instead of operating on cheyenne's eyes, dr.her ears. >> one of the ways to make the eyes look bigger, so to make the nose smaller and deflect the look of where the ears are. >> just setting this back -- >> it seems like it's additional sugary and work that will change the way your daughter looks. >> first of all, i'm concerned about any surgery. >> yeah. >> you know, that's concerning. i leave the ultimate decision up to cheyenne because it's her body. >> what do you feel? >> i know i'm beautiful but i know some things you have to change to make yourself more happy. >> during conner's evaluation dr. romo also recommended a new chin to go with a new nose. conner and his mom agreed. >> they have a chin bringing that out just a bit, it opens the face up. >> renata decided to take dr. romo's advice, too. >> i decided that i'm going to get the nose and the chin done. i thought i would just trust him because he knows what he's doing. ♪ ♪ >> i've come this far. >> this is a big moment. >> see you later. >> as they headed into surgery,

so the cheyenne -- i want to throw this in, the cheyenne nation have a great saying, they honor grandmothers because they are the keepers of the story. and the greek word history just means the story. we are in charge of the story of our lives and the cheyenne nations says when the hearts of women are on the ground in nation is finished. so i think the work you are doing is just imperative to keeping the heart of this world up there where it needs to be, on the high road and one of your influences that you enter the wave unafraid and you always have. >> host: how did you get involved in the music industry? it is a way of life is what it is. we have been involved in independent, three different times. libya records which i had in d.c.. that is where women gather their ideas circular lee. by left the major label in the second. the big gene pool, a lot of us were invisible, look at this, look at this, look at this, the history, all of it so that we are not in visible and what i have done is mostly, without much, if you at the top and sweet woman, love song to a woman by a woman, women wrote to

the cheyenne committee arapahoe, some to -- some shoshone.the war department, they had worked in florida, they thought the cherokee but they never fought multiple tribes at once. and so red cloud were was a guerrilla war and he would attack and pick off a wagon train here and supply train there and ill trained. so the minors of course and settlers passing through an appeal to washington who started to send the soldiers west. we are going to send our soldiers off to pick off the savages, these prehistoric savages is not going to take long. and red cloud was winning and the more soldiers that came out, the more india and were attracted to his wa glory here d leave them so to speak and he was baffling. the u.s. army officers couldn't figure out. here was a man from before red cloud had set up three different attacks on a supply train 200 miles away and on a wagon train. this had never happened before. and he would attack and instead of celebrating as was the american indian custom, he would attack the next day and the day after that and the warr

. >> when police went to henry sullivan's apartment, they found a vintage red 1971 chevrolet cheyenne pickup truck parked outside his apartment. incredibly, the truck belonged to the murder victims, richard and karla van dusen. >> it had been completely restored. it was a classic truck. it was a definite eye catcher, and, in fact, what i would describe as a one-of-a-kind pickup truck. >> when questioned, henry sullivan denied any involvement in the murders. with his driver's license found at the crime scene, it looked like an open and shut case. but it was just the beginning. ♪ >>> friends and family couldn't believe that richard and karla van dusen were murdered. richard was a copy machine sales manager whose hobby was collecting antique cars. karla was a courtroom reporter. on weekends, she worked as a clown, entertaining sick children at local hospitals. >> they were pretty well-known in the community. they lived in a small beach town outside of st. petersburg called tierra verde, very beautiful sugar sand beaches. >> the prime suspect was 32-year-old henry sullivan. he couldn't ex

he worries if the pipeline ruptures it could pollute the cheyenne river and the ogallala aquifer.t's solvents to make it fluent, so when the pipe breaks, which i know it will, it is not going to just leak oil. >> reporter: this isn't just a battle over water. it is also a battle over land. the tribe says the pipeline violates 19th century treaties it negotiated for territory rights in the black hills. treaties the u.s. government abolished more than a century ago, but treaties the tribes say are still valid. the construction of the pipeline could also unearth sacred native american artifacts. trans-canada says it has protections in place to protect the environment and cultural sites. in a statement they sa . . . >> 830,000 barrels a day -- >> reporter: but at this meeting tribe members prepared for a fight, some even threatening to physically block the construction. >> they are going to have to run over us or put us in jail to lay their pipeline. >> reporter: a threat the lakota hope they won't have to carry out. >>> russia is accusing western and arab countries of trying to derai

in south dakota it would skirt seven native american reservations including the cheyenne river reservation>> the pipeline will be approximately four miles to the right here. >> reporter: that's too close for this 60-year-old who lives on the reservation. >> it is not oil. it's chemicals, solvents to make it fluid, so when the pipe breaks, which i know it will, it's not going to leak just oil. it will leak other chemicals. >> reporter: this isn't just a battle over water, it's also a battle over land. the tribe says the pipeline violates 19th century treaties it negotiated with the u.s. government for territory rights. treaties the u.s. government abolished more than a centurying a, but treaties the tribes say are still valid. the lakota fear construction could also unearth sacred artifacts. trans-canada says it has protections in place to preserve the environment and cultural sites. in a statement the company says . . . >> 830,000 barrels a day -- >> reporter: but at this meeting tribe members prepared for a fight, some even threatening to physically block the pipeline's construction. >> w

so cheyenne -- i just wanted to i throw this in, the cheyenne nation has a great saying, and they honor grandmothers like crazy because they're the keepers of the story. and the greek word history just means the story -- >> guest: yes. >> caller: you know? and we're in charge of the story of our lives. and the cheyenne nation says when the hearts of women are on the ground, a nation is finished. >> guest: uh-huh. >> caller: so i thank think -- think the work you're doing is just imperative to, you know, keeping the heart of this world up there where it needs to be on the high road. and i love that one of your influences was that you entered the wave unafraid, and you always have. you entered -- you're entering the second wave unafraid. >> host: chris, how -- >> caller: -- and thank you. >> host: -- how did you get involved in the music festival industry? [laughter] >> caller: i wouldn't call it an industry, i'll tell you that. it is a way of life, is what it is. i became -- i've been a musician all my life, and i've been involved in independent record companies, three of them, three dif

c cheyenne woods is the faster's champion. she looks like she took a page from her auncle tiger's book. she held in there to the very end. she said she can play just like her uncle tiger. and afterwards tiger sent her out a tweet saying congrats. >> it is nice to come out and prove she is a great talent. thank you again. >> a man is on trial accused of killing a teen. that is over loud music. his fiance took the stand but what she reveal ed may hurt his defense.? >>> we'll start you off with some images of washington, dc. winter is everywhere and from where we are headed. this way. >> in 2012, after won fronting him and his friends he shot him after confronting him about the loud music in his suv. his fiance took the stant d in court yesterday. >> did the defendant say anything about the music? >> i hate that thug music. >> i heard pop pop pop. >> when you heard those noises did you know what they were? >> no, i didn't. >> when you woke up was the t l television on? >> yes, it was. >> did you happen to see something on the ne

cheyenne the us topped the medal count with the team netherlands is next with seventeen and or wayne kennedy cannot seize me are up next with fifty medals followed by germany sweden and switzerland. and for more on the games let's cut our tea correspondent paul scott was in sochi. well russia have added a gold and a bronze medal to that tally on the date and in the two men both slave and i was undeserved told mx the void of underwood doberman from start to finish they even set a track record in the first round was the first time the russian one night of sleep gold since the four of the soviet union on for thirty nine year old's of calls to complete a fairytale an ounce of gold medals a silver he won in turin in two thousand and six and the browns he picked up in time to vote for using killer in fact often as winter olympics in vancouver he announced his retirement from the sport for the opportunity to reform the hunt and the gang was too much for him to tie down they coaxed him out of retirement and that now looks like an inspired decision. elsewhere have brushes bronze medal paintin

so cheyenne -- i just wanted to i throw this in, the cheyenne nation has a great saying, and they honor grandmothers like crazy because they're the keepers of the story. and the greek word history just means the story -- >> guest: yes. >> caller: you know? and we're in charge of the story of our lives. and the cheyenne nation says when the hearts of women are on the ground, a nation is finished. >> guest: uh-huh. >> caller: so i thank think -- think the work you're doing is just imperative to, you know, keeping the heart of this world up there where it needs to be on the high road. and i love that one of your influences was that you entered the wave unafraid, and you always have. you entered -- you're entering the second wave unafraid. >> host: chris, how -- >> caller: -- and thank you. >> host: -- how did you get involved in the music festival industry? [laughter] >> caller: i wouldn't call it an industry, i'll tell you that. it is a way of life, is what it is. i became -- i've been a musician all my life, and i've been involved in independent record companies, three of them, three dif

cheyenne woods, tiger's niece, won the australian masters.uddy and i said, is she going to play lake merced? he said she would need a sponsor's exemption. he will get a sponsor's exemption. >>> the a's pitchers and catchers will report to spring training this friday. it could be a good thing that derek norris will spend most of his time wearing a catcher's mask. >> i think it's a mullet or it may be a little touchy subject. maybe we'll have to work on that. i'll get a new name for it. >> he's the mountain man fabio, if you can picture that in your head. that's what he looks like right now. i mean, some people, they might look at it is beautiful. i think it's beautiful. >> i think that was a stretch. petaluma native jonny gomes, after winning the world series last year with the red sox, gomes got to celebrate. a picture of himself duck boating during boston's championship parade. >>> if you were busy this weekend, here's what you missed. >> i think it's more pressure for people like gresky and brady and manning, because they're pro athletes. i

and the lowest cheyenne, wyoming. a family earning $75,000. 4.6% in taxes. >>> coming up later way to keep the small business safe from hackers. one when market stock market chart comparing the crash to now is creating a little bit of drama in the financial world. should investors be worried or covering your assets? coming up. could it be 19129 all over again. a single chart predicting the chart set to mimic the crash as black tuesday has been making wait around financial circles. should you all small investors take notice. we're covering your assets assets with sean trader and editor. i want to show the chart. it compares dow way back then with what is going on now. it's following the dow industrial here. sean, to you. what do you make of the chart? is it telling us anything we need to know? >> it doesn't scare me. you can lay a lot of things over each other and get them to look like something. the stocks that were in that index then and now are very different. the economies are very different from then and now. and they are industrial now. t

in cheyenne on the radio that this was going on.this had been appointed ventures interest in my life for a wild, how this all went. this is just absolutely crazy. when i said to you are as a little bit about you interviewing people in the cell i just found out tonight that my nephew spent three months with russell and talk to rate length with him. aaron, or what was his name? >> aaron mckinney. >> aaron mckinney was extremely anti-somatic and he was always diagnosed -- also diagnosed as schizophrenic and that plagued the relationship between aaron russell a lot. they were actually at the bar that night looking for somebody else in particular when they ran into matthew shepard and they were both, aaron and russell were coming down off of the drugs i guess and hostile and angry and a lot of things but like i said this is just crazy. i found out because i called my nephew and i said i'm not going to make our appointment tonight with a computer and i mentioned where i was going. he said you're not going to believe this. so in 2007 he wa

. >>> lpga in australia, tigers meet cheyenne woods and like tiger struggles with a putter tiger's nieced 74 with a second round 66. she is six shots off the lead. >>> in los angeles, the pga players play. dustin johnston 5-under 66 yesterday. one stroke clear of the field for the fiancee of wayne gretzky's daughter. that is sports at this moment. see you later, everybody. >>> play of the day, we are going to take you back to the pga. pacific palisades southern california, jim furyk, this shot looks good. and now it's going to get better. he is looking for eagle and it's rolling, and it's rolling, and it goes right in the cup. got to love that. an eagle from way downtown for jim furyk. >>> 5:25. tesla motors is deal with another pr problem this morning. how the company is responding after another car burst into flames. >> a new strategy to get california to you did the back on sugary drinks. the proposal that -- to get californians to cut back on sugary drinks. the proposal that is coming up. >>> a man with measles may have exposed hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area to the d

number two was las vegas, nevada, number one was cheyenne, wyoming and state with no income tax and extremelyity has a property tax of just 0.67%. what are we doing here? >> with my deference to my friend in wyoming and montana i'm going to vegas. sandra: there you go. david: five years later debate rages on the effectiveness of the obama stimulus bill. he was promising stimulus dollars would create 250,000 and 500,000 jobs a month. we know that was way off course. what did all those hundreds of billions of your tax dollars actually create? sandra: joining us with both sides of the debate, fox business's peter barnes. peteer? >> david and sandra, wasted spending and unnecessarily bigger deficits according to republicans is answer to your question. the white house today calling their comments delusional however. republicans started this off this morning with a press release noting that the congressional budget office found the actual cost of the plan was $830 billion, not 787 billion. money went to companies like solyndra which wasn't bankrupt and cost taxpayers $535 million. the release said

cities with the lowest tax burden are cheyenne, wyoming, las vegas, billings, montana, anchorage andom sioux falls, though, to new york. >> and the weather isn't any better. >> no. all right, thank you so much for watching. watching. "new day" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking overnight, a co-pilot hijacks his own plane, forcing it to land in geneva. why did he do it? >> and a man convicted killing a child over loud music is convicted but the jury deadlocked on first degree murder. >> and george zimmerman opening up about the night he killed trayvon martin. does he have any regrets? plus we ask about the string of run-ins since the trial and his nasty divorce. >> your "new day" starts right now. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning. it's monday, february 17th, 6:00 in the east. breaking news, an ethiopian airline yet hijacked but by its own pilot. >> this plane was bound for rome. this happened early this morning. we do know according to swiss police that the man who is accused of hijacking this p

. >>> lpga in australia, tigers -- tiger's niece, cheyenne woods, and like tiger, struggles with a putterfollowed up a first round 74 with a second round 66. she is six shots off the lead. >>> in los angeles, the pga players play. dustin johnston 5-under 66 yesterday. one stroke clear of the field for the fiance of wayne gretzky's daughter. that is sports at this moment. see you later, everybody. >>> play of the day, we are going to take you back to the pga. pacific palisades southern california, jim furyk, this shot looks good. and now it's going to get better. he is looking for eagle and it's rolling, and it's rolling, and it goes right in the cup. got to love that. an eagle from way downtown for jim furyk. >>> you know when you get an eagle you get a parrot. not sure what that means but there it is. >>> another video surfaces of bart police taking down a passenger with a taser. how the department is responding to accusations that officers stepped over the line. >> reporter: a man with measles may have exposed hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area to that virus. coming up, we'

the cheyenne nation as a great saying.a -- update on my grandmother's like crazy because they are the keepers of the story. the greek word history is just the story. you know, we are in charge of the story of our lives. the cheyenne nation says when the rights of women are on the ground and nation is finished. so i think the work you are doing is just imperative to keeping, you know, heart of this world up there where it needs to be on the high road. and i love the one of your influences was you enter the wave and afraid and you always have. you're entering the second wave of afraid. >> host: how did you get involved in the music festival industry? >> caller: would not call it an industry, i tell you that. it is a way of life is what it is. a been a musician, a liar. bin of the independent record companies, three of them three different times. olivia records and around our round table. that's how women gather their ideas, circular early, they asked me about sexism in the industry. i have a major label for about a second. t

that's what i hear when i talk to people in wyoming, i was in wyoming in cheyenne and casper this past weekend, that's what i hear at home. the administration doesn't want to talk about that. democrats in washington don't want to talk about it at all. they just want to repeat their talking points, even though they're completely false and have been proven to be false. democrats want to avoid the tough questions about how the law has failed, they rely on denial and deception. the web site still isn't wopg in spite of what the president made have said on super bowl sunday. the law isn't working. the answer to the question is no, there is no hope of getting it straiptened out. -- straightened out. the web site problems we've seen are just the tip of the iceberg. people are paying higher premiums, coverages are canceled, people can't keep their doctor, fraud and identity theft are going to continue to be a plague of this health care web site and people are paying higher co-pays and deductibles. this is reported interestingly enough that in california with the so-called navigators, the peopl

the least taxed, cheyenne, wyoming, las vegas, and billings, montana. >>> a new pole is out about the first ladies. in the c-span survey of academics, eleanor roosevelt number one, since she has topped the survey in the previous four polls that have been taken since 1982. abigail adams in second, followed by jackie kennedy, dolly madison, and our current first lady michelle obama. >>> nice. that is john wall of the washington wizards to win the nba slam dunk contest last night. and the french pole vaulter soared 20 feet and two inches to break the world record that was set 21 years ago. talk about jubilation there, right? >>> and finally, a number one salute to a golden retriever in minnesota now doing okay after swallowing a football. believe it or not. it happened during a super bowl party. logan also managed to eat a bunch of chicken wings before hisers noticed he did not look right. he wound up having surgery, and he's okay now. on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. [

the cheyenne nations says when the hearts of women are on the ground a nation is finished. so i think the work you are doing is just imperative to keeping the heart of this world up there where it needs to be on the high road and i love the one of your influences was you enter the wave and always have, you are entering the second wave unafraid. >> host: how did you get involved in the music festival industry? >> caller: i wouldn't call it an industry. it is a way of life is what it is. i have been a musician all my life and i have been involved in independent record companies, three of them three different times. and olivia records which i helped invent in d.c. around a roundtable which is how women gather their ideas circular early. they asked about sexism in the industry. i had a major label for about a second. then i was thrown back into the pool. the big gene pool of musicians. there are a lot of us who are invisible. i know you have been addressing the invisibility of women. you bring it forward, you bring it forward, look at this, look at this, the names, the history,