these three are fighting over it in halifax, nova scotia. it's embarrassing enough but the best is the commentary in the background. >> you guys are going to be world famous. >> the one has a chokehold on the other one. >> these guys are fighting all over a hockey stick. now, wait until you see who comes and breaks this up. this blonde lady comes up and she's like -- >> give me that. now nobody gets to play with it. >> somebody does get to play with it, nick, because after the crowd starts chanting this -- >> give it to the kid, give it to the kid. >> she turns and hands it to a younger boy who apparently was very polite and asked very nicely and said pleads. >> oh, that's awesome. that's a great lesson for those older guys. say please, say thank you and don't act like a doofy in public over a hockey stick. >> the guy in the green jersey seems to be acting like the biggest doofy. >> if anything, this is a lesson, politeness over doofiness. >> polite will always win over doofy. >> after that stunt, neither of them got it, dummy. >> doofies, n

since i've seen you last - in nova scotia, first african come to nova scotia in 1605. is that part of canada's known history? people who fought in the war of 1812 on the british side in the american revolution on the british side our promise and given land in nova scotia in the 79 these and 1813 and 1814 so that's part of the story that we don't know. most of us don't know cannot doesn't in slavery until the end of the british empire in 1834 so there are free people and in sleaved people living together, but we don't get that complete history. i was in brazil again in february and we now have so much data on the arrival in america that we know that directly from africa there are fewer than 500,000 africans brought to what is now the united states whereas a million are brought to jamaica and haiti, million are brought to cuba and close to 6 million to brazil but none of us learned that none of us learned that. sweet to come as the governor said, many years ago we need to continue to learn and reeducate ourselves. most recently i've been in france on two occasions, in ma