a♪ -- ♪ with horses, they were able to pursue the buffalo, and from the buffalo they obtained their foodter, clothing, tools, weapons, and almost everything else that was needed for the tribes to survive and flourish. each year of their past was recorded through a symbolic drawing and handed down as history from generation to generation. >> my name is lydia fire thunder bluebird. i'm an oglala sioux. this is my great uncle's winter count. in sioux it is called [speaking sioux language] he was the one from the tribe who would make drawings of something important that happened each year. ♪ each one of these pictures stands for one year. we did not use numbers like today. instead, each year had a symbol. one person would be in charge of keeping this record for each band among the sioux. every year when the winter came, the elders and the recorder of the winter count would meet and decide upon the right event that would be used for that year. this picture stands for the year 1901, when there was a smallpox epidemic. these symbols show battles, while others show peace. 1833 was the year the s

the squaws dried the meat and the men were back on the buffalo trail. women were busy with other things, things deeply rooted in the life of the people, things that soothe the eye and warm the heart. these the women did so that beauty too might reside in their austere -- it was indeed work four these women excelled. with an instinct for design peculiar to her race, the sioux squaw took infinite pains for stringing exquisite quality about the most common household objects. the old people and children also remained in camp, and one old man kept the winter count. this was a history of the people used for the instruction of the young. on a buffalo hide were recorded significant events that kept the sioux in touch with their past and shaped their decisions for the future. but for the sioux, all decisions past and present were bound up with the buffalo. as they could kill this quarry, so could they live. it's meat sustained them, it's hide sheltered them, it's very leaving's were there source of fuel. the buffalo was life and because of the advance of the whi

>> accused of not doing enough to clean up the decades-old sexual abuse scandal in buffalo. the unlikely whistle-blower vowing to hold him accountable. and the priest accused of abuse still presiding over blessed bb sack ra sack ram. >> he took a lie detector test. >> fall from grace will be right back. we all have things we love and long for. a place, a feeling, a moment. but only kerrygold can take you there. to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for the most delicious taste imaginable. that's no ordinary cheese. no. it's kerrygold. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm eva pilgrim. the bishop of buffalo defiant, now stepping down over his handling of a sexual abuse crisis that went all the way to the vatican. how did he get to this point, and what's next for the church? here's david wright. >> i told my wife i want to cry today. >> reporter: the moral authority of the catholic church has been ravaged by too many stories like matt goldman. >> i definitely was assaulted and moleste

all decisionsoux, past and present were bound up with the buffalo.rry,could kill this so could they live. it's meat sustained them, it's hide sheltered them, it's very leaving's were there source of fuel, and because of the advance of the white hand -- the white man, the great herds were diminishing. the hunters circled the drifting herd, working their way a hind the ridges until the wind was in their favor. i now they had singled out a bowl -- cows and a loan and a lone bull as their quarry. ♪ together in a vital place, with great power in each aero. ♪ the great spirit had guided one arrow to the soft throat of the bull. without this power greater than themselves, the tribe would not have endured. during cool summer night that the great spirit seemed closest to his people, his presence hovered on the fringe of the campfires, drawn there by medicine man,e who invoked him to bring his infinite strength to bear that the stricken might be cured. [tribal drums being played] ♪ even the bravest of warriors can move at the sound of that drum, since the musi

people had tpld -- followed buffalo their single source of life. families moved with incredible ease to new villages and running grounds using the horse and sraf travois to take them. these warriors and families came in peace bearing symbol of peace and so were they received even as brothers among brothers and children to the chief. the warrior hunted to feed his family and fought to defend them. anything less the man selected the site of his tepee and accomplished the ritual and left the details to the women. meanwhile, the men of each family new to the village paid their respects to the chief. they brought symbols of wisdom and authority and smoked the ceremonial pipe of tobacco was the fountainhead of fellow ship and sacred substance making neighbors of men and brothers of neighbors. with this pipe they created a climate of trust and spoke eloquently of peace asking that heaven and earth be witness to the bond thus far. in the summer of 1875 the western villages of the tribe were at peace. war bonnet and blanket slept and time drifted by. the sq

a little farm not far from a little town called buffalo. buffalo, missouri. and on that farm in the fine, new house brad and lisa jennings had built for their family, the stockings were hung, the children were snug in their beds, and lisa was sitting up very late, drinking wine and crying. meaning? well, who knew. but for one thing, with lisa in the way brad couldn't sneak that secret of his into her stocking, which is what started it, the flaring argument, the slamming doors, the sudden silence. before amanda woke up to the sound of her dad on 911. >> and he's very hysterical, you know. he's -- he's crying, can't really say anything other than get here quick, get here quick. i heard that two or three times. >> such a complicated tale with its secrets and lies and shifting loyalties, and here, of all places, this throwback to an idealized past. >> we hunted mushrooms, we picked up walnuts. >> they were inseparable children, brad and his older sister marsha. >> he was my playmate. we depended on each other. >> marsha became a nurse, brad ran the farm, the cent

of the buffalo diocese has stepped down according to the vatican.his comes just two years before his mandatory retirement, age of 75 malone had been facing public outcry over accusations that he protected priests who abused children in a letter, malone says that he retired early, quote, freely and voluntarily. the buffalo diocese faces more than 200 child sex abuse lawsuits including federal and state investigations the current bishop of albany has been temporarily appointed to run the diocese of buffalo. >>> turning now to breaking news out of hawaii. officials confirming overnight that two civilian shipyard workers at pearl harbor were killed and another was wounded the gunman fatally shot himself. military officials have not determined a mote five the attack and they have not released the names of the victims or the suspect they did say that the wounded civilian is in stable condition. the lockdown of the base has been lifted and the incident remains under investigation. >>> now to a case that made headlines across the country george zimmerman is

that picture hangs in an art gallery in buffalo.k to portland for the slam dunk champions. >> eight months out of the year it snows there. >> you need something to cheer for. anyway, i have not seen full court pass tipped twice. high arching shot. and that is the winner at the buzzer. wednesday, nationals signing day for college football. running back, ej smith, son of emmitt smith signed with the stanford cardinal over his dad's alma mater, florida. >> he doesn't have to. his daddy went here, doesn't mean my son has to go here. at the end of the day, my son has his own journey and it is his journey, not my >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. >> news continues streaming on cbsn following is a paid advertisement for the teeter fitspine. - hi, i'm roger teeter, and believe me, i truly understand your back pain. in my 40's i wrecked my back. on worst days i could hardly get out of bed. i had to crawl hands and knees into the shower to get hot water on my back, just to be able to stand up.

the among the group is the district engineer of the buffalo district. the buffalo district is responsible for keeping navigable streams open in this part of the country, and recently -- >> we showed everyone what problems are still there and there is a lot of trash on the edges of the river, and there are previous too close to the river's, edge septic tanks overflowing. we found a spot of oil up, there there was no early substance using out of the banks. we have it under investigation already .. hello hi ma'am rapids,, the canoeists were stopped by a small waterfall. the group carried canoes around them, except for bressard who stopped them to prove a, 0.1 that he couldn't flow his medal kayak over the falls. and to, that he could catch pass from the waters of the river. the success of past trips in focusing attention on a desperate situation of this an extreme is evidence here, where bob thomas and the citizens of maduro have cleaned up their part of the river, eve including the riverbed itself, and transform an overemphasize field, into a picnic area.

that picture hangs in an art gallery in buffalo. portland for the slam dunk champions. >> eight months out of the year it snows there. >> you need something to cheer for. anyway, i have not seen full court pass tipped twice. high arching shot. and that is the winner at the buzzer. wednesday, nationals signing day for college football. running back, ej smith, son of emmitt smith signed with the stanford cardinal over his dad's alma mater, florida. >> he doesn't have to. his daddy went here, doesn't mean my son has to go here. at the end of the day, my son has his own journey and it is his journey, not my so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase bran

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> among the group is the district engineer of the buffalo district of the corps offalo district is responsible for keeping navigable streams open in this part of the country and has been in the forefront of pollution control. >> showed everybody what problems are still there. there's a lot of trash on the edge of the river. just about every tenth cabin owner is throwing his trash down the back door. there are septic tanks that overflow. we found one spot of oil, by the way, up there. we have it under investigation already. ♪ ♪ >>> below these rapids, the canoeists were stopped by a small waterfall. the group carried canoes around it and went on. the editor wanted to prove a point, showing he could traverse his canoe over the falls. ♪ ♪ >> and, two, that he could catch bass from the once-polluted waters from the cuyahoga. ♪ ♪ >> the success of past trips and focusing attention of the situation of this, is evidence that the mayor bob thomas and the citizens have hauled trash away, even cleaning the river bed itself and they transformed an overgrown river side field in

and now, the bishop in buffalo resigning today, two years before retirement. abc's david wright tonight on the accusations of a major coverup. >> reporter: tonight, a painful chapter for buffalo catholics has finally come to an end. bishop richard malone resigned amid a firestorm over his handling of sexual abuse claims. for more than a year, malone has been accused of not being fully transparent about alleged abuses by buffalo priests in the past. was this a coverup? >> no, it wasn't a coverup. because -- >> reporter: was it damage control? >> no, i don't believe it was damage control. i know that's been said often. >> reporter: the bishop's own former personal assistant, siobhan o'connor, photocopied secret church files and became a whistle-blower. >> i had to try to do what i could to bring the truth to light. >> reporter: bishop edward scharfenberger of albany taking over in the interim. he promises accountability, even as the diocese faces more than 200 new lawsuits. >> i'm not here as a knight in shining armor. i'm not here, you know, as the fix-it man.

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he also led the ncaa in rushing and took the buffalos, yes, the buffalos and yes they have a live buffalos a mascot to this day. it's pretty awesome. and only occasionally gets loose. he took the buffalos to the bowl game. after that, he served in the cond world war, bronze star, whodse scholar to oxford and graduated top in his class in law school and was the leading rusher. jack kennedy's friend and helped bobby kennedy desegregate the south all before serving 31 years on the united states supreme court. wow! you can see why he was my hero. one day during our clerkship, we are walking down the first floor but it is called the basement and the portraits of justices are hung. and justice white leans over to me and he says, oh, justice gorsuch, he would like to have fun with his law clerks and called us justice gorsuch. little did he know. [laughter] >> he said justice gorsuch, how many of these old dogs can you name? and in honesty i had to tell him about half. and he said to me something that really shocked me and depressed me a little bit at the time, and he said me, too. he said, and t

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sometimes i also take the buffaloes out to graze. i think pollutioion is the biggt problem in the world at the moment. pollution is harming our farmland. our plants, the crops, are unable to grow properly. carbon dioxide is increasing because we don't have enough plants to take it up. i like how my parents and grandparents used to live. they stayed healthy, they didn't get sick often. they ate desi ghee, and they drank buffalo and camel milk. camel milk doesn't cause diabetes. nowadays, all people do is run after money half their life. then they spend the other half of their life curing themselves of diseases. host: around 260 babies are born every minute. how things then go for them is determined by their background, their place of birth, and the medical care they receive. every year, around a million infants die within a day of being born. the highest mortality rates are found in african countries. that's why doctors in madagascar are focusing on training midwives. reporter: crowds wait in anticipation for the arrival of dr. zavani

variety of species she's impressed by the panorama across the river their herds of zebras and water buffalo she's not used to the sheer menace is a wildlife on the hoof right there. about 250000 elephants live in the coven goes i'm busy conservation area the world swatches continues population a package or. she says to you carolyn too is enormously impressed to be standing just 20 meters away from the elephants in the midst of a herd of buffalo she feels overwhelmed she never thought they'd get so close up to the wildlife she wasn't expecting this. over assured him and can hardly find words for the incredible beauty here to the actual emotions noting the animals running around. and he's thrilled that the animals are here in such vast numbers he realizes the need to protect all this and to respect it so they are after all wild animals he's also an chanted by the country shuts off and how families of leave you know flits. obviously this journey will leave its mark on both the hard stuff and minds of the participants. the teams have all mastered the routines by the time they pitch camp for the

and buffalo wins 31-9.ver bowl win for the bisons. >>> division-3 championship game, north central and wisconsin whitewater. you spent all your christmas money for a d-3 championship. whatever works. ethan greene field, 38 yards. 138 yards, three touchdowns on the day. the north central cardinals win their first-ever ncaa championship. 41-14. >> blowout. >> yeah. and pace yourself. only about 38 bowl games to go. >> oh, okay. >> thank you. and thanks for everything. you can find updates at ktvu.com. >> modern family is next. yes, but it's his kindergarten graduation party today. okay, no messy goodbyes, i'm out of here. ay, papi, i'm going to miss you. can you at least stay for the party that i'm making for joe? mom, mrs. nussbaum is paying me to get her car to delaware by friday at noon. i already lost an hour looking for my driving gloves. you're plowing through the heartlands in an inchworm-green camry with a bumper sticker that says "meat is murder." i hid these gloves for a reason. listen, uh, we weren

. >>> this weather report sponsored by blue buffalo.nimals on set. >> are you talking about us? >> what are you trying to say? >> you're like my pets. >> speak for yourself. thank you, rob. >>> coming up on "good morning america" a 12-year-old girl springs into action when she says a woman tried to kidnap her younger brother. and the advice on how to keepure kids safe. >>> then how a football super fan's christmas got even better. that's ahead in "pop news." stmas gotten better. that's ahead in "pop news." hey, great dog. what do you feed him? axel gets blue buffalo. i give frankie rachel ray nutrish. ever read the ingredients? oh yeah. could you read a few? sure. deboned chicken chicken chicken meal chicken meal brown rice dried peas barley soybean meal oatmeal whole ground corn corn? while both foods provide complete and balanced nutrition 7 out of 10 nutrish feeders prefer the ingredients in blue buffalo. love them like family. feed them like family. so josh, you going for our drive safe and save discount? ♪ yup, using the app. drivi

and tonio halted them. 7-0 buffalo.red and 73 yards. buffalo full first bull win ever. >> thing you didn't bet on that game. to 50-50 shot. penny, hello. hey, sheldon. what is shaking? i'm sorry? it's colloquial, a conversation opener. so, do you find the weather satisfying? are you currently sharing in the triumph of some local sports team? what's wrong with you? you're freaking me out. i'm striking up a casual conversation with you. s'up? please don't do that. all right, but i'm given to understand that when you have something awkward to discuss with someone, it's more palatable to preface it with banal chitchat. so, this wasn't the awkward part? no. oh, all right. s'up? oh, good, i used that right. anyway, you're aware that leonard has entered into a new romantic relationship which includes a sexual component? okay, feeling the awkward now. her name is dr. stephanie barnett, and she is a highly distinguished surgical resident at freemont memorial. yeah, leonard told me. good. what he may have left out is how importan

buffalo's jarrett patterson had 173 yards rushing, two touchdowns in this one. 31-9, their first ever bowl win in four tries. how times have changed, friends. warriors lost 25 games this year. in the entire regular season they can win that total tonight if they fall to the pelicans. rockets christmas day here on abc 7. that's a plug. dubs split their first two with the pes. a rematch, not exactly. bowman throws it down. 91-89. we may see smiley at chase center soon. he had 19. working under the hoop. out to devin for three of his 18 points today. what a block. warriors win 110 to 109. and i have seen reports. steph curry is at chase center and he is not wearin a cast on his injured hand. . >> oh, really? interesting. a little early christmas gift for fans. >> maybe not that early. he said he hadn't talked to curry in three weeks >> what? i can't believe he is playing with a fractured shoulder. . >> and he's been very good. >> it's incredible. . >> that's insane. >> thanks very much. all right. join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. . >>> five more shopping day

now the picture is in an art gallery in buffalo. you cannot be serious. former slam dunk champ glen robinson, look at that baby. gets tipped twice. high arching shot. hit nothing but net and that is the game winner. >>> wednesday was national signing day for college football. running back ej smith, hall of famer emmitt smith, signed. >> he didn't have to wear this hat. it doesn't mean my son has to go there. at the end of the day, my son has his own journey and it is his journey, not my journey. >> he wasn't even paying attention. >>> sanford degree is better than florida. that is a fact, jack. i'll see you tonight. >>> still ahead in the next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, president trump's impeachment is set to be a big topic of discussion at the democratic presidential debate. coming up, we're live with the preview from los angeles. >>> uber finally reaches a settlement after being investigated for sexual harassment claims for years. >>> don't forget, we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.co >>> now at 5:00

a plane landing in buffalo slid off the runway. >> the weather and the icing is an issue for the air field. one of the bigger challenges they have because it's hard to keep up with. >> reporter: by the afternoon, slick, snowy conditions slow down drivers in the northern part of the state. >> it's a little bit west of what we reporter: metlife stadit so much snow during the game, mark every five yards. the first day of december moving in strong unloading a dangerous mix of snow, ice and wind. and, cathy, it's not over yet. how are cities and states managing it all? >> well, kate, here in new york, the governor already announced plans of a personal guard on standby and operated the emergency operation center and throughout the northeast crews will be working throughout the night to clear the roads and to keep those motorists safe. kate? >> kathy park, thank you. >>> to air travel now. more people flying today than ever before, but the weather is keeping a lot of people from getting very far. blain alexander is at the busiest airport in atlanta. >> reporter: tonight the snow and ice mix

in buffalo, this jet sliding off an icy taxiway. the roof of this car nearly sheared off after crashing into a truck in icy conditions in niagara falls. albany is in the bullseye of the storm, expecting more than a foot of snow. abc's stephanie ramos is there. >> reporter: millions of people are expected to hit the roads today here in albany, new york. conditions continue to worse as the roads ice over. governor cuomo placing the national guard on standby as the storm moves through the northeast. >> reporter: heavy snow also blasting the upper midwest. in north dakota, vehicles skidding off the highways. white-out conditions making it difficult for drivers to see. snow plows struggling to keep roads clear. extreme blizzard conditions in south dakota. a plane carrying 12 people on a thanksgiving hunting trip crashing shortly after takeoff, killing nine people including two prominent idaho businessmen, two children and the pilot. this massive storm first hitting the west, a desperate search underway in arizona for a little girl. she a

show them love this holiday with tasty blue buffalo treats. available wherever you buy pet food. >>> 50 million pounds gone in 50 minutes. that's the claim of british heiress tamara eccleston who says thieves stole all of her jewelry in less than an hour. the gems were worth about 67 million u.s. dollars. her home is in a ritzy neighborhood near kensington palace with 24-hour security guards and checkpoints. >>> we turn now to the breaking news overnight about the hallmark channel. >> the cable network admits it made the wrong decision when it refused to run commercials that feature two women kissing. will ganss explains why hallmark has changed its mind this morning. take a look. >> reporter: this morning a change of heart from the network that calls itself the heart of tv. >> we're here to help you have the best christmas ever. >> reporter: after the hallmark channel pulled this ad featuring a same-same sex couple kissing on their wedding day. >> we do. >> reporter: a conservative group called one million moms took issue with the campaign an

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that goal today in the press conference at the vatican ok james fallows ochterlony us tonight from buffalo new york james we appreciate your time and your insights thank you so much. french police have fired tear gas in months and paris major labor told me they have strikes across the country the strikes from on the 13th day of protest against the government's controversial pension reforms it also marks the 1st time that all major trade unions have called for astroids since the protest movement began despite the public pressure for its president says he is determined to press forward with the plants. every day for 2 weeks has been a nightmare with unruly crowds trying to force their way onto the few trains or buses still running commuters from the outskirts of paris feel that most george lopez barely managed to make it to work today he's frustrated. sushi from the zone for if it's the government and the unions are behaving like small children it's always they constantly blaming each other and it's working people have to pay. another day another strike and once again hundreds of thousands o

sex abuse he is a former priest and he is a survivor of sexual abuse himself he joins us now from buffalo in the united states it's good to have you on the show i want to get your reaction to the news of the publishing of people's secrets it's a huge move isn't it. it sounds dramatic and we the survivors feel in many ways that this might be a glimmer of hope but practically speaking on a day to day basis it changes nothing about the church's own laws the lifting of pontifical secret is one very limited type of designation it requires of an. at 70. said. it and then you. meet. jeff we're having a problem with the with our signal let's just try that one more time can you hear me james can you hear me unfortunately looks like we've lost our connection with james there in buffalo we certainly apologize for that we'll try to get that line back up as soon as possible the united nations is urging countries to take joint responsibility for caring for the surging numbers of displaced people around the world and speaking at the opening of the 1st global refugee forum in geneva switzerland u.n. secr

if anyone is driving from erie, cleveland to erie, buffalo, snow towns south of buffalo, you'll pickfor syracuse and watertown. this is called the tokyo plateau, one of the snow west spots in our country. travel forecast for today not that bad. a cool morning with a beautiful afternoon. 66 in dallas, san antonio, 71. no problems in florida and georgia. there may be a few flurries in the area but this afternoon we get into the area, cloudy and gray from philly and d.c. and washington. and southern consider is going to get rain from los angeles to san diego. some of those areas that had fires we could get minor debris blow, i don't think it's a huge ordeal. compared to what we just dealt with this is a nice quiet pattern. >> how do you even dig out of three feet of snow? >> they don't. they'll be over the top of it. >> now, we know where the tokyo plateau is. >>> still ahead, revelations from the house intel committee's report on impeachment that could connect three key players in the investigation, including a republican congressman. >>> plus, the 2020 democratic field is thinning out

he saw the buffaloes, but the little kids had no fear of them whatsoever. theou can see, you get attention of the water buffalo and direct them appropriately. there would be opportunities to engage with the enemies. often, we were on search and evade operations. this is a 1960 era coke can. the was emblematic of difficulties i have blending in with the vietnamese. catch -- guess which one was the american? this is our bunker in the barbed wire that was ubiquitous. we would use these boats to go everywhere. this is a remnant outpost of the 857 c battalion headquarters we were bypassing and exploring around. sophisticated bridge that one across the branch into team 60 headquarters. here is a more picturesque view of a so-called monkey bridge. a particularly exciting time for the vietnamese, because they would wait until the americans got into the middle of the bridge and then they would began jumping up and down to see how many they could get to fall in. you would hope that if you fell and it was water. it was amazing. you could put a lot of people across the

general mills beating profit estimates boosted by 16% jump in the sales of its blue buffalo pet foodrand stock up 36% this year on pace, seema mody, for its best year since 1991 they took a lot of heat. what did they pay? 7 or 8 billion why would you spend that kind of money on dog food? i think we're finding out. >> i think we are certainly finding out. all the research shows and more americans -- more americans are owning pets. and with that comes more expenditure on pet food and other pet things apparel. i don't have a pet yet but i hear that a lot of people love buying clothes and other things for their pets. >> plus, in the tribeca. i'm in the suburbs. >> i mean, it was one of the better-performing ipos although, as of late, it's pulled back. but it was up 60% its first day and now has a market cap of 11 billion. >> i bought wuzzy his first blue buffalo food the other day. >> who >> my cat. >> your cat's name is wuzzy? >> wuzzy as in fuzzy wuzzy that was his name at the shelter and we really liked it so got his first blue buffalo. he really liked it i started thinking, you know,

t"buffalo bill center" asks visitors to check visible firearms.on't think there's a guy t this community or a family in this community tesn't have a gun in their home. >> reporter: that includes former senator alan simpson, who grew up and, now 88, still lives cody. >> there would be no history in america without the gun. i meanyou can gasp, and choke, and fall over on your head if you want to with that ent i just made. but i mean, withoua gun, the pioneers would have had nothing but an axe, and fighting o the elements and indigenous people, all of that is real. all of it. you cat rewrite history. >> reporter: but i could imagine people saying, "okay, that's all true, but a museum to celebrate guns?" >> we tell the history. we're not in the celebratory thing down here, where whave a big sign, "come on in and cherish guns with us." that's ( bleep ). this is the history of america, which is guns.>> was very skeptical at first. >> reporter: artist april jones, who lives and works neis a much newer resident of cody, one who came with different politic

. >> born and raised in buffalo? yes born and raised in buffalo. joining us from yonkers new york, welcome to book tv fill. >> hello. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. the question i want to ask is are republicans, especially black republicans, why don't they educate their own. the blacks have it in history is pars political. they only have, they just understands going on. i was going to ask the question myself. he heard democrats speak about from the house. voter suppression, will voters of oppression explains it. your have roe v wade since 1973 and there could be 7,080,000,000 blacks in maybe 60 million blacks power to the blacks. but no we don't have power to the blacks i could be here, you should have me on your tv program discussing this. and what i'm asking you to do is to go to history until the black people, ask them. because i did. when i ran for the house in florida as a republican ganz's other republicans i was called a racist.t. when jackie robinson is my hero, and on my musical radio problem i honored notot doctor martin luther kin

they moved constantly in search of the buffalo and game.is the supplier for food and thater and everything people know was provided by the creator. a very significant spiritual area. if you look at the bigger picture, bear butte is surrounded by prairie. the black hills is about 80 miles long and it is totally surrounded by prairie itself. it just rises up out of the prairie. it is a very unique area. very beautiful and very sacred. back a few years to the fort laramie treaty that was signed in 1868, all of what we know as western south dakota today in the black hills was treaty land for our native american community members. just a few years later, in 1874, the custer expedition cut through the black hills on official orders of seeking a passageway for immigrants into the montana area. in their way through the black hills, the discovered gold. that is the game changer. that led to the gold rush here in the black hills. turning point in the event. from there, the spaces go through a bunch of different treaty reorganizations and land allotme

. >> reporter: housed in the smithsonian's "buffalo bill centerf the west," the firearms collection is of five museums of art and history, including the story of "buffalo bill" cody himself, the legendary soldier and nter turned showman, who in 1896 helped establish this small town in northwest wyoming-- a deeply conservative state where guns have always been part of life. the "buffalo bill center" asksvi tors to check visible firearms. >> i don't think there's a guy in this community or a family in this community that doesn't have a gun in their home. >> reporter: that includes former senator alan simpson, who grew up and, now 88, still lives in cody. >> thereould be no history in america without the gun. i mean, you can gasp, and choke, and fall over on your head if you want to with that statement i just made. but i mean, without a gun, theon rs would have had nothing but an axe, and fighting off the elements and indigenous people, all of that is real. all oft. you can't rewrite history. >> reporter: but i could imagi people saying, "okay, that's all true, but a museum to celebrate g

i lived in buffalo, new york and lived near lake ontario, but i guess the difference is that new yorks not a battleground state. guest: right. i am looking forward to that buffalo-steelers game this evening. 12 -- one -- feeling go ahead, our next caller is from west virginia -- go ahead, our next caller is from west virginia. caller: i have a lot of presidents with the -- problems with the republican party. i believe that they want america to be a plutocracy. i really do believe that. hannity and i listen to him and i think why in the world woodworking people -- would working people support the rich. it started with reagan with his tax cut. then it continued with bush with his tax cut in 2001. it continues now with this president. , nixon and ford were different. i cannot understand. his doing away with the environmental policies that were put in place to protect the environment -- that is another thing. thank you very much. host: thank you for the call. guest: in 2016, working-class voters stillon voted for hillary clinton over donald trump. people do not realize this, because they

a plane slid off a runway in buffalo, new york. blizzard-like conditions creating havoc in the great lakes area. a strong storm system bringing feet of snow to the mountains. wind gusts of 45 to 60 miles per hour, could lead to down eed trs and power lines. let's bring in pedram javaheri live for us in the cnn weatherer in. hi, there. >> christine, a pretty healthy storm system. it will stick with us for 24 or so hours. it lingers off of the eastern seaboard. the system itself, across the eastern great lakes right now. the disruptions is widespread to its east. several flights are impacted. the temperatures across the major metro cities, too warm to support significant snow in accumulations. 50 million people have been impacted as far as winter weather alerts are in place. and parts of 20 states impacted by this, as well. it is a wide-reaching storm system. in boston, 2.8 inches of snow has come down. that led to upwards of 500 flights s being disrupted. it speaks to how busy a travel holiday it is. the storm system, slowly on the

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