really an extraordinarily fluid way of using language and to say that one person isn't ethic yuik ran aib and one person ethnic russian. it's rare to make distipciÓns. and so -- there were a lot of problems with eastern ukrainians feeling that they were not fully citizens and a lot had to do with the promotion of certain versions of history of ukraine history and rejected identification with -- with sort of russian culture or russian language. those are very divisive question . >> so wars have all sorts of impact and social impacts, the conflict that happened in ukraine, what did you observe, what effects did it have on ukrainian society, upon identity formation maybe amongst some of your friends and colleagues, how were they changed by what happened? >> well, i think it's important to speak first and in some ways very troubling that it's spoken rarely at this point in the press they lived in a war zone and they were not able to leave. they are stuck there or in temporary settlements in border towns. it's agonizing for them. nearly million or two million people displaced people in ukraine

. >> producer with aibs news there on the scene at fort lauderdale airport. we had been hypothesiz iing -- do know that the shooter is in custody. eyewitnesss telling us that the shooter was in some form of a uniform, was carrying obviously what the eyewitness described as some form of a long gun. one person said that they heard the shooter saying, you know, i am not jewish. we heard from senator bill nelson of florida a moment ago who reported that the suspect did, in fact, have a military id. while on air the senator did tell us that the name attached to the id is esteban santiago. we cannot confirm whether or not that is the person. we simply know that's the name that's been offered up to us by senator nelson and, brooiian, i sure immediately as you pointed out earlier, they're going to check the fingerprints of the suspect, and they'll know almost immediately who they're dealing where. >> they will, and i think the first question to him will be are there others? what do have you in mind? do you have explosives hidden? that will be important for authoritie

army and the indians and specially the government policy of extermination allegedly and the indicate aibs themselves who you're mentioning quite a bit did not stand up united against the white settlements coming at them. >> exactly. >> i would argue that there's no period in american history that's more steeply and myth than the american west, the methodology developed since wounded knee, that is really guided the public's perception in indian wars for the first 80-odd years after the indian wars. the perception was that of the army sort of the shining white knights of the government and white settlers and indians as bad card board cut-outs to the army and the government and then in 1970 on the opposite direction, wounded knee which told the story, the perspective of the victim, so to speak, films like little big man and always been dependent that have informed our understanding but what i try to do is tell the story again in a balanced fashion. >> let me ask you this, our man, abraham lincoln presided over the beginnings of the war in the west up in minnesota with the sue uprising. i onc

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