museum in mitchell, south dakota. this is american history tv, only on c-span 3. >> in 1968, many americans thought they were voting to bring our sons home from vietnam in peace. and since then, 20,000 of our sons have come home in coffins. i have no secret plan for peace. i have a public plan, and as one whose heart has eight for the past eight years over the agony of vietnam, i will halt the senseless bombing of indochina on inaugural day. >> it was 1972, 2:30 in the morning when george mcgovern delivered his acceptance speech. a few months later, he would lose badly to president richard nixon. tonight, the candidacy and legacy of george mcgovern. we are live from the mcgovern museum in mitchell, south dakota. joining us from there is presidential author scott farris. it was 2:30 when he delivered the acceptance speech in miami. why? scott: thank you, greta. i think it was because of the structure of the mcgovern campaign. he was running against the establishment. so it occurred to senator mcgovern, he was very, ver

north dakota to illinois. members of the standing rock sioux tribe say the pipeline threatens to contaminate the missouri river, which provides water not only for thousands of residents on the reservation, but also for millions of people living downstream. on april 1, members of the standing rock sioux tribe launched an ongoing protest camp called sacred stone. since late july when u.s. army corps of engineers approved the pipeline, at least 28 people have been arrested as people have used their bodies and horses to block heavy construction. this is one of the protesters. >> we do this for the next generations. we do this for the unborn children that are coming to this world. we are protecting the water. our water is life. we will not let it get desecrated. they are not allowed to make no pipelines on this land. pipeline,ore on the we're joined by winona laduke , executive director of the group honor the earth. we're also joined by joye braun, indigenous environmental network. let's begin with winona laduke. w

opposition in north dakota is also picking up. the three affiliated tribes chairman says he is supporting others ways of getting oil to market. the protesters in southern construction of the $3.8 billion pipeline that's to carry oil from north dakota to illinois -- through iowa. the standing rock sioux tribe says a leak could contaminate their drinking water, which comes from the missouri river. in bismarck, north dakota yesterday, hundreds protested on a city bridge. ""that prayer is not just for us and for the sacred stone camp and for standing rock sioux nation, it's also a sincere prayer for all those downstream, for all the communities that are going to be affected by this pipeline, affected by oil and gas development." " this is the second time demonstrated in north dakota's capitol city. the first happened at the south entrance of the capitol last week. health officials have confirmed the first case of the zika virus in south dakota. but they say there's no cause for concern. the state department of health says a south dako

this is video of protestors in north dakota last week. dakota access says protestors have burned some of their equipment, causing three million dollars in property damage. protestors released a statement, saying big oil does not get to restrict their freedom of speech while protecting property rights and water. governor terry branstad says if protestors try to stop construction of the pipeline, he'll authorize the iowa state patrol to deal with them. the governor says troopers would the nearly 12 hundred mile pipeline would send oil from north dakota to illinois. branstad says protestors should accept the iowa utility board's approval of the project. a dubuque man is facing a felony robbery charge after police say he threatened a man with a knife. police say on wednesday, 26 year old thomas ostrander robbed a man at his home... ...on north cascade road. court documents show he took a necklace, wallet, watch and cell phone. police caught up to ostrander near the appearance thursday morning. as thousands of people were leaving kinnick stadi

this is video of protestors in north dakota last week. dakota access says protestors have burned some of their equipment, causing 3 million dollars in property damage. protestors released a statement, saying big oil does not get to restrict their freedom of speech while protecting property rights and water. today governor terry branstad said if protestors try to stop construction of the with them. branstad made the comments today while at an event in pella. the governor says troopers would make sure construction workers stay safe. the nearly 12 hundred mile pipeline would send oil from north dakota to illinois. branstad says protestors should accept the iowa utility board's approval of the project. while pokemon hunting continues to be popular, people in dyersville are on a different kind of social scavenger hunt. kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann has kids and adults out on the prowl. just after school let out on a steamy summer afternoon, these dyersville kids are putting their creative geniuses to work. they're painting pictures on whatev

we know that jet blue did from south dakota to sacramento. and at this point it is not clear if everybody who is hospitalized is well enough to continue that trip. and we will check with the airline and another live report in 30 minutes. live at logan airport, jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> we were alerted the breaking news at the top of the hour pop to get the breaking news straight to your phone download our fox25 news app for free. >>> nearly a week since the murder of a jogger in central massachusetts and police continue their neuroinvestigation to try track down our killer. fox25's michael henrich is live in princeton where officers have been working around the clock investigating hundreds of tips. good morning, michael. >> reporter: good morning, sara. investigators have been working tirelessly here in princeton to find vanessa marcotte's killer sorting through 300 tips and some evidence could help turn the case. the da says that the 27-year-old fought back against her assailant leaving with injuries like scratches and bruises.

i will never apologize for making it my -- and this is, i will tell you, for making it my >>> dakotand, friendly, the people who gave that name to the dakotas have sadly never been treated as friends. the people whose language was used to name the dakotas and minnesota an iowa, oklahoma, ohio, connecticut, massachusetts and other states the native american tribes. the people who are here before us long before us have never been treated as friends, they have been treated as enemies and dealt with more harshly than any other enemy in any of this country's wars. after all of our major wars, we signed peace treaties and lived by those treaties after world war ii when we made peace with germany, we then did everything we possibly could to rebuild germany. no native american tribe has ever been treated, as well, as we treated germans after world war ii. donald trump and his supporters now fear the country being invaded by foreigners who want to change our way of life, a fear that native americans have lived with every day for over 500 years. the original sin of this country is that we inva

in her order, the judge said dakota access did not prove there's an immediate risk of injury or damage. protesters are upset they lost land because of eminent domain, and fear what the pipeline could do to the environment. it will cross 18 iowa counties as it moves oil from noth dakota to hearing for friday for more consideration on the issue. about 100 people plan to peacefully protest a pipeline construction site in central iowa today. an anti-pipeline protest leader says people will gather in boone. governor terry branstad is calling on law enforcement to stop any more vandalism to the pipeline. he has asked the iowa state patrol to help county sheriffs with future protests. a trooper says he hopes it doesn't reach that point. ""we're starting to see just hoping that it doesn't escalate into something so big that county can't handle it, that we have to be called in. but if we're called in we'll be there." " the man leading the anti-pipeline movement promises protesters will be non-violent. "".. none of us involved with this are supportive of violence, are supportive of arson, proper

a native american tribe is trying to stop construction in north dakota. a federal judge says he'll decide next month on the tribe's request. hundreds of protesters from across the country surrounded a federal courthouse in washington d-c yesterday. but the federal judge did not immediately rule on a request from the standing rock sioux tribe to stop the oil pipeline under construction near access pipeline's route under the missouri river could threaten its water supplies if the pipeline leaks or breaks. one member says the u.s. army corps of engineers never consulted his tribe before the construction began. ""we were never afforded that opportunity to protect our lands. they were just taken from us." " the judge now says he will make a final decision on pipeline on or before september 9th. uber is taking a page from amazon with subscriptions for cheaper rides. that's ahead in today's tech intensifying for survivors of yesterday's earthquake. the 6.2 magnitude earthquake killed at least 247 people two nights ago. three-quarters of those people were in and

new mexico is a long way from south dakota and north dakota. so if information, if the mandan can talk about the spanish, that could suggest that information seems to be moving on the plains. what would facilitate the spread of information on the plains, possibly, in the 1700s? >> [ inaudible ]. >> yeah, conceivably horses are moving information more quickly. it's also possible people are terrified by horse peoples. it certainly raises the question that most people are moving things like information and trading goods longer distances. let's shift a little bit to new 1754. mexico governor. he's writing a report to his successor saying if you want to be governor of new mexico, this is what you need to do. this flows from what we talked about earlier. what's the big problem if you are the governor of new mexico? what keeps you up at night? practically answers itself. yes. native attacks. >> potentially. there's a danger of pueblo revolts but also attacks from indians outside the colony. what might make a revolt less likely in the 18th century than

we confirmed dakota, indeed, survived. firefighters say it's still too dangerous to let homeowners back in. they say the fire is still too unpredictable. >> there's still potential. the fire could shift. there's still hot spots. there's still power lines down. >> reporter: and we're back here live. you're looking at dakota. you can see just how close the fire got to this porch. really a miracle that she made it. we're told they're going to be taking dakota to an animal evacuation center, and that's good news, because the threat is far from over. the fire is still burning. they're hoping that the wind will not turn it back toward town and put more homes in danger. reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> nice to see some of the livestock and the horses there that are okay. thank you, jodi. as the flames leapt from home to home, some people got out with only what they could fit in their cars and get out of town. >> they barely made it. elise kirshner joins us. >> reporter: this is actually a casino here behi

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a native american tribe is trying to stop construction in north dakota. a federal judge says he'll decide next month on the tribe's request. hundreds of protesters from across the country surrounded a federal courthouse judge did not immediately rule on a request from the standing rock sioux tribe to stop the oil pipeline under construction near their land. standing rock sioux tribe members say the dakota access pipeline's route under the missouri river could threaten its water supplies if the pipeline leaks or breaks. one member says the u.s. army corps of engineers never consulted his tribe before the construction began. ""we were never afforded that opportunity to protect our lands. they were just taken from us." " a final decision on pipeline on or before september 9th. luther football players took a timeout from camp to help friends and fans. they teamed up to help people in decorah as the upper iowa river spilled out of its banks. up next... this morning's right after the break. it's ---. first alert storm team overall, we have a pretty quiet day in

the nearly 12 hundred mile pipeline would send oil from north dakota to illinois. branstad says protestors should accept the iowa utility board's approval of the project. governor branstad has also added two counties to his flood disaster proclamation. people in bremer and chickasaw counties can now also apply for state funding to help with flood clean up. the governor had already listed allamakee, winneshiek, clayton, fayette and howard counties. you have until october 14th to apply for help. a judge in polk county says the associate athletics director who's suing the school for discrimination. the university has informed jane meyer that it plans to eliminate her current job with the college of liberal arts and sciences next week. meyer tried to get an injunction to stop that. but the judge denied it, saying she was trying to use iowa's whistleblowe r law without naming any specific violation of that law. until december 20- 14, meyer was a senior associate athletics director. then the university moved her to se bias in the athletics department. her complaint came

aircraft had to make a landing in south dakota to get people help. fox25 jessica reyes live at logan this morning and the plane is about to finally make it to 11 in boston and held up several hours after the emergency landing in south dakota. now, it left boston around 5:00 last night and supposed to go directly to sacramento but once it hit to south dakota it was forced to make stop. people on board the plane they felt it drop suddenly and people through the cabin and checked out and all of them were released from the hospital like that, from on board the flight and neck brace. other passengers on twitter say first responders helped dozens of people off the flight and graceful for flight crews but the hospital staff who worked so quickly to take care of everyone. we have a photo from the hospital in south dakota and on board the flight and checked out and she is going to be okay and see her, she is hugging one of the nurses at the hospital here. once again, we know the flight is just about to land in sacramento the next ten minutes and working right

dakota, where she came from... but, she's pretty darn lucky, so lucky might be the one that sticks." it's believed the entire journey covered two days... and more than 200 miles. the kitten is doing well. neighbors say the whole experience was not only brought the community together. yankees' star alex rodriguez announced he'll play the final game of his 22- year-career on friday. and as you can imagine, this is now the hottest ticket around! the new york yankees will face the tampa bay rays. resale ticket prices are up more than 500 percent... and sellers report an average ticket now costs 456 dollars! rodriguez was once considered one of the best players in baseball. he hit 696 career home runs and m-v-p. rodriguez now plans to work as a special advisor and instructor for the yankees. burger king is branching out, to win the appetites of tex-mex lovers. this is the "whopperito". it's a flour tortilla stuffed with whopper beef, but with added seasonings. there's queso sauce, tomatoes, onions, lettuce, and pickles.

antoinette: hospital officials in south dakota saying all 24 released. those who made it to their destination relievers to have two feet, and their bags, on the ground. >> i'm so little shaky, but it's not going to deter from flying. i mean, it happens. antoinette there was a doctor : and two nurses on board the flight, helping the injured passengers until they made that emergency landing in south dakota and get to the hospital. at logan airport, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. the dangerous thing they say he did inside an mbta tunnel. maria: big ideas about tiny living spaces. boston, exploring new solutions for city housing. harvey: still tracking storms across western mass and temperature changes some will experience tomorrow. all of that in the forecast. ben: and the report card is in for the temporary starting quarterback -- how jimmy groff lo fared. shows by the 10:00 news on me to be boston with maria ben: disruptions on the blue line are being blamed on a trespasser who apparently was trying to get a selfie inside a tunnel. the t says this

sacramento, but it made that emergency landing in south dakota. you can see passengers taking pictures. a lot of them wearing neck braces. they say that the pilot came over the air, said to put on their seat belts and all of a sudden the plane dropped. one passenger describing it as being in an elevator that dropped 40 to 50 floors instantly. >> we got tossed around lying rag dolls, everybody. bam, bam, up and down, and the jolt was so bad that at least half of us in the back of the plane, everybody had neck injuries. it was like, oh, we're dead. it was awful. >> nicole: passengers say there was no problem with the weather as they left here in boston. it wasn't until they got over d. we do know that all 24 people who were hurt have been released from that south dak hpital the land in sacramento before 7:30. live from logan, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> now on 7, tears and triumph. >> a return to the olympics has been worth it. >> nancy: team u.s.a. with a one-two punch. >> gold and silver for team u.s. >> nancy: a golden night

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north dakota earlier this week. native americans from reservations hundreds of miles away traveled to join the protests. they say the pipeline could disturb sacred sites and impact drinking water not just for tribal members, but millions of people downstream. a federal judge is set to rule before september 9th on whether construction can be stopped. new at 10... months after these chalk messages showed up on campus, the university of iowa chalk. the group students for life drew these messages in april on a walkway along with more than 3 thousand hearts, representing the daily number of abortions in the u-s. the school already had a policy requiring chalked messages to advertise upcoming public events. the new policy means students must now limit messages to the event title, time location and name of the organization. no more catchy slogans, extra messages or artwork is all is now charged with five counts of invasion of privacy. the charges against reverend paul monahan come from an incident at a high school track me

and that's about the same amount that are actively drilling fort oil in north dakota. two years ago when the price of oil was high, there were over 180. and it's a sign of how much things have slowed down here inw the oilfield. every time a drilling rig gets idled, about 120 people lose their jobs. people like kaley haugen's husband, who worked on a drilling rig for over a decade before being laid off last year. haugen has also seen a huge impact of the slowdown on her business, the uniform unit, which is right on highway 22. >> we do flame resistant for the oil and gas industry, scrubs, medical uniforms, and we've brought in tactical for e.m.s. management services. >> reporter: the uniform unit just opened last spring, right as oil prices were tanking. o >> if we would've been operating two years ago, three years ago, i would bet 90% of our business would've been oilfield. now we're pretty even within the different fields. i would say 30% oil, 30% tactical, 30% scrubs.ta so definitely different than i thought. >> reporter: hotels have also been hit hard by the slowdow

it will cross 18 iowa counties as it moves oil from north dakota to illinois. the judge did set a hearing for friday to consider t further. five years probation. that's the sentence a federal judge has given to the parents of a dubuque boy who accidentally shot himself in the face. both raven harris, who is 26, guilty to having a gun despite being prohibited. police say on january third, their son, jeremiah horsley, was playing with a handgun when it went off, wounding him in his jaw. he was only two at the time. a helicopter flew him to university of iowa hospitals for treatment. both harris and horsely still have upcoming trials on several state charges relating to the shooting. today president obama commuted the prison sentences for 111 federal inmates, now granted more than 670 commutations, more than the previous ten presidents combined. obama has long called for phasing out strict sentences for nonviolent drug offenses. he calls it excessive punishment. the president commuted sentences for mark glidden of clear lake and kenneth mccoy of council bluffs. bo

we are here with my family up in north dakota, south dakota, fighting for our water, they need to under the treaty rights. >> construction of the pipeline is on hold due to the ongoing protests. >>> happening tonight, health officials in there moore county will spray for mosquitoes in fort collins. this is the second of two planned sprays to prevent the spread of west nile virus. that spraying starts at 8:30 and will be done by midnight. it comes just days after florida announced that mosquitoes are spreading the zika virus in an area of south beach. >>> new video from cherry creek reservoir shows a truck stuck in the water at the west boat ramp. a 7-year-old and her grandfather were inside at the time but both were able to make it out. south metro firefighters say the truck lost traction and rolled into the water. a dive team was called into attached okay most of the a diver went down and placed an airbag to try to get it free. they were able to pull the vehicle out after a few hours. >>> tonight the olympic flame will be asked and wished in rio. it's the final day of competition, clos

the nearly 12 hundred mile pipeline would send oil from north dakota to illinois. branstad says protestors should accept the iowa utility board's approval of the project. governor branstad has also added two counties to his flood disaster proclamation. people in bremer and chickasaw counties can now also apply for state funding to help with flood clean up. the governor had already listed allamakee, winneshiek, clayton, fayette and howard counties. you have until october 14th to apply for help. a judge in polk county says the university of iowa can terminate a former the school for discrimination. the university has informed jane meyer that it plans to eliminate her current job with the college of liberal arts and sciences next week. meyer tried to get an injunction to stop that. but the judge denied it, saying she was trying to use iowa's whistleblowe r law without naming any specific violation of that law. until december 20- 14, meyer was a senior associate athletics director. then the university moved her to several other positions after she complained about gend

in her order, the judge said dakota access did not pro injury or damage. protesters are upset they lost land because of eminent domain, and fear what the pipeline could do to the environment. it will cross 18 iowa counties as it moves oil from north dakota to illinois. the judge did set a hearing for friday for more consideration on the issue. about 100 people plan to peacefully protest a pipeline construction site in central iowa today. an anti-pipeline protest leader governor terry branstad is calling on law enforcement to stop any more vandalism to the pipeline. he has asked the iowa state patrol to help county sheriffs with future protests. a trooper says he hopes it doesn't reach that pont ""we're starting to see protests, large groups of people so, we're just hoping that it doesn't escalate into something so big that county can't handle it, that we have to be called in. but if we're called in we'll be there." " the man leading the anti-pipeline movement promises prt "".. none of us involved with this are supportive of violence, are supportive of arso

. >> hi, i'm jimbo len, representative from the great state south dakota. the number one issue that i believe is going to face the state of south dakota this next legislative year is going to be the potential expansion of medicaid. governor du guard seems to want this particular legislation expanded. it's going to be an interesting session. thank you very much. >> my name is breanne and i'm a legislator in the district of columbia. i'm here today to talk about a really important issue for the residents of this district this year, in addition to voting for president, we'll be voting on statehood and self-determination. so we're getting out the vote to show everyone across the country that we want to be the 51st state. and that's because just like everybody else, we pay taxes. we fight in wars, and we serve our communities. and we want the same equality and representation as all the residents in the united states. >> my name is alex, and the issue most important to me in the 2016 election cycle is raising wages and benefits for all workers so we can lift the

kind of like dakota for the little girl. she's awfully c cute.he weather has been very nice, kathy orr, but it's changing. >> it certainly is, lucy. we are talking about more heat, more humidity and more summer thunderstorm. here's look at the he can february tended forecast. tomorrow looks good, 89, 90 still on the hot scale. increase in humidity but the real oppressive heat will wait till later in the week. wednesday hot and humid, 90a few pop up showers and thunderstor thunderstorms. thursday oppressive. official heat wave by friday and really the peak of this heat and humidity will be saturday when it will feel like it's about 105, 10 sick degrees. let's take look at the probable of precipitation. nothing tomorrow. maybe a random shower. but wednesday 40% chance. the same thursday. little bit less friday i think the rain friday will hold off until late in the day toward the evening period. so pretty much a rain free day. on your fox future cast you can see some clouds that will be rolling in tomorrow morning. but as you can see a pretty dry d

it had to land in south dakota. the passenger casey corcoran tells us it felt like the plane hit a wall. >> the pilot came out of the cockpit and said, is everybody already? we're taking care of this, it felt like, no more than 15 or 20 minutes before we were on the ground. >> corcoran, who is from milton, says that there were cracks in the overhead bins and even the members were treated for a variety of injuries. sarah, out to you. >> erika, there are some new details about the murder of a jogger here in princeton. investigates now say that the 27-year-old vanessa marcotte struggled with her attacker who suffered cuts, scrapes, and bruises. police are looking to talk to anyone who saw a man with fresh cuts and bruises from earlier this week. her body was found in the woods on sunday along brook station road here in princeton. and investigates hve you saw a vehicle parked or along that road between 1:00 and 3:00 on sunday afternoon, the authorities would like to hear from you. live this morning in princeton, sera co

turbulence traveling from boston to sacramento and made an emergency landing in rapid city, south dakota. look at these photos from inside plan you can see in this new photo how badly the bathroom was damned. we are seeing reports on social media of passengers thanking the crew members saying despite the crew's injuries they kept the situation from feeling worse. passengers described things flying all over the plane and a lot of people screaming. we are working with abc station in sacramento to talk to the passengers now exiting the plane. back to you. >> very scary. >> friends and family are gathering this morning to remember a young college baseball player shot and killed while playing pokemon go. 20-year-old calvin riley was killed on saturday at 5 o'clock aquatic park in san francisco. a crowd gathered at st. gregory's church in san mateo for an emotional goodbye. several of his classmates from serra high school were in attending a. pack police have little to go on. officers are urging those responsible for calvin's death to turn themselves in. >> in a separate pokemon story an effor

hit. 22 people, t crewmembers all hurt they were treated and released from the hospital in south dakota and again that plane finally landing in california. that's the latest live from logan. nicole 7news "today in new england." >>> 8 gymnast. but none better. they've got championship stuff. >> ali raisman. this is the moment she came back for. >> and simone biles. this is her destiny all along. >> walking to the top and raising the bar. >> what a performance. and so emotional afterwards. minute after she touched the ground there. she and teammate simone taking silver and gold respectively. here's nancy chin with the latest from rio. >> gold and silver medalist one, two for team u.s.a.. >> american dominance on display in the women's individual all around gymnastic final. ali raisman seizing simple. i was there when she stepped off the podium. cotu you. >> its so special the whole entire they were screaming and cheering and standing up. not being in the u.s. it's just so amazing i'll never, ever forget it. >> this has been her destiny all along. simone biles crowned the world championshi

it was so bad the plane had to make an emergency landing in south dakota. some of the passengers say the plane dropped straight down while flying in bad weather. jetblue sent a plane to south dakota. >>> a man who worked at a nearby restaurant has been described as an up and coming high end line chef. janitors found his body near blooming dale wednesday morning. police are calling it a homicide. they are looking at surveillance video and interviewing witnesses. the owners of son's daughters released a statement. a statement. >>> a five year old girl is recovering after she was greased by a stray bullet in san francisco wednesday night near whitney young circle and hudson avenue in the bay view. the girl was playing outside when the bullet grazed her right hand. her grandmother was nearby and the girl told her what happened. the little girl was taken to the hospital. investigators are looking for three men in their 20s who were standing nearby at the time of the shooting. >>> in foster city a toddler is being treated after falling from a third story window.

but pipeline to carry crude from north dakota to illinois, going through 18 counties here in iowa. starting monday, iowa plans to put a renewed focus on preventing suicide in the state after seeing a 22 percent increase in suicide- related deaths. new numbers from the department of public health show 414 people last year died of suicide. that's up more than 20 percent from 2014, when the number was 392. if you go 331 deaths in 2005. governor terry branstad is planning to designate next week as suicide prevention week. the state wants people to understand the signs and know how to get help. decorah is warning people to be careful on local trails and to not go past closed signs and barricades after last week's flooding. this is what part of the city looked like during the water has receded, but decorah parks and recreation staff are still cleaning up the city's trails. just portions of trout run trail and dug road are now accessible. and dug road is closed to through traffic due to severe damage. a number of other towns in winneshiek county also saw severe flash flooding. the county'