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they also create a rich and a language like the choctaws about slavery actually. they pointed to this as another sign of their ability to coexist in this american society alongside this american society owning in this, specific 19th century context they could argue doing things like owning slaves, american slaves was a sign of the fact they were just like other americans. and adopting a constitution as we mentioned was another way to do that. but different circumstances that act of writing the constitution could be seen as white americans as a kind of threat. this is generally how this was received by what the cherokees wrote a constitution, it seemed to and a greater degree mobilize americans to figure out how to remove the cherokees to somewhere else. again an enormously complex story. i wish i was more of an expert on this to give you guys a full explanation. there is a wide range of scholarship available on this. >> have big points i would make is that we have been talking about americans taking a big role in drafting their own constitutions. i point that has

we are also in continuous communication with the mississippi band of choctaw indians to make sure we can address the needs they may have that may arise from this event. those individuals that experienced damage and power loss, i want to say you should exercise extreme caution during the recovery phase. we see several injuries can happen in the recovery phase, it's a dangerous time, from structural instability, trees that are unstable, power lines that may be down and heat exhaustion. take extra precautions to make sure you're taking precautions. what i see across the country is that neighbors helping neighbors, it's always amazing how communities bond together, they get out and they look after their neighbors to make sure they are safe and they have what they need as we begin this recovery. i would like to point out that today marks the start of national preparedness month. with this storm passing through, we see several other disturbances in the atlantic and we are still in the peak of hurricane season will step it is never too late to make sure you are prepared and have a plan in p

it happened after 12:30 this afternoon near choctaw drive.lice ate the witness interrupted the suspects and as the two people ran away someone fired shots at that witness. that person was not hurt. ama: san francisco at an outage this morning impacted 911, 311, and city systems. we have more on the investigation. reporter: just before 7:00 a.m. public safety officials say they discovered a problem with the 911 system and other city services. >> this is the situation we plan for. reporter: the executive director of the san francisco department of emergency management says it was internal to the city and not a power outages. >> we initiated protocols for when power goes out and 911 went into manual mode and remained operational with limited capacity to the duration of the outage through 10:15 this morning. reporter: 911 calls were afforded to other devices. calls were tracked. >> the city came together as a city family, as a team. reporter: the san francisco police chief says the city has experienced outages like this before. >> we want to assu

it happened in the area of havasu street and choctaw drive around 10 30 this morning, katie was asked smiths live now police headquarters with the latest on this investigation, asthma, okay, well, how they're thankfully known, was injured, but neighbors are quite scared. it happened and the warm springs neighborhood where there is little crime, and the car owner was not a resident but working on a home remodel. the owner of this older gray honda accord assessing the damage friday afternoon after neighbors say someone tried to steal the catalytic converter. it turned violent fast, but. pop pop pop. four times. it isn't scary. i used to her here like, uh, shooting is happening this and that now it is in front of my house neighbors living near havasu street and three months warm springs neighborhood. heard shots ring out around 10 30 in the morning. at first, many neighbors thought the noise was from a home remodel. it turns out, thieves targeted a car belonging to one of the construction workers, neighbors say the worker caught the suspects in the act when he had tried to intervene and

people of the nation and indoctrinate the masses and so they had to give them lots of tickets on the choctawation had to give them specifically 40 acres of land. if you look at history in general you know how significant that 40 acres is. the u.s. bought that and i didn't get it so this is united states coming to another nation, indian nation and supposed to have the right to create their own laws to be completely sovereign and just about every other way and the u.s. is saying we are going to force you to re-people but we ourselves cannot be part of the word we will force you to adopt them and give them the accompanying rights of citizenship that we ourselves have not yet done we will force you to give them land. now was this right? legally, no. cherokee nation had emancipation in 1863 so they were the only ones who decided to do this but all the others that creates seminoles chickasaw and chalk talks would not have without american intervention. after the emancipation they gave their citizens rights? probably not. would they have given them land? probably not but this land to the of the tri