesn't mean they take everything they want or even a percentage of what they want. i

this week they decided the next big mission is to remake the school calendar, so they scrapped columbuslaces in the country that will call the event and digit is people say, unfortunately they forgot to tell anyone they were doing this and when it appeared on school calendars a lot of people unhappy including the i tell you and americans. as every good student who studied history knows or used to when they were taught real history, christopher columbus was a nice hellion explore who discovered these will on a mission for spanish king and queen, facing a backlash the geniuses quickly shifted course, not unlike columbus himself and renamed the renamed holiday i italian heritage day indigenous people say. when at that look good on the hallmark cards, that's it for us this week, i'll be back with the wall street journal large, the one holiday week and we agree on coming up this weekend, mother's day and i wish you all a happy mother's day and a wonderful weekend. thank you for joining me. ♪ >> ♪ ♪. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for

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the schools canceled columbus day.greeing and columbus day should not be canceled. new york department of education changed the columbus day in the 21-22 school calendar to indigenous peoples day. after a big uproar about this, officials added italian heritage day. the school chancellor says discussion about renaming the stay began last year to better reflect to honor more than one person. as you know dozens of cities across the country canceled columbus day last year following protesters destroying christopher columbus statues. new york councilmen joe borelli says columbus day and christopher columbus is a national hero for italians. that this decision should been left to legislators. listen. >> this is the legislative equivalent of putting a mask on and throwing paint on a columbus statue hiding your identity. this is the sort of cowardice you expect with people who line themselves with mobs in the street. reporter: neil that is what people are talking about right now. we didn't see this swift action when it came to

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either jo, castro reports now from columbus, ohio. we are excited to announce the 1st winter abigail just from so much and congratulations. the odds of winning were one in 2700000. that's the number of people in the u. s. state of ohio who register for wednesdays lottery drawing to win $1000000.00 for having received the covey 19 vaccine. i hope i will. tommy cole erik name wasn't take this time, but he still has 4 more chances to win in following weeks. you've heard of your back. he says he actually feels pretty lucky just to be vaccinated. so i can go out and enjoy the world and keep everyone safe doing. the $1000000.00 prize can go to any vaccinated adult vaccinated, teenagers can win a university scholarship. but most of the people attending this hearing epi, ohio state capital, say they refuse to be lured into accepting the shot. they back a proposal protecting their choice to refuse the vaccine. i'm not going to sell myself for, you know, a ticket for college or, or, or money. i mean, i think our bodies and what product we put a

it does not include columbus day, but will include italian heritage/indigenous peoples day.ee the swift action when it came to getting kids back in school. folks are upset that school officials made this decision to cancel columbus day without really having a discussion with the public. at first the department of education changed columbus day in the 2021-2022 school calendar to indigenous peoples day. after an uproar officials have added italian heritage day. the school chancellor said discussions about renaming the day began last year to better reflect and honor more than just one person. as you know, bill, dozens of cities across the countries canceled columbus day last year following the protests where people vandalized and destroyed statues of christopher columbus choosing to honor native americans instead. columbus is a national hero for italians and should not have to compromise what holiday they celebrate. the decision should have been left to legislators. bill, as far as getting kids back to school, that objective, the mayor here in new york city is hopeful and says

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day, but columbus day is a state holiday, and columbus day will stay a state holiday. >> as far as thek into the school buildings, the mayor has said that he plans to have them back in the schools fully reopened by september. sandra. >> sandra: we await more details. live in new york city, thank you. >> john: to a father who pulled his daughter from an elite new york city school over what he says was its "obsession with race." listen here. >> they advocated for black lives matter. and they want families to advocate for black lives matter. and again, you can agree with black lives matter and you can disagree with black lives matter, you can agree with some of what black lives matter stands for, but to say that we want you, we want your daughter from kindergarten to 12th grade, we want your family to be an active -- this is what they are really saying, it is not okay. spin on the story of martha maccallum joining us right now, an exclusive interview with that father at 3:00 eastern in addition to the interview with you and that one with foxnews.com, he also wrote a scathing 1700 word let

america was here before columbus. what's wrong with it? is racist, it is simply the truth. >> of course that's the truth. there is nothing wrong with teaching children the facts. the implication and the statements o f the 1619 project are that the american revolution was fought to preserve the institution of slavery. you got curriculum being taught in schools now as an out proof of these things where they are making children saying i am racist, there is going to be great americans that are not only conservatives or republicans, there many who don't agree with that. i agree with you, don, those are facts and it should be apart of our history classes. the framing and of the idea that we are a racist rotten nation at our core is what republicans are against. >> is that what the 1619 project is, professor, you want to weigh in on that? >> i don't think that's what the 1619 project is about at all. let's talk about the trump administration's report. i think they call it the 1776 condition. that's what's really at stake here. the history of amer

tolerance and racism, we are parents of students at columbus academy and over the past year we startedehavior by the school referring to our community is representing 110 years of white supremacy. they were separating our children on the basis of their skin color during professional development for teachers, separating teachers on the basis of skin color, during this year we had no learning specialists for our kids that were 3 to 12 years old but the diversity department was double. todd: besides calling out the dogs, literally, how else has the school district responded to your complaints? >> they have not responded. as a result of them assuring in, orthodoxy requiring kids in the community to identify ourselves and each other by the color of our skin. we wrote an open letter and asked questions. how is the board of trustees selected, what is the curriculum regarding race, why are there no learning specialists in the diversity department doubled and because of that we did a podcast and because of that podcast, we were reported to the police, they took our teachers a week later after t

. >>> the city of columbus, ohio, >>> the city of columbus, ohio, agrees to a $10 million settlement with the family of andre hill the 47-year-old black man was shot and killed by a white police officer, adam coy, on december 22nd. authorities say coy opened fire as hill walked out of a garage holding up a cell phone. coy's attorney said his client thought hill had a gun no weapon was found at the scene. scene. coy was fired by the columbus division of police, a grand jury indicted him on charges of murder, felonious assault and reckless homicide. he pleaded not guilty. the settlement moves to the columbus city council for a vote on monday. if approved, it would be the largest settlement in that city's history. >>> the horse that failed a drug test after winning the kentucky derby now cleared to run in tomorrow's preakness stakes. medina spirit just passed another round of tests, but can the thoroughbred and its trainer, bob baffert, shake off all the controversy in the hunt for horse race's vaunted triple crown. contessa brewer is in baltimore tonight for the race contessa >> report

in columbus' travel journal, numeral discover. but there is no such thing as alternative facts.e is something we need to talk about. three words that summarize the whole history of humanity. symbolization, colonization, extermination. this is the origin of the ideology of white supremacy. this is me in the middle. i just want to understand, why do i bring myselinto this story? because i am in immigrate from a country -- not an option. ntit is time to own up to a basc truth. the story of survival and violence. we know now what the task is. exterminate. it is not knowledge we lack. we already know enough. what is missing is the courage to understand what w know. who are we? what if from the beginning the story was told the wrong way? the nightmare is buried deep i our consciousness. so deeply do not recognize it. over the centuries, buried. because the past has a future we never expect. amy: that is the trailer for the hbo documentary series "exterminate all the brutes," which is available on hbo and hbo max. "time" magazine said the series may well be "the most politically radica

and i remind you that at the time of columbus, there were basically 100 million people on both continents in america. so you can imagine what it meant. within 100 years, more than 90% of them were totally annihilated. so it's a very specific moment in the history of the modern world. for the u.s., it seems like it's the beginning of a new world, but it's not. it's a continuity of a lot of action that have been the source of european civilization, basically. amy: let's go to a clip from "exterminate all the brutes," where you explain settler colonialism. >> from the beginning, the extension of the united states from sea to shining sea was the intention and design of the country's founders. free land was a magnet that attracted european settlers. this particular form of colonialism is called settler colonialism. but as a system, it reqres violence. it requires the elimination of the natives and their replacement by european settlers. amy: and this is another clip from your series, "exterminate all the brutes." in this dramatized scene, a white man, played by the actor josh hartnett, engages

i'm actually very hopeful for the future >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, columbus, ohio >>> up next, we're inside the company making purell. >>> tonight russ mitchell from our affiliate wkyc takes us on an exclusive tour of the factory that makes purell. >> reporter: in this unassuming building on the outskirts of cleveland one of the most coveted products of the pandemic, purell, is racing down the production line. >> we're seeing the filler over there which is filling 400 bottles per minute >> reporter: just a few months before the pandemic ceo carey jaros took the reins of gojo industries, which makes purell >> so how would you describe the past year >> russ, i will tell you that the past year has been wild. >> were there days where your head was just spinning? >> there were plenty of days where my head was spinning being surrounded by a team of people who are so committed to our purpose of saving lives and make life better meant that even when my head was spinning there were a bunch of people in the room and we were all rolling in the same direction. >> reporter: a direc

studied histor owsrsed to t wh tenhey weretl history, christopher columbus was a nice hellion exploree geniuses quickly shifted course, not unlike columbus himself and renamed the renamed holiday i italian heritage day indigenous people say. when at that look good on the hallmark cards, that's it for us this week, i'll be back with the wall street journal large, the one holiday week and we agree on coming up this weekend, mother's day and i wish you all a happy mother's day and a wonderful weekend. thank you for joining me. ♪ >> ♪ ♪. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. barron's 100 anniversary to mark the milestone we asked investing giant and american express ceo to join us on the future of business. will get his stance on voting rights and facebook ban on former president trump. which innovation and friends

i want to say remember what i said, remember the history of christopher columbus. i didn't know the history of my own slavery. big mother. and i knew i rode in the back of a train to visit her as a little girl. and guess what. governor stits of oklahoma was on the and he signed the bill can you believe it. house bill 1775. as well, he goes on to not stand for what this commission is all about, truth. tonight, we come to the floor. remember what i said rningts i am not in any way throwing darts at any way, stones at anyone, i am here to raise up the dignity of this man, this person, this body, burned because he was black, prosperous and ready to serve america. no one can tell me how many in that 1920 massacre had worn the uniform and made a life and how many of how many of those ready to go serve in world war ii and continue to build this wonderful economic engine. today, those who remain free living descend ants, they tell me as i go through tulsa, there is one door left. it is a crying shame. and so i lift this story up and i let you know that the congressional bl

i mean have a story in front of us, columbus police, running amok, overuse of force.umbus officers now banned from using those methods of quote/unquote nonlethal force. on and on. you've introduced new legislation for this. it's like ping-pong game. could talk about 20 cities if we had time. you have a piece of legislation you would like to see go forward. tell us what that is. >> as reverend al sharpton was just expressing, it is really important for us to recognize that the criminal justice system is not adequate to prosecute and investigate itself. it's been very evident whether we see off cases where doj is invited or fbi comes in to investigate, those are cases that grab national headlines, right, they're not cases that many of us hear about in our own communities where there is never going to be justice for those families. so it is important for there to be a federal oversight board that does proactive investigations every single time a life is lost in the custody of police officers, every single time that there is bodily harm caused by the police, and to not ju

or that columbus didn't actually discover america, that america was here before columbus?g our children the truth? it has nothing to do with saying everything is racist. it's just -- it's just simply the truth. >> of course. of course, that's the truth. and, of course, there is nothing wrong with teaching children the facts. but the implications in the statements of the 1619 project are that the american revolution was fought to preserve the institution of slavery. i mean, you've got curriculum being taught in schools, now, as an outgrowth of this thing where they are making children in schools say, i am an oppressor. i am racist. and there are going to be a great-many americans, not just conservatives and republicans but i expect a great-many people who would consider themts to be on the middle or even on the left who don't agree with that kind of indoctrination. i agree with you, don. but the framing and the further indoctrination of the fact -- of the idea that we are a racist-rotten nation at our core is what republicans are against. >> is that what the 1619 project is

nbc senior constituent cynthia mcfadden gained access to a hospital in columbus ohio giving new hope. crisis department in columbus, ohio. sometimes overwhelming for even the most seasoned psychiatrist. >> right now is a particularly hard time. particularly because of the pandemic. i apologize. and because of what our patients are going through. >> reporter: dr. charles glau is codirector of the state-of-the-art department opening 24 hours a day seeing any child in crisis whether they could pay or not. the past year has brought a stunning increase in the proportion of mental health visits up in the ear, up 31% for those 12 to 17 and 24% for kids 5 to 11. >> we're able to keep them overnight. >> reporter: the first time we met him he was working on little sleep deciding to admit a child over parental objections. >> you decided not to admit the child. >> no, that kid ended up staying. >> with the parents consent? >> yes. >> so you could be a pretty persuasive guy? >> when we need to be. >> reporter: there is an accuse need for more places like this. only 10% of all hospitals offer psych

we have a picture of it in columbus circle, there is columbus, are they going to take it down?to do it, we need to learn from our history, and the question is why are we focusing on national holidays in new york city when the focus should be on children being out of school for a year. talking to students in harlem, with scholarships, getting into universities. in new york city that debate is raging. where should the focus be? it should be on educating students, have indigenous david have it on a different day than columbus day. why are we wiping out our history when students need to learn from history, don't get it. stuart: the voice of reason, glad you are on the show. coca-cola's chief lawyer resigns. he created about diversity planet violates civil rights laws. here's a guy trying to do the right thing, for his own woke employees, he has got to resign. what a contradiction this is. >> i am just a business journalist, you can't litigate or legislate out of existence, ignorance like racism so you have the best system in the world to catch the bad guys, the bill of rights, the

and very rich heidi jo, castro, al jazeera columbus, ohio. they're selling children's author eric karl has died at the age of 91. he published be very hungry caterpillar in 1969. it sold more than 40000000 copies and was translated into 60 languages. he also wrote and illustrated 75 other titles called di that is home in the us state of massachusetts. all the news, of course, on our website. there it is on the screen. the address of the dot com, that's just a dot com ah type of check of the headlines here on our 0. how much is political leader in garza is wanting of religious war? if israel persist with its policies around alex moss, occupied east jerusalem and elsewhere in palestinian territory. yes, yes. it was also accused us secretary of state anthony, blinking of trying to stoke palestinian divisions. but ben can has been in egypt and jordan after intensive talks with israeli and palestinian.

but at columbus had gone to l. as some most for the dawn prayer. the when israeli soldiers term to compound and effect worshippers with he again, rubber coated bullet and grinning rad tried to escape through a side with about the little room. no one was throwing rocks we were trying to leave. i remember seeing a soldier very close up 2 or 3 meters away. he fired a rubber coated bullet at me. i knew i was wounded at my face, but i didn't know where my glasses were gone. i touched my face and my left hand was full of blood. i closed my right eye and it was all dark. i couldn't see anything. at this point i fell to the ground. is that the hospital that murdad was told his left eye was lost. hundreds of people were injured that day, doctor se many of the serious wounds were to the upper body and eyes. if we think it is, by chance, you will find one case, 2 cases. it's a serious cases. you have like 30 injuries in the eye with data trauma to the forehead, to the eye or between eyes to the nose. i just can think that this is organized and clown action to

and i was the grand marshal of the columbus weekend once as well and i love columbus day.e. what do you think? dagen: because this is what the education department, school systems are focused on, rather than educating children, period. they have set back kids across this country, the teachers unions, i call them you power hungry science deniers that really hate children. we've come to find that out. they set back a generation of kids by pushing this remote learning. it's disgraceful. here in new york city there is overt discrimination targeted at asian american students because the school chancellor's trying to get rid of merit based test admissions to the eight highly effective high schools here in new york and it's discrimination against asian students and asian immigrants and i just -- that's what they're focused on. and it's just -- i don't know -- i'm glad that i'm old, that i don't have to educate kids at this point and that i'm not trying to get an education myself. maria: it's a really sad state of affairs, steve forbes. i will be interested in better understanding

one of the latest police-involved shootings. 16-year-old ma'khia bryant was shot and killed by a columbus knife at another woman. now bryant's younger sister who watched that whole scene unfold spoke to me about what led up to her making that 911 call for help and why they were trying to get out of that foster home in the first place. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> these grown girls over here trying to fight us, trying to stab us, and trying to put their hands on our grandma. get here now. >> reporter: these were the last moments of 16-year-old ma'khia bryant's young life. >> this is my sister and, like, we were planning to do things together that we're not ever going to be able to do anymore because she's done. >> reporter: a neighbor's security camera shows the fight that spilled out of the columbus, ohio, foster home where ma'khia and her 15-year-old sister ja'niah bryant were reportedly staying. they were arguing with two adult women who had been at a party there before, started over cleaning the home while the foster mom was at work. ja'niah says she called their grandmother for

the mayor of columbus, ohio, where 40 people have been killed since 2013, he's calling on doj to come in as well. now, the problem is the police department does not put into practice what is recommended, then they fail. in chicago, doj came in, made recommendations, chicago police department did not put into practice what they recommended. they still have problems. and so you must have local officials who are willing to stand up to police unions, to police departments, to the public, and say we're not going to kowtow to the old-school notion of whatever the police want, they get. you got to have leadership. you got folks trying to appraisal the collective bargaining deal in san antonio. i think what you're seeing is the public realize that local pressure, which is why voting comes in, we're going to put people in charge who are going to be far more aggressive when it comes to these police departments, including d.a.s, judges, city managers, city mayors, city council members. that's the only way this thing changes. >> because it's implemented on the ground with localities and we cannot

in the us the family of a black man killed by police in columbus ohio will receive a $10000000.00 settlement from city authorities andre hill was shot dead last december as he emerged from a garage the police officer was. mist probes into the shooting are ongoing. to tornadoes have struck central and eastern china authorities say at least 10 people were killed and more than $300.00 injured winds of more than 100 kilometers per hour ripped through the city of will happen on friday night destroying homes and damaging construction sites just. chill a is gearing up for elections this weekend to choose a special assembly that will draft a new constitution it says existing chanted date back decades to the kind of general it just opened a shit the initiative was spurred on by mass protests back in 29 take the constitutional conventions 155 delegates will have a year to draft a new text. the colombian authorities are warning that anti-government protests threaten to prolong and devastating 3rd wave of the coronavirus pandemic on friday confirmed deaths from covert 9 tain past 80000 and hospital ward

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and this idea of sending these ymca huts, these two wish welfare board huts, threats of columbus heights, and all of this kind of was characterized as a home away from home. it's a home where if you are a mother sitting at home worried about your boy, who's been drafted and he's going to france, this is the image you want. this is where your boy goes when he has the chance. he's welcomed here by the woman at the door. this is just like home. he's going to have good friends, good influences, demoralizing influences surrounding him. it's a comforting for families, it's very comforting for sweethearts, for wives, for the american public. again, the progressive era of people are very optimistic. but this is a very comforting, very reassuring image. and, so it creates a kind of a new role for women anymore and that's where i get the title, the top. the ymca official said, the new kind of woman is following the army. so he's referencing the fact that women have followed armies for many years. but he is saying, and this is a new kind of woman. this is a respectable woman, this is something we c

for example, i recently learned that and ina intelligence officer at one of the centers in columbus ohio provided critical information on a suspect who had a plot to cause mass violence at a large music concert venue in columbus. by leveraging the capabilities, the fusion center was able to work with law enforcement to locate the suspect and place this individuals on the no-fly list and this individual was intercepted while attempting to board a flight on the way to columbus to carry out the attack. that is one example, but there are many like that where ina has played a critical role. the committee learned from the oversight investigation into the january 6th attack on the capital that they fell short in reporting on the potential threat. they were not the only ones. but they did fall short in my view. security officials cited the lack of information from other intelligence agencies as a reason law enforcement was not better prepared to respond. in our investigation the acting secretary revealed weaknesses and how they distribute information, collect intelligence from social media platf

the family of a black man killed by police in columbus ohio will receive a $10000000.00 settlement from city authorities andre hill was shot dead last december as he emerged from a garage the police officer was dismissed probes into the shooting are ongoing. india continues to struggle with shortages of medical supplies and oxygen during a 2nd wave of covert 90 the government has warned of a surge in rural areas and says it's mobilizing the military to try and contain the spread on saturday a stray sent its 1st repatriation flight after a ban on entry from india. in poland restaurants and bars have opened for the 1st. time in 7 months the government is also dropped her of climb into a moscow tools many business owners decided to open it midnight to welcome back to customers code 19 restrictions have only allowed take away food and drinks since last time. than before the pandemic venice was overrun with tourists and wanted to restrict the number now though it has a very different problem empty streets and waterways in a city that depends on tourism data really is max and the reports on h

another student asks do you think the controversy over could christopher columbus monument fits in with the story about confederate monuments? i would say yes. this year we have created an antiracism initiative. within that, there is a subcommittee called legacies of enslavement and dispossession, which is really looking at the question of not just enslavement and its history to our campus but also dispossession of native americans. one of the things that is clear is when you're talking about monuments to white supremacy, a lot of people think that the columbus statute play that same role by your lysing -- her oizing the project that led to a lot of destruction of native american lands. in that context, of course there are lots of controversies. in philadelphia for example, but elsewhere where monuments have been taken down but italian americans are seeing it as part of their heritage. some of those monuments are boarded up and preserved. there is a controversy about what to do next. somebody else says at the university of texas at the center for american history, the statue of jefferso

in ohio, the city of columbus has reached a $10 million settlement with the family of andre hill, a 47 year-old black man who was shot and killed by a white police officer in december. the officer, adam coy, has been charged with murder. this is andre hill's daughter karissa hill. >> he died on a 311 call, non-emergency. he was shot four times. after the four times, he was like on the floor. there were 22 officers on the scene. nobody helped my father stop -- helped my father. the money will not help with the pain of my deadline on that floor. amy: in the wake of andre hill's killing, the columbus city council also passed andre's law, mandating the use of body cameras and requiring police officers to give and call for aid if they cause any injuries. the mayor of jackson, mississippi, and a state senator representing the city have apologized for the massacre of students at jackson state college 51ears ago. on may 15, 1970, local and state police opened fire on a group of students at the predominantly black college, shooting hundreds of rounds in a 28-second barrage. two were killed and

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