it's called the buffalo -- bison -- buffalo. a bison. well, um, i call individual ones bison, but then like refer to them as the buffalo like a buffalo herd. that's just me. i like it that way. so is it bison or buffalo? >> if you want to be really correct, it's bison. but almost everybody calls them buffalo. >> reporter: no matter what you call it, this animal had tremendous impact on life in the old west. >> and the buffalo, of course, was a living wal-mart for the american indian. from that one animal, one historian counted almost 300 uses. >> reporter: mardell plainfeather is from the apsaalooke tribe, commonly known as the crow. she listed for me just some of the things the buffalo provided for her ancestors. >> from the meat, of course, they got their sustenance. and the hide provided clothing. the hair provided stuffing for the pillow. the tail was used as a fly swatter. the horn was made into a ladle. the hoofs were used as glue. the lining of the stomach was taken out and put on a tripod, and that was their boiling kettle. the b

and they are shocked and astonished that they find a buffalo because by this point most of the buffalo had been killed. they get to pallet barrow canyon and lo and behold they find out that a white guy owns it. a guy named charles goodnight owns the place. quanah does what you mean you own the place? it is one of those conversations you own this? what is own meant? own in what sense? was a god given to you? anyway that was to meet a great moment when you saw how fast a change because it was only a few years before goodnight literally owned it. he had hardwired in the panhandle through western oklahoma so anyway. i guess one more. you get the last shot. >> you talk a lot about the dogs that accompanied the comanches. were you describing a particular breed or were they mostly wolf or what? >> i don't know. that is a good question. i assume they were wolfish but i don't know. my favorite dog moment in the book was, there were two dog moment. at the battle of the river the dogs defended but the other one was there was a moment when, this is during the battle of lego canyon. they chased the

there were no buffalo there. there were no buffalo by mississippi. all they wanted was that. an interesting idea. they never did understand property. to some extent some indians still have trouble with private property. >> we have the five minute signal. maybe we will to another question. please go ahead. >> i was curious. it was a great book and i really appreciated. i learned a lot. what about palo duro canyon and how did that and form their society and talk a little bit about how that was the way you describe it, a fortress, an undiscovered place that white man did not know about. >> if any of you have seen it, 100 miles long and the second-biggest canyon. it became toward the end of the comanche arabs kind of ground zero. it has always been a winter camp, but it was just this unbelievably gorgeous river cut stream cut canyon cut place where you could hide. ultimately the red river war was fought a good deal in and out of palo duro canyon because it was such a great place to hide. but i think it -- they were nomads. so hysterically they would in depth in the canyon for win

los 3 amigos viajaban con ella fueron detenidos en buffalo. . >>> dígame, son ilegales como que no lose él que hizo el comentario. ystos son los criminales. >>> josé alberto hernández, el novio de guadalupe, iván villalobos están en el centro de detención de buffalo está detenida en la cárcel del condado de pittsburgh, los 3on mexicanos. las chicas tienen que pagar una fianza de 5.000 dólares por cada uno de sus amigos. y los 3 para jóvenes probablemente estarán detenidos hasta el lunes. >>> josé iván pueden llamarla del centro de detención hablamos con josé, dijo que fueron esposados en una camioneta, y que luego los fotografiaron y les tomaron las huellas digitales. hasta marcela recuerda el terror en l rostros de sus amigos. >>> me voy temblando. y me puse a llorar, porque. y hasta que puedan liberar a sus amigos. el servicio de inmigración sta ahora no respondió a nuestra llamadas. desde phoenix nueva jersey, noticiero telemundo. >>> una inesperada corriente. violenta línea de tornados que devastó tornados en oklahoma missouri y arkansas. desuyeron casas edificios y botes, y derrib

today there are about 450 buffalo soldiers buried at the presidio national cemetery.ng them sergeant william tompkins medal of honor recipient. go to cbs5.com. click on the i con to send me your good question. >>> okay. who is the one player you would pay most to see in the nba? that's a good question, ken. and word is out whether or not and word is out whether or not hue jackson ,, wow. it's really coming together. yep. this way, everyone will know about all our great discounts. safe driver, online, homeowner's -- more discounts than ever before. and they still get great service. ♪ ow! [ disco music plays ] ♪ whoa, yeah is it just me, or is it getting funky in here, huh? get your groove on, y'all! catch you on the flip side! i'd tell him the sign's not finished, but it would just break his funky little heart. more discounts, more ways to save. now, that's progressive. call or click today. will introduce hue jackson as >>> all right. set your clock everybody. 1:15. that is when the raiders will introduce hue jackson as their new head coach. the 45-year-old jackson has

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today there are 450 buffalo soldiers buried at the presidio national cemetery.hem sergeant william tompkins, medal of honor recipient. go to cbs5.com and click on the icon to send me your good question. >> i love good questions. >> all right. some people don't like pizza with pineapple on it. others don't like pizza named after a sex act. but that is not the only reason some don't like this new eatery. why they say the whole place is just in poor taste. all else, that means a press conference from . >>> the raiders have a new coach. but above all else, that means a press conference from al davis. what he had to say about his team's latest shakeup. >> and what it didn't have in foliage it made up for in spirit. tonight the city of concord is mourning the loss of one of its own. [ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >> i think we all know nothing quite as pleasant as having your creditor pay you a visit. chinese president tao arrived in washington for a state visit today. it comes amid tensions between the two powers over economic trade and security issues. china is offi

i have learned enough that while buffalo is a city for all seasons. it makes sense to visit in october rather than debris. today is not just in the day in october. it marks a significant anniversary. on october 18, john j. took the oath of office as our first chief justice. he presided over the court in its early years. he resigned his post as chief justice in favor of what he considered a far more prestigious position, governor of new york. i do not know if he would make the same decision today. [laughter] i would like to take this opportunity to extend a special thanks to the college president for making this this is possible and to the law center for this opportunity to have a public discussion with my former partners. discussions between judges and lawyers, practicing lawyers, are often a delicate matter. i do remember the stories i was told when a lawyer was arguing before an english judge. he began by saying, my lord, i have three arguments today. one is a winner for my client. the second one is evenly balanced. it might come out my way. it migh

you know, the buffalo weren't all killed until the indians were safely on reservations. and then it didn't take long. so i would say that red cloud made peace in 1868, and crazy horse didn't. he didn't sign that treaty, he didn't go live on a reservation, he didn't accept annuities or rations from the government, nor was he compelled to under the terms of the treaty. so he just took a different road as long as he could. >> [inaudible] >> i'm sure you've seen some reenactments. i know that the white people have done custer's last stand a few times, and it's been in the movies a lot. but i also understand that there's some indian reenactment now too. did you see them, and could you sort of compare the versions? >> hmm. [laughter] i have not seen the indian reenactments. that's a new thing. pine ridge and the ogallala have been doing it at pine ridge. they do do it out at the little bighorn, they've been doing it for many years. whites go out there and reenact this. there's a large community of custer buffs who are fascinated by this, by this, the spectacle of this war. it

tonight troy picked a fight with weber of the buffalo sabers. buffalo scores twice in the first.e in the second. and sharks take 36 shots, lose 3-0. buffalo wins for just the second time ever in san jose. >>> stanford's men basketball team is young but fearless. they traveled to tempe and put the clamps on the devils. josh owen shows them a thing or two. the cardinals they have 10 freshmen, zero seniors on the team. it's all josh, stanford wins on the road 65-41. cal loses in tucson. bears 0-2 in the pac10. >>> gail shot 61% against lnu. >>> edgar renteria signing with the reds. how about singletary interviewing for florida. >> oh, good,

tonight troy picked a fight with weber of the buffalo sabers. buffalo scores twice in the first. once in the second. and sharks take 36 shots, lose 3-0. buffalo wins for just the second time ever in san jose. >>> stanford's men basketball team is young but fearless. they traveled to tempe and put the clamps on the devils. josh owen shows them a thing or two. the cardinals they have 10 freshmen, zero seniors on the team. it's all josh, stanford wins on the road 65-41. cal loses in tucson. bears 0-2 in the pac10. >>> gail shot 61% against lnu. >>> edgar renteria signing with the reds. how about singletary interviewing for florida. >> oh, good, he landed on his feet. >>> and our coverage continues tonight on ktvu.com. thank you so much for joining us. have a good night everyone. >> good night.

in detroit the low was 5 today, and buffalo, new york, this evening will have snow and a temperature of 9 degrees. cynthia bowers has more on this latest arctic blast. >> reporter: it's hard not to shiver just looking at duluth, minnesota. high today, 0. all across wisconsin steaming hot water turned instantly into snow. in minneapolis, where it was 16 below yesterday, even hardy pond hockey players from ohio were complaining of the cold. >> cleveland's florida compared to this. >> reporter: it warmed up to 6 degrees in minneapolis today as the entire northeastern quadrant of the country remains in the grip of icy, arctic cold. on friday, 46 below in international falls, minnesota, 27 below in father oh, north dakota. and that brutal cold is now moving to the northeast where the temperature in buffalo, new york, tomorrow is expected to be 20 degrees below average. in hartford, connecticut and concord, new hampshire, 23 degrees below normal. bitter temperatures, yes, but not enough to bring down the raging fever of nfl fans. >> new york city will be crying themselves to sleep. >> repo

the buffalo he shot in the badlands still hangs in the north room of his new york home, sagamore hillfore he died, a "new york times" reporter asked him, how do you want to be remembered? he answered, "i want to be remembered as a man of the west,

later in the second buffalo power play, top shelf, blank the sharks 3 nothing. have to try even harder. >> yes they do. thanks larry. >> that's what is happening. "nightline"up next. >> i'm carolyn for larry and sandy thanks for joining us. >> i'm carolyn for larry and sandy thanks for joining us. >> have a good night. see you búbúbúbúgtoaoaos

apologized to the buffalo either. but they are sorry about it. >> you would not have wanted me to be a full blood because would have been along with crazy horse. >> at a bunch of them that were in a fighting mood but they all what he did. they all came in and gave up. by which what that meant at the time was to live on a reservation. [inaudible] the patriot from wounded knee was sand creek was one of the biggest before the other one. that was one of the real big battles, sand creek. >> that one, i wouldn't call that a battle. i would call it a massacre for sure. >> massacre, what's new? they had wanted me and they went out and had gatling done. one indian started screaming in the air. >> two examples you just cited are ones that i would certainly agree are something that deserve apology and in fact i think both of those have received apologies. >> you don't see them giving much of the american indian. i rest my case. >> one more. >> last question. >> in your research, to you, what was the most startling or most surpri

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>> i'm making a buffalo chicken pizza called the buffalo beast i. love that. adding bleu cheese? there as well. >> butter. on pizza? >> two -- >> simple. >> simple. i know it is. >> butter on pizza? >> reg rather bleu cheese and crumbling bleu and celery. >> did you not? >> i did. >> a little crunch factor. i love it. texture. i'm going to steal that in my restaurant. >> please do. chicken, very crispy. >> buffalo chicken pizza pie. >> yes. >> all right. you go tat. have some fun. >> thanks, man. >> what do we have? i feel like i'm in hawaii. >> there's a little hawaii. it is gorgonzola with thinly sliced pineapple. after it comes out of the oven drizzling of finely aged balsamic vinegar. >> warm tones, riches in and acidity. i see what you're going for. totally psyched. >> i have to wait until it's done. >> okay. >> i have to stand here until it's -- >> i like the crust. little bubbles. looking good. you can see the air bubbles. >> i'm kind of shocked, but thank you. >> all right. >> over here we're going traditional here, spike. >> and look at this. >> i'm going to did a fresh

and i remember someone calling and saying, i'm calling from sunni buffalo. what's your name? i said, i'm phyllis bennis. bennis, oh, my god? are you related to warren bennis? yeah, he's my uncle. we call him warren the snake because we don't trust him. it was very funny, and it became a big issue at the time. but i think now he agrees a great deal with my perspective on -- maybe not in every detail, but the idea of changing the world, i think, is very important to him. >> host: this is booktv's in depth. our guest is phyllis bicep in addition. -- bennis. 202-737-0001 for eastern and central time zones. teresa from middletown, connecticut, you are first up. please, go ahead. >> caller: yes, and thank you. regarding afghanistan, i've always had a problem with our invasion of afghanistan. it seemed wrong to punish the people in afghanistan for osama bin laden being there. our military leaders insist we must stay and fight in afghanistan because that's where al-qaeda laid the plans for 9/11, but i also found it very hard to believe that a bunch of al-qaeda militants doing boot ca

buffalo scored three goals off the bat and before you know it, their coach became the 16th coach in nhl history to win 500 games. sharks dropped 4-6. and the folks in san jose, used to be a love aware, they were booing tonight. >> okay. >>> have a good night everybody. see you tomorrow.

buffalo scored three goals off the bat and before you know it, their coach became the 16th coach in nhls. sharks dropped 4-6. and the folks in san jose, used to be a love aware, they were booing

one burly buffalo looking for hooves and hot breath because the skin is not yet numb and the lights are not yet flickering, i will continue to sip at my hot tea and stare at the dust-colored noon. one white dasha screams with the brilliance of red. can you hear them, the melodious intent, the glimmering mood in their eyes. face stitched by seam, a garment i have sewn to my skin. whatever remains of el gubenchi's 1932 cairo studio recording lives between the old cobblestone quarter and my still-warm mahogony ear. i should have gotten up to shake his hand, this uncomfortable tension between me and god. medina, its streets adorned with smells from the bazaar, yet i have chosen to adorn myself in the still concrete of columns. i am for the transcription of the arabic. in the morning, he howled the song in the name of his father, perhaps new fathers weep at the birth of their sons. do not cry for leila or for him, but drink the red wine and grow your love doublely, one for the ruby in the cup, the other for its rouge on your cheek. bombs rape the eyes of the sleeping assyrian gods. as if it

when moving to new york city from that state buffalo i was in awe at the diversity and the acceptance and tolerance of people and it was the first time that i met people who are jewish it was the first time that i saw people from south asia and seeing the diversity and seeing how people were really able to coexist and live side by side was really incredible and. i really found myself immediately calling myself a new yorker. i first heard of the international company when there was an article in the new york sun about it i was wary of it because i have seen over and over that there are problems but go along with instruction of arabic i'm trying to raise awareness. my initial concerns about the k.g.b. were two fold one that our destruction brings with it an air of this ideology is politics and the other is the prince with the radical islamic. ideology in other words religion and politics. it was obvious to everybody this was going to be a controversial school you cannot have a school teaching arabic in new york city post nine eleven and not know that it's going to be controversial debbi

. -- of the day -- of buffalo -- of a flow of traffic. the old housing, how is this affecting -- these houses are getting older and they feel that there is a way to fix this. there is a way to make this better. when my friends come over from different cities and from san francisco, they are always amazed at the beauty of park merced. they see these quiet areas and that is where people want to raise their families. i am just helping -- i am against this plan, and i hope that everything works out well. >> thank you. [applause] >> good evening. i thank you for the opportunity to speak my thoughts on this subject. i was hurt when one of the speakers, aaron, he has given so much and seems to think only people living here have a right to speak. she should not have spoken that way. [applause] at the same time, there are people who do not know much about this project and what is happening in this part of town. this should be put through the initiation process so each resident can vote on this in general elections. they will all be effected by wha

this is cherry creek not far from buffalo, firefighters were helping to put this out to it is an old building made of wood. no one was hurt investigators are now trying to figure out how this fire started. >> gorgeous sunny skies this afternoon, a look over san francisco not a cloudless sky temperatures on the warm side. mostly in the upper 60s out there today. the overnight hours, more areas of fog tomorrow especially dense fog including the north bay. warm again tomorrow changes to come this weekend. we'll take a look at your extended forecast in a moment. fog tracker for tomorrow the central valley fought persistent this time of year. it will carry in the delta at a little bit more than what's been showed. concord will be affected, fairfield and vallejo was well. that will continue to about 11:00 in the morning even though fog tracker is starting to scale it back. let's take a look at those flopfog clearing *. fog of livermore about 10:00 and fog in the north bay made the rounds san jose. that will clear up about 10:00 a.m.. it will fog from our bay shore. temperatures tomorrow mo

many people live on bungalows -- in buffalo's on stilts. >> -- bungalows on stilts. >> they have said the slightly. >> today was bad. tomorrow is certain to be worse. >> a million people are affected after days of on seasonal monsoon rain. the cities are suffering worse. nearly 20,000 people are misplaced. >> when you are company lehman range from land access, rescue by air is a welcome the prospect. the air force has been locating some of those in need. some parts of the eastern seaboard have had their highest rainfall ever recorded. about 160,000 acres, the crop has been ruined. about 50 or a reservation -- irrigation reservoirs have burst their banks. some are filling up and posing a danger to those living nearby. this man was the commander until seven years ago. it fell to him on wednesday to distribute supplies to affected people. 180,000 are in displacement camps and a lot of people are suffering. the government and relief agencies are sending food and medicine into many places. people have told us they have seen no sign of aid from the government. they have set up camps on thei

trades made in t midst of a season because he start the season as a starting running back for the buffalo bills and they picked him up because they meed a running back in the worst way out there and it came at the most opportune time. there's no question about that. eight or nine broken tackles to seal the game and to upset the new orleans saint, the defending champion, that's pretty cool stuff. >> rose: let me take a look at it. here it is one more time. >> look at this run! what a run! >> he's dancing his way to a touchdown! >> rose: i mean, what's stunning about it is of the stiff arm, too. you have ever seen a stiff arm better than that gigave peter back in the locker room. he used to work for the "cincinnati enquirer" when i played for the bengallies and he asked all the tough questions about the relationship with my head coach and i gave the stiff arm. >> rose: you have seen a better stiff arm than, that peter? >> i haven't, and i think the amazing thing is you don't practice stiff arms now. i go to training camps and you never see that. i mean, that is a natural thing that you just

get nothing and like it and final 3 nothing buffalo.tional speech did not pay off. >> unfortunately. maybe next time. thanks very much. that's this edition of 7 news for larry and sandy and thanks for watching we appreciate your time and see you in an hour

so i'm thankful to god for sparing our lives, our buffalo was safe. okay, our crops will come back but there are people who've lost a lot more. >> reporter: for these worst affected flood victims, most in the downstream sindh province- life is likely to remain on hold for several months, even years. >> i think problems that we have to deal with are basically over the next year or two, help people back on the land, help them stay away from diseases as much as they can, help with their food needs, help gets the kids to school help them get over this winter. >> reporter: and ironically-amid all this flooding, kamal says pakistan faces a water shortage over the long term-thanks to inefficient use of groundwater on its farmsland and the accelerated melting of himalayan glaciers that feed its rivers. at stake is not just the fresh water supply she says, but the very food security of this large, complex nation >> lehrer: fred's report was a partnership with the pulitzer center on crisis reporting and the undertold stories project at saint mary's university i

you got buffalo chicken meatballs. >> buffalo chicken wing balls, a little bleu cheese sauce, a little> that's an unusual trick. >> we keep it simple. >> jimmy: yeah? >> we start with ingredients. we add love. ooh, you got an extra cocktail for me? i'm going to make one. i'm making one right now. >> while you're sipping on that, do you want to -- >> jimmy: how do you guys know each other? >> 13 years old, high school together. >> high school sweethearts. [ laughter ] >> working as delivery boys when we were 13 years old. >> jimmy: is that right? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and you got together? >> tell them the truth, man. >> jimmy: how did you get into making meatballs? >> how did we get into making meatballs? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, meatballs are delicious. they're simple. everybody loves a meatball. who doesn't love a meatball? >> jimmy: so it was more of a business move? like, i think everyone would like it? >> everybody loves a meatball, you know? >> jimmy: how did you know you could make them well? >> it was, like, some opportunity to showcase these great ingredients that we've b

. >>> snow around the great lakes on i-90 from chicago to buffalo. slippery on i-94 from the twin cities to detroit. wet on i-10 and 20 from texas to alabama. out west, from i-5 from seattle to portland, snow on i-nount in the northern rockies. >> if you're flying expect delays in seattle, minneapolis, chicago, houston and new orleans. >> the woman accused of snatching a newborn in a new york hospital in 1987 is raising that baby as her own is finally showing her face. >> ann pettway will face charges in federal court. >> reporter: carlina white had one wish, to find the woman who allegedly abducted her 21 years ago, raising her as her own. >> i just hope at that officials get her in their hands, so, we can hear her sid story now. >> reporter: ann pettway finally turned herself into police in bridgeport, connecticut. pettway allegedly disappeared last week from her north caro on was on probation for embezzlement. now the fbi and the nypd will both question her on the abduction of carlina white. it's a cold case that going back to 1987. carlina was ta