my topic is the buffalo soldiers . the emphasis is on the buffalo soldier experience in colorado. "do you think i will make a soldier?" was an opening line from a spiritual during enslavement in the odious institution, slavery. first issong had its unknown, but the lyrics raised a long-standing question. although blacks in africa, and later in what became the united states, had a place in bearing arms, their place was never secure in the american military. , soon after assuming command of the continental army, and this is appropriate, because today is the 20th of february, president's day. george washington ordered that no blacks should be permitted into the continental military. he supported this position by a committee in which none of the representatives of supposedly more open-minded colonies of rhode island, connecticut, and massachusetts concurred with the idea that black should not be allowed. at this point, the word '. washing -- the war begins to go on. a veryton finds this is poor decision on numerous levels, not the least of which black manpower it was necessary. black

but the slaughter of buffaloes is legal.ernment licences. but legal pla nts government licences. but legal plants are feeling the effects as well. around 2000 buffaloes would get delivered at this facility every day. now, less than 200 remain. look at the site. it is completely empty. asign of at the site. it is completely empty. a sign of this ban‘s wider effects. supplies have also stopped delivering buffaloes because they are concerned about being targeted. at the local cattle market, usually a hive of activity, it's a similar story. traders here fear that local groups are taking the law into their own hands. translation: farmers aren't bringing their buffaloes to market. they said the police are harassing them. some vigilantes groups are also attacking them. no one registers a complaint because these groups have political backing. the state government stands by its decision but says anyone acting outside the law will be dealt with. translation: if the buffalo traders are doing their business legally and are doing their b

i have not had buffalo wild wings, in the store a time. >> you have been to buffalo wild wings. >> atle bw. >> what happened? tell the story. >> we go to buffalo wild wings. we order a round of drinks. my margaritas are too sweet. i coach them on how to make a proper margarita. >> mr. bartender, while he was remaking it. >> anyway. >> operating margins were.3% this last year. there were 6.3% this year. >> that is not good. margins stop the slow down i don't think you can buy the stock. >> star bucks reporting tomorrow bracing for a big move, mike. >> starbucks trading at all time highs, normally moving 3.5%. that i have a move of 3. percent after they report tomorrow which would be a change of about 3.4 to $3.4. they have seen slower growth rates and at the top one level t. new scores that they are planning over the next five years, a slightly lower place. those are the concerns that have the options margins a little more spoofed this time. >> grasso, you like starbucks here? >> no, i don't. the slower growth rate. if you look at duncan, they're up 5% year-to-date. i do believe that

a buffalo. the coffin is finally opened.rong odour of musk and formalin filled the air. thank you. they want me to show what she looked like before and what she looks like now. she died three years ago and got buried two years ago. they kept in the house for one year. maria is covered in her most treasured possessions. relatives touch her as a greeting. i'm going to try to touch her hair, just as everybody else does, as a sign of respect. she feels... she feels very hard. the hairfeels like normal. still very soft. i couldn't help but wonder how children feel seeing their mother this. her eldest son seemed very calm. i don't see any more sign of grief. it's just normal. it's just the body is here and it's normal. when you couldn't see the body, when it was inside the coffin, even i was shaking. i was a lot more nervous. and everybody seemed more upset. well, the relatives. but now everybody is content. another guest particularly close to maria is esther, her daughter—in—law. how do you think this helps you deal with the grie

there's a practice called buffalo in. and why it was an expert at it.wyatt was about 6-foot tall which we considered particularly tall now but in the 70s that was taller than the average person. he thought something might go the wrong way. he whipped out the gun he knocked the guy out in before the judge and paid his fine enough he went it was actually quite rare that there is gunplay that there is an actual shootout. one exception that happened, two stories there is a guy named george, cowboy who was shooting up a town and wyatt and one of bats brothers to masterson confronted him and told him to get out of town. he didn't listen and then he headed out of town and white shot at him and hit hit him. he later died. the only time is a lawman that wyatt earp ever killed somebody was this one time. klassen was called the shootist. some of us know there is a john wayne movie by that name. but they called certain government expert once in that day. clay had a terrible reputation and he came to dodge city to kill wyatt earp in revenge for his friend. so he is

so the best comparison for what buffalo wild wings restaurants can operate at are what buffalo wild wings own franchisees are current low operating those restaurants at today. there's as much as a thousand basis points of four wall margin improvement potential within buffalo wild wings own existing restaurants today. that type of gap alone would increase their earnings per share in such a way as to make that pe multiple that you're referencing be quite a bit more attractive. but the real opportunity here is to transition from a more 50-50 mix of company operated stores versus franchise stores to a much more highly franchised mix. the process of doing that raises the overall margins significantly. close to double because you trade four wall operating profit margins in the low 20s for very high, you know, 75%, 80% margin, royalty income streams with much less volatility and no capital intensity. those income streams grow as your franchisees invest capital to expand the system. that's why those very high margin capital light, high return on capital income streams receive a very high multiple

did buffalo hunting for a while and then he decided to get out of that. he became an army scout.nd one of the stories in the book is sergeants for the movie the searchers with john wayne, he was chasing, he went through the whole picture. >> it was kind of inspired by, and adventure that bat masterson had when he was only about 20 and an army scout. it was a family that was attacked by indians and the parents were killed and there were four daughters with kids in the house and the indian band split up into two bands and one band took two of the donors. and bat went after them. he was going to find them and it took him a year. but he eventually tracked down both separate bands of indians and recovered all four daughters.>> but you never heard that story before but that was part of the adventurous life bat masterson had. another invention they had was building walls, they had it up in the battle of adobe walls in 1864 with kit carson headed to a group of comanches which took place in north texas. 10 years later, that was part of the group of people going down towards this place cal

guest: a lot going on in buffalo. iran for governor of new york state in a debt -- i ran for governor of new york and the question that race. it did not turn out very well for me. go ahead. ask an i want to important question. president trump once to require a 15% tax cut that is it going to be continued that these corporations will be spending the money that they are getting tax cuts on back into the actual system? people, as ahe republican -- i have been in the computer business 36 years, you have to put money back into the system. it is not guaranteed that corporations are not going to put that money back into the system. is there a mechanism that can guarantee something like that? host: rubin is talking about what we have heard on the tax proposal. it is not a 15% tax cut, it is lowering the tax rate from that 35% rate of 15% rate for corporate tax, but go ahead. guest: i do not think it will be lowered from the current rate down to 15%. there should be some lowering. not because the corporations needed but becaus

that's why one buffalo entrepreneur with suds got the bright idea to sell hard-to-find tools on the world wide web. ♪. >> are you ready for a cold one? how about an inhome bar setup? david rivers sells everything but the booze. >> bars, sinks, ice makers, anything on the bar top, jitters, shakers, bar caddie. >> reporter: his company keg works is an online one-stop shop for bar supplies. it started in the late 1990s, when e-commerce was barely a thing. craft beer were in the range. a beer salesmen by trade would often ask for parts for inhome draft beer systems could be had, usually using a refrigerator and a check. >> the kegerator, it's 2g. >> whatever the name, a good relevant lator is key the valve and gauge system used to maintain pressure to keep peer fresh. rivers knew a wholesaler and asked if he could take orders on the internet. fax them over and have the wholesaler ship the equipment out. >> you have a couple catalogues, have a nice day. >> reporter: within two years, rivers had so many orders for kegaratter kits and a wholesaleer asked him to keep his inventory and ship it out

as the troopers exited their patrol vehicles, stephens fled west on buffalo road. pursuit continued for approximately one mile where troopers executed a precision and mobilization technique otherwise known as a pit maneuver near downing avenue. this resulted in the ford fusion coming to a stop. at that time, stephens used a handgun to take his own life. currently search warrants are being executed on the ford fusion and its contents. at this point, we cannot determine if stephens had been in the erie area but we'll continue to investigate and assist the cleveland police department with this investigation. although this was not the ideal outcome, we are pleased that no one from the community was harmed, including members of law enforcement. the pennsylvania state police extends our condolences to the godwin family in cleveland, ohio. the pennsylvania state police was assisted by wesleyville pd, the erie county coroner's office and the erie in closing, the pennsylvania state police would like to thank the public for the diligence and the numerous tips over the last s

thahe did a buffalo hunting fora while and became an army scout. one of the stories in the book is that with the movie the searchers with john wayne they go through the whole picture and it was kind of inspired by an adventure that masterson had when he was only about 20 and a scout. there was a family attacked by indians and there were four daughters were kidnapped and then they split up into two bands. one band took two of the doctors and the other took the other two and he went after them. he was going to find them and it took a year, but eventually he tracked down both separate bands of indians and recovered all four daughters and brought them back. you never heard of that story before but that was part of the adventure of his life that he had. another adventure that he had was the battle of the wall. they had this battle when they attacked a group of comanches in this took place north of texas. ten years later, he was part of a group of people going down to this place where they were hoping to put a settlement and use it for a trading post for

buffalo wild wings down 2.7% as it fights a proxy battle.t trump reforming blueprint to reform today. eamon javers has the highlights of what we learned today. >> reporter: hi, sara. it was gary kohn, the economic director and treasury secretary steven mnuchen briefing reporters on the details of the president's plan. they put out a one-page proposal, outlining significant tax cuts and changes to tax deductions. among other things, secretary mnuchen gave us his gdp growth forecast. here is what he said. >> we believe we can get back to 3% or higher gdp that is sustainable in this country. the overall economic plan consists of massive tax cuts and tax reform, regulatory relief, and renegotiating trade deals. with that we will unlock the economic growth that's been held back for too long in this country. >> reporter: in an event here at the white house earlier today, president trump was asked by a reporter about his views on the plan and we had the first opportunity to hear from him directly about what he thinks about all of this. here is what

a bit of black in that green, and that was one of those buffalos, cape buffalo. have to watch out for, jack. twice. i was in camp one night, that thing came running down through there, i mean, they could just sit there and eat like a cow. and then all the sudden, blowey, he explodes. people, some people don't even know why the animal does it. what causes it, robert? just the way they are, the surprise, or what? robert: they don't see very well, so they charge anything they see. their eyesight is really poor. jack: that answers that question. i didn't know that. i mean, so if he and i were walking down this road, jack and i right now, you don't know what he would do, right? robert: actually, you won't make it. jack: whoa. let's just keep on driving, then. robert: yeah. [laughs] let's drive. jack: this lake was like an oasis for wildlife. moments later, robert spotted a brightly-colored bird. robert: oh, wow. saddle-billed stork. jack: wow, look at that, jack. jack, that's one of the prettiest storks in the world. that's the closest i've ever been to one. ever. rob

there was a practice called buffaloing, and expert called it other lawman. now wyatt 6 foote tall and today don't consider that a tall person but you're talking about the 1870s that was taller than average person and so what he thought something might go the wrong way crack somebody on the top of a head with his gun knocked the guy out. woke up with a headache in jail, got dragged before the judge paid his fine and off he wents. so it was actually quite rare that there was a -- gun play that there was an actual, actual shootout. i'll tell you one exception that happened, let me two stories that sort of -- juxtapose there was a guy named george, cowboy that was shooting up the town, and wyatt, and one of bass brothers jim, confronted him and told him to get out of town and he didn't listen. and he shot the place some more and they started to head out of town and wyatt shot at him and hit him supposedly his wife that got him, and he later died. the only time as a lawman that wyatt killed somebody was one instance, and so some time later a guy named clay elliso

buffalo wild wings will hold their share holders pleating on june 2nd.hares down nearly 10% over the past two years. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a couple more stocks to keep on the radar. one is deutsche bank reporting lower than expected revenue partly thanks to a negative impact of credit spread. still the bank's profit more than doubling in the first quarter. this is the first earnings from deutsche bank since they completed an 8.5 euro capital increase earlier this month. here is the cfe earlier today. >> the most important point for us in the first quarter is to see in the different business lines we see the turn. exactly that has happened. >> shares of the german bank are down 3% right now. >> the interesting thing in this is the investment banking performance. global markets up 9% year-on-year compared to about 20% growth in the same -- they break it down differently, but the same performance for the u.s. investment bank. deutsche bank really losing ground. the question is is this a short-term effect or is it structural? the ques

he took his six-piece and didn't want money back and headed out on to buffalo road, and the minute he turned on buffalo road, the state police was behind him at that point. >> facebook has been criticized for allowing questionable on its site. >>> new details airlines flight fee aso. munoz apologized again today to the passenger dragged off a plane. munoz said he takes full responsibility and he said it's too early to tell if the incident is hurting ticket sales. >>> a deediodidas is the poorly-marketing e-mail. adidas sent an e-mail with the subject line, congrats, you survived the boston kwrpwaubos . adidas replied they are incredible sorry and called the e-mail insensitive. with a check of your weather. >> let's talk about what is going on as far as your weather. you can see i was working on the headlines right there, but we'll start with live doppler 7. there you go. what you are looking at is your area of our part is going to weaken as it heads over the top of us. let's talk about the storm impact scale and it's going to be for tonight's storm, moderate and then light showers. th

but he took his six-piece, didn't want any money back, and headed out onto buffalo road. minute he turned right on buffalo road, the state police right behind him at that point. >> losing him wasn't an option at this point, there was too much at stake. >> reporter: a short pursuit followed with pennsylvania state troopers bringing stevens' car to a stop. >> at that time stevens used a handgun to take his own life. >> reporter: for the family of the victim, a grandfather of 14, stevens' death offers little comfort. >> it still ain't making me feel no better himself out like a coward. no closure for me and my babies. >> reporter: this senseless killing raises real questions about the role and responsibility of social media in potentially glorifying acts of violence. >> this is something that should not have been shared around the world. period. >> reporter: stevens' graphic video remained on his facebook page for more than two hours, viewed by more than 1,000 people, before his account was disabled. today the ceo of facebook, mark zuckerberg, acknowledged his company needs

he headed out to buffalo road.the minute he turned right. >> reporter: police caught up with stevens as he sped out of the parking lot. they chased his ford fusion for two miles. then rammed it. and caused the car to spin out. >> i know the one trooper i spoke to who did the pit maneuver saw him pull the gun out and shoot himself. >> reporter: stevens killed robert godwin sr., apparently at random. and posted video of the killing on facebook. >> this is something that should not have been shared around the world. >> reporter: at the developers conference in san jose today, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg says he has a responsibility to make sure the site is not a tool to spread videos of violent acts. >> we have a lot of work and we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are trying to determine where stevens has been the past couple of days. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. betty yu, kpix5. >>> homeland security secretary just gave his first m

he took his six piece and didn't want money back and headed out on to buffalo road.ustninute he turned right buffalo, the state police were behind him. >> reporter: there was suspicion he might be in erie because of a ping from his cell phone in the area. >> as far as the pennsylvania state police, we had no knowledge of a ping. >> reporter: a more solid lead, this casino where he had been seen. this statement issued before he was located. >> the gentleman has been here on property one time so far this year based on his play. >> reporter: where the murder happened in cleveland, a woman witnessed the killer getting away and feared for her safety. >> i feel a little better. i'm think eing he might come ba and terrorize everybody, so i feel better. >> reporter: the fear is lessened. the sadness for family members of robert godwin is not as they prepare for his funeral. authorities do not think stephens killed anybody else despite his saying on facebook he did. the potential for more violence from him over because of the quick thinking of a mcdonald's employee. >> i'm ve

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the minute he turned right onto buffalo road the state police was right behind them."this surveillance video shows the white ford fusion with police cars right behind.the pursuit lasted only a couple of minutes.troopers executied a precision immobilzation technique known as a pit maneuver.the car spun around and stopped.as officers approached, stephens shot himself... leaving many questions unanswered/we would like to have brought steve in peacefully and really talked to him to find out why this happenedat a developer's conference in san jose today, facebook founder mark zuckerberg said hes company has a responsibility to make sure it is not a tool for spreading images of violent actsour hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godwin senior and we have a lot of work and we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening (pam) new tonight at 8. a family is taking legal action ... in the carbon monoxide death of a man and his wife in berkeley. roger morash and his wife valerie... were found dead, along with their two cats, back in janua

john langellier new vitality to a subject emphasizing the role of the buffalo soldiers in opening the west. we are fortunate to have him here from arizona. his ba in history and historical archaeology, his ma in history with a concentration on the american west and spanish borderlands with the second emphasis on film history from the university of san diego.

>> i think it's doing a better job than buffalo and wild wings, anything i would want to have a franchisei would buy the stock. let's go to amy in georgia. amy? >> caller: i need to know what your opinion is on fny? >> i like that stock, i got to tell you, mostly what i like is they got that acquisition with regeneron. i like it. >> caller: the reason i'm calling the micron technology, mu, i bought it when it had a spike, now it's in the 26 area, should i hold the stock? >> the price has spiked so much that they believe they may have ruined the demand curve and sea gate regard it it has not being as strong as today like. i think micron is fine, it's just not in the explosive phase anymore. one day people are going to think there are too many d-rams. let's go to august in new york. >> caller: good afternoon, jim, thanks for taking my call. congratulations on your 13th season, buddy. >> thank you. >> caller: i want to know about apollo global, apo, i know they have been beaten in the last two months. >> it's leon black, i happen to like black stone more, i happen to think that's a good comp

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he took his six-piece and didn't want money back and headed out on to buffalo road and the minute herned right on buffalo road the state police were behind him at that point. >> facebook has been criticized for allowing questionable content on its site. and zuckerberg said his company has a lot more to do to help keep its users safe. >>> and then adidas is apologizing after a poorly-worded e-mail about the boston marathon. they sent an e-mail with the subject line, congrats, you survived the boston marathon. many customers responded to the company reminding them about the 2013 race when three people were killed and more than 260 hurt by two bombs. adidas replied saying they were incredibly sorry and called the e-mail insensitive. >>> and then the flight fiasco that went viral, and the ceo says nobody at united will be fired over the incident. the ceo apologized again yesterday to the passenger that was dragged off a plane, and he says he takes full responsibility. he said the airline will have more to say later this month after it finishes a review of its policies on overbooked fligh

. >>> a hedge fund says the ceo of buffalo wild wings is out to lunch. company facing an activist approach. my calls on the crazy an nutty action. rapid fire and today's edition of the "lightening round." stick with cramer. >>> on a terrific day for the averages, let's not forget there's one marriage part of the economy that has issues, brick and mortar retailers. you hear they're dying and no way to save them. perhaps that's too damning. an opportunity after months and months of underperformance. i wanted to talk to a guy who's been very negative. matthew boss from jpmorgan. you know that i don't usually have analysts on the show. i think the consensus might be wrong. mr. boss, welcome to "mad money." >> thanks for having me. >> we're at a critical moment here. everyone said it's bad to worse, bad to worse. you have a report this morning. you're saying that may be wrong. tell me about it. >> you're talking to probably the most negative guy over the past 18 months. >> without a doubt. >> what's interesting, you look at the first quarter, the second half

. >> the unit's psp is behind a white ford fusion on buffalo road. >> reporter: investigators had been scouring the area about 100 miles from cleveland since sunday when they pinged stephens' cell phone. he randomly chose robert godwin and murdered him on easter sunday posting the video on facebook. >> i want to see him go to trial because of the did to my brother. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg addressed the problem. >> we're doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> reporter: stephens had no criminal history and had a license to carry a concealed weapon. he held the same job for ten years but was in financial trouble, blaming his crimes on his ex-girlfriend. >> she's the reason why this is going to happen to you. >> reporter: a former paternity brother said the man he knew was nothing like the killer the world saw on facebook. >> it's a horrific act and we have to learn from it. mental health is a real thing. in >>> police in phoenix are investigating the remains of a child found at a construction site. workers found the remains yesterday. they haven't said how

bison and buffalo are being introduced to a national park.s just not with the physical animal, it brings its spirit. >> the word for bison is [speaks native tongue]. for saying that word, you would have repercussions. >> being beaten? >> being wet. i don't think we will see those herds the again, but having them back here is having them come back home. >> i think we are now all of one mind. the future is very, very promising. >> it is actually unprecedented agreement between all the indigenous people in this area. without their support and traditional knowledge and the advice and input we received from them, this project wouldn't have been possible. >> the people and the bison are from the same world and have similar challenges, and are both still here and are both coming back. tim: and in iraq, we are told that abdullah alba johnny died in an airstrike. forces have been surrounding the sul on an assault. jonathan beale sent us both from the front line. jonathan: the prize is in their ands, the old city of mosul its most famous landmark. he f

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upper 30s in buffalo. 556 to the south in roanoke, virginia.ve mostly clear skies with high pressure situated to the south. by tomorrow, it moves farther east. we tap the return flow and into the warm air and milder air tomorrow. as we look at our day planner, sunday, second half of the weekend, 50-degrees. bright and sunny as we get to the afternoon hours, climbing to the middle and upper 60s along the i-95 area. we track the summer preview next week with a run at records, flirting with 80s. we have the details in the forecast, alicia. >> just a reminder, whatever weather is in store get updates using the abc6 app. it's a free download for your mobile diswies. >device.>> tonight we hear that. plans to keep up the pressure on syria after a strike at the air base there. president trump tweeted a congratulations to men and women. but george stephanopolis was told it didn't make a change. >> we are asking him to stop use of the weapons. other than that, there is no change to the military posture. the white house said there will be sanctions and th

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he took his six piece and didn't want any money back and headed out onto buffalo road.bout the minute he turned right, the state police were right behind him at that point. >> reporter: there was suspicion the murderer might be in erie, partly because of pings off his cell phone. >> we had no direct knowledge of a ping. >> a more solid lead, this erie casino where he had been seen. >> the gentleman has been here on property one time, so far this year, based on his carded play. >> reporter: on the street where the murder happened in cleveland ardellea witnessed the killer getting away and feared for her safety. >> i feel a little better because i'm thinking that he might come back and terrorize everybody. so i feel better. >> the fear in many cleveland neighborhoods is now lessened. but the sadness for family members of robert godwin is not as they prepare for his funeral. authorities do not think he killed anybody else despite his saying on facebook that he did. the potential for more violence from him now over because of the quick thinking of a mcdonald's employee. >>

he grabbed his chicken mcnuggets that he bought and once his car hit buffalo road right out here in front of my restaurant, he turned right, there was a state trooper right behind him right when he got on the road. they were here immediately. >> jenna: how soon did you all find out that you were a part of solving this case? >> that took a little bit longer because, of course, after something like that happened, we were like, we hope it was the guy. we hope we i.d. to him correctly or made some and have bad day. we know about 25 minutes after the phone call was made that it haens down the road. it was not too long. >> jenna: and reflection, when you think about that with your employees, what is their pervading thought process, thinking about the last 24 hour 24 hours? >> everyone in the restaurant is doing well. i showed up really early this morning to make sure everybody was good, but overall, i think we are very proud of how we handled it. we are very proud of the pennsylvania state police for being there so quickly, and of course, all of our thoughts and prayers in the restaurant for al

cloudy, chilly right now , we are looking out of the western part of the state out toward cleveland, buffalo, pittsburgh where it is snowing , right now, it is just that cold. cold air moved in, as the storms moved out yesterday and so we are in the 40's right now. we will probably stay there throughout the day. temperature at the moment is 46, with 20 miles an hour sustained wind at philly international. sunrise time 6:35. we have 37 degrees in mount pocono, chilly 44 in trenton. 49 degrees in wildwood, new jersey with 15 miles an hour wind there and 14 miles an hour up in the mountains. expect a blustery, breezy day with a 49-degree high temperature. wind gusting as high as 30 to 35 miles an hour today. things brighten up though, been kelly just in time for weekend. >> opening day is this same scenario, windy, chilly, a little damp but baseball season is here. lets get started. live look at 5:02 eastbound on the schuylkill expressay at girard avenue. he is disabled or getting a personal invitation to traffic court here, but nonetheless eastbound on the schuylkill look at the officer block

buffalo,t is humans or we are speeding up the process, no doubt about that.ut all other mammals did also. we should prepare for what happens when the earth relatively geologically fast, shifts. we will know that because our gps systems will be out of whack. i got buried in the name of the term, there is a word for the shift in the weight of the earth and the effect it has on the tilt. that is my only comment but if another guest or caller could help me refresh my memory, that would be great. thank you. do you have questions for me? host: thank you for your call. lee from california on our democratic line. do you have environmental concerns on this earth day? caller: yes i do. , a town close to where i live is number one of the worst air. they keep doing it over and over. los angeles is bringing their land inwn to -- some the current county area -- kern county area. things should be made harder to do so you can help the people. there will be a lot of suffering and children who will have the worst possible childhood because -- cigarette smoke, yes, but stuff in

he turned right on buffalo road and the police were right behind him at that point. >> as was mentioned, the pennsylvania state police will hold their own press conference. not to be forgotten is the initial victim on easter sunday. robert god win who was taking a walk while his family was preparing the easter dinner. he was just chosen at random, we understand. he was shot on the spot. a father of nine and grandfather of 14. his family has been stunned and reeling and just very emotional. in fact they spoke out i believe it was last night and said they have no room in their hearts for hate and forgave the person. >> i'm sorry. i don't mean to cut you off. we want to go to the president speaking in kenosha, wisconsin. >> that is sweeping across our country and even greater than the great day in november when i won the state of wisconsin and when we won the presidency. that was a great day. that was a great day and thank you, wisconsin. no administration has accomplished more in the first 90 days that includes on military and the border and on trade or on regulation and law enforce am. w

used to have a big plant, bethlehem steel totally out of business in buffalo right now.t compete. >> and -- that was my point, that those who can't compete are gone and we still have american steam and that's competitive and i think it's fair to the steel workers to say if you're going to spend american traction tax dollars why don't you give us a leg up and buy u.s. steel rather than chinese steel. get outside of d.c. or new york and you come to new york and come to wisconsin, ohio and michigan, people love what donald trump is talking about, the fact that he's focusing on american workers and their jobs and their may checks. they love that they have a president who is focused on america. i think a lot of people feel in a for eight years barack obama was a globalist president. he was a national -- a world leader. they are sick of that. they want someone to fight for them and their families and i think i broke news on your show saying donald trump is going to win wisconsin. he won wisconsin because he's a fight and a scrapper for the very american people who put boots on

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when he turned right on buffalo road, the police was right behind him. >> losing him was not an optionere was too much at stake. >> a sort short pursuit followed. >> at that time he used a hand gun to take his own life. >> the family of the victim, a grandfather of 14, steven's death offers little comfort. >> it don't make me feel no better. he was a coward. that doesn't bring closure. >> this killing raises questions about the and responsibility of social media and potentially glorifying acts of violence. >> this should not have been shared around the world. period. >> the graphic video remains on the facebook page for more than two hours viewed by more than 1,000 people before the account was disabled. mark zuckerburg acknowledged they need to do better. >> our hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godman senior. we will do all we can to prevent it from happening. >> it was part of a series of rants he posted. >> when it comes to me, nobody gives a bhe[ bleep ]. >> i killed 13 and i'm working on 14 as we speak. i just snapped. >> he is not the first person to post himself

war medicine and disabled veterans, sarah handley-cousins, phd candidate at the state university in buffalo. joining us also is ashley-bowen -- ashley bowen-murphy, who just got her phd at brown university. our focus has been the panel you did at the aha on the pbs show "mercy street." let me start with you, ashley. how would you describe that showed to people who have not seen it and how realistic is it? ashley: it is a scripted drama that takes place at a union field hospital. exceeding a union general , hospital. it is pretty accurate. they worked with a lot of historians. they did a lot of research into both what occupied alexandria was like an specific family members -- the green family, a major character in the show. they were real people. some of the physicians and surgeons and other folks are composites of the various people who would have worked there, but there is a lot of reality. the new york times called it "gray's anatomy" with crinolines, pretty good description? >> the fabric that civil war women would have worn. ashley: which i think is pretty accurate. which makes it prett

he took his food and headed to buffalo road, and at that point the police were behind him. >> facebook has been criticized for allowing questionable content on its site. at the facebook developer a's conference, mark zuckerberg said his company has more to do to keep the users safe. >> we have breaking news. tonight, san jose approved new rules that protects renter's rights. it with force landlords to give just cause before giving an eviction notice, landlords say it would make it too hard to evict problem renters. >> the public health institute out of oakland studied 15.5 million supermarket check outs since going in to affect. sugary drink sales fell more than 9%. milk, water and healthy drinks went up in the same time. >>new at 11:00. 2,000 pounds of garbage are out of the petalmua river. it's all thanks to a young north bay boy, who decided pted to make the waterway a little bit cleaner. >>. >> dan this waterfront cleaner thanks in part to the efforts on of a 12-year-old, you will not believe how much trash he has collected so far. d.j. is only 12 years old, but he could be petalmu

today after run, he went 100 miles east of cleveland near erie, pennsylvania on buffalo road.lled up to a drive through at a mcdonald's at 11:00 a.m. he ordered a large chicken mcnugget and large fry for $5.25. they said pull around. he pulled around to the window. one of the employees looked out, handed him the chicken nuggets and said just a minute on the fries. one of the employees said that looked like the guy that killed a guy in cleveland. but they held the guy back saying you have to wait. somebody went to call police. this is ten after 11:00 a.m. so someone in mcdonald's called the police while the guy suspecting of killing this man is sitting at the drive-thru window and the guy at the drive-thru says i'm not waiting on the fries. i have to go. according to the employees, he didn't speed off or anything like that. he just drove off like anybody would. but he left his fries behind after paying his $5.25. it was that tip from that mcdonald's worker that ended this chase at that moment. they said there was a brief chase after that. you heard the erie county p.a. people t