the court -- the fort was commanded by colonel henry carrington. >> carrington, who is the colonel hired to build the fort, he end up deciding to put the fort in its location where we are today instead of moving it north of sheridan on the tongue river. we have had military strategists who have come through that said this natural bench in this landscape is a strategically smart location to place the fort. it's got these natural benches and carrington had drawn out the shape and plans for the fort before he came west and he decided this was going to be the best place for it. he gets here in july, friday the 13th, 1866. on his way, red cloud has delivered the message that he is going to have to fight for every day the military is here. it is at that point carrington really realizes how deep he is, how in over his head he is. wives and children have come out with him. they think they are at peace. red cloud understands the history of non-native expansion in the west, so there are 560 two recognized tribes in america and by 1866, red cloud has seen and heard the stories of how all of those t

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carrington began working with found everyday objects while at art school more than 30 years ago she's used a wide variety of materials over the years and plans to start branching out into glassware. but no matter what material she gets her hands on and carrington has a special talent for turning other people's trash into beautiful treasures. now a couple of stories from the fashion world beginning at the passion paris couture week which because of current travel restrictions is all online and not necessarily in the french capital. indeed giorgio armani show took place in a beautiful villa in milan italy without a catwalk and audience very elegant couture from him this year with colorful designs and it's good to see a little bit of sparkle in these troubled times. to roam the magnificent 14th century so is the background for valentino's more off the wall. but again thankfully with lots of color it's bright nala days tino a big favorite of hollywood stars so maybe we'll see some of these creations on a virtual red carpet this year. and staying with fashion you'll remember this stunning

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. >> president knutzen: second from commissioner carrington. do we have anyone from the public who wish to comment on the minute? >> president knutzen: please open the phone line for public comment. >> there's no callers in the queue. >> president knutzen: hearing no further request, is there a motion to approve? we had the motion and second. to approve the december 2, 2020 d.a.s. commission meeting minutes. please take the roll call. [roll call vote]. the vote is unanimous. >> president knutzen: thank you very much. commissioners, item 5 is executive director's report. if i can call executive director shireen mcspadden please. >> good morning commissioners. happy new year. very happy to see everybody. i think if feels like a particularly hopeful start to the new year. i don't know if anybody feels the same. i think 2020 is now behind us and we can look forward hopefully to a much better year this year. i want to start by welcoming commissioner bittner, commissioner, we're so happy to have you join the commission. i'm so excited to i'll get to

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potter carrington says that if...st against the united states, it will be a seriously big party, he says. the event was postponed last year because of coronavirus. charlie delahunt is on the verge of crossing the line in the bond a globe. but he might not be the overall winner. that depends on when other two sailors finished. they've been awarded time compensation as they helped with the rescue of a stricken fellow competitor back in november. and fawad alam's third test century helped pakistan to an 88—run lead on the second day of the first test against south africa. fawad, who returned to the squad last year after a ten—year absence, reached 109 off 21r5 balls in karachi. that's a tease of one of the stories coming up. cricket has been dealing with allegations of racism and a lack of diversity in recent months. and today, new survey results from the professional cricketers association has revealed that a number of players in the domestic game have suffered or witnessed racist abuse. ankur desai has been speaking to

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. >> we all wanted to live like everyone on "dynasty," like the carringtons.f fun and debauchery. >> greed was encouraged in the '80s. there was a sense of conspicuous consumption as being okay. and those shows kind of exploited that. >> primetime families like the carringtons who live here in luxury on the "dynasty" sound stage are not the only rich folk on tv. in the last five years, more than half of all new shows have featured the wealthy. ten years ago, that figure was zero. >> it was an accident. your father's dead. >> "falcon crest" was a wine family. there's lorenzo lamas, and there's ronald reagan's first wife. jane wyman is on that show. >> emma is pregnant. >> i know a doctor who can take care of it right away. >> that will never happen. >> all of the shows, where, oh, my god, what's next? what's going to happen with that? he can't get away with that. and then you tune in, it was appointment television. >> what will become of the missing twins on "knots landing"? >> what? >> they all had spinoffs. "dallas" spinoff "knots landing." "the colbys" was a

nbc's shaq brewster is in carrington county. also with us, patricia murphy, political reporter for the atlanta journal constitution. blai blayne, start us off with a 30,000 look from above on the state of georgia as we're nine hours away from polls closing. >> reporter: i certainly don't have to remind anybody who has been paying attention to our coverage how much is at stake when it comes to this pair of runoff elections. the candidates know it. we know it. what's interesting today is that voters seem to know it, too. when i've spoken to voters at this polling location in southwest atlanta, there's almost in sense of urgency among the people i talked to. one woman told me she was abc making it her business to be here today. another man said his responsibility didn't end in november, it continues until today. one woman tiered up when i asked her how important it was for her to be out here. it's not lost on the voters and that the implications spread far beyond the state of georgia: the people i've spoken to, very enthusiastic to

knowledge, a lot of it lived in committees and subcommittees which did real things like holding carrington doing oversight. and that created some independent sources of power. in the party leaders did not have as much control over. and there is a caricature version of that which puts all of the blame on newt gingrich in. and i certainly think he deserves a fair amount of blame for slashing the committee budgets and independent sources of expertise when he took over. but it's part of a larger thing that happened in the senate as well and as congress became more wise and more partisan, party leaders did not want have as any sources of independent expertise. in congress is dealing with so any issues that it is hard to do everything in syria away from what congress does as an institution, but when you should have the resources or committees, that makes it harder for congress to deal with a lot of these issues. and then the other aspect of it is that a lot of members of congress are scared of their own shadows sometimes. they're worried that they're going to face challenges based on the fact th