bureaucratizeo the office of indian affairs. they maybe had no experience with tribal communities at all or anything like that. what is interesting is his plan to do that -- at this point, the office of indian affairs had been moved. it had been moved to the interior department. parker wanted to move it back to the war department. what some scholars have said is that an indication of wanting to have more war against tribal communities. why else would you move the agency that deals with tribal communities into the war department unless you envision more military engagement? what would be an alternate argument for that? >> he wanted to make sure the government recognized them as having their own sovereignty because this is foreign nations they are dealing with rather than part of the landscape. mr. genetin-pilawa: one argument could be that this would be an acknowledgment of sovereignty. not having this in the interior department would be an acknowledgment of that. >> since many of the worst conflicts were between native armed grou

call the head in indian history of the -- hidden indian history of the civil war. issues received little attention during the presidency of abraham lincoln. it was clear that abraham tribal was interested in reforming thed in office of indian affairs. the office of at being corrupt as and mismanaged. he did believe that it needed to be restructured, needed new personnel. he clearly wanted to do that but the events of the civil war monopolizes time. most people believe the office of indian affairs was a corrupt office, a place where political appointees made themselves felt the rich at the expense of native people. in particular through fraudulent land treaties and the mismanagement of rations and annuities. we compare that to the treaty, which we will be talking more about again. when we think about event involving native people during the war, we usually focus on some things that happened far rom the front lines. but that is not ture. american people engaged in a larger struggle and a variety of ways. some cherokee and indian territories, many of whom had owned sl

from the indian perspective, this makes sense. they wanted to retain their homeland and things the united states owed them. they could choose to accept or not accept whatever they wish. as a result, reformers are in gauge of the conclusion it would have to change indian policy once again. the reservations have failed because indians were too community-minded. would then work, these reformers, to break apart reservations and divide the land into individual family-held plots. this would be the allotment policy of the 1880's through the 1930's. this would result in a final land grab in which tribal committees lose about 100 million of the 150 million acres of land they held by the end of the 19th century. although this. opened with optimism -- although this period opened with optimism for native inclusion in a place in the american nation, by the end of the 1870's, much like the experience of african americans in the south, the needs and goals of mainstream society came to overshadow and and this optimistic. . period. i want to end wi

officially the indians were out of the loop.'m increasing convinced the indians must've been aware of at least part of what was going on. after all, they are immediately next-door. but they were not involved in the operation at this point. but we do have, fortunately, to very, very good account of the operation written by cia officers who were involved in it and it got their memoirs published, cleared by the cia's review process, which provided very, very in depth report on what was going on. just to go back, take you back to mount vernon for one more minute. the business between kennedy that night was top secret. i yukon the month before the mount vernon summit had turned off use of the air force base in these pakistan. he want to sink into a message to if you want to put with the indians can be going to get into economic assistance, it's going to cost you something. he did want to do this in public that he did want of a public falling out. so the easiest way to send a message was to cut off a covert program. the americans woul

the needs of indian country. >> does this budget meet the needs of indian country? > thank you, senator, for the question. i do think the budget reflects the president's commit comment moe the indian country -- >> i got you but that wasn't my question. >> i know. tribes still haven't regained the footing from sequester that was a hit. that was $142 million. i know many ofnhç@ you from the budget helped us. >> what i'm hearing you saying is this is the best can you do but still not adequate. >> i think everyone knows there's still addition an needs in indian territory. >> if you've got metrics you can bring to the committee to justify these last -- they had a long ways to go. >> so some of the metrics that we can provide tomorrow are the great work that we've done in indian country with tribes on preventing violent crimes, reduce being recidivism. >> yup. i got it. over wise we'd just bring you in and hammer you. that's why it's important, okay? we have an obligation, too. loan guarantee program, we've heard from tribess are entities, we've heard that the b.i.a. progr

it asks that we take swift action to ensure that the indian health services is working to address the immediate needs of indian people in the great plains. it goes on to say that the crisis in the great plains continues to escalate, even after the hearing last month. an example is the impact of diverting patients from rose bud. people dying in transit to non-indian hospitals and surrounding communities. the other hospitals are getting overwhelmed. about a 60% spike in patients. they report to us that the indian health services have been communicating with the hospitals where the patients are going to to ensure patient safety. the tribes really continue to be outraged and i think they have a right to be. this is a bipartisan issue, trying to help here. you need to know, we need real swift action. no band-aids, no more recycled plans to make plans. could you help us talk about specifically what the indian health services will do to make things right in the greater plains area? >> thank you, senator, and we have seen the letter as well. i agree with you. i perfectly understand the frustr

starting shortly bruce riedel reports on the indian more. that at nine we discussed race and the obama presidency. primetime continues at 10:00 p.m. with conservative blogger krystal wright. she was on "washington journal" to discuss her book. we wrap up book tv on prime time with the leaven with a look at professional and private relationships between mohammed ali and malcolm x. that happens next on c-span to book tv. first, here's bruce riedel. >> my -- on behalf of the entire staff by at least welcome you. i am pleased to welcome bruce knight for his book jfk's forgotten crisis. in the book, bruce shares the gripping story of the conflict that really has escaped history's attention. it really still resonates today, it is that of today, it is that of the indian war. he drives on documents and details decisions made by jfk to stem the tide up an all-out war and explains how this regard crisis is still influencing the world. we are so glad he is here with us to share his new book. please join me in welcoming bruce riedel [applause]. >> thank

the union. this happened with other indian tribes, too. that wound please having within the tribes as well as without. >> i was just wondering the way the army fought the war with native americans was that mostly driven by politicians or the army officers or business interests or just a combination of all that? >> what drives the train on these? >> yes. before the 1860's, there was a sense that -- the 1830's when the indian removal act was, the policy then becomes remove the native americans west of the mississippi. there is a sense of -- what is west of the mississippi? the great american desert. you know. solid grass land. nobody's ever farmed that. we'll -- nobody is going to want to have it so native americans can have it in perpetuity. we don't care. it turned out white america did want that land and so the policy changed and to put it briefly, the policy became one of placing native americans on reservations. setting ecame one of them into sort of cultural extinction by trying to break up sort of the glue that kept indian communities

affair committee on the indian country budget. us on bunding needs for affordable housing, law enforcement, tribal governance and health services. this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> good afternoon. i call this hearing to order. today the committee will examine the president's fisal year 2017 indian country budget. the united states continues to face a federal deficit and tight budgets. the funding provided to indian people and native communities is an important federal responsibility. the president's fiscal year 2017 budget request talls for increases for tribal-related programs including the bure owe of indian affairs and indian health service. whatever funding is provided for the tribal-related programs it must be used effectively, efficiently and must fulfill federal responsibiliti responsibilities. let me be clear, funding must reflect performance metrics. it's imperative we provide these funding requests. before we hear from the witnesses present today, i want to recognize the vice chairman for an opening statement. >> thank y

the needs of indian country. does this budget meet the needs of indian country? >> thank you, senator for the question. i do think the budget reflects the commitment to indian country on the part of the president. the discretionary funding across federal agencies is less than 1% increase. for indian country -- >> i gotcha, but that wasn't my question. >> i know, but what i will say still haven't regained the footing from sequester that was hit. that was $142 million. if there is anything -- i know many of you helped us for the budget. anything you can provide. >> what i am hearing is saying is this is the best you can do, but it is still not adequate. >> i think everybody knows there are still additional needs. >> perfect, larry. i want to go back to the chairman said when he opened up. if you have metrics that could justify these increases in budget it would be helpful. quite frankly, i do think there is anybody in this committee that does not understand that some or all programs in the via are in trouble. the ob

i contacted the cleveland indians and they believe that is, in fact, the case. we'll follow up on the story. i'm 5 on your side investigator, joe pagonakis. >>> there's a good chance a lot of you plan to skip work tomorrow. but not for indians opening day! >> no! thousands of people will file to celebrate st. patrick's day. getting ready for tomorrow as well. while they won't have any specific checkpoints in the city, they're still going to look for people who have had too much to drink. officials are asking everyone to act responsibly, especially during the parade. >> very important day for us. we don't want anybody to ruin it. we don't want anybody to ruin it for anybody in the parade. bomb squad dog will be checking out the scene as well. and police remind you they need you to be their eyes and ears as well. if you see anything strange, speak up. >>> mark, what's the weather going to look like for those starting celebrations tonight? >> folks are starting tonight celebrating? belief it or not, that's the case. not a lot of green on the radar. good news for th

the national congress of american indians and the national indian health board have endorsed this bill. and while the president recognizes the impact of obamacare on many and requested changes to other provisions like the cadillac tax, fails to be concerned with the employer mandate on indian country. for secretary payment on question, could you speak to the burden that the employer mandate places on tribes and the need for this legislation to exempt them from this mandate? >> the question is catered to me because i have been echoing this and speaking loudly on this issue. so for my tribe in particular as an example, i'm here to speak for nci but i have an example, the cost for the full implementation of the employer mandate is likely to be $3 million for my tribe. so we're beginning to see some of the gains under the affordable care act and the reauthorization of the ihs under the affordable care act. we're grateful for the affordable care act and permanent reauthorization and seeing some of the gains we received be erased because of the consequence of the employer mandate. probably m

the indian foreign ministry said none of their diplomats were hurt. >> reporter: according to an afghanent spokesman it took security forces just 50 minutes to end this attack. it left five of the attackers dead, one we understand blew himself up in a car packed with explosives at the end transleading to the indian console late. one detonated his suicide she wills, and three others were shot dead by security forces. they had made their way to a house ajust toent the indian console late from where they were trying to launch an attack, but they were overpowered and killed. it did leave unfortunately civilian casualties. we are told at least a few have been killed and many more injured. some of them children, one as young as one. the indian establishment are very much under the target of the taliban and other extremist groups, because they see the indian government as using afghanistan as a platform to destabilize their allies in pakistan. it was hoped that taliban would attend very important talks in pakistan with the afghan government. some kind of recourse to try to find a solution to t

rebels have attacked the indian consulate in jalalabad. more on super tuesday. donald trump's success has angered many within his own party who initially wrote the billionaire off as a joke candidate. alan fisher looks at his rise. >> reporter: donald trump became fa famous across america with the reality show the apprentice and this framous catch phrase >> you're fired. >> reporter: within hours of his presidential race he said he would quickly disappear. he was been described as more at home in a carnival than as commander in chief in the white house. he has emerged as the most dominant political figure and the man most likely to concede. his support has grown. he has won against more experienced and better organized campaigns. he is by far the most talked about politician. >> he has been a high search interest in him. that might not be surprising. when he announced his candidacy there were controversial statements. we see the curiosity given way to consistent position in search interest >> reporter: he has been attacked at every stage of the campaign. he has c

the indian? a reference apparently to back when elizabeth warren wrote that she was native american on some old paperwork on harvard. if he thought that was going to stop elizabeth weren't on twitter, think again. she resumed her attacks as soon as that press conference was wrapping up. she said why is it that real donald trump can call himself the unity candidate while basing his campaign on racism sexism xenophobia and hatred? if you look at her most recent tweet here pretty harsh stuff.

the indians first round game is at 6-35 next tuesday. class c boys teams in nebraska were trying to earn trips to state in district finals. winnebago, who won the c-1 title last season, taking on hartrtgton cedar catholic, with a trip to o ncoln on the line. we had planned on highligths -- but unfortunately that didnt happen. winnebago wins 60 to 44. cedar led by one at the half, 25-24. throws -- david wingett was held to 11. sam anderson led cedar with 14. two other distrirct finals in class c2. battle creek tops twin river, 55-39, to head to state. west holt beats creighton by 7. in c1, o'neill edges pierce, 56-54. pierce still gets in as a wild card. nebraska's boys state tourney starts march 10th. it was s sior night at iowa state. georges niang, , meel mckay and abdel nader -- hoping to win their final game at hilton against oklahoma state. all 3 seniors would haze big games in front of their families and friends. the seniors were on the same page -- niang with the touch pass on the alley-oop lob for the dunk to mckay. second half --

. >>> at least two civilians and a policeman died in an attack on the indian console late in afghanistane bomber blew himself up at the end trans, and four gentlemen entered the compound but were killed by security forces. here is tony bertly in kabul. >> reporter: according to an afghan government spokesman it took security forces just 50 minutes to end the attack. one of the attackers blew himself up in a car packed with explosives at the end transleading to the indian console late. one detonated his suicide vest and three others were dead by security forces. they had made their way to a house from where they were trying to launch the attack, but they were overpowered and killed. it did leave unfortunately civilian casualties because this is very much a residential area. some have been killed, some of them children, one as young as one. the indian establishment are very much under the target of the taliban and other extremist groups, because they see the indian government as using afghanistan as a platform to destabilize their allies in pakistan. but this bombing is happening at a cruc

@the indians are now 0-3-2. not @a good day for the college @hardwood -- the buckeyes needed @a win over number two michigan @state. @a win over them on the butt -- @on the road -- that would go a @long way. @early on, they are in it. @tied at 21 he had 18 but the @spartans -- had 27. @he's good. @13 assists as well. @they pull away in the second @half. @cans the triple for a 20 point @lead in the role from there, 91- @76 the final. @big ten tournament. @gary waters and the vikings @taking on green bay in the @first round of the horizon @league tournament. @they trim a double-digit second- @half deficit to three. 50-47 @with seven minutes left but @phoenix -- closing out strong @scoring the final nine points @in the vikings fall 65-53. @that's it for cleveland state. @their season is over. @sports tonight comes your way @tomorrow night at 11:35 and we @continue with college @basketball as keith -- they @join the in studio to preview @the tournament which is coming @up of course in cleveland this @week. @plus my f

@the indians took on the reds in @the cactus league opener. @he's trying to win a spot in @the indian rotation. @the only unavailable is the @five spot. @brandon phillips has an rbi @single and the reds won 1-0. @carlos san tan a -- santana. @6-2 eric is a young people,' @getting a look at the -- he's @getting a look at the young @ones. @two out in the 8th. @but, grossman is out against @the fence in left field. @and the reds beat the indians. @they'll do it again tomorrow @afternoon, 3:05, you can see @that game again over on sports @time ohio. @>>> that's going to do it for @us. @a different time, it's 7:30, @it's got me all off. @>> i'm tired. @i need a nap. @>> the voice is next after a @nap we'll be back at 11:00. >>> on this big night four more states, and the polls have closed and we will show you where things stand right now. we will start on the republican side in alabama. "nbc nightly news" projecting that donald trump wins in the alabama primary. and in massachusetts, nbc predicting that the trump is go going to win there as well. i

the indians taking on the brewers later today at 3:00. and that is it for morning sports. >> thank you. >> and now to a -- about what could be a major breakthrough in cancer research. >> and scientists believe they discovered a way to steer the body's immune system to kill cancers. way to find a tumor's achilles heel, if you will and yet uses immunotherapy to modify the t-cells. they're altered to target specific cancer cells and eventually destroy the entire tumor. it's not all one size fits all. >> this is going to be patient. so, if this is going to work, they will have to be a unique approach on a patient-by- patient basis. >> and good in theory, the team has yet to proven this treatment will work in reality and be affordable. human trials are two years away but the study is hailed as a significant step that could help in the development of new therapies. >>> and coming up, a crime spree on a cleveland campus. two of the suspects are still on the loose. plus, you can make thousands of dollars by renting out your home or apartment duri

on sunday, the head of the indian wells tournament dropped a bombshell. ing a press conference to share his thoughts on women's place in tennis. ride on the coattails of the men and they are lucky. if i was a ladies player, i would get done every night on my knees and thank god that roger federer and rafa nadal were born. because they have carried the sport. >> unsurprisingly, his comments kicked up a storm. serena williams was among the first to respond. way andve come a long we should not have to drop to our knees. >> it was not long before he was forced to make a hasty apology. but then the world's top male player added fuel to the fire. on sunday, novak djokovic suggested men should get more prize money than women because they get more viewers. djokovic did add that women deserve respect and admiration for fighting or he will pay. -- equal pay. that is a controversy in the world of tennis. let's take a look at the top stories on "france 24." barack obama has kicked off his historic visit to cuba, the first presidential trip there in 88 years. the paris

>>> the indians trying to training. arizona. i will let you know how that went and we will hear from terry francona on what he is that and more after the break so stay with us. the indians at training camp hosting the seattle mariners. looking for their second straight win. eric stamos on the line drive to left field and michael martinez scores and the indians win 4-3 and the manager terry francona watches their approach. >> spring training doesn't define how guys will do. it is amazing. it is nice to see how they play gold and hard to see them make the club if he doesn't play well. what you are looking for is okay, is he swinging at the strikes? >> after a vote between both media and coaches akron akron isaiah johnson has been named mack player of the year. >>> lindsey ross is name this student of the week. she excels in the classroom. >>> lindsey wallace of franciscan high is not your ordinary girl's high school athlete. lindsey is the goalie for the boy's hockey team. >> the coaches in our league, the great lake hockey league

@the indians have add dantay's @inferno. @fathead's brewery. @while taking in the game, you @will be able to enjoy @sandwiches, pizza, brewskis. @if you can't make it to @progressive, you can see that @game right here on channel 3. @food looks good. @weather looks great. @they could pray the game on @that field and it would be the @middle of spring. @>> it may be uncomfortable for @the fans behind home plate. @they're going to fix that up. @>> it's phenomenal. @everything you saw last year, @al the ads and everything, it's @school board. @it's crazy huge. @we're so excited. @>>> let's take a look at how @things are fairing. @the radar is going to look @amazing up on that school @board. @temperatures are the big story. @72 at hopkins. @71 in mansfield. @we're still not anywhere near @the record highs that were set @back in 2000. @what a beautiful day that was. @local high temperatures did @stretch into the 60s all across @northern ohio. @certainly that's the day. @enjoyed it. @we're sitting well into the 60s @skies. @we'll fade back through the 6

@it was him making the start for @the indians, taking on the @giants. @he pitched to perfect ins with @three strikeouts. @carlos southbound scores a @double. @a two-run game. @the indians win 6-2. 0-3-2 face @the brewers today. @st. ed's against st. ignacious. @flanker to calhoun. @wildcats, big night. @the wildcats get the win. @the putback and the foul. @58-51. @he's next in the regionals. @coming up next in our @neighborhood, sports tonight, @of course, at 11:35. @big show playing for you in @studio. @akron head coach and rob @senderoff as we preview the @tournament. @cavs, browns, indians, and much @more. @a couple other notes from last @night. @st. edward state champs in the @2016 individual d1 team title @in wrestling. @in the hockey playoffs. @ohio loses to michigan state in @cleveland basketball. @i'm dave chudowsky. @see you later on today. @>> all right. @thanks, dave. @>>> a year from now, target @executives say the way you shop @at the store will change. @the big box store say it will @become more digitally focused, @offering you a more seam

the indians shelled today in goodyear by the reds. the last of three straight games at the ballpark. the only highlight, nothing says baseball lake a sacrifice fly. it's so breathtaking. it was the only run the indians scored today. 9-1. good thing these games don't count. yesterday manager terry francona gave an update on michael brantley. the indians' top player is hoping to be back for the beginning of the season. he wants to be on the field and his team wants him to be pain- free. >> i'm doing great. making progress each and every day. i'm on a good game plan with the comeback and swinging and hitting, and i'm excited where i'm at, really am. >>> this kid teeing off at tiger woods' new golf course. the very first shot on this >> right in front of tiger woods. >> wow. >> the first shot on the first hole, on the first day. the crowd going bonkers. taylor, a big hug. >> now what is he going to do snow's peaked. >> and he beat tiger. >> that is awesome. >> downhill. how do you top that? >> that's a moment. >> never forget. >>> we'll s

>> the indians into action against the mariners adds goodyear arizona here is john telichdy. calendar year glances expecting a flurry of blows in the late travis benjamin is getting interest from the texans in falcons if it goes to atlanta he would be running plays called by kyle shanahan the former brownsni jose . likely to release johnny manziel today l, could delay to see if any team offers a conditional late round pick up the hold your breath . the indians beat the mariners for -- three in goodyear good innings for trevor bauer, he gave up one run during his three innings, mike napoli went two for three yesterday as he worked at first baseor drove in the third one and then the indians winning by four against the chicago cubs . mac tournament at the q. today at noon, that's when the women begin play, the men start the quarterfinals at noon tomorrow that's when this guy, the these if spacing eastern michigan, . santo half years for the ursuline college basketball team , this is a special week they had no home because of this devastating tornado in july of 201313 that destroyed their

. >> spring training the indians played the reds -- you're right. and they played them again and it looks as though they are bored. we go out to arizona. danny salazar. twice and make the lead 3-0. wallicick wallicick. shaw did not get out of one inning. the indians lost 9-1. tomorrow a big change they'll play a different team. they'll take on the white sox. and we'll close out big, tiger woods opens up a new par three course yesterday in texas. he designed the course. 11-year-old tailer soldier knocked it in a with hole in one from 81-yards out the crowd went crazy, tiger hugs the young man. how about that? a hole in one but you do it in front of tiger woods? that is amazing. >> and you're not concerned about the cavs? >> no, not at all. >> you think it went in? >> i think it went in again. >> i am not worried about the cavs. off the rails last year was getting hurt. as long as they are healthy they should be fine. >> thanks. we will be back at 7:00. do i want to go to the house in miami or l.a. >>> we'll see you back here at >>> breaking news toni

of course this kind of attack on the indian consulate could be counterproductive. it could cause the afghan government to say when you're doing this, we cannot talk and that's the crucial point at the moment. >> still to come on the program, why business is booming for syrian refugees who put roots down on the border in turkey. >> syrians and iraqis are not the only people fleeing conflicts. by god if things calm down tomorrow morning, i will return back to syria by the night. >> turkey offers syrians refuge and good business opportunities. for those that became successful, a return to syria requires starting every all over again. >> still in syria, 20 kurdish y.p.g. fighters and 10 civilians have been killed fighting isil. the y.p.g. launched an offensive near the border with turn key. the attack was in retaliation for assaults by isil in syria's northern province over the weekend. >> macedonia has briefly opened its border to let refugees cross over from greece, but thousands still remain stranded on the greek macedonian border. the united nations is warning of a

three years ago al jazeera filmed children working in coal mines in the indian state. a year later the government banned coal mining in that area. now we have returned to see if the government's actions had any affect. a report from north-east india. >> reporter: this is a miner turn farmer. when the indian government banned coal mining he, he and many others switched to farmingment. he makes less money but says he is happier >> translation: mining pays more. if i was to think about the mine and my family's health and safety, farming is better >> reporter: we spot at least active mines around his field. the ban has had little effect. we investigate further and find pember. he was filmed two years ago. he was rescued by a charity but is back to working in the mines. >> translation: people like me who don't have an education, who is going to give me a job. all i can do is manual labor and rely on myself. >> reporter: he confirms mines here are still operational and that children are still being used as labor. he takes us to meet some of them. the smaller one is his brothe

rebels have attacked the indian console late in afghanistan. en had previously targeted the city. five of the attackers died two after detonating suicide explosives. another least two civilians have been killed, and that number is expected to rise. no group has claimed responsibility for the blast. tony has more. >> reporter: according to an afghan government spokesman it took security forces just 50 minutes to end this attack. it left five dead, one we understand blew himself up in a car packed with explosives, the entrance leading to the indian console late. one of them detonated his suicide vest and three others were shot dead by security forces. they had made their way to a house from where they were trying to launch an attack, but they were overpowered and killed. it did leave, unfortunately, civilian casualties, because this is very much a residential area. the indian console late in particular, are very much under the target of the taliban and other extremists groups, because they see the indian government as using afghanistan as a platfo

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but the giants have a three-run ninth inning and beat the indians this afternoon 6-2. it looks like corey kluger will pick up last year where he left off.oug mendoza the best way. a final look at the changing improving weather. >> sunshine tomorrow and temperatures nice. it is better. 60 degrees on monday and tuesday 67 degrees with a little wind. a lot of rain coming at us at the middle to the end of the week. >> thank you jen. that is all the time we have for ha fox 8 news at ten. the morning crew is here beginning at 7:00 a.m. we will be back tomorrow night at 10:00. thinks thanks for joining us. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than

i am mary smith, director of the indian health service. y been in my job for a little over one week. although i have been at the agent for slightly longer i have served as a rule role of deputy director and it has become clear to me that while ihs is confirmed to providing care, with we've faced the care challenges and this situation is unacceptable. i do want to thank the committee. i knows little over a month ago that the committee held an oversight hearing on the indian health service and we appreciate the opportunity as well as leadership to shine a light on these issues and i firmly believe if we are not talking about them, we are not addressing them. i appear before you to underscore my commitment to fixing challenges including the great plains and more systemic issues that we raised as an agency. and we are committed to fixing these agencies in the short term and that they are sustainable over time. we are committed to creating a culture of quality, leadership, and accountability and it's far from this mess as usual at the indian hea

crews are still searching for the wreckage of malaysia airlines flight 370 in the indian ocean. course during a flight from malaysia to china, before vanishing with 239 people on today, malaysia' s prime minister says he hopeful the plane will be found, as lawmakers and families of the victims observe a moment of silence. today is also the deadline for those families to file for compensation, or sue the airline. nine people are recovering after northern california. kyla: officials say the train hit a tree that fell on the nbc' s bob redell has the latest on this developing story from from niles canyon, california . was a mudslide that swept a tree onto its tracks and caused this commuter rail car to tumble of horrifying 50 feet into the cold waters of the alameda creek. it happened around 7:30 left night in niles canyon, 40 miles southeast of san francisco. it was a four card train with an engine pushing from behind,

"sports tonight" coming our way the cavs, browns, indians, much more. [ indiscernible ] ignatius beat them in hockey tonight. it was a big day for the wildcats. >> lebron james also making a lot of headlines. the fact that he passes duncan, a lot of the things happening. he got the w. that's the important thing. >> there will be a lot more down the road. >> we can't wait. thank you so much. >>> thank you all of you for joining us. saturday night live is coming next with hosted [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back to the election center. on cnn i pass for a bona fide hunk. [ laughter ] it's been a crazy week in politics, so if tonight's election results continue to roll in, let's take a look back at the past seven days. donald trump was endorsed by senator chris christie and dominated super tuesday. here's what he had to say at his celebratory press conference. [ laughter ] >> what a great, great night. i really am running the best campaign, aren't i? they say they haven't seen anything like this not since germany in the 1930s. [ laughter ] i mean, everyone loves me. racists, ugly

it disappeared nearly two years ago and thought to have crashed somewhere in the indian ocean. >> reporter: it may not look like much, but this could holiday clues to one of the biggest aviation mysteries in history. >> we are working with australia in the fast manner. >> reporter: the aircraft which vanished was a bowing 777 model like the ones seen here. the jet went off radar while flying from kuala lumpur to beijing. since then australia has led a huge and costly investigation to scour the ocean where they

the reds finish their three game stretch against the indians on thursday. anthony desclafani, thought to be the opening day starter, will make his first appearance against the indians danny salazar. the uc bearcats have hit the road..and tomorrow night in houston, they'll play this cougars outfit that they beat by eleven back in mid january.- houston tho has an identical record to the bearcats, 21 and 8....and they are expecting a full house in houston tomorrow the college schedule is limited tonight, but there's a bunch of games on the high school tournament scene. the region nine boys tournament gets underway in a few minutes at b-b-and t arena. conner will play st henry...followed by covcath against newport. it's regional play for the girls up at kettering fairmont tonight. the once beaten lakota west firebirds...they 're the defending state champions...they just got started against springboro.....after that...23 and 2 mason tries to advance against huber heights wayne. we'll have highlights at eleven. in the nfl, the atlanta falcons have released wide re

it is full of images inspired by the lucrative trade across the indian ocean. the "taking refuge refuge" tent. a place of safety where a sheep sleeps in the lap of a wolf. francesco: i imagine as a viewer you ask yourself, this is very nice that everybody is sitting and contemplating. when this activity ends, what may happen? it may not be pretty. [laughter] ♪ and the last is the museum tent which contains self-portraits. the self-portraits are surrounded by very elaborate rococo frames and reaching out of the frames to the audience. it is a narrative you can read as many ways as you want. >> francesco's work is so beautiful and approachable that you do not necessarily need to know that much of iconography and historical movements to approach his art. you can come to his work with fresh eyes and take a lot away from it. francesco: it is success when any member of the audience -- we have mats on the ground. whenever i see somebody sit down or lie down, to look at the ceiling, i think it is a success. today, every single signal is a signal that says hurry. my sig

@the indians and the mariners @today. @bird made his debut. @but the story today, ramirez, @two homers to give him four for @the spring. @house made his best start of @the spring. @and michael brantley made his @debut last night, hitting in @his third spot in the batting @order. @all he did was launch a home @run and throw a guy out. @he looked like he had been @playing all spring. @there is now a line of thinking @that he will be in the opening @lineup. @the ncaa tournament continues @today. @let's take a look at a couple @of games from earlier. @notre dame in need of a shave, @down by 1. austin trying to @hold on. @finally rex will tip it in. @that's the game winner. @notre dame wins by 1 to advance @to the sweet 16. @second round in the south @region, villanova and iowa. @josh coming up here. @he had 19 to leave the @wildcats. @villanova wins easily. @they are making their first @sweet 16 appearance since 2009. @they will be -- they will meet @third-seeded miami. @second round hosting florida. @the buckeyes closed it with a 9- @0 run. @but

over kansas city, the indians lost in the final score of 5-4. now, just 22 days until opening day. at progressive field. >>> browns head coach hue jackson promising that the team will get a quarterback in the upcoming draft. the question is, with what pick and who? with rumors circulating that the thaem is going after the 49 colin kaepernick, it is looking like they they may not use the number two pick on a single caller. among the quarterbacks is mr. 50 state zack prescott. they may think twice about him if they were considering him. he released a statement, expressing remorse for his actions, the arrest came just two at as after mississippi state's pro-day. >> tonight, on 11:35. more on the cavses and the clippers, plus, we'll be talking browns free agency, we'll take a known as the quarterback whisper. we'll have that and a lot more. >>> temperatures for us, warming up for monday at 65. it comes with rain and maybe even a few storms, back in the 40s. pushing towards next weekend, but don't think about that. >> also in addition to cincinnati,

and the white sox in good year. home run. giovanni. indians came back and i hope back after this. >>> a little bit warmer tomorrow. >>> just spring coats, not the winter coat like today. 50s and 60s on wednesday. >>> things are looking up. >>> and snow on friday. >>> goodnight. >>> closed captioning of newschannel 5 at 11 is energize your motion with the y kimmel live. from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- harrison ford, elizabeth olsen, and music from cam. cleto and the cletones!

the group along with the cleveland council member questioning whether indians have the proper permits to be hung on the poles outside of the stadium. >> someone said that you are nit-picking on this permit issue how do you answer to that? >> i think it's nit-picking issue, that's a dangerous -- it's a danger to the public i think they should take them down. >> the mayor's office is looking into whether the indians banners has the proper permits. we've contacted the indians and they believe that is the case. >>> well new this morning dominion gas company wants to double the cost it charges residential customers. they want to replace ageing pipelines in the next five years but an agency is filing a brief against the proposal. the group is calling for a review of the expenses and revenues and a decision on the proposal is expected next month. >>> also new this morning avon local schools reporting their drinking water is clear of any northeast ohio tested positive for high levels of led avon schools wanted to ease parents minds and decided to volunteer test water at each school. we back a

they let the indians to 14 playoff appearances. he will continue to teach and coach the indians baseball team. it' s a huge night for high school basketball. the semifinal games at the some toss center. in division iii, roger bacon leads grandview heights at the half. they play at 8:00. playing in the sweet 16 for the first time in 14 years. they are playing at in ku. tomorrow night this is what i came home for -- to work in the community, turning schools after hours into centers for healthcare and safe spaces for our kids. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. after princeton and a marshall scholarship, i turned down a job at google to work improving education. elected to city council, i've helped create 5,000 new jobs, took on big banks to clean up foreclosed properties. now i'm running for the senate and approve this message to offer bold new leadership >>> breaking news tonight, a deadly flood emergency. tens of millions in the path. evacuations under way right now. tonight high water rescues and the national guard has been deployed. going for

but the indian pakistan is the most volatile and most likely to affect the peace process.r know when they leave home if they are going to be victims of afghanistan's proxy wars. tony berkeley, al jazeera, jalalabad. >>> now if you are just joining us here on al jazeera, i just want to dip in for a couple of seconds to that live shot coming to us out of brussels. because we understand that one individual there has been, according to the local authorities, neutralized, following two, perhaps three muffled ex-d -- explosions. it did not sound like a bomb going off. one individual, presumably that individual who was neutralized was shot in the legs, following that police operation there. the area was pretty much locked down, sealed off, as we were seeing from that live picture. we were seeing from those pictures just in the past hour or so, entire areas cordoned off. our team on the ground monitoring what was going on there. you can see somebody there in bomb disposal equipment, obviously putting together of intelligence. what you are looking at is really a micro chasm of what

so is the indians continue on their way. dials long distance in the fifth. solo home run. and called the game. after nine. >> the accepted belief is that michael brandly might not be may. >> the popular didn't quite get the crowds that night. but he was way busy. for two hours. >> drives. scores. right there. >> then. it's kyle's turn. michigan state spar tan. former cleveland state vikings made a big ten record. eleven, 3s tonight. in a win. eleven of 16 from long range. he came into the game. averaging 50 percent from 3. >> all right. two clippers -fpt one tomorrow. one on saturday. both pretty light. until sunday. after that we take off. get ready. good morning cleveland and all of northeast ohio.o. thank you very much for choosingg us as your wake-up source for the newsu, i'm wayne dawson. >> and i'm kristi capel. >> the temperature has dropped. tablet are generally lower in the 20s. the clouds began to increase. we still have a little bit of

. @>> coming up -- baseball is @back as the indians open up @exhibition play this afternoon @against the reds. @>> jimmy at the snow how they @luck -- next. @>> future view is brought to @you by live in. @>> @ @spring for meteorologist and @the indians, apparently. @>> it was great to have them @back -- they lost but no @worries -- a get to play the @redskins -- they lost 6-5. @remember they tried to win the @number five spot in the first @inning it was scoreless -- @former indian had a base hit to @right field and they when they @had one-nothing. @second inning the reds were up @1-0 and carlos santana got that @one -- they tied to the game at @1-13 @>> they shot ahead and @cincinnati led 6-2 -- he put @one over the wall in left field @-- a home run. @>> in the eighth inning the @bases were loaded and robbie @grossman was robbed -- against @the fence. @the reds won 6-5. @>> they will play again @tomorrow at 3:053 @>> today was the deadline -- if @you were going to put the @franchise tag or the @transitional tag on your free @agents and the browns did not @do that. @was a little surpri

the reds will take a 5-1 lead over the indians. scott came over on the todd frazier deal. the reds with a one run lead. this could be a grand slam out to center. he rocked the home run. it was a catch of the game. the reds when it 6-5. the hammer came down on aroldis chapman today, he is suspended without pay for 30 games and chapman has agreed not to appeal. the reds traded chapman to the yankees in december the suspension is in response to an incident at champman' s florida home last october. a woman alleged at the time chapman abused her, but prosecutors said there were conflicting accounts and charges were never filed . suspended under baseball' domestic abuse policy, the uc basketball team is heading into a big final week of the regular season, but the cats are still missing a couple of starters. farad cobb could be back from a knee injury, but a groin injury to shaq thomas is more of a problem. >> some people will have to s not going to reinjure himself, for me to play him in a regular that' s just the facts. because i believe we' re going to be playing in tournament

so is the indians continue on their way. dials long distance in the fifth. solo home run. reds tied it in the ninth. and called the game. after nine. >> the accepted belief is that back until late april or early may. >> the popular didn't quite get the crowds that kevin love attracted on tuesday night. but he was way busy. >> drives. scores. right there. >> then. it's kyle's turn. michigan state spar tan. former cleveland state vikings made a big ten record. eleven, 3s tonight. in a win. eleven of 16 from long range. he came into the game. averaging 50 percent from 3. pure shooter in college hoops. >> all right. two clippers -fpt one tomorrow. one on saturday. both pretty light. but cold. until sunday. after that we take off. get ready. toxic waste green. that is disgusting. you know, revulsion has now become a valid form of attraction. well, then, you're driving me wild. i had them done for the big peterman bash i'm throwing. oh, why are you having a par eh, i drive my people hard, and then i reward them. oh, like with dogs. yeah. exactly. a party? yeah. food? mm-hmm. bar

. >>> the indians host the since@y -- cincinnati reds in the first game of spring training. the first pitch is at 3:05 this afternoon with josh tomlin getting the start. >> and take the indians home opener old out in 45 minutes the first game of the season has been a sellout. the tryke takes on the boston red sox april 4th. >> and i realized i didn't get the tickets. oh, man. >> ah. >>> and a spoiler alert for bachelor fans out there. if you love the show, corrina this is for you. >> uh-huh. >> we'll give you a second to walk out of the room. >> okay. all righty. >> okay. >> kayla from hudson is out. she made it to the final 3 but bachelor ben didn't pick her and she said i love you to him. >> oh, she did? >> oh, man. but, people are saying because she was dumped so brutally, that means she is perfect for the next season of the bachelorette. maybe this is not the last we have seen of her. >> and what will this be, season 35? >> uh-huh. something like that. >> okay. >> and anyway, up next for you on good morning cleveland, a chilling interview with an admitted killer. what th