october the 12th has long been known as columbus day, which marks christopher columbus discovering what is today the unit states. of course there were people there already. it is that retelling of history which leads to the controversy regarding columbus day. >> that is right. as t this articicle in usaoday points out, 14 of the 50 u.s. states as well as 130 different cities across the country are celebrating indigenous peoples day either instead of or in addition to columbus day. one of the reasons being that for many, christopher columbus day is not really a day of what it means to exploit the americas but an exploration that eventually led to the genocide of native peoples and paved the way to cololonialism and slaver. as a rememinder of this s usa ty article, post for columbus made four expeditions to the caribbean and south america over two decades during which he or his followers enslaved or totally decimated native american populations. this is nothing new. over the past few years, there have been a gradual reckoning with the truth about christopher columbus and his expeditions.

so they embraced columbus. after all, he was italian, catholic, and already admired and quickly became an iconfor italian immigrants who argued they, too, belonged in america. in 1892, columbus day was first brought into the school system. schools held celebrations. a year later, columbus became the theme of the world expo in chicago, branding him america's hero around the world. as columbus and his legend became further embedded in american culture, so did the knights of columbus, a catholic social club founded by italian immigrants. by 1937, the knights of columbus had gained enough influence to convince president roosevelt to proclaim columbus day a federal holiday. >> trevor: yeah, i know it's easy to forget that today, but there was a time when italian-americans were badly oppressed in america. and they held up christopher columbus as a role model because he put them at the center of america's story. the same way puerto ricans hold up alexander hamilton. and, look, it's hard to reconcile someone's actions

from columbus. but then the dark cloud of political correctness corrected, as captured so well in a piece that was written by "the wall street journal," a writer there a few years ago. today columbus 'has reputation is under siege, but those seeking to delegitimize the legacy might actually have a larger target in mind. statues of columbus and tributes to his achievements are in many way proxies for the western tradition of freedom, liberties and the rule of law. america had better protect columbus and win this war. there is no one else to save the world next time around. you're here. now, for decades, columbus did not just as a historical icon, but as a tribute to italian-americans, incredible craftsmen, incredible scientist -- i mean, just to honor them. not that nancy pelosi cared, of course. she refused to stand against the radicals when they came for columbus in her own home town of baltimore months ago. >> i don't care that much about statues. >> commission, city council, not a mob in the midd

from columbus. but then the dark cloud of political correctness corrected, as captured so well in a piece that was written by "the wall street journal," a writer there a few years ago. today columbus 'has reputation is under siege, but those seeking to delegitimize the legacy might actually have a larger target in mind. statues of columbus and tributes to his achievements are in many way proxies for the western tradition of freedom, liberties and the rule of law. america had better protect columbus and win this war. there is no one else to save the world next time around. hear, hear. now, for decades, columbus did not just as a historical icon, but as a tribute to italian-americans, incredible craftsmen, incredible scientist -- i mean, just to honor them. not that nancy pelosi cared, of course. she refused to stand against the radicals when they came for columbus in her own home town of baltimore months ago. >> i don't care that much about statues. >> commission, city council, not a mob in the middl

. >>> today is columbus day, a federal holiday, but for many communities, this monday, october 12th, is indigenous people's day. many moved online because of the pandemic. that's not the only thing that's changed this year. >> reporter: well, it's not the first year that indigenous people's day and columbus day are celebrated on the same day here in the bay area, but it is the first year it's done without the statue of christopher columbus which was taken down from here in june. the podium where the statue once stood remains bear and north beach relatively quiet. there was a small parade yesterday. >> what we're dealing with is not being able to celebrate like we normally do. >> reporter: the president of the san francisco national heritage festival and parade celebrated the weekend of columbus day. this year he said the message was less about history than trying to help existing businesses. >> that was our message was support local businesses, italian businesses in north beach and the greater bay area while still coming together to celebrate our italian heritage. >> reporter: meanwh

protest as demand protection of indigenous rights on the anniversary of christopher columbus is landing in latin america. and i'm nicholas hawk of the coast of senegal find out next how migrant communities abodes like me to make it to the european union crossing not the mediterranean things but didn't plan to go should. right it's been warm enough in perth the temperatures coming down now the next frontal system just drags across the tip of western australia it's not a huge change and most of the weather is staying in the water as a 1st at about 24 degrees the streak of blue those heading across the great australian bight towards well tasmania i know it's been wet and they don't want any more rain but it's coming your way they'll be some throw off into victorian maybe parts of new south wales where there's been some good spring rains so far farmers of loving it at the moment but the concentration the well is heading down towards new zealand after tasmania the change of season the opposite way round in china has been a part of the snow falling not far away from hop in this frontal system

last week, biden attacked christopher columbus by refusing to recognize columbus day. he wants to change the name of columbus day to indigenous people day. what the heck are you saying. [crowd booing] president trump: he wants to change it to indigenous peoples day. not as long as i am president. the radical left is eradicating our history. weak joe biden will let him do it. what about his vice presidential candidate. i hope she's in good shape. a number of people in her group have covid. we always your best. we do. we hope she is doing well. she's in seclusion, right? how did mike pence do against her? [applause] i said mike, that was an easy one. he has been a great vice president. he had an easy evening. i said mike, you had an easy evening, that is not fair. san francisco just announced plans for a fascist purge of the names of local schools erasing the names of abraham lincoln, george washington, and thomas jefferson from all schools. what are we going to do about this. that is nancy. [crowd booing] president trump: i always say nancy, go home and take care of the

bonds closed columbus day. full faith and credit shutdown. put it.7% and has really on over last three hours. dow futures up 62. a lesser percentage about -- amount, just .2%. nasdaq on fire, up 1.8%. we continue. stay with us on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television on a monday. david malpass coming up on "the open" to begin the world banks important week. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ jonathan: from new york and london for our audience worldwide, good morning, good morning. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. equities advance, up .7% on the s&p 500. we are higher 23 points and we begin with the bait issue. markets anticipating another stimulus package despite little progress on capitol hill. >> markets quite focused on stimulus. >> fiscal stimulus. >> more fiscal stimulus. >> another round of stimulus in the u.s. >> if we want the market to stay at these levels and behave. >> i think you need it badly. >> it is desperately needed. >> pricing and we will get more fiscal accommodation. >> fiscal is not a given. >> we are u

they got a hit at a columbus gas station. >> surveillance video? >> surveillance video, yes. >> they can't get the -- the video to download for us, so we have to take pictures of it with our cell phones. and we bring it back and we're showin' everybody, but we see the suspect. >> what does he look like? >> he's got on a hoodie. and he has on something around his -- his head. >> reporter: was this reagan's killer? detectives weren't sure. but that's not the only video they uncovered. here's reagan withdrawing money at one of those atms. next to her, a shadowy figure in the passenger seat. but who was he? and most importantly where was he? with their friend's murderer at large, reagan's roommates were too scared to return to their apartment. >> it was your mom that first pointed out, well, you guys can't go back your apartment, because we don't know. that person has her keys now. >> her driver's license maybe. >> exactly. >> because really he had access to our house for probably 24 hours before we even realized. so that was kind of a terrifying after

>>given christopher columbus's violent history, some cities across the u.s. have eliminated his name altogether from the day. >>while others have reclaimed as a tribute for native americans. columbus didn't get this far other colonizers from europe actually arrive to the bay area and the 1770's and the national park service says it alcatraz continued as a staging ground for the indian wars throughout the late 1800's today, 50 members from various tribes gathered there once again on the island which the park service recognizes as within a loney territory. the sunrise ceremony is a local annual tradition on this day and last year julian brief noise cat let a grassroots effort to launch a canoe journey in the bay in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the 1969 alcatraz occupation that's when the native americans for more than a year recovered the rock. they spoke with a bay area native american community member who with his daughter took part in today's events he explained to me the significance of changing the way that this state is commemorated. >>so like

when the junior senator cast aspersions on yet another nominee for lying to the knightsf of columbus. and another democrat implied he should quit the mainstream catholic group if they wanted to hold public office so quick knights of columbus to hold public office? in america? people called this out are hysterical frankly. just yesterday 24 hours after this world they would not make an issue the junior senator from hawaii tried to see her faith is irrelevant but immediately proceeded to question whether closely held views can be separated from the ability to make objective and fair decisions. no one should be deceived by the family fail euphemism. this is exactly religious discrimination has taken in america for decades. people will say they just like it altogether, think going back the most common accusation has been something a little more subtle. that people of deep faith were certain faith are incapable to be fair or objective. that they are incapable of doing certain jobs well. is such americans are torn between divided loyalties and not to be trusted. here is what the left is try

biden attacked christopher columbus by refusing to recognize columbus day. he wants to change the name of to indigenous people day. what the heck are you saying. g]rowd booin president trump: he wants to change it to indigenous peoples day. not as long as i am president. the radical left is eradicating our history. joe biden will let him do it. what about his vice presidential candidate. i hope she's in good shape. a number of people in her group have covid. we always your best. we do. we hope she is doing well. she's in seclusion, right? how did mike pence do against her? [applause] i said mike, that was an easy one. he has been a great vice president. he had an easy evening. i said mike, you had an easy evening, that is not fair. san francisco just announced plans for a fascist purge of the names of local schools erasing the names of abraham lincoln, george washington, and thomas jefferson from all schools. what are we going to do about this. that is nancy. ]crowd booing president trump: i always say take care ofe and the homeless in san francisco. ofy wan

america call for greater protection of indigenous rights as they mark the anniversary of christopher columbus' arrival in the region stay with us. hello no more to talk about hurricanes but the remaining cloud is that stuff there and it will produce some significant rain that was incoming cloud over washington d.c. from the same system which is that classified as a light with this rain on its way out to the atlantic seaboard in the next 24 hours or so there is a fairly active cold front zipping through the midwest in through counters well so behind it you might think cold weather but not really is just an active front so it will produce some thunderstorms it will leave toronto in the sunshine minneapolis 17 degrees there's more rain coming into washington wyoming possibly idaho in the next day or so further south it remains dry facts for almost all the states recently affected by significant weather you've got a couple of fine looking days with temperatures where they should be doesn't 34 lanter at 28 it's also prairie states and the upper midwest against the rain but even here temperatures a

of course you're awake in the first place, it's columbus day. the stock market will be open. the bond market is closed for the federal holiday. no mail. the markets looking fairly flat at the open because the stimulus talks have broken down. the white house had propose add compromise the democrats said was not enough. republicans said was too much. the president of the united states on the radio over the weekend pushing that stimulus compromise even though he said it helps states he doesn't approve of. >> i want to give stimulus money. i believe in stimulus. i do. it wasn't the people's fault and i want to give stimulus even if it helps some of the states and badly run blue states, democrat states. >> this week about the oil giant chevron's warning to the state of california it may have to lay off thousands of workers. the san ramon-based company could cut as much as 15% of its employees. >>> and the world's most valuable company, apple, has a virtu virual event tomorrow where it will introduce 5g phones. morgan stanley calls it the most significant in years. it may include s

host: sam in columbus, ohio. supporting the former vice president. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: good morning. caller: i voted for joe biden, -- he'she is about going to bring decency, honesty, and respect back. i am retired law enforcement and i cannot see any law enforcement supporting the sky. it is crazy. host: how did you vote in 2016? caller: i voted for hillary. guest: as far as the law enforcement support goes, do you think there is not as much law enforcement support for donald trump, because we have seen police unions mostly back in. most notably, the police union in cleveland did not endorse him after endorsing him in 2016, so i don't know if what happened over the summer with the protests, if that made any difference with the people who you possibly know on the force. host: what do you think, sam? caller: it could be. you know, if he didn't stir the pot, all of this writing and stuff going on, he just stars up. up -- stirs that mechanicsville, supporting the president. caller: good morning. maybe this gentleman can tell me

mexico's capital police and protesters of scuffle during protests there a few days earlier a statue of columbus was removed and a 2nd fenced off to rent them being vandalized. and in bolivia activists have damaged the statue of queen isabella of spain a sponsor of columbus's expeditions they say the monument celebrates a woman responsible for thousands of deaths of indigenous people. now an undercover investigation by al-jazeera has exposed high ranking officials in cyprus expressing a willingness to help convicted criminals get a new citizenship in august the investigative unit released the cyprus papers that revealed serious flaws in the country's citizen by investment program well now as for the research ports the investigation leads to the highest offices of the separate state the cyprus investment program allows foreigners to buy a european passport for an investment mostly made in property of 2 and a half $1000000.00 the government insists that applicants need a clean criminal record the holder of a cypriot passport has the right to live and work across the e.u. . our undercover reporters

americas and mexico's capitol police and demonstrators during protests a few days earlier statue of columbus was removed and a 2nd fenced off to prevent damage. and then bolivia activists vandalized a statue of queen isabella of spain a sponsor of colonialist expeditions they say the monument celebrates the woman responsible for thousands of indigenous deaths facebook is updating its hate speech policy to ban any content that denies or distort the holocaust is the latest move the social media platform has taken against misinformation last week it banned the counseling to a movement that promotes dubious stories about the democrats. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has resumed campaigning after being forced to suspend all events because of a covert $1000.00 infection took to the stage just hours after the white house doctor confirmed he tested negative for the virus and he gallagher has more from miami florida if you're watching this right tonight.

by 1916 by the year the columbus raid the punitive expedition that would follow this raid. wilson and the u.s. government had diplomatic repertoire, this idea of using intervention to steer the course of the mexican revolution. what's different about 1916 is that, columbus expedition it brought risks and dangers for the u.s. government that they did not anticipate, probably didn't face and other parts of central america. probably makes it speaks to the distinct nature of u.s. mexican relations. i'm not sure. maybe speaks to the mexican revolution. -- in short, what happens a 1916 is that wilson almost goes to war with mexico. despite his effort to avoid war, the punitive expedition is a way to find a balance between public animosity, or public anger, about the columbus raid in the united states. at the same time he is trying to apprehend and ate the carranza government. the paradox, only one of those goals is accomplished. it's hard to describe the expedition, long short of it is, for the better part of a year six to 12,000 u.s. troops basically in the northern state of chi

there was just last year that san francisco voted to replace the columbus day holiday. berkeley was actually the first american city to adopt indigenous peoples day back in 19 91 live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news well i thank you today is indigenous peoples day for the last 3 decades cities across the country have. >>adopted that we told you about that so still coming up. >>we want to tell you about joe morgan who passed away today played with the a's and the giants. well remember his life. >>plus president trump returning to the campaign trail how he is trying to use his experience with covid-19 to win votes in swing states. >>and we've got clear skies now high fire danger had some hot temperatures due check out the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn'

quit theit knights of columbus f you want to hold public office? in america? ehe democratic leader says these are manufactured hysterics. he said people who call us out are hysterical. frankly, it would be better for our country if that were true. but that's not the case. yesterday, 24 hours after the democratic leader swore that democrats would not make this an issue, the junior senator from hawaii tried to say judge barrett's faith is irrelevant but immediately preceded the question whether her closely-held views can be separated from her ability to make objective, fair decisions. no one, no one should be deceived by these thinly-veiled euphemisms. this is the exact form that religious discrimination has taken in america for decades. fores decades. especially when it comes to sblic service. we do not often hear people say they simply dislike a particular reelectricity altogether -- religion altogether. thank goodness we're mostly past that kind of bigotry. no, going all the way back to jack kennedy, the more common accusation has been something a ttlittle mo

many activists call for statues of christopher columbus to be removed. one statue near coit tower was . not everybody is happy with th foundation says it is political and can't believe it was changed during a pandemic when a bigger discussion couldn't happen. >>> 4:36 right now. let's get a check of the forecast. what will we be in for this week, kari? how are we looking? >>> it looks good. it's going to be hotter and we do have quite a few concerns. it starts with our air quality. we've had some nice air quality throughout the weekend. that's about to change as we get more of a northerly wind and that will shift some of the smoke into the bay area. even though with the glass fire we have 92% containment, we are still seeing some of that smoke coming up, so it's not completely out. and so for the north bay it will be unhealthy today. we're also going to see that moving into the inland east bay and moderate air quality elsewhere. i'll be tracking this. we'll talk about a high fire danger as we head into the middle of the week. heading over to you, mike, w

celebrated the weekend of columbus day. this year he says the message was less about history than trying to help existing businesses. >> that was our message, support local businesses, support italian businesses in north beach and the greater bay area. while still coming together to celebrate our italian heritage. ♪ >> reporter: meantime, the yearly indigenous people's celebrations were forced online as well. >> happy indigenous people's day. i am so honored and blessed to be a part of this wonderful gathering. >> the yearly powwow in berkeley normally looks like this. but this year it was all on zoom. participants shared what the day means for them. >> keep fighting for indigenous rights, whether you're on the or whether you're at home practicing language or reviving our traditional ways. keep fighting. >> reporter: as for the statue of columbus, it remains in city storage. discussions about what to replace it with are still ongoing. in north beach, matt boone, abc 7 news. >>> now, if you're dealing with racial or social

officials in mexico city have taken down a disputed statue of christopher columbus left wing groups had earlier threatened to tear down the statue from its pedestal on monday. the 12th of october is a controversial national holiday in much of the americas marking the arrival of columbus in $142.00. u.s. president donald trump says he's fully recovered from code 19 he has presented a negative test result plans to return to the campaign trail on monday with his 1st stop in florida a battleground state nobody really knows. and we turn now to some of the other developments in the pandemic british prime minister boris johnson is due to outline a new 3 tier alert system for england later today liverpool in the hard hit north is expected to be forced to close pubs and restaurants a survey of nurses in france has revealed that more than half are close to burnout many are reporting a higher workload and say they have been unable to get time off since march australia says it is considering considering restoring travel links to low risk asia pacific nations like japan and south korea the governmen

advance on the dollar finds new weakness and its columbus day. manchester city, liverpool at a theing point, not futbol, prime minister's and dices lock down. good morning morning, bloomberg surveillance in new york. me inne lacqua is with london. i try to understand what they are doing in the united kingdom on lockdowns and i guess i am not baffled, is this a way to run a country? francine: the problem is the rules are complicated and the rules are different if you are in scotland or

you've got more from our focus group in columbus, ohio, last night. their thoughts on the importance of really won the debate. don't go away. >> laura: and raymond arroyo and i are in columbus, ohio, to get instant debate reactions. last night we at the angle brought trump and biden supporters for the reactions. there were a few things that we didn't get to last night that we wanted to circle back to. i want to start with what president trump said about the emails found on the hunter biden laptop. >> it's not true. it's because spending 10 minutes in their -- number two. if there is very strong email talks about your family wanting to make 10 million for introductions. >> laura: and now, did that change anyone's mind about joe biden? that question, raise your hand? that exchange? decode the emails are not that important to me. i do think that you have to look more -- you have to look for more substance. at the substance wasn't good enough for me. >> kevin, you had a huge reaction to this when it happened live. what did you make of this moment? we go w

christopher columbus has long been controversial. a brilliant navigator and a brutal colonialist. >> that means my people are less than human. >> reporter: but many columbus statues were erected in the early 20th century as symbols of pride for italian-americans, a group that had faced fierce prejudice, even lynchings in the 1890s. >> it is hittingvery italian american in the face. >> for many, it was a way to demonstrate they contributed to making america, a way to say they were equal. >> reporter: as secretary of the smithsonian, lo lonnie bunch may be the closest thing america has to a national curator. he believes the monuments should reflect today's values. >> i think that what the columbus statue tells us is that it is a challenge to take something that was done 70 years ago and help it evolve. so my notion is that some of these statues can be pruned. >> we have to get rid of every racist monument in this country. >> it is history, part of history, and it should stay here. >> reporter: in general, are you heartened by all of th

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officials in mexico city have removed a statue of the explorer christopher columbus left wing groups had earlier threatened to tear down the monument october 12th as a national holiday in much of the americas marking the arrival of columbus 149 to. at least 8 people have died in nigeria after a 3 story building that was under construction collapsed in the capital lego's several others were injured the building industry is mired in allegations of corruption with developers supposedly paying off government regulators. and staying in nigeria the government's abolishing a notorious police unit accused of truxton and human rights and uses the presence also promising accountability in cases of police brutality a video allegedly showing the killing of a man by officers went viral sparking demonstrations across the country. a shout of frustration that's echoing across africa's most populous country nigerians have had enough of police brutality. today's protests against the tourist special and he robbery squad have composed the country demonstrators think the place to anything but protect in

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last week biden, he attacked christopher columbus by refusing to recognize columbus day. and he wants to change the name of columbus day to indigenous people's day. who likes that idea? what the heck are you saying? that's politically incorrect. they don't understand they are politically incorrect. he wants to change it to indigenous people's day. not as long as i'm president. let me just tell you that. but this is what -- that's just a point. but this is what we are dealing with. the radical left is eradicating our history, and weak joe biden will let them do it. what about his vice presidential candidate? by the way -- by the kay, i hope she is in good shape. because a number of people in her group caught covid. so we all wish her our best. yes, we do. we mope she is doing well. but she is now i guess she is in se --she is in seclusion, right? how did mike pence do? he did a great job. that was and easy one. i said, mike, that was an easy one. he has been a great vice president. he had an easy evening. i said mike you had an easy evening, that's not fair. san francisco

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the protests in several latin american countries on the anniversary of the explorer christopher columbus is arrival in the americas these were the scenes in chile of indigenous march in the capital protests threw stones and petrol bombs police responded with water cannon demonstrators used the occasion to call for greater protection for indigenous culture and rights columbus was an explorer from what is now it's really his voyages paved the way for european colonization of the americas and mexico's capitol police and demonstrators scuffled during protests there a few days earlier a statue of columbus was removed for the 2nd was fenced off to stop it being vandalized by protesters. nigeria's president is promising extensive police reform after more than a week of protests against police brutality the decision came shortly after a video emerged showing dozens of protesters running for cover as shots rang out in lagos at least to protest as a police officer died during the rallies the government is the spread of the notorious police squad that's accused of extrajudicial killings and talk sh

they've been protests in several latin american countries on the anniversary of explorer christopher columbus is alive in the americas these were the scenes in chile of the indigenous march in the capital protesters threw stones and petrol bombs at police who responded with water cannon demonstrators used the occasion to call for greater protections for indigenous culture and rights lumbers was an explorer of what is now it's only his voyages paved the way to european colonization of the americas. in mexico's capital police and demonstrators scuffled during protests there a few days earlier a statue of columbus was removed and a 2nd was fenced off to stop it being vandalized by protesters. and in bolivia activists have damaged the statue of queen isabella of spain a sponsor of columbus's expeditions they say she was responsible for the deaths of thousands of indigenous people. environmentalists in uganda say that a protected rain forest is being destroyed to make way for a sugar plantation the book about forest reserve is home to hundreds of species of animals including endangered chimpanzees

it thanks everyone here in columbus, ohio, great people all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. shannon. >> shannon: laura and raymond, great to see you out there and the interesting roof, stay tun tuned. >> laura: have a great show, we'll be watching. >> shannon: tonight, vice president biden pointed to his records and we have a lot done in eight years. president trump sing the former administration was so and napped it it'swhat forced him to run

quit the knights of columbus if you want to hold public office? in america? the democratic leader said these are manufactured hysterics. he said people who call us out our hysterical. frankly, it would be better for our country if that were true. but that's not the case. justc yesterday 24 hours at the democratic leader swore that democrats would not make this an issue, the junior senator from hawaii i to say judge barrett's faith is irrelevant, but immediately proceeded to question whether her closely held views can be separated from her ability to make objective, fair decisions. no one, no one should be deceived by these thinly veiled euphemisms. this is the exact form of religious discrimination has taken in america for decades. for decades. especially when it comes to public service. we do not often hear people say they simply dislike a particular religion altogether. thank goodness, which i mostly passed that kind of bigotry. no, going all the way back to jack kennedy, the more common accusation has been something a little more subtle. that people of dee

tomorrow is columbus day. yeah you can still call it columbus day. we'll hear more calls to tear down his statue and replace the holiday all together. will: do we really know, do protesters know about the man ho sailed the over shun blue back in 1492? jedediah: here to break down some of the biggest myths is christopher columbus scholar, author of columbus and the crisis of the west, dr. robert royal. thanks so much for being here. you're an expert on this topic. super important one. what are people getting wrong when it comes to christopher columbus right now. >> well, look, if you're kids have gone to public schools for the past couple of decades two phrases they probably learned about columbus, one that he was genocidal maniac which no historian really believes, or that he was worse than hitler. hitler killed 40 million people and actually did try genocide against the jews. he killed six million jews in europe. these comparisons are ridiculous. they have been part of our educational system, that is why you see some people stomping on statues of ch

the catholic knights of columbus, just because the knights of columbus holds pro—life view... because the knights of columbus holds pro-life view... thank you, mr vice president, your time is up. she will be respected... senator harris, you are the senator from former attorney general of california, so let me ask a parallel question. what would you want californians to do, no restrictions on access to abortion? percival, joe biden and i are both people of faith, and it's insulting to suggest that we would knock anyone for their faith. in fa ct, knock anyone for their faith. in fact, joe, if elected, will be only the second practising catholic as president of the united states. on theissue president of the united states. on the issue of this nomination, joe andi the issue of this nomination, joe and i are very clear, as are the majority of the american people. we are 27 days before the decision about who will be the next president of the united states. before, when his conversation has come up, it has been about election time, we are literally in an election. over 4 million people have

the intent is to keep people in their homes during this pandemic, but as we found in columbus, ohio, that's not what's happening. in columbus, ohio, the city convention center is now the courtroom. >> and you're occupying this property. >> reporter: this space chosen to socially distance crowds during the pandemic. 118 re vickss are on the docket today. among them, emu conte. >> i work in the nursing home and when i got infected with the covid. >> reporter: shecontracted the virus in june at the nursing home where she worked. the u.s. resident and immigrant from sierra leone was out of work for two months and she's working as a home health care aid making $12 an hour. not enough to pay the rent that she owes. >> they give me 30 days. i'm just thinking about my kids. where am i going to go with my kids? >> reporter: everywhere you turn a different face shares an economic plight that landed them here. >> why did you do that? >> for non-payment of rent. >> reporter: cases filed against tenants despite a national moratorium on most evictions until the end of the year. >> the public often

happy christopher columbus day. so i tally and say thank you i like you, tomac they want to punish the middle class, expunge every phase of the traditional value and that's what could happen. take a look at what's going on in other parts of the world i'd rather run against joe because there's no enthusiasm or energy our country has been ripped off like no country has ever been ripped off. she biden's agenda would be a catastrophe for seniors. he tried to cut social security and medicare. let me just tell you this and i say this strongly when i first got elected they always play the social security card and nothing happened. your social security is better than ever. haven't touched it. while i'm president, no one will touch your medicare or social security. [cheering] under my leadership we are delivering a safe vaccine and rapid recovery. if you vote for me, prosperity will surge. normal life, that's what we want, normal life. we want normal life. we will be one of the greatest economic years in the history of the c

their membership to the knights of columbus and the democrats have a problem going into this for judge barrett because she is a very devout catholic, questioning her about her faith without saying catholics are bad and this is the party that jfk is the one that broke that barrier to say catholics should be allowed to be involved in government and democrats are saying they shouldn't be because they are pro-life, the majority of americans are going to look, it is a horrible thing, pence is a devout christian and kamala harris has a questionable record when it comes to going after people of faith, specifically catholics because of their strong positions on abortion, people fight against that. jillian: since the death of george lloyd there's been a lot of conversation about police reform, where both parties and candidates stand on this. let's listen to what they have to say. >> we got to re-examine will be or do with american taxpayer dollars, creating healthy and safe communities. >> we don't have to choose between supporting law enforcement and standing with our african-american neighbor

our president, though, is a big supporter of columbus day. he and christopher columbus actually have a lot in common. they both spread disease and both failed spectacularly at what they were hired to do. our contaminator-in-chief was in florida tonight for a big, maskless rally. he says the doctors gave him the okay to do it. that's good news. it'll be nice to get back to having a president who's only mentally ill. trump was on tucker carlson's show friday for what they called a "virtual medical exam." it was none of those things. but the president did treat the friday night fox crowd to a brief guided tour of his body. >> where do you think you got the virus, at what point do you think he contracted it looking back? >> i don't know, they had some big events at the white house, and perhaps there. i don't really know, nobody really knows for sure. numerous people have contracted it. but you know, people have contracted it all over the world. it's highly contagious. it's one thing you learn. this is a contagious disease. >> that is one thing yo

the campaign has spent millions of dollars opening them in places like columbus and cleveland. the question is this kind of community outreach which they think is important to people who feel like the democratic party has taken them for granted in some cases. i talked to an e vevangelical minister here with a black con ga regags. i said did it hurt to have jared kushner say things that are a racial stereo type? >> i didn't hear that from mr. kushner. >> i can read the quote. he said they're complaining, but he can't want them, meaning the president, to be successful more than they want to be successful. >> and i think that is absolutely true. we have a major part to play in our own success in america. >> reporter: one of the things they're watching closely is the that black vote here in columbus and across ohio. hillary clinton had about 10 less than barack obama. that was worth -- a 2% movement within the black community can be the difference between winning and losing which is why black ministers, evangelical ministers are getting out and doing grass roots. we're seeing a tre

we learned in columbus, ohio, that's not exactly what's happening. >> reporter: in columbus, ohio, the city convention center -- >> all rise. >> reporter: is now the courtroom. >> and you're occupying this property? >> reporter: this space chosen to socially distance crowds during the pandemic, 118 evictions are on the docket today. among them, uma. >> i work in the nursing home. when i get infected with covid. >> reporter: she contracted it in june. she was out of work for two month. she is now working as a home health care aide making $12 an hour. it's not enough to pay the rent she owes. >> they give me 30 days. i'm just thinking about my kids. where do i go with my kids? >> reporter: everywhere you turn, a different face shares an economic plight that landed them here. >> why did you do that? >> for nonpayment of rent. >> reporter: cases filed against tenants despite a moratorium on most evictions until the end of the year. >> reporter: the public thinks moratorium means nothing is happening. >> uh-huh. >> is that the case? >> absolutely not here and i don't believe in any other pl

. >>> happening today for the first time san francisco and oakland celebrating columbus day as indigenous people's day. up next why some say it's still worth remembering columbus' contribution. >>> and election concerns following a disturbing discovery in the east bay. what officials are now saying after a