lumber frames, covered over with cement and a mixture of horse hair and plaster, used to kind of whitewash them. on the interior it was just open lumber and the exhibitors would be in the hauls in those wide-open buildings. they served their purpose and then were taken down. they weren't zoined to with stapped the nebraska winters. and all of. pieces were pushed into the lagoon and covered over to make what is now a park. when you have large rain storms sometimes pieces of these will come back up due to the settling of the earth sometimes you can find them on he bavement these are air couple of pieces from the trans mis, pieces of the capitols in the main court. one of the main events was the peace jubilee week, commemorating the end of the spanish-american war. president mckinley's visit was the culmination of that week here in omaha and there are a couple of things on display here, an invitation about his visit and some commemorative medallions, things people could take home as so you have iners of this visit the one of the most unique things that happened was the indian congress. this w

. >> there can be no whitewash at the white house. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> it seems what we have to do is to feel itwe're going to have to find out what the mood is. >> in 1972, richard nixon is very much at the top of his game and is in a position to achieve his goal of being the greatest president in american history. >> the comments before about mao and joe. >> he had desegregated all the southern schools, instituted the draft, and he had the greatest arms control agreement in american history. not a bad record, and the american people thought so. >> air force one has just landed. it is an historic moment, the official beginning of his visit to china. >> china was considered almost a different planet. and the idea that any american president would go to china was considered a fantasy probably at best. in terms of foreign policy, it was sort of a moon landing. >> i think one of the results of our trip, we hope, may be the walls that are erected, whether they are physical walls like this or whether they are other walls of ideology or philosophy, will not divide peoples of the world. >> in richard n

part with the selloff in china, it seemed like global thesee hitting hong kong, guys are being whitewashed valuation is right around the five-year average. have estimates down a lot, valuation at that historic norm, and things potentially fundamentally changed. there are those that think this is the right time. rishaad: thank you very much. tell you about what we have coming up next on "trending business." a market check. that is down 20% in the hang seng. and india'snks, billionaires are involved. these banks are a bit of a brain -- break from the norm. ♪ sri lanka says it was to immolate singapore, hong kong, and do by as a market hub. ministers say they now want to play in a different league. however, the government now has a mandate to continue policies set in place this year. they promised to end discrimination and make it easier for the private sector to do business. bad weather is delaying the recovery of bodies on the air crash site. they had to carry them out on foot and a walking on rugged jungle for five hours. recorder has not been found from the airplane. all 54 people died wh

also by saying the british hung out in india you are whitewashing their shameful colonial past. >> didhat indian furniture? that is thanks to the british. that's good stuff. >> by the way we laugh at this as well we should, but there are two alternatives. get rid of laws that say businesses can't discriminate when they hire, or change the laws so only white people could be discriminated against which is in violation of the 14th avenue. >> but it will happen. >> which will? >> probably. >> which one? >> either, but probably the second. >> i don't see how it could holdup constitutionally. >> well, i don't know. right now john roberts could find anything he wanted. >> that is a fair point. that is absolutely a fair point. i am done. >> thank you andy. >>> more stories when we come back. do you suffer from constipation or irregularity? trust dulcolax® for dependable relief. try free at dulcolaxoffers.com dulcolax® tablets are comfort coated for gentle, overnight relief. hurry! try free at dulcolaxoffers.com. dulcolax®. designed for dependable relief. need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.c

and honoring him without whitewashing it. he was sitting here at this table. with him on a project. you, it did the two of would be a great conversation to talk about baltimore with the two of you. my impression is that you are a little bit more optimistic than he is. david: i think he has earned his pessimism. charlie: well said. david: he grew up in a different baltimore. when i walked down the street in baltimore, i do not have eyes on the back of my neck the way that he does. from the police department. he has earned his pessimism. haul, thisng argument that we are having right now about race in america, that was ratcheted up in ferguson and baltimore and houston -- is the right argument to be having. it is a good argument. i am hoping that some progress comes out of it. but the argument keeps going. and engenders some change. and i am exhilarated by the possibilities. people are already talking about mass incarceration and over policing. charlie: including the president. david: these things were not on the agenda five years ago. they're in is my optimism.

the aldermen are whitewashing a stable, but also the cows and the milk hands. sorry? we also see the distillery owner in the corner clipping bags of money into the pockets of the aldermen. leslie obviously thought there was corruption involved. that is what tied these three together. it wasn't necessarily social class but their willingness to profit at the expense of the public good. despite the expose, distilleries continue to produce swill milk for several decades. although the stables and products were legitimate nuisances, the power of the proprietors to sway politicians helps to keep them in business. leslie's expose effectively directed the attention to the political entitlements of food regulation and changed the way that new yorkers viewed food within city limits. with all the attention that was given to the conversion of waste into food, it seems like only a matter of time before reformers eyes turned further north in the city to look at the piggeries. establishments for fattening pigs, boiling and grinding bones , and belting fat, scanning and rendering dead

. >>> set in stone, removing a symbol of hate or whitewashing history? >> the confederacy actually happened so i don't think anyone benefits from erasing or attempting to erase any part of our history. >> debate over massive memorial in georgia. >>> plus photo finish stunning shots from around the globe, the winners of "national geographic"'s 2015 photo contest. ♪ >> wind and drought are fuelling wildfires in california. more than 20 are burning tonight across that state. devouring forests and forcing thousands of residents from their homes. the governor has declared state of emergency, and the national guard has joined thousands of firefighters working day and night. many struggling to contain one enormous blaze that tripled in size this weekend. the rocky fire in the foothills and canyons of northern california is proving to be the most destructive of the wild fires scorching the state. it has incinerated nearly 60,000 acres and more than a dozen homes. it continues to burn for a sixth day, threatening thousands of structures forcing residents in three

also by saying the british hung out in india you are whitewashing their shameful colonial past. >> didhat indian furniture? that is thanks to the british. that's good stuff. >> by the way we laugh at this as well we should, but there are two alternatives. get rid of laws that say businesses can't discriminate when they hire, or change the laws so only white people could be discriminated against which is in violation of the 14th avenue. >> but it will happen. >> which will? >> probably. >> which one? >> either, but probably the second. >> i don't see how it could holdup constitutionally. >> well, i don't know. right now john roberts could find anything he wanted. >> that is a fair point. that is absolutely a fair point. i am done. >> thank you andy. >>> more stories when we come back. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're

. >> michael clark announcing his retirement enjoying a 5-0 series whitewash, they were heavily favored to win. >> i didn't think we were quite ready to win ashes. i thought you would have to be group hardened. we have players that have really stepped up which shouldn't surprise me, but it has. they've made the step as guys with little experience to match winner. this series will be the last in his career, clark admitting he's been so bad his team has effectively been playing with 10 men. he averages just under 50. recently form and fitness have failed him averaging just 15 in the series with a top of 58. he's played in more matches than any australian cricket ear in more than 50 years. i'm extremely thankful to my teammates and those who helped me firstly make it into the team and help me have the success i've had. again, i've always said cricket owes me nothing i owe it everything and i still believe that. >> australia has beaten reigning rugby champions new zealand for the first time since 2011. the wallaby's winning the championship. >> another step further into the record books, ne

instead of slave instead of addressing the issue of the impossibility for consent as a slave in the whitewashingnology, and i would agree with that criticism because a mistress is someone who has a choice. and if you are owned by someone, you don't really have a choice over matters like that. it does show, you know, julian was very light skin. when i first met him, and it was all because of the privilege in the enslavers, that is where all of the light-skinned lac)h(eople came from. when i first knew julian, he was still on billboards in georgia because he was movie star handsome, and he would be on coca-cola ad he used to confess that because of that terrible problem, crime in the background of american history in gender, the most intimate moments that mixed slavery with rape, that there were a lot of problems about color within the black community. julian told me when he was at morehouse college, he went to paperback parties where black pqu fraternities would mail a paper grocery bag on the door and if you're darker than the bag, you could not get into the party. there was color discrimination

>> i think she was thinking about history, i think she wanted to whitewash part of her tenure as secretarytes were written to prevent her from doing. >> she denied there were classified documents on her e mail server. >> she cannot deny that any longer. >> they saw four. is that a violation? >> it is but worse than that. i saw e mails that been revealed of the freedom of information act. she's discussing location of french fighter jets during nato bombardment of libya. how big the no-fly zone is why the no-fly zones are, and are you ready for this? the location of ambassador stevens who was of course murdered in libya. if she didn't think that is classified she has no business being in public office. >> we're told she deleted 30,000 e mails, then the server was destroyed. does that raise question of obstruction of justice? >> it depends on who destroyed it. but the time line is is what comes out. and they belong to the government. they don't belong to her. he is not authorized to possess thachl documents belong to the federal government. b, we know there are documents that appear classifie

his name was whitewashed by the english officials. i'm not certain, but that's my guess.ard to find information. there is one historian, and absurd -- oxford educated man who worked on decades for stories of port royal, jamaica. by the time i came across his name and figured out he could tell me more than anyone in the world, from any century about joseph banister, i thought it will be a miracle if i could find him. he lived in jamaica for decades. i typed his name into a computer hoping he was still alive. only one name popped up. it was 12 minutes from my home. in chicago. within 45 minutes, i was eating lunch with him across the table at jack's restaurant. brian: he's still alive? robert: he is. he is one of the kindest smartest gentleman i had never met. he was crucial to the putting together of the story. brian: what are the chances he was living in chicago? robert: i tried to copulate that it goes into many powers. if i had not met him or he had not done the work, i don't think this would have happened. brian: give us an idea of what he told you. robert: he had done

because many times or many author -- books coming out on freedom summer, sometimes they're whitewashed. we get the perspective of the white volunteers who, yes, they did risk their lives, but that's not necessarily telling the complete story of the freedom school. so this book, what we attempted to do was to uncover every freedom school and newspaper published during the summer of 1964 and collect them in this one volume here in order to provide a student's perspective on the freedom schools and freedom summer. and, therefore, to honor the integrity of the freedom school students. there are about 2500 freedom school students who attended over 40 freedom schools during the summer of 1964. so in order to honor their integrity, i'd like to read just some direct samples from the students themselves and just to give you a sample of some of the profound work that they published during that summer. and please keep in mind that these students are between the ages of, you know, 8-15 years old writing this, and they're publishing this and circulated around the state of mississippi. and collectiv

the report's whitewashed. investigators reviewed the case on the wait list that was brought to the intention by dr. sam farr. the ig was quote unable to assert that the absence of quality care caused the death of veterans. undergrowth, the acting inspector general would eventually admit that it contributed to death. that fact was conveniently left out of the original report and with help from the nation. on my review of cases, based on the information in the report, i saw with a failed miserably to see the cause and effects. for example, one patient had a massive heart attack presumably when he suffered a lethal heart rhythm. been waiting for months for a device to treat the problem immediately and prevent death. they seated that the device may have for soft death. it is the only medically acceptable treatment for that kind of heart rhythm and he would've only been weighted -- lack of appropriate psychiatric admission for a mentally unstable patient with multiple suicide risk factors enabled his death from sui

it at the same time it has urged restraint by japan and it has criticized japan critically for whitewashing the trash d of world war ii by very statements and actions. i think that's a good move. the second thing when you invite china to solve problems we have to try to solve them in ways that perhaps china will not like and that might bring them around. that that happened in 2010 as you remember north korea sunk a south korean shipped off off of the south korean island and china's position was nobody else should react. the obama administration asked china to contribute, chose not to, and put pressure north korea so the united states turn to its allies, the south korea, the japanese they increase court nation between those in china didn't like the trend particularly between the coronation between japan and south korea and by all reports by the end of the year they decided to put threats and decided not to use force. >> somewhat of a shift on china's policy. on humanitarian issues i think it's important to combine two things, focus on prescribed behavior not on regime changes, you're not goi

and i think we get nervous because we have this whitewashed, sanitized macy's parade balloon versionts movement as opposed to what the civil rights movement was which is uncomfortable and which had to move liberals and progressives. >> and i love that point because i think, cornell, some of the people forget. we also had john louis intending to go to the march on washington in 1963 and essentially tell off the kennedy administration. theoretically their own side. and they had scathing speech he wanted to give. and then you had the fight with him and king where king said, whoa, we need to hold back. that tension was always there. >> the thing about it this way king was also a john lewis at one point in his career so we have the naacp relative to the southern leadership conference. 50 years from now it may well be the black lives movement is upstaged by a young upstart organization. so the point being here is we need to celebrate our young activists and understand that they create a certain kind of energy and a certain moral urgency. the fact of the matter is within the naacp, 0.1 of o

i also want to mention a nuclear agreement doesn't whitewash the fact that iran continues to remain a destabilizing actor in the region and continues to fuel terrorism around the globe. our friends in israel rightfully are concerned that iranian funding of terrorism would continue to affect them and one of the issues i had in this agreement from day one it limits irans nuclear program. with this agreement, the way i look at it iran's financing of terrorism will continue and could become much worse. the iranian revolutionary guard corp. can take advantage of any relief between p5 plus one. so i would like to know how specifically will we work with our allies to minimize the potential win fall from terrorists organizations and protected israel. and the lifting of the arms embargo and the sanctions around iran's ballistic missile program further destabilizes the region, and i was disappointed the sanctions had been lift, and i was told they were outside the scope of the negotiations, so in my opinion the changes to these sanctions should have been outside the scope as well. what that mea

. >> here's what happened in 1968 that white folks just whitewash.ixon relegitimized racism by inviting the dix dixiecrats into legitimacy where they have found a home, where they have found a voice, and now they say racism doesn't exist. >> i want to talk about a change of venue in this freddie gray case, but more on this issue of policing after the break. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. i want his bedroom to smell like he's away at boarding school. surround yourself with up to 6 hours of luxurious, long-lasting scents... ...introducing new unstopables air refresher. i would kill for something sweet. i know... we could have one of those. one? ar

i also want to mention that a nuclear agreement doesn't whitewash the fact that iran continues to remain a destabilize actor in the region and continues to fuel terrorism around the globe. our friends in israel are rightfully concerned that iran funding of terrorism will continue to effect them in a existential way. and one of the problems i've had that from day one is only limits to the iran nuclear program. the finances of terrorism will continue and could become much worse. the iranian revolutionary guard corp could take advantage of any sanctions relief that results from an agreement between p5+1 in iran because simply put money is fungible so i would like to know how we'll work with our allies to minimize the windfall to terrorist organizations and protect allies like israel. and the lifting of the arms embargo and the sanctions around the iran missile program further destabilizes the region and i was disappointed that the sanks will eventually be lifted. we were told that iranian weapons transfers were outside of the scope of the negotiations. so in my opinion the changes to the sa

and the ministry of whitewash et al., congress and our leadership in the white house eviscerated theiddle class. this was been if you're rich, a , poor a bailout and middle class-- >> are we likely to see a statement from the president obama or the chair or the federal reserve. >> what's he going to say, hey, let's have more tax and spending? i mean, really, that's the recipe that he's put on this economy for the last six years, what's he going to say? >> keith? >> well, you know, if you were smart and truly a leader, then, yes, we would see a statement immediately upon the market open this morning and see a corresponding statement from yellen ideally on the same podium. you know what? it's never going to happen in a million years, these two have no idea what's going on let alone how to fix it. >> or he'll say more investment, more government spending, that's my bet for what he's going to say. stuart: joining us from the floor of the new york stock exchange, steven guilfoyle, a trader on the floor. steven, is there a whiff of panic down there? >> a whiff of panic, stuart varney wants