in one feast, they say six score beavers were in the feast. so 120 beavers. he knew right away there were a lot of beavers in the area so when he got back and reported people interested in that said here is a place we could go. in this area, only the native americans were doing the trapping. there was not many europeans. there were hardly any europeans at all doing the trapping. the french set up outposts right in the indians' back yard. the fur trade cabin during the fur trade was used as a business and a residence for the fur traders. the french called the fur traders bourgeois. they would live here, set up his life in this wilderness, and indians would come to him in the spring of the year to do the trading. they would bring their furs that they had been trapping and hunting all winter long, bring them into the cabin, and this was where the trade would happen. they were giving the indians trade goods that were mostly coming from europe. it was technology that was not available to the indians so by this whole trade, the indians went from stone age to iron a

in one feast they say six score beavers were in the feast. so 120 beavers. he knew right away there were a lot of beavers in the area so when he got back and reported people interested in that said here is a place we could go. in this air only the native americans were doing the trapping. there was not many europeans. there were hardly any europeans at all. the french set up outposts right in the indians' back yard. the fur trade cabin during the fur trade was used as a business and a residence for the fur traders. the french called the fur traders bourgeois. he would live here, set up his life in this wilderness, and indians would come to him in the spring of the year to do the trading. they would bring their furs that they had been trapping and hunting all winter long, bring them into the cabin, and this was where the trade would happen. they were giving the indians trade goods that were mostly coming from europe. it was technology that was not available to the indians so by this whole trade, the indians went from stone age to iron age. because now they we

said, sixst, they core beavers were in the feast.he knew there were a lot of beavers in the area. ,hen he got back and reported and people were interested in that said, here is a place we could go. only the native americans were doing the trapping. there were hardly any europeans at all doing the trapping. the french set up outposts right in the indians' backyard. the bird trade -- fur trade cabin was used as a business and a residence for the traders. the french called their traders the bhuj law. he would set up his life in this wilderness, and the indians would come to him in the spring of the year to do the trading. thatwould bring their furs they had been trapping and hunting all winter long, bring them into the cabin, and this is where the trade would happen. they were giving the indians trade goods mostly coming from europe. it was technology not available to the indians. by this old trade, the indians went from stone age to iron age. now they were starting to do things with a lot better tools. for instance, they could now have

mitchell would then order commissary goods for beavers. the dispute arose over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would give to mitchell for agreeing to the plan. >> so mr. mitchell expected some type of payment more than two ramen noodles, and he refused, and that's when the fight broke out. >> either way, the practice is a violation of jail rules. >> lean over. don't blink. >> both beavers and mitchell will soon meet with disciplinary officer hale, who will determine how much time they will each get in segregation -- a solitary-confinement unit or, among other things, they're locked in their cells 23 hours per day. >> they're not allowed visits. they're not allowed to go to the gym. they're not allowed to have books. the only thing they can have is legal material that pertains to their case. >> most inmates don't like to fight, but some relish violence. >> i love to fight. excuse my french [bleep] i want to fight. [ laughs ] >> are you good at it? >> fighting? i ain't ever been beat. they call me the white tyson. >> brian voltz is

"america tonight's" christof putzel, what happened in the beaver creek store. another wave of protests against the police. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> primetime new live as isil continues their brutal campaign, nick schifrin reports from the turkey - syria border... >> that's the black isil flag above the town center... >> five days of fear: escape from isil only on aljazeera america police. >> following. >> following up on an important story we have been following on "america tonight." it was an arguments over loud music. michael dunn, the shooter feared for his life when he shot and killed young jordan davis in 2012. he thought davis had a gun but davis didn't. last february the jury deadlocked but a different verdict comes from a new jury. "america "america tonight"'s sarah hoye reports. >> we find the defendant guilty of first degree murder. >> the fate of michael dunn w

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"america tonight's" christof putzel, what happened in the beaver creek store. another wave of protests against the police. police. police. >> following. >> following up on an important story we have been following on "america tonight." it was an arguments over loud music. michael dunn, the shooter feared for his life when he shot and killed young jordan davis in 2012. he thought davis had a gun but davis didn't. last february the jury deadlocked but a different verdict comes from a new jury. "americ"america tonight"'s sarae reports. >> we find the defendant guilty of first degree murder. >> the fate of michael dunn was once again in the hands of a florida jury. a jury comprised of eight men and four women that found 47-year-old michael dunn guilty of first degree murder for the killing of jordan davis. the verdict was reached after less than six hours of deliberations. state attorney angela cory called the verdicting gratifying. >> we're very pleased. >> after an argument over loud music in 2012. wearing a suit and tie dunn took the stand in his own defense thi

. >> andrew weibrecht made his debut at beaver creek. he is a huge fan of the bird of prey run. >> to me, there are only two courses that are real down hills, did you know -- kitzbuhel and beaver creek. it's one of those courses that, start to finish, is full-on. there are really no breaks. it's a ton of fun as an athlete i think as a spectator it might even be more fun, watching some of the crashes and some of the cool races we've had. all the way up to ted and bode g etting first and second. >> two of three of his world cup podiums have come at beaver creek. thursday marks the 40th anniversary of a special day in sporting history perhaps the most famous boxing match of all time. "the rumble in the jungle." foreman was encouraged to punch himself out in the second heat. he struck like a cobra to regain his title. >> hello and welcome to the web news. our pick of the stories making the online headlines. coming up, [indiscernible] sqan -- san francisco. skateboard champ tony hawk shows he is still at the top of his game. on wednesday, the

hogan takes its himself and reads his arm a beaver defender at the 15 and scores on a 37-yard touchdownt's now 28-7 cardinal. oregon state punting out of their end zone. the danger is ty montgomery near midfield and waits behind one of his teammates and maneuvers his way through the beaver punt team. a 47-yard return. his second touchdown return of the season. they win 38-14 and they are 5-3 and 3-2 now in the pac 12. >>> cadets at the naval academy. they're jacked out of their minds for san jose state. second quarter midshipmen leading 7-3. joe gray rolls out and he connects with freeman. that's a 6-yard touchdown and san jose state is up 10-7 at this point. but then -- third quarter. navy ahead 24-17. run offends takes -- reynolds takes it himself. he rushed for 251 yards and three touchdowns. so navy wins 41-31 the spartans fall now to 3-4. >>> to the nfl. where one is the loneliest number. that you'll ever find and right now, the raiders are the only team without a win in the national football league. going for number one tomorrow in cleveland. and vern glenn is the only bay area te

through the beaver punt return team. that's a 47-yard touchdown. his second return of the season. 35-7 stanford and they win 38- 14. they are now 5-3 and 3-2 in the winnable pac 12. >>> cadets at naval academy and jacked out of their minds for san jose state. t, the midshipmen leading 7-3. the spartans' joe gray rolls out and connects with billy freeman. san jose state up 10-7. third quarter, navy ahead 24-17 and run ronald takes it himself for a two yard score and reynolds rushes for 251 yards and three scores. so navy wins 41-31. >>> to the nfl. where one is the loneliest number that you've ever heard. and for the raiders, it's especially true. they are the only team in the national football league to not win a football game. but they get cleveland tomorrow and that was where we find vern glenn. >> reporter: dennis i'm coming to you from the rock and roll hall of fame in downtown cleveland. and right next door is browns stadium. it's where the raiders are going to try and put a stop to this 0-6 record. now, the browns are favored by a touchdown.

we were the cleavers. >> hi beaver. >> hi mom. >> and jay was beaver. i was beavette. brianna was beaverly. we had howard family variety night. >> yeah, we would have game nights and we would -- >> yeah. >> --have, you know -- >> legitimately, the cleaver family. >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: but by 2012, those days were gone. frank and nancy were now empty nesters. ashley and her brother jay were each married and on their own. brianna was in college in nashville. >> you were so close with your kids. was it hard as one by one they started leaving the nest and going off to college? >> sure, yeah it was. i mean, i'm proud of 'em, but it was -- it was difficult. i mean, change is difficult. >> reporter: now nancy was often home alone. frank's work with his new client, a wealthy defense contractor, had him traveling to florida, california, even kuwait. >> there was a little bit more, you know, freedom or whatever. and -- and like i said, al -- a lot of it was work. and so you know, i was out there trying to kind of build it, and she was sitting at home.

they did a great job of completely wiping out beaver fever. [ laughter ] there's been like no cases,o reported cases of bieber fever. [ cheers and applause ] i can -- i'm willing to admit that i said beaver fever. [ laughter ] i know you're all saying, "did he know that he said beaver fever instead of bieber fever?" and i did. i know i did. and i'm willing to admit that, which i think means i'm coming down with a case of beiber fever. [ laughter ] that's probably why -- my inability to say that is probably why i could never get into his music. [ light laughter ] are you guys excited about the new apple watch? [ cheers and applause ] it's exciting. apple's new smart watch will provide walking directions through apple maps and will vibrate to let wearers know when they have to turn. it's also water resistant for when apple maps inevitably leads them into the ocean. [ laughter and applause ] which is good. they've thought ahead, which i think it's good that they thought ahead. in other tech news, a new survey says that two-thirds of americans have no interest in using mobile wallets on

. >> based on that, beaver creek policemen shot and killed him. he had the beebee gun in his hand and the cell phone still in his hand. on the other end of the line the mother of his two children and his own mother tressa. >> i heard him struggling to breathe. like go, you know, that gurgling type noise. when blood was in his throat. i heard him like crying and i heard the police officers. >> reporter: as customers panicked and scrambled for the exits, angela williams, a person with a heart condition, had a heart attack and died. >> he started this, he caused the death of two people. >> is there a way to hold the caller responsible? >> we believe that there's enough evidence and information there that the prosecutor could move forward with some type of charge against richie. >> did the call that they received, does that give the police justification to shoot him? >> absolutely not. that may give him calls to investigate. that may give them the call to come in and find out what's going on. if you come into walmart, and there are other people shoppi

today, the beaver has been replaced by cigarettes. tax-free gasoline and the hope you will get rich at the casino. 1812, redr the war of jacket echoed this. all the promises made by one president are handed down to the next. a little foolish in that thinking. we expect to comply with our engagements. we have persistently said this despite the french and indian war and the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. we have said we will still try to uphold our covenant chain relationships with the united states. you have heard our treaty with the united states. here is the wampum belt to confirm that treaty. red jacket was standing there in 1819 holding the george washington covenant belt. this holds our hands together. here is the parchment, also had the written paper. you know the contents. i will not open it. the tree of friendship is decaying, the symbol of our relationship is starting to fall. it says it is falling fast and it is your fault. what are you going to do about it? are you going to let it crash and destroy centuries of negot

the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all ac

today, the beaver has been replaced by cigarettes. tax-free gasoline and the hope you will get rich at the casino. 1819, after the war of 1812, red jacket echoed this. all the promises made by one president are handed down to the next. a little foolish in that thinking. we expect to comply with our engagements. we have persistently said this despite the french and indian war and the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. we have said we will still try to uphold our covenant chain relationships with the united states. you have heard our treaty with the united states. here is the wampum belt to confirm that treaty. red jacket was standing there in 1819 holding the george washington covenant belt. this holds our hands together. here is the parchment, also had the written paper. you know the contents. i will not open it. the tree of friendship is decaying. the symbol of our relationship is starting to fall. it says it is falling fast and it is your fault. what are you going to do about it? are you going to let it crash and destroy centuri

we can offer season passes vale, beaver creek, and park city.and park city is one of the top brands in all skiing. we couldn't be more excited. liz: how are those trending. when you talk to analysts and you talk to investors who want to know whether they should put it in they want to see how your sales of these lift tickets and these lift passes are really moving. >> absolutely. so we announced through the third week of september was that passes were up 13 percent? unites and 18 percent in sales dollars. in an industry that is growing very slow, that's incredible performance. it says, we're bringing more and more skiers and riders around the united states and around the world into the program. that's great news for us and skiers. liz: we have a comparison. so vale is 92 perfect day. kill inning ton 92. that's, vermont. people are going to kill me, but i don't like skiing on the east coast. it's too icy. park city 49. will park city prices get hiked now that family. >> not at all. our goal even though our season passes are that much more valuable

democratic challenger tom wolff was in the same region and visited rallys in washington,al gapey and beaver county today and squares off against corbett tuesday november 4. >> it was love and gratitude for an american hero lieutenant kernel aaronstein direct for tore kavk force and overseas operations tonight he reoutta knighted with wife and children and public officials and neighbors. >> more to come on "action news" tonight. police in indiana are investigating a neighborhood shooting and teenager laughter caused him his life. >> and residents of hawaii are warned to leave their home the >> and residents of hawaii are warned to leave their home the latest stats on the flu shot. at the bottom in job creation. massive cuts to education. and higher property taxes. under governor corbett, pennsylvania's been heading in the wrong direction. there's been no leadership and no vision. that's gotta change. as your governor, i will lead. and we'll move pennsylvania forward. we'll restore manufacturing jobs. close corporate tax loopholes. and make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. after

oh, doctor, with the pick, seatsetting up a beavers' touchdown.ps on the option. the nice stiff-arm there that could have been a face mask. put the cardinal back up 14--7. and mccaffrey, weaving through a forest. ty montgomery takes the punt, surveys the field. runs so fast but makes this look effortless. 50 yards and a 38-14 stanford win. san jose state and navy in annapolis, you have to do boot camp during the game. last year their quarterback ran for 240 yards and seven touchdowns. spartans trail 21-10 in the fourth quarter. gray to crowley. the navy players stopped on the play, and he was able to take it for a touchdown. reynolds, seven t tds, a mere three in this game, 251 yards rushying a navy wins. sharks trying to end the three-game skid against the 17 buffalo sabres. mcclellan, 1-5-2 record against buffalo and gets worse this afternoon. no score until the third. hodgson, camping out in front. 1-0 buffalo. two minutes later, gives up the rebound, and nicholas on the doorstep as the sharks drop their fourth straight. 2-1 the final. more col

. >> and they call that beaver tail. >> what? >> beaver tail. what it is. it's a meat, but it's your hamburger patty. we don't know what it is. >> they give it to us. we have no idea. a lot of people are going to keep you up, because they're going to be loud. you have to wake up like 3:00 for breakfast. two, three, hours later, you get time. >> when i first came in here, my time is like when you can't use the phone. you can use the phone, take showers, and you come out with everybody else in your unit, just get out yourself. >> you're in here to realize if you're hanging out with the wrong people, drugs ain't even really cool like that. i know, i did a lot. if you're going to go to school, just go to school. and don't worry about drugs. keep up with your homework, keep up with your assignments, and you've got to turn it in on your own. you've got a lot more important things to be spoking weed or whatever y'all was doing in the bathroom. because you've got a lot more to worry about. >> markert! grab a pillow. so you've never been in custody befor

an old coffee pot, some odd thing with a dial hanging on the wall, and a unique drawing of eager beaver, osh's mascot for years. >> this would have been close to one of his very first drawings of the eager beaver. >> reporter: the store was a chain flagship. it sits on once was a place where the bambino hit a home run during an exhibition game with lou gehrig. it's also a place where tonight charlie the locksmith unlocked one of the store's storied mysteries. >> this moment in history, hasn't been opened since 1987, right? so for almost anybody in the world that might just be shelves full of junk but for us it's a time can sule into a time before we were orchard supply hardware the way we are today. >> reporter: take a look, the president of osh took a look through some of the merchandise that is still here on the shelves. some of it, of course, obviously important to osh itself. some things that they will keep. let me show you something that's over here on the wall. raj and jess, when was the last time you heard something like this? >> we remember those well. >>> good evening, i'm mete

members of the ohio student association have occupied the police station in the town of beaver creeko protest the fatal police shooting of john crawford. a 22-year-old african-american, crawford was killed inside a walmart in august and a 911 call or falsely accused him of pointing a gun at customers. he had picked up an unloaded bb air rifle, which was on sale at the store. a grand jury declined to indict the officer who fatally shot him. 20 students slept in the lobby of the beaver creek police department. they are demanding the firing of the officer who shot crawford and criminal charges against the 911 caller whose account was contradict it by surveillance footage. ruled policege has and ferguson, missouri violated the constitution when responding to protests over the fatal shooting of michael brown. the case concerned the police practice of forcing protesters to remain in constant motion, telling them they were not allowed to stand still or that they were walking to slowly. the activist professor and writer betty reid mandell has died in massachusetts at the age of 89. known loc

, osh's mascot for years. >> this would be close to one of his first drawings of the eager beaver. >> reporter: the store was the chain's flagship. it sits on what once was a site of the place where the bambino hit a home run with lou gehrig, also the place where tonight charlie the lock smith unlocked one of the store's storied mysteries. >> and this little moment of history hasn't been opened since 1987, so for almost anybody in the world it might just be shelves full of junk, but for us it's a time capsule into a time before we were orchard supply hardware the way we are today. >> reporter: damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> a warning now for some voters in the east bay. double check those vote by mail envelopes. thousands were mailed tout to voters with the wrong election date on them. the real election date, tuesday, november the 4th. >> reporter: berkley voter noticed something odd about the return envelope for his vote by mail ballot, and he wasn't alone. >> i think there will be people who see november 5th and say that's the date i have to have it in by. >> seems a bit od

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. >>> beaver stadium will be rocking tonight, penn state plays ohio state at the top of the hour, andead coach james franklin not only needs his players to step up but he is counting on the 107,000 fans in white to be the x factor. >> we would love to have a huge home field advantage which i anticipate us having. i do think coming on the road in this type of an environment is going to be difficult and it will be challenging for them so i would love to see how many times our fans can get them to get a delay of game or jump off sides or whatever it may be. >> you can see penn state play ohio state only here on six abc at the top of the hour. >>> temple visiting central florida, what is going on here, is it spring break already? ucf students running in the lake in the middle of the campus. central florida running away with this game in the first half. temple trying to turn it around. samuel benjamin blocks the punt, takes it in for the touchdown. temple down 27-14 early third quarter. villanova, in quite the run since losing their first game today hosting morgan state quarterback john ro

and maybe up to beaver creek at about 7:49. nothing severe tonight. that could occur tomorrow. few showers tonight and wednesday morning in the metro. bus stop temperatures warm. 65 to 72. now take your umbrella if you're walking the kids to the bus stop. there will be light showers tomorrow. in the morning. yellow alert for thunderstorms, primarily in the late morning and afternoon are critical times. now that's for the metro. that's for fairfax. and prince georges county and charles county. earlier, if you're east, a little later if you're west of town. here's the flood watch. it covers much of the valley. does not include winchester. does not include petersburg and west virginia from midnight tonight until noon tomorrow. okay, future cast, we'll stop this at 6:00. you can see light showers in the metro. heavy activity is out in the valley. i mean heavy stuff. 8:00 getting hammered and up toward cumberland. temperatures in the 60s. mild across the board. by 9:30, a few showers. these big storms are getting closer to us. by about 9:30, and by noon, leesburg to manassas to fred

. >> reporter: joanne beaver is in her third month aspirin, between putting on a concert she had to manage expectations of 700 students, in the wake of staffing cuts at every level. just last week students here protested the district's state run school reform commission, after teacher contracts were terminated. philadelphia resident nathan morris says he is worried about music education. >> every year the school district of philadelphia gets cut, music programs and arts programs. it has been a struggle for the last ten years or so. >> reporter: today a moment to celebrate what philadelphia can do. >> they send me a difference in their lives and some of the people are still here. it is a challenge, all the time but it is all, all joyous. >> reporter: 200 students chosen to hear three alumni, three guys from philadelphia, chosing their old school just to hear back from the kids. >> the energy of what the kids are about and what they believe here is still the same. it feels good to be back. >> reporter: we asked the guys if anybody had asked them if they wanted to give back to the school dist

investigators say he lost control going around a curve on beaver dam road in harbison sussex county.he truck crossed the center line, hit the police car head on. rickrode and the police officers inside the car suffered injuries. >>> methodist church's highest court will decide later this month whether a minister who officiated at his gay son's wedding can remain a pastor. the reverend frank shafer was defrock ted last year and then he instated in june. that decision was then appealed to the church's highest court. the united methodist church bans ministers from performing same-sex marriages. >>> first responders from all around the country, they're remembering a philadelphia police officer killed in the line of duty. the annual battle of the badges basketball tournament, it's taking place in philadelphia this year. "eyewitness news" at the gus stein recreational center in east falls. this year's tournament is dedicated to the memory of officer moses walker. he was shot and killed after robbery after finishing up his shift in 2012. celebrities are among those supporting this tournamen

valley an area in the north of the park and many species that depended on this vegetation, such as beaversgrew scarce. to combat this problem different methods were adopted over the years to control the elk population, including trapping and killing them. finally, in a controversial move to restore the park's natural conditions, wolves were brought back into yellowstone after a 70-year absence. dr. crabtree: in 1995 and 1996 after 20 years of effort by a lot of organizations, wolves captured as social groups in canada were transported down, acclimated in pens and released. the fundamental question is, is the wolf gonna fit right back into the niche it once had or have things changed substantially enough to where their new niche is actually different than what it was at the turn of the century? narrator: scientists hoped that, as the top predator in the food chain, the wolf would control the population of elk and other herbivores and, therefore, the vegetation that these animals feed on such as willows, would be able to survive. since the return of the wolf the elk population has drasticall