>> chasing the buffalo. >> now the herd number nearly 400,000.has taken a generation but the specious is no longer in danger. a vivid reminder of what this country came so lows close to losing and a stunning example of how these efforts to save an enduring symbol of the west has prevailed, despite a scandalous past. >> beautiful, beautiful. "america tonight's" chris bury. washington, d.c. is marking its 125th anniversary celebrating the bison. in fact, the zoo will reveal its new bison habit. anof the stories you havseeno here tonight, log on to r website, aljazeera.com/americatonight. you can also join the conversation on our twitter or our facebook page. good night and we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow including our special report on the water wars that are brewing out in nevada. thanks for joining us. >> an eye opening america tonight special report. >> have you ever seen anybody get shot? >> one year later, correspondent christof putzel returns to the streets of chicago. >> i don't like walk ouno more... >> why is that? >> a lot o

buffalo bills fans are worried the group could relocate the team to toronto.cklash against bon jovi has grown to the point that some bars in buffalo are refusing to play his music. on sunday he wrote an open letter to bills fans, pledging to make the team a success in buffalo. he writes know how much the bills mean to the region. i want you to hear this from me. i'm not risking it all to let you down. however, nowhere in the letter does he directly state that he will not move the team from buffalo. >>> when we return, extreme marriage vows. we'll meet the couple who said "i do" 12,000 feet in the air. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisinfo.com to get your complimentary q&

it was like a buffalo hunt. we came up behind the soldiers. we slipped our bow strings over the soldiers' heads and jerked them off their horses, pounded them with clubs and took their guns. and we counted -- which means to touch an enemy with a stick. you're not brave. why are you here? you did not bring enough soldiers. you better go back and get more. 40 men will die in this race with death through a gauntlet of hell. they get to the river crossing. horses plunge off the bank, crash into the stream. flounder, and men drowned. warriors on top of the ridges rain bullets into the crossing. ladies and gentlemen, the river was red with blood. this was war. it wasn't cowboys and indians. it wasn't john wayne. it was war. reno scratches and thrashes across the river, climbs out on to the bank. gets on top of the high ground five miles to the south of us. this road will take you right to it. he is a fractured commander and his battalion is whipped and demoralized. about 10 minutes later, captain benteen approaches reno on the high bluff after scout

like the buffalo bills? >> guest: the league acts like a league and i don't think they want to be encouraged to do anything other than what they want to do. but i think my responsibility is to continue to advance compelling data that shows the blackout rule is obsolete and they are protecting something that is against themselves economically and all of the data bears that out. it isn't a question of if. it is a question of when. and i think the league will come along and support this. and that is why the fcc action is important. they voted umaniously and we will take final action at the end of the year. >> host: how does this affect buffalo? >> guest: you have a team that is the second smallest market base in the league. it has a loyal fan base despite how well they play. they say the stadium has good bones and it can be retrofitted. it is undergoing renovation right now. the capacity is 73,000 and they have to sell out 73,000 seats in order to be able to watch the game. in buffalo and other smaller market a

buffalo, the market,mallest team, the league averages 67,000. things like luxury seating, advertising, in accordance with the bargaining agreement, revenues that have retained exclusively by the team. we believe that the blackout rule is obsolete. it doesn't serve the purpose anymore. given the merchandising. why would a team not want their to tens ofd thousands of people? we think the blackout rule is obsolete. the fcc took the first move. they will vote at the end of this year. we believe the nfl will follow. >> the nfl has final say on whether or not this happens. >> they do. the fcc would remove government support for it. senator blumenthal and i've introduced legislation, the fans act. we think we have some leverage. we think the economics will drive the issue in the nfl will realize it is in their best interest to do away with the blackout rule altogether. since 2009, over 100 games have been blacked out. , communitiesms that support their teams. not only through emotional commitment, but also through taxpayer dollars and stadium reconstru

how does this affect buffalo? >> guest: well, you know, you have a team that's the second smallest market in the league. it has a very, very loyal fanarl s of the performance of the team. ralph olson stadium, it's an older stadium. they say it has good bones and, therefore, it can be retrofitted time and again. it's currently undergoing about $100 million renovation today, but the stadium capacity is 73,000. so they have to sell out 73,000 seats regardless of the performance of the team in order to be able to watch the game. so in because of low and other smaller -- in buffalo and other smaller market area, we disproportionately get blacked out. so ten of thousands of people are denied access visually from their team. and what we would argue is that actually hurts the team because this is all about reaching frequency. and if you're denied access to the brand, you're less likely to buy the jersey, to see the in-stadium advertising and the kinds of things that really drive the economics of the nfl. we think, again,

in buffalo, they have a name for it. kelly tough. >> there is jim kelly. >> reporter: at last night's nfl hall of fame game, a somewhat frail version of the always tough jim kelly was on the sidelines as an honorary captain of his beloved bills. kelly is fighting cancer for the second time in two years. >> i've been through pain a lot. but nothing like this. beautiful day. >> reporter: yet kelly was on the field for his annual football camp just a few weeks back. most players of his status usually show up, sign a few t-shirts, take a few photos, then move on. not kelly. >> kelly tough. >> there's no way that i was going to let any of those kids down. i wasn't the participant that i was in the past. hurry up. i can see you. but i was able to get out there, though, and run around. i just love it. >> i've got to take a break. >> reporter: but even more important to kelly was his being able to attend a week of activities for families of children. the family started this retreat called hunter's hope because their own son lost

we got into buffalo. i had never been to buffalo. >> jimmy: did you see buffalo? other side of the border of buffalo. and i drove through a bit of it. i have a conversation with people. all i know about buffalo is the bills are there. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> that's all i know about american football. i said, the only conversation i could come up with in buffalo is, this lovely woman who was helping us was, so, the bills might be going to toronto, i hear. and she gave this incredibly we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ]allergy . . you've become deaf to the sound of your own sniffling. your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you can clear a table without lifting a finger... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. claritin doesn't start working until hour 3. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ ♪ oh, mannn... it's the perfect moment... ...just her... ...the ball... ...the goalie... ...and the sun?! no.

it was really great hardship. ,fter the buffalo went away then what? where do the people have to go? they were able to sustain themselves in her own communities. were not able to sustain themselves in their own communities. there were no resources for them. on the newworking cattle ranches that were developing at that point, and some did that. many along the highlands of montana, all the way to the north dakota border. towns ande small enclave populations of little this daybe people to got work on local ranches or agricultural work, but there were a lot of folks who were not able to find network. there were only so many kinds of jobs like that. they were still living in a band environment -- and environment. the cohesiveness of those family relationships, they knew nothing else. they had to disperse because large populations cannot live together. there were no resources for that. bands would go off to different areas and they would live on the outskirts of these newly forming anglo american communities. would pitch their lodges intense next to the dump

and music from the white buffalo with cleto and the cletones. and now, simply put, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. thank you very much. i'm jimmy. hi, everyone. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate that. my voice is breaking. we've been off for two weeks. we had a two-week vacation, which is nice for me because i have a baby at home. we have a baby girl. she's great. she's a lot of fun. but i'm a little worried about her. she is 6 weeks old. she still isn't potty-trained. [ laughter ] she goes to the bathroom on herself. that's very unsanitary. it's good to be back here in hollywood where it's clean. [ laughter ] did you watch the emmys last nights? that's the reason i have no voice tonight. last night was the 66th annual emmy awards. an night of which all of television makes beautiful, sweet love to itself. and i took the subway to the emmys last night. how many of you just found out we have a subway in l.a. from

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put the buffalo bills on ebay or something. you can be an owner or buy a share.'ll get the fun of bragging you're an owner. that's how the green bay packers are owned. our executive producer, even she owns a share. so do i. the cost, up $200 a share. when i cheer for the packers, i cheer for my own team, one that i own. not somebody else's team. if the buffalo bills are put up for sale to the fans, i think the shares would sell in less than 24 hours. test test a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain. and it's not a narcotic you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the

they were met by a large party of individuals who had come down from buffalo, and basically what johnson county had done was form a posse to react to what was going on, and they put them under siege. prior to the invasion, governor barbour who had also been informed of the invasion and basically was in on the plans had issued an order to the county sheriffs that the wyoming state militia could only be called out by the governor. he sent a telegraph himself, but the telegraph was to president benjamin harrison. it just said a state of insurrection existed in johnson county. he didn't explain how the insurrection had come about and who was in on it, but he asked for the army to be deployed from fort mckinney, which is outside of buffalo. he was worried at that point that this was going to become not only a colossal scandal, and there is almost no hope at that point that it wasn't going to become a colossal scandal, but that what was going to occur was that the law enforcement authorities in johnson county were actually going to override and storm these forces and probably kill them. that r

the rollins to buffalo road was one of the main roads north of union pacific to the power river basin north of wyoming filling up with cattle from buffalo to the northern part of the state down south to rollins and the southern part went through casper and right past jimmy's store. the cattle business was booming, april's location would be a good place to serve local customers. he followed a quarter section, 160 acres of land and doug an irrigation ditch. was at various times postmaster, notary public and justice of the peace. helen watson, ten years younger, joined the monthly water in spring of 1886. she was from kansas where she married at 18 and divorced her abusive husband two years later. here she is with her first husband from western history center. april probably -- they followed that spring to a marriage license but when they actually got married is unclear. when they got married is unclear. by the summer of '89 he had a store, a house, stable, icehouse and chicken coop on the property. this are low, small, dare rude buildings. it was also a 7. would have sold cartridges, ba

>> no, i don't think anything in buffalo's worth a billion bucks.lo wild wigs, they have a market -- wings, they have a market cap of almost $3 billion. they help jon bon jovi sweeten his offer, they rename the team the buffalo wigs, and they promise never to move it under the tagline don't let the wigs fly. [laughter] my twitter handle's right back there -- melissa: i love it. okay, real quick, they probably should have seen this coming. it'll state university hosting a hashtag on twitter soliciting questions for the crustacean-stealing quarterback. good idea? bad idea? >> the bad idea is asking a gator to comment on florida state. [laughter] okay, you have a heisman trophy winner accused of shooting out windows, sexual assault and stealing. how good of an idea could it be? melissa: bruce, you're the best. thank you. i hope you're making "money" today. liz is next. ♪ ♪ liz: investors on edge or now comfortable with crisis? which of the world's top spots has the power to peter out the market? this as the dow brushes up against the wreak-even point f

the new york giants beat the buffalo bills tonight in the hall of fame game. a close score. >> i am sure it will not be the last loss for the buffalo bills. it is all uphill from here. >> turning 53 years old. learning how you can send him a >> obama celebrates his birthday tomorrow. the white house did not release his birth they plan. he played golf and there is a link on his facebook and twitter account. of the threee one birthday cards to send to the commander-in-chief. he will be busy with the u.s.-africa >> looking over the shoulder and it seems like there is a line of storms. >> there is a line of storms. see the heaviest clusters in the individual storms with the outflow down here. that is the term. it is a weak cold front and you see it. behind that, a cluster of storms. they are not severe. they could still have hefty rain amounts. we have friday and saturday and hot and humid. a great cold front brings up nice weather going into thursday and friday. >> the overnight lows are at 68 degrees. not that at all. all right. stay with us. there is more ahead

domino's would buy buffalo wild wings. >> that's what i mean. >> domino's buying buffalo wild wings.> we'll see. we'll see. >> domino's up about 8% so far this year, buffalo wild wings pretty much unchanged this year. >>> smith and weston set to report earnings after the bell. is this the booming gun sales that started in 2008 finally beginning to fade? let's bring in brian -- brine been, you've been on the show, you've been bullish and very right, by the way, on smith & wesson for years. any reason to change your thesis? >> i think the environment drives what you're seeing here. kind of building the arsenals. i think it's a market driven on trepidation. i ran in the bomb, whether it's the red chinese with their antiaccess, antidenial in the south china sea, you've got hamas, hezbollah, a world full of trepidation, and we've seen gun sails. it's plateaued through july, the gross numbers are 12 million down about 500,000, still plateauing. there's a lot of trepidation, country music is one of the biggest booming venues and music, a little over 13% of the market share. it's very patrio

>> chewing it. >> needs water buffalo dentures here. >> i think so. >> this horse is, like, that's nothe feeding trough. that food is presented to the horse by -- look when the camera moves. that's another horse. >> you got to try this. >> like mouth to mouth, like birds feeding each other. this is like -- ♪ this is the night ♪ a wonderful night >> lady and the tramp. they can put their hoovs on the glass to touch. >> you complete me. ♪ >>> if you're super into fitness, what you want to stay away from are the cup cakes. you know -- >> i never claimed to be super into fitness. i love cup cakes. >> this was put together by running late. these guys set up a cup cake stand outside the gym. >> free cup cake today? >> the gym goers went in, like, hey, how about a little cupcake. >> sure, totally free. >> i can't say i wouldn't take it. >> take one, and i'll get back to the car. >> come on, why not, you'll work it offing right? >> probably not. >> i love them, whatever. >> on the way out, we have short bread, pie. >> one bite. >> that was the greatest bite of cup cake i've seen ate out of the

>> guest: new york buffalo. i graduated from there and i was born and raised in buffalo. >> host: talk about your influences. you come from a divorced household. your mother cared for you and your father was in your life? talked to me about that and how it relates. as it relates to president obama and how he talks about fathers. >> guest: i grew up in a home but only where my father had a huge amount of influence even though he didn't live with us my parents were divorced when i was younger but my father had visitation rights three or four days a week, weekends, holidays, he was a presence in my life coaching little league baseball and things like that. but i also have an extended family .-full-stop strong intact families that was just quite common. everywhere i looked whether it was my church, extended family, i saw men all around me that went to work in suits and ties. it was just the norm. i have too many role models to o count but my father was very much a part of that. and my mother, despite the diverse alw

. >>> tempers flaring at the buffalo bills training camp. >>> and an idaho woman's electrifying close call. good morning to you. i'm richard lui. following the death of james foley at the hands of isis militants. word now on an attempt to try to save them. a special forces troop was sent to syria earlier this summer. he was part of a secret mission to save hostages like foley, but the hostages could not be found. meanwhile, the u.s. continues air strikes against targets in iraq and vows to be relentless to do what must be done to protect americans. brian mooar is in washington, d.c. what more do we know about this secret mission that you're hearing. >> richard, we're learning that commandos slipped over the border engaged in a bloody firefight with isis troops. one american was injured but none of the hostages were anywhere to be found the four radical islamists executed james foley. his participants had pleaded with the u.s. government to save him and others held hostage by the terror group isis. >> jim was a great american. and he believed in the very best of our country. >> reporte

national buffalo wing eating contest is taking place august 31st. coca-cola field in buffalo. joe, of course, will be there eating all of these things. are you going to -- you're not going? >> i want -- >> it will be televised by espn3 last year more than 500,000 wings were consumed during the two-day festival. that's no joke. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. centurylink your link to what's next. chocolate, soybeans, thisand apricots. made with what kind of chef comes up with this? a chef working with ibm watson, on the cloud. ingredients are just data. watson turns big data into new ideas. and not just for food. watson is working with doctors and bankers to help transform their industries. today there's a new way to

. >> today after the bears released jordan homered espn reports the buffalo bills have signed him.rs' opening regular- season against buffalo. >> it is a dark and stormy day in parts >> it is a dark and stormy day in parts of chicago. e. mereh x ta.at with storms moving through the area appeared take a look at what our sports coupe captured on video. those dark clouds appear very ominous. they're in quite a bit of the chicago area. >> right at the moment most of the off storms of pushed into lake michigan and into parts of northwestern indiana. most of it has crossed over into indiana. still have a little bit of punch to them. maybe even some small hill. >> we had a very interesting morning. those ominous clouds and rain that steve was talking about pushing through a few hours ago there were some severe thunderstorm warnings. they did reach the threshold to be called severe. all the warnings of since expired. our temperatures above 72 degrees. notice plenty of heat down to the south. some of the areas still being addressed to be careful. >> to our current temperatures around the ar

buffalo soldiers fought with mcarthur in korea. and daniel chappy james flew p-51st and later f-80 jets in support of troops on the ground. later he became the first american four star general. perhaps i would have been charles young, born in 1964, the third african-american to graduate from west point, the first african-american to attain the rank of colonel. while in san francisco, he was pinlted first acting superintendent in general grant national parks. no, i couldn't have been a superintendent then. that was too long ago. but i can be one now. and as i continue to educate myself about all the contributions that african-americans in time of war had done, something peculiar began to happen to me. something peculiar began to change. when i looked at those old black and white movies again, i couldn't hear that voice anymore. my love affair with those all black and whites were rekindled. i began to love those old fighter movies once again. and this is the most peculiar part. not just the ones about black fighters. i began to embra

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>> buffalo wings? i do love buffalo wings. i would order it on a date. but it's gross, discusting, yucky. let's face it, as the girl, you don't want to be miss press. you want to be the rock star. >> yes. >> so i think if i was going out on a date, i would absolutely and you get it all over it, kind of breaks down a barrier. then, you know, as the woman, you're also looking at the dude. like does he still think i'm cute with all of this gross rib sauce, or chicken wings or any of that. >> all right, so make yourself as discusting as possible, and then if he still likes you, then you have got a winner, is that right? >> exactly, yes. >> nothing worse than taking someone out and -- did we just lose jen? >> no. >> nothing worse, though, than when they don't eat anything. i mean, nothing. you know the person has to sustain life. >> right. >> but you don't want -- i was always worried about making a bad impression or eating something that would possibly spill all over myself. >> i wouldn't order something messy not on first date. >> i'm kind of digging jen, t

. >>> tempers flared at buffalo bills' training camp. >>> and a woman's electrifying close call. it's thursday, august 21st. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. breaking news and good news. the u.s. doctor hospitalized with ebola is going home. dr. kent brantley contracted the virus in liberia earlier this month. he was evacuated out. brantley was taken to atlanta's emory hospital. he showed a remarkable and sudden improvement. he is expected to speak at a news conference later today. >>> we'll also get an wrupt on nancy writebol. she is also being treated at emory for the ebola virus. >>> new information on the savage ebbing cougs of u.s. journalist james foley. word on an attempt to save him. u.s. officials reveal a special forces troop was sent to syria earlier this summer. it was part of a secret mission to save hostages like foley, but the hostages couldn't be found. meanwhile, the u.s. continues air strikes against isis targets in iraq and the president vowed to be relentless to do what must be done to protect americans. >>> nbc's brian moore i

put the buffalo bills on ebay or something. you can be an owner or buy a share.fun of bragging you're an owner. that's how the green bay packers are owned. our executive producer, even she owns a share. so do i. the cost, up $200 a share. when i cheer for the packers, i cheer for my own team, one that i own. not somebody else's team. if the buffalo bills are put up for sale to the fans, i think the shares would sell in less than 24 hours. >>> coming up, we have big news about 2016. that's next. >>> let's speed read the news. a team of international investigators got to the malaysian air crash site. the remains of victims have been lying in a field for two weeks. >>> a dr. carson telling the washington times he has selected houston businessman terry giles to be his 2016 campaign man. >>> and it could take several more days after a giant water main break in los angeles to repair it. workers are working to shore up the huge hole. and that is tonight's speed read. before we go, a happy 29th birthday to major general bob scales. see you monday at 7:00 p.m. good night

glor: football is back, tonight is the first preseason game of the year, the new york giants and the buffalos at the hall of fame game in canton, ohio. this weekend was also the hall of fame induction ceremony. and it featured a moving speech from ex-bill andre reed paying tribute to former teammate jim kelley. >> my career didn't take off until something called the k gun came out of nowhere. [ applause ] >> andre reed played 15 seasons with the buffalo bills, the best of them catching passes from the man who watched his induct shun last night. >> the toughest individual i have ever met in my life is jim kelley, number 12. [ applause ] >> jim kelley traveled to ohio this weekend in the middle of a cancer battle that has captivated football fans across the country. first diagnosed last year, his cancer came back this spring. he just finished an intense round of chemotherapy and radiation, losing 50 pounds in the process. through it all his family has posted powerful pictures and videos online. fans and teammates have all been watching. >> there is a reason why i am standing here today. >> you

he goes to left like a buffalo and dances with wolves. no doubter over the wall. that was his 516th homer of his career. the angels have won their third straight against the a's and have a three-game lead. >>> giants fans loved playing the brewers tonight. pence in the first puts the giants up 3- 0 with this single up the middle. had a 3-4 night with 3 rbi's. 5-1 giants in the 3rd when pagan does this. three for five with a single, double and triple. 8-2 already when posy does this. a triple. he finished the five 5 night 5-5. he had a walk off yesterday, two homers the day before. giants roll 13-2 over the brewers. >>> now no fault of his own 49er though have been waiting anxiously. smith will is to sit out nine games this upcoming season. goodell gave him four games for substance abuse and the rest for personal conduct. the 49ers said we will continue to support him but it's time to pit this matter behind us and focus on the season ahead. >>> high school football time . hollywood south taking on a team out of sacramento. bob la deucer is the man. the boys from co

bringeth to me thine spiciest wings of buffalo. >>> temple football is a doozy. at vanderbilt they played big games last season. they hope that it helps. >> some of the kids have been to penn state. it was a great thing last year and a great thing this year. some of the freshmen will be scared. we are in a different place now. we are challenge the guys to face their fears. it okay to be nervous. >> there is another hextall they signed brett the winger. that is how i got my job here my papa is rick williams. >>> and my cousin is venus williams. >>> they help to corral thebee at the williams match. no one was stung. that is sports. >>> thank you, ducis rodgers. they are used to handling large amount was water to put out flames. the als, ice bucket challenge should have been no problem. >> one, two, three. >> yikes. that is seven members of the fire department getting soaked outside of headquarters. derek sawyer challenged them after taking it himself on saturday. >>> and i say i am doing it tomorrow by the wy. thank you very much. >>> finally. >>> and jimmy kimmel

buffalo soldiers fought with mcarthur in korea. and daniel chappy james flew p-51st and later f-80 jets in later chappy became the first african-american four star general. perhaps iyo could have been charles young the third african-american to dprgraduate from west point and the first to obtain the rank of colonel and he was appointed the first acting superintendent of sthat but i can be one now. as i continue to educate myself about all of the contributions that afr iican-americans in tim of war hadga done. something peculiar began to happen to me. something peculiar began to when change. when i looked i at the old bla and white movies again, i couldn't hear that voice my anymore. my lover affair with those old black and whites was rekindled.r i began to love those old fighters movies once again. not just the ones about black fighters, i began to embrace them all. i began to embrace the leather a necks but i can to embrace the . dirty dozen and the black sheep. i think what had change me was that i had found my place there. histo

professor craig detweiler, buffalo begin to that, what do you teacher at pepperdine? >> guest: i am a school teacher first. i help the students navigate the entertainment industry. >> host: also the director for the center of entertainment. is that part of your professorship? >> guest: it is a bit of the think tank looking at how media and culture impact each other. al found shapes our public conversation and how maybe, you know, students can figure out how to read contribute to the greater good. >> host: your book, "igods," is listed and classified as christianity and culture. why is that? >> guest: well, i am also trained as a theologian. i am a graduate of -- graduate of the theological seminary. i had always been interested in how religious feelings are transmitted across culture. i am a person who has been moved by moving pictures. so this is a chance for me to consider how the small screen that we carry in our pocket is slowly over taking that big screen. >> host: the big screen of cinema, but also of religion. >> guest: well, that's right. what i do in the book

so they went to fort mckenney, next to buffalo, they got on their horses in the middle of the night and they started writing and they showed up about 7:00 o'clock in the rescued all these cattleman and they took them back up to fort mckenney and what happened then is that the governor of wyoming through some kind of crazy arrangement gain control of these men and they refuse to let any interview them for the criminal cases and he completely undercut the criminal charges and then he told them he can run and do whatever they want to do. in the meantime johnston county is doing everything that they can and in so the situation came to that they finally were able to set up the trial for january of 93. because the people were outraged and so you can imagine that the people were going to vote and the officeholders have been clearly identified and they ran to their aid and infuriated the people of wyoming area so what they wanted to do was put off the trial so it wouldn't be so much in the public mind. and a total landslide in 1892. the republicans through the rascals out. but the problem after

when i was in buffalo we had a publication called next. what we found was geared towards teens.ose preteens and teens who likelyxt were much more to become subscribers to the paper. they understood from an early age that what this was, so get them early and teach them, and support the programs that do that. >> i hope you will take a copy of her article which is outside. you will find one of the best. more. going to take one i asked the aba question and not a commentary. >> i'm going to take two minutes of your time. and tell you who i am. why i came here 45 years ago, title of this gathering is the future of the news, i feel i have moral obligations to you all to tell ea about the past of the news. the troubles for this country faced. i will add one more thing. those troubles have their seeds in georgia. atlanta, georgia. i'm a structural engineer. iname to the united states 1969. 45 years. i got my masters degree in 1971. with one mission in life, degrees are not important. money is not important. positions, not important. citizenship, i am right now citizen of two countries. t

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there is water buffalo. it is not a pretty picture. >> the only time i have went and seen that facade even let down a little bit was when he was playing with his little kid. in 1965 crowner was sent do the impossible. >> crowner says he pitched script as a cross between mash and wkrp in cincinnati. >> let's play this backwards and see if it gets better. >> ready as the devil. >> it was break through. >> the first film that really began to show americans as they really were instead of murderers and rapists and baby killers. >> they were ordinary people. >> now we know williams was just an ordinary person too. >> where are you from? >> cleveland. >> obviously vietnam is not much of a change. >> struggling with extraordinary demons. >> i won't forget you. >> wusa9. >> crowner says if he had done half the things robin williams did in the movie he would still be in a military prison in lebron. >>> to a follow up of grave injustice we brought you in may. we introduced you to a couple of brave women fighting to get

¿dÓnde estÁn los boricuas de buffalo aquÍ?os un reto. >> ¿un reto? de quÉ se trata? >> queremos que nos cuenten un chiste. >> es cantante mediante. pero sigue sacando discos como pan caliente. >> yo les cuento un chiste. Ándale. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ? >> yo les cuento un chiste. mira. un papÁ le dice al quÉ ave tan raro, ¿cÓmo se llama? lo ignoro. ay, "lo-ignorito" tan bonito. >> y para que le den duro a la bailada... >> les tenemos otro reto. viene nada menos y nada mÁs... >> no tienen que bailar. sÓlo les voy a decir que nos traen a sonido fantasma debl el bueno, bueno. y yo sÍ quiero ver bailar a omar chaparro. >> les voy a bailar pero maÑana con la mÚsica de la número uno. el ritmo del ya tradicional duelo de bandas. >> buenÍsimo. >> tÓmense la foto pal face. a la 1/12 centro, aquÍ, en univisiÓn. >> sabadazo por univisiÓn. maravilloso. no me lo puedo perder. >> no se riÓ de mi chiste. ¿se los cuento otra vez? >> no! >> es que va un niÑo con su papÁ y el niÑo le pregunta al papÁ: papá, ¿cÓmo se llama ese ave? lo ignoro. ay, "lo-igno