weirdly, their first meeting was in, of all places, buffalo. [laughter] and[l i wondered, i mean, when i found that out, i was completely stunned. another, like, breathtaking moment as i was working on my book. i wondered, like, what sitting bull thought when he was told he was going to buffalo. i mean, i'm sure it was translatedded and he had to -- translated and he had to have, you know, known the irony of that, if that's what you could call it. and he certainly knew that cody's name was buffalo bill, cody's nickname. and then i started to think about jokes that each -- reporters followed him around as he traveled, you know, he had an entourage of friends, and there were often reporters. and i started to wonder if reporters werert making jokes about the, you know, hey, chief, here we are in buffalo, what do you think about that? and i -- it just seemed like he was in a very, again, strange and humiliating position. .. they were allowed to ride horses and were reenacting moments in our history but not from their point of view but the cowboys t

such was the join-up of sitting bull and buffalo bill.foes in '76, friends in '85 as the photo caption said of the pair. each an icon to himself, together a powerhouse of mythology and might and sparks. both -- the men had much in common, both were fathers, husbands, brothers, sons. both were celebrated, surrounded by admirers and those who embodied the oh side of admiration -- the other side of admiration, jealousy. in the end, trapped in a persona, worn down by their gifts. both were men of action, fearing not a rumble nor a personal assault. they were warriors in service of their people and their time not unlike montezuma and cortez, this some ways. montezuma who carved out hearts with ab zit yam and ate them -- ab sid yum and lusting for sparkles in the ground and sending greyhounds to devour those in the way with. but unlike montezuma and cortez, there was one thing that made them blood brothers, took them way beyond a show biz alliance, and that was buffalo to which they both owed their lives and paid tribute with their names. so as

such was the join up of sitting bull and buffalo bill.as the photo captioned set of the pair, each was an icon to himself, together a powerhouse of mythology and might and spark. both men had much in common. both were fathers, husbands, brothers,, sons, surrounded by admirers and those who embodied admiration and jealousy. both were known to everyone and no one. in the end, trapped in a persona, worn down by their gifts. both were men m of action fearig that a rumble or personal assault. theyce were warriors in dance blessing for sparkles on the ground and sending greyhounds to devour those. there is one thing that made them blood brothers and took them way beyond the alliance and that was buffalo to which they both contribute to their names. i recount the scene in which they first met. again there was a reporter and sitting bull had paraded down avenue in buffalo with all these people on their way to the field where cooties show was underway and when he got there, apparently he had to wait for sometime for cody to acknowledge him and inv

nearly 400 buffalo soldiers are buried in presidio cemetery. their names are carved in stone. but as the years pass, pen templeton believe it's time to sew these buffalo soldiers into the history. >> the fact that african-american soldiers played such an integral part in the beginning of the national parks, there are so many layers to american history and that we need to know the full story. >> senator harris's resolution on buffalo soldiers was co-sponsored by 20 other senators of both parties. >>> i want to show you apple's according to the website market watch, there are a half dozen understand dents where employees have injured themselves walking into glass walls or doors, two people had to get medical treatment for their injuries, a apple is not commenting on the injuries. >>> an operation to clean a huge vortex of plastic drifting in the pacific will soon get under way. according to a media partnership says that the ocean cleanup will concentrate the debris in order to collect it. this is animation from the company. the report says the operation will be launched in may o

bill cody, who was from the la crosse, wisconsin area, where he met buffalo bill, and for two years, he traveled with the group, taking care of the indians. we have no knowledge as to why he left this medicine chest, but it was left in a barn, it was found just a few years ago and all of the original things that he used, medicines were in the chest and we haven't on display to and it is just phenomenal see all the different types of things that he used for medicines. decker, he and his wife are both winnebago indians, but we also know that he was very well-educated and the labels on the individual files and jars areiles all in england in old cursive and all of the ingredients you see are all the original ingredients. none of the jars of ever been opened. so we know that he had been educated somewhere. arealso within the trunk things like fans and buffalo tales and rattles and so we feel like he understood that in taking care of the indians of the buffalo bill troop, there were many different aspects that he had relate to the indians and do what is not traditional to us in the way of

that in taking care of the indians of the buffalo bill troupe, that there were many different aspects that he had relate to -- that he had to relate to the indians and do what is not traditional to us in the way of medical care. the osage are a group of indians that, for us, their main villages were about 60 miles north of here from joplin, missouri, to springfield. one of the favorite things that we have on display in our museum is an osage wedding dress. this is a tradition that goes all the way back to 1803, when thomas jefferson was president of the united states. upon an occasion, the men from the osage tribe had an occasion to go to washington and as one of the gifts that they were given was a military coat, a red military coat. and that became a prized possession, one of the nicest things in the tribe. and the girls started getting married in it. and the original tradition allowed the firstborn girl to wear red, and then other girls could wear different colors. it was very popular, especially at the turn-of-the-century. another very popular thing at our museum was basically a c

blue buffalo has been coming out on top hey, you know, also, we have been waiting, but jm shmucker is a big one too. the two big trends on the industry are on the rise people are spending more and more money on fancier pet foods with healthier ingredients blue buffalo is at the forefront of trends. yet at the moment only 3% of pets in the u.s. actually eat their food that leaves them with a opportunity to expand their leadership three and a half years ago, the company bought annie's for $350 million getting that organic business has been a good move general mills is shelling out 8 million for this okay, so we got to wait a little bit, i hate that jeff hammer ding who took over as ceo and has worked wonders explains they will do the same thing with blue buffalo as they did with annie's bolstering the brand an analyst were less than enthusiastic about it. relatively high price they paid and that i admit they did pay. society generale downgraded it as a whole based on execution and the billion dollar equity. personally i think a lot of the risk has been taken out of the stock with genera

the buffalo has brought its posse. >> the elephant herd wasn't around so the buffalo got the little homiesk. >> they're not afraid of the pride of lions. >> there's also three of them. hmm, we got it. >> the elephant has been freed. it gets up. the buffalo are around it, protecting it. the lions are still looking. >> no way. get out of town. >> you see how small, that is a very young elephant, looks like one lion tries to come back but a buffalo is like hey, hey, hey, hey, i thought we told you to stop. in this video from botswana these people are on a tour, and they see a mom and a baby walk by in front of them. as they get moving, somebody sees them from behind the brush. >> whoa, oh, oh, oh. >> he's not just angry and chasing them and running up to the edge of the road, he followed. >> oh, keep going! >> usually they just stop. this one doesn't. >> oh! >> okay, we got the message. we're out. we just can't move fast enough. >> that elephant rammed that vehicle several times and then it backs up. you guys, go back. let me show you something. when that elephant comes out, you see it has th

buffalo. when man was credited with wiping out the species, so that was hardly the case and the other was sustained by its very life. there were two sides of the same coin, foes and friends as the photo caption on the publicity poster says so this image too entered my consciousness, two american superstars, icons not just of their era and country but for all time and around the world. what story was this picture telling and how is it connecting to the dancing horse outside sitting bull's cabinet. can't answer all of them. and recount the stories of each men from cradle to grave literally. and tracked parallel histories. both corrupt on the frontier and both came from rough circumstances, both reviewed in their own tribe, both became superstars, husbands, fathers, sons, warriors, shared a bloodied history, they were enemies for quite some time until they hooked up in buffalo bill's wild west show. .. >> and presidents in general sought his advice. his friends included frederick remington and ma

while the buffalo soldiers were celebrated for military adventures. appreciation for contributions here in california have dimmed over the decades. >> this is in yosemite in 18189 one of the first exkurkss in into the park by buffalo soldiers. >> pen says the lesser known exkurkss into the national parks changed history and helped change the landscape into national treasurers. the buffalo solars patrolled the parks protected visitors and began building. >> they built roads and fences and began the infrastructure of the national parks. >> to mark the achievements pen has team historian john william temple ton to gather support for the buffalo soldier trail in california. proposals include a series of historical monuments and an interactive online guide to mark the 280 mile route soldiers would have taken from the presid owe to yosemite. >> and what we are doing is creating a heritage corridor. >> near four hundred solars are buried in the cemetery. names carved in stone. they believe it's essential to etch the achievements into the history of californi

that's the reason why they are paying billion to buy blue buffalo. the reason why they want to do this inhe grow environment is the overall market for ped products is growing. in 201 americans spent overall about $55.5 billion. that was the size of the pet industry. steadily, it has grown until now, in 2017, where you can see an estimat near $70 billion. that's the size the pet industry in america these days. so the bigger f picture fets are growing as well. now, general mills' entrancein this particular pet food side of thing,ir t late entrance there are big established players in this industry right now. mars yes tha same candy company, mars. has ped agree, iams. eukanuba among its items. you have got nestle. purina is owned by nestle. and smucker's has meo mix, kibbles and bits, and milk bone dog biscuits. it is asi m industry, general mills wants in. why s arguably the reason they are paying big bucks to get a piece of that blue buffalo business. for "nightly business report" i'm dominik chu. >>> sine mark earnings blue past analyst expectations.

the buffalo was grazing nearby and as it came closer he tried to move but the buffalo charged him. he was treated and air lifted to the hospital. buffalo are common and roem freely on the back side and don't usually charge at humans. if you see one, be careful. >> at 6:00, it's a bird, it's a plane? no, it's a giant inflatable chicken of course. you might have noticed this sailing around the bay this weekend. what it was doing here and the message organizers hope to convey. >> i'm larry beal at the nba all-star game, some are concerned they haven't been playing at a championship level. what do they say about it? >> why the warriors reversed course and plan to let a group of talented children see an upcoming game for free. >>> coming up later at 11:00, do the crosswalk buttons in your community do anything? michael finney has been looking into that and shares surprising at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access

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buffalo receives two conditional draft picks, including the shark's first rounder.ess kaine doesn't resign with san jose, that turns into a second rounder. kaine was the fourth overall pick in 2009 by winnipeg. but he's had some off-ice problems so they traded him to buffalo. join the team tomorrow. here's the gm on the trade. >> he's having a really good year. he's the type of player that i think is exciting to join this group. he knows several of our players. our leadership group has played with him. jumbo knows him. so we're excited to get him out here. right now the focus is just in winning games and going on a good run down the stretch here. >> great trade by the sharks. hoping kaine will be able.

both had names that were forever linked with the buffalo.hen man was credited with wiping out the species, so that was hardly the case and the other was sustained by its very life. there were two sides of the same coin, foes and friends as the photo caption on the publicity poster says so this image too entered my consciousness, two american superstars, icons not just of their era and country but for all time and around the world. what story was this picture telling and how is it connecting to the dancing horse outside sitting bull's cabinet. can't answer all of them.

transferred to buffalo general medical center.here performed a procedure to open a blocked artery. it was too late. the next morning. michael died. >> i need closure. i need accountability. >> dr. perry and degraff hospital would not comment citing the lawsuit. degraff said in legal filings it followed standard procedures. dr. perry seen here at his 2010 medical graduation, said in his deposition he did check for a pulse in the first two visits and found no signs of life. but on the third visit, michael cleveland's condition was "vastly different." the doctor at buffalo general who opened the blocked artery stated in his deposition, michael cleveland was too sequester. he would never have survived even without the delay at degraff. cbs news legal analyst, ricky cleman says the effect of the delay will be criticaler to for the jury >> you will have defense experts who say they did everything they could and he was pronounced dead. no matter even if that was in error, and we know it was in error because he became alive that. that wou

buffalo receives two conditional draft picks, including the shark's first rounder.s kaine doesn't resign with san jose, that turns into a second rounder. kaine was the fourth overall pick in 2009 by winnipeg. but he's had some off-ice problems so they traded him to buffalo. join the team tomorrow. here's the gm on the trade. >> he's having a really good year. he's the type of player that i think is exciting to join this group. he knows several of our players. our leadership group has played with him. jumbo knows him. so we're excited to get him out here. right now the focus is just in winning games and going on a good run down the stretch here. >> great trade by the sharks. hoping kaine will be able. hoping kaine will be able. >> ha, ha hoping kaine will be able. >> ha, ♪ strummed guitar canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel ag

as it came closer, the man tried to move but the buffalo charged at him and gored him. the man was treated at the scene and airlifted to the hospital. buffalo are common and freely roam on the backside of that island, they don't usually charge at humans. wow. >>> a veterinarian behind a proposed law to allow dogs to receive mouth to snout resuscitation. >> it's only to save a pet in need. if the new law is passed, first responders and their employers would be protected from damages and -- they say waiting until getting to the hospital could be the difference between life and death. >>> overgrown weeds and vegetation is -- next at 5:00 a.m., why the city of oakland can't do that right now. >>> a pilot is forced away -- the video is crazy. >>> we're hearing from the family who took in accused florida gunman nikolas cruz. why they have no idea they were living with a monster. >>> here's a live look outside at 4:57 on this presidents' day. some people do have to go to work today, including us. we're here with information with weather and traffic throughout the commercial br

you heard brian talking about general mills buying blue buffalo but the consumer companies have been terrible because of the cache that has worn off and hersheys was at a low. heinz at a low and the stocks are having a tough time. as far as the markets, we're just off the highs the key thing is it is good, three to one and the volume has dropped off. nothing like the last two weeks. much lighter

disinvestment in blue buffalo is about lifestyle -- this investment in blue buffalo is about lifestyleith their pets. people are willing to spend tremendous amounts of money on their pets. like walnut-based taylor. alix: do you have cats? david: i do not. alix: i have world's best cap litter. it is a gazillion dollars, but it is worth it because it does not smell. privatery about how equity can exit investments. how will the exit when there is not that much opportunity elsewhere? to buy smart at the right price. you have to invest with the theme. you know what a private equity nerd that i am. this is private equity in the modern age where you have to have a thesis beyond cutting cost and stripping it down. the have to invest in something that has a theme where you can see a lot of big growth. alix: how rich are you? if you want to be in the 1%, this is how much you have to make before deductions. $480,930. over oners ago it was million. what does that tell us? dig into this to yesterday. one of the amazing things to me was that the average for the 1% is 1.4 8 million. if you want to be

general mills buying blue buffalo for 8 billion in cash or $40 a share.lue buffalo specializes in natural pet foods. surprised they don't know anything about it. god, i spend a lot of money for dog food you have to be careful can't be too rich. they try to tell you there's a lot of meat, a lot of times it's grain. is it worth $8 billion looking at it right now. market cap 6.6 before the move today. amazing. okay there's your deal. it's important to talk about, but it did kind of wreck my mojo on the curling discussion. that's okay. with andrew maybe we'll get back to that. i heard about the figure skating. >> that was -- that was not great. >> why for us >> for us. >> you're still with the xenophobia >> the russians were fantastic >> there was a one point difference between the two >> did you see the speed skating where the two koreans knocked each other out >> no what time was that on? >> 9:15, 9:30. >> no wonder you're cranky that's too late. too late >> the difference between the winner and loser, the first place and fourth place in that was 0.4 second

officers say the buffalo was grazing nearby and as it came closer, the man tried to move but the buffaloged and gored him. the man was treated at the scene and airlifted to a hospital. buffalo are actually common, they freely roam one side of catalina. they don't usually attack humans. >>> east bay veterinarian behind a law that would allow dogs and cats to receive mouth to snout resuscitation. right now only veterinarians are able to save a pet in need. if the new law is passed, first responders and their employers would be protected from damages and prosecution after providing emergency care. supporters say that waiting until the pets are taken to the hospital could be the difference between life and death. >>> you may remember earlier this month, elon musk launched a tesla roadster into space. this was the last picture of it. if you are curious where it is, someone created a website to track its whereabouts. where is roadster.com. according to the website, it's a million miles from earth moving towards mars at more than 42,000 miles per hour. it has more than 137 million miles to go.

there was a buffalo attack.happened saturday night as a man was sitting on a log on catalina island. officers say the buffalo was grazing nearby. as it came closer, the man tried to move but the buffalo charged and gored him. the man was treated at the scene and airlifted to a hospital. buffalo are common and freely roaming on one side of the island. they don't usually charge at humans. >>> an east bay veterinarian is behind a proposed law that would allow dogs and cats to receive mouth to snout resuscitation. only veterinarians are able to use that to serve a pet in need. first responders and their employers would be protected from damages or prosecution after providing emergency care. supporters say that waiting until pets are taken to the hospital can be the difference between life and death. >>> new at 6:00, what draymond green is saying after becoming a meme during the all-star game. the reason is nothing to do with basketball. >>> we're getting new video from a perspective after a plane landed on highway 1

joining us next, a former facebook insider who cure yated news general mills buying blue buffalo. look at the next brands that could be targets for take takeover and the olympics are nearly in the books. we'll take a look back at all the fun we had as you just saw whether "squawk alley" continues. directv gives you more for your thing. your top-rated thing. that five stars, two thumbs up, 12-out-of-10, would recommend thing. because if you only want the best thing, you get the #1 thing. directv is rated #1 in customer satisfaction over cable. switch now and get a $200 reward card. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1.800.directv >>> some more news on martin screlli. it is the last hearing before he is sentenced in march. his attorney just leaving the courthouse we had a chance to catch up with him asking what he expected of the sentencing he said he hoped the judge would be lenient he didn't want to speculate whether he would get my more jail time than he served we didn't see him leaving the courthouse he was taken back to the detention center where he's been since septem

. >> general mills buying blue buffalo. and which companies could be next takeover targets. wing stop shares on a weak out look and the ceo lays out the growth plan here on "power lunch. and the chinese government seizing control of a insurance company that have flags on the spending spree a close up look at the china inc. portfolio "power lunch" starts right now >>> and happy friday your money carving out decent gains in the major indexes the dow trying to end the week higher just like the nasdaq is doing. the nasdaq is now more than 5% for the year melissa highlighted general bills and blue buffalo and if you are investor, go home and give your dog a pet tonight because that stock is soaring. it is up almost 17%. other interesting stocks today, go daddy hitting a new all-time high on pace for its best day since august of 2016 red robin gourmet burgers rallying and planet fitness strong on the earnings and out look now to michelle. >> you have to work out after you eat a red robin. thank you. the dow is up more than 200 points and let's get to the market action here on the

buffalo chicken dip.en, chicken breast, don't have to do the whole thing if you don't want to. it is a slow cooker. i got it at party store, great classes, gametime and everything. this is blue cheese. i have some ranch, buffalo, put that in, mix it together and it is going to be harder. with cream cheese, what you want to do, put bacon in the oven but putting in a slow cooker, the reason being the whole time you are having your guests over and that is it. no mess at all over here. when you use a spatula makes the missing a lot easier. this is been dip in a bread bowl but we have made it like spinach dip. so -- what i have done here is got french loaf bread. you got each of these, one and the other and takes a mag wash. it is beaten with a little bit of water but the trick for here it sticks on the side. if you take a toothpick after you are done you take it out. nice and compressed and then the third one mix that separately, 15 minutes at 350 to make it golden brown and it looks pretty and the spinach di

of the indians of the buffalo bill true. there were many different aspects he had to relate to. what is not traditional to us, and the way of medical care. a group of indians that lived about six miles not that here up to springfield. one of the favorite things we have on display in our museum is an osage wedding dress. this is a tradition that goes all the way back to 1803 when thomas jefferson was the president. men from the osage tribe had occasion to go to washington, one of the gifts they were given was a military count. a red military code. that was one of the nicest things in the tribe. the girl started getting married in it. tradition allowed orn girl to wear red for it than the other girls could wear other colors. it was very popular at the turn-of-the-century. another very popular thing and our museum was a calendar. it was how the plains tribes could keep track of their history. it was done by different emblems that mean different things. for each year, there was something selective that was one of the most import

this is a large deal for general mills, $8 billion, $40 a share for blue buffalo shareholders. in cash. it will have the effect of taking the debt on general mills' balance sheet up, about 4.2 times levered, down to about 3.5 times levered in the not too distant future it is at a big price, 22 times, that includes synergies. if you exclude them, 25 times ebida, about six times revenues. it is a fast-growing company because it has been a fast-growing sector. we are talking about a $30 billion overall market for pet food about 10% is natural this company has been delivering competent annual net sales growth of 12%, annual adjusted growth of 18% over the last three years. general mills making a big statement by making this decision you can see its stock is a bit weak it is not using that as a currency here. so that's simply the response of some shareholders at this point saying, okay, maybe we get it, but it is a big, big price you're paying. we will take them into competition with the likes of mars which owns the pet food brands pet food and actually they did a deal to acquire bc

as well as one billion dollars in equity the move as well calculated on general mills as part blue buffalo block lois already has a large presence in many major retailers like target it's not the only company looking to cash in on pet food mars' the company behind m. and m's already has entered the market after acquiring iambs pedigree and whiskas pet foods and jelly and jam producer smucker's j.m. smucker bought the big hearts pet brands in two thousand and fifteen for more than six billion dollars. japan has one the largest food in its dispute involving produce and the south with south korea involving the world trade organization it deals with produce and the w t o went in favor of japan which had raised concerns about the sanctions put on it by south korea the company had specific bans and additional testing requirements imposed on imported japanese goods due to the two thousand and eleven food you eat it's a nuclear disaster the w t o. ruled that while the measures were initially justifiable keeping them in place violate sanitary and fido stana terry agreements south korea stated that

>> blue buffalo is number one, by far. >> that's the thing.hey're the cleert category leader in the stores there are a few smaller companies. the reality is, they've been acquired over time by mars, by nestle this is really the gem of those players. >> come on, steve. how much are you guys willing to add to the $8 billion? come on. >> you know, it's entry. i grew up in the pet foods business in the early part of my career with quaker oats on kibble and bits. the innovation in the pet food space has been incredible. as dogs go from being animals to being part of the household and children, in this case, you see the move that mirrors what's happening in human food. and i just think the innovation in this space over time has been incredible but here we are in a natural -- a millennial world with natural and organic and you see it happening in all segments in food >> in the category -- that's a great country. how old is blue buffalo? when did they start this company? to now have an $8 billion valuation? >> 2002, actually. they started with baby st

he was transferred to buffalo general medical center.tors there performed a procedure to open a blocked artery, but it was too late. at 10:48 the next morning, michael cleveland died. >> i'm a wreck. i need closure, and i need accountability. >> reporter: dr. perry and degraff memorial hospital would not comment, citing the pending g wsuit. afgraff memorial has said in legal filings that it followed all medical standards and required procedures. n . perry, seen here in his 2010 medical school graduation, said he did check for a pulse in the first two visits and found no signs of life. but on the third visit, michael cleveland's condition was "vastly different." >> i trusted-- i trusted the medical field at the time. i feel horrible. >> reporter: the doctor who opened the blocked artery said in his deposition, that even without the delay, cleveland was too sick and would have never survived. the case is expected to go to trial in april. jeff, while a doctor not involved in the case cannot comment, we know heart muscle dies quickly when de

as well as one billion dollars in equity the move is well calculated on general mills as part blue buffalo bluff low is already has a large presence in many major retailers like target it's not the only company looking to cash in on pet food mars the company behind m. and m's already has entered the market after acquiring i ams pedigree and whiskas pet foods and jelly and jam producer smucker's j.m. smucker but the big heart pet brands in two thousand and fifteen for more than six billion dollars. japan has won the largest food in its dispute involving produce and the south with south korea involving the world trade organization it deals with produce and the w t o went in favor of japan which had raised concerns about the sanctions put on it by south korea the company had specific bans in additional testing requirements imposed on imported japanese goods due to the two thousand and eleven. nuclear disaster the w t o ruled that while the measures were initially justifiable keeping them in place violate sanatorium fido stana terry agreements south korea stated that they will appeal the decis

it strikes me as a football fan to think in terms of a great football team, like my buffalo bills used to be. [laughter] >> in any case, to say that buffalo should not have gone into the super bowl that year because i had such great players and the other team did not, it doesn't make a great deal of sense. in this case with grand, grant does use his army in a way no one has used the army up to that point. no union commanders have been able to use the army in the same way. it should be pointed out that if you look, what historians are doing now, looking not just raw numbers but percentages. what percentage of troop size was lost in virginia. lee has the worst record of anybody in the entire civil war in sacrificing his troops. the argument can be made, for example, that what we needed to do was go on the offensive and keep going so that the north would get sick of the war and they would say confederacy, go away. but that is not the weight lee fought the war, he was an aggressive commander, always on the attack and he lost a huge number of men. >> we don't want frank to be the defender o

yes, blue buffalo pet products out of connecticut.k at thissing volume on that stock is, 23.6 million shares, it's jumping 17% while general mills is down $2. the $40-per-share buyout offer -- and, by the way, we're right there right now -- did send shares of blue buffalo surging to this high, but it was a 17 percent premium to yesterday's close. who knows, but they may have to up this bid if somebody else, another white knight comes in and says, hey, we'll pick you up for a little bit more than that. >>> let's get to the white house, president trump wrapping that press conference about 20 minutes ago. the dow is up 259 points after he met with australia's prime minister, malcolm turnbull. it's 100 points after his comments on trade, what was it that these markets loved so much? the spike comes when that question came. blake burman was in the room just moments ago at the joint conference. blake, this is clearly the big takeaway from our standpoint. >> reporter: i'm not sure what really changed, liz, because when you look at what the p

a light snow i'll just get to where i'm going and we have a white out we just had this problem in buffalo new york there was a seventy five car pile up or not thomas cars going to make a logic decision of do i go here or die go there where we as humans make different choices hey i see there's a pile up or there's a slowdown of traffic i may have to drive on the grass and maybe even hit armco you know the railing on the side in order to not be hit from behind by other vehicles because when snow conditions come on was no notice or ice or bad wind that's the problem is cameras they may decide quickly but they may not make the same decision a human has and i think one of the big solutions to this is to keep people going through driver's ed and educate them how to drive better not just to pass the test but absolutely you know i wonder if maybe there would be separate standards for you know when you would be able to use the autonomous vehicles you know if you're in in l.a. and it's you know seventy five degrees and clear that you know you're right it's allowed to use it but if you're in like yo

degrees and clear that you know you're right it's allowed to use it but if you're in like you say buffalo new york in january maybe you know are people talking about that or is it too early to get into the nitty gritty of those potential regulations. well that's going to be some of the big factors i know we've discussed this before big regulations going to be government regulations and insurance those are going to be two major factors we still got hackers involved we haven't even come up with that where there the u.s. has stopped vehicle to vehicle communications and so they are not working on that that means there's still that means they can't come up with a permanent firewall that will actually protect you in a vehicle you're basically in an amusement ride you have no control so if an autonomous cars hacked it could be very dangerous plus we don't know there are some people that are a little nefarious and they might put something horrible into a car and send it on its way so we really have to look at all the possible variables where humans are involved with computers i think we're a way

when mckinley was killed in buffalo, teddy roosevelt immediately said i intend to covering just as my predecessor did in his agenda will be my agenda. within two days he gets to the white house in buffalo, brings in a bunch of reporters and he didn't feel like he had to say those things anywhere. developers have elected me as president cannot mckinley. the kidney was flying in the capital of the time the, the roosevelt was always conscious of the narrative and put himself at the center of the narrative and over the succeeding decades, his admiring geographic, adoring biographer's basically bought the narrative and they didn't kind quite work if they said well, they do these marvelous, credible things, that the foundation was laid by his predecessor. in my view, they can make it kind of the short end of the stick in terms of that interpretation. in describing these events in these historical narrative building, i describe tr an output of a impetuous, amusing, grandiose, prone to marking his territory with political defiance, he stirred the imagination of the american people as mckinley

thankfully the buffalo herd and wildlife was largely unaffected. we lost fencing, most of our winter pastures an some stands of timber. new fencing something being built. some of the buffalo moved to unburned area and we're buying hay. we're working on a salvage timber sale to capture some salvage from the burn. custer state park reopened just 11 days after the fire started this could have been much, of worse, if not for the hard work and heroic efforts of our firefighters. it was south dakota at its best. people from all across the state pulling together in a time of need. please help me thank them now. [applause] last summer you met in special session to address non-meandered waters, a contentious issue in south dakota since the 1990s. past legislative solutions had been elusive. the situation came to a head last march when the supreme court said it was quote, up to the legislature to decide how these waters are to be ben officially used in the public interest. you heard that message and went to work, and the open waters compromise you passed is

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