so, with custer, i had to learn you have to such for custer, custer and also custard, and cull reference in the newspapers to general custard, sometimes serious, and share -- sher dan would write about custer. >> i can't tell you how much you appreciate that. within that one answer you described hi chosen profession as being both drunks and engaging in self-loathing. and that's pretty correct, actually, is a think about it. yes, sir. >> good afternoon. you spoke earlier in the session on how -- even though custer was not well like he was well-respected as a fighter. what reverberations occurred and how large were they back at the war department after his demise? after they received notice, and with that regard, for him being such a fighter and being massacred at the little big horn, how did the war department or the president change his approach to fighting in the west and westward expansion? >> that's an interesting question. again, the things with custer is that he was well-liked by a lot of people actually, and one of the difficult things is after the civil war, actually like immediat

one horse survived, quote, quote, custer's last stand. but the news of his death by indians reached the east coast, and on july 4, 1876, the centennial of our birth, and the american media polite by twisted the facts a little bit. you would be surprised. they can do that on occasion. the twisted the facts and suddenly it's a second' consider crucifixion. custer gave his life and was a martyr. he was foolhardy. sherman and grant say if he had lived they would have court-martials him but custers' last stand got americans to believe we got eliminate in the native americans so that is the most shameful hour and exterminated a race and killed the buffalo to starve them to death and those whom we didn't starve were shot, until the west was open for settlement, and you have to point a strong finger of gift too phillip sher arery dan. the man who said the only good indian is a dead indian and sheridan practiced that. i do devote a chapter to wild bill hickock and they were anything but gun slingers. they were mostly criminals who had themselves s

general george armstrong custer led an expedition into the region. settlersers and flooded into the region. they fought battles with the lakota. ultimatument an saying all residents the two go back to their reservations. comply, thedn't general attacked. general custard suffered one of the worst defeats in u.s. history by sitting bull. violence exploded throughout the and it washe 1870's, often the indians who suffer the worst. from the perspective of the reformers and policymakers who advocated the peace policy only a few years prior, it looked like there was no peace, native people are resisting aspects of the civilization policies. from the indian perspective, this makes sense. they wanted to retain their homeland and things the united states owed them. they could choose to accept or not accept whatever they wish. as a result, reformers are in gauge of the conclusion it would have to change indian policy once again. the reservations have failed because indians were too community-minded. would then work, these reformers, to break apart reservations

saddened by the story representative custer relate about patient who died shortly after being released from prison because they cannot get into treatment.this speaks to the important of linking our kernel justice and public health effort. -- our criminal justice and public health efforts. i have issues with high attrition. people drop out of this readily. with prison, they have recidivism and problems with mental activity and drug use. but working together like the drug court models, extensive work with probation and parole, we can do a better job using the best pieces of both. whether that's a close provision that provision and parole can provide, the treatment that providers cna provide. even incentives for people to turn their lives around through modification. these models have been shown to work for 20 years. we don't see them in white enough usage. these combined efforts seem to be an area where theere can be improvements.even medications can be used in this setting. a study coming out of baltimore took vendors about to be released long-term with a history of heroin addiction. th

we're clear at sheridan and custer. drive times across sixth avenue between golden and denver. nine easy minutes there. hour. if you're waking up and headed ranch. you're right around about 12 minutes. >> thank you. the city says people can't walk on denver sidewalks because they're too crowded with sleeping bags, tents, and other belongings. so today the city is going to clear off all of those sidewalks. noel brennan is live downtown. the homeless are gathering together right now. >> that's right. it started at about 5:00 this morning. near denver rescue mission and the samaritan house oftentimes we see people staying outside behind me alexander cross the street, you can see there are a behind me across the street, you can see people. yesterday we started sewing the notices popping up, saying they're going to start enforcing this sidewalk clearing ordinance. basically folks have to remove their stuff from the sidewalks if they can. and if they don't do that, if they ignore this ordinance, the city is going to be confiscating their stuff, if they don't take their stuff after 30

two years before the custer battle. she always carried a derrigner in her -- purse. >> take a few shots. >> the senator's son. with his son. they call him, big mack. does this sort of match what your dad did with you, i mean, what al did with you? >> absolutely, ted. >> what i am doing here with the boys is exactly what we did. >> there is a real effort to instill gun safety. >> people in other places don't understand how careful we are. how much we understand and how we learn from a young age. >> age 13. dillon ramero is a crack shot. an expensive sport. his father had him draft a contract outlining what he is prepared to do in order to keep shooting. >> keep a gpa, 3.95. not do any drugs or alcohol. ever, pretty much. and just stay out of trouble with the law. my teachers. respect him and my mom. >> dillon started shooting when that's how old ella is now. but she and her dad bo allen have already been at this for a while. what is the first time you shot a gun? i think when i was 5. >> you are an old hand. doing this a

police say he was given the money in a brown paper bag found outside by a custer kus customer who followed him. >> in brevard county, troopers are working to figure out what led to this bad crash in meritt island. the driver slammed into a light pole and parked car on courtney parkway and lucas road. one person was thrown from the car. their condition is not known. as you can see, the impact from over the road. >> council members will have an emergency meeting to discuss juvenile detex tention costs. it comes over a dispute over who pays to detain juvenile offenders. the bill would require counties to pay 57% and the state 43%. out of 22 counties, volusia is the only holdout. >> a big boost for ucf downtown campus. state lawmakers have agreed to set aside $20 million for that project. it is part of a pledge by legislators to spend more than $700 million on school construction projects around the state. part of the money would be borrowed, something rick scott has opposed to in the past. the florida board of governors last week approved ucf plans for would be used to be part of the old amwa

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good drive overall. custer on the south side, southwest side of town. easy drive on c-470, santa fe, wadsworth. castle rock. 25 minutes overall the entire length of c-470. ten to 15 between wadsworth and i-25. easy along parker road or 225 getting out to dia. north side again, super quiet. maybe 15 minutes from the north side of downtown. >>> right now denver police are hit-and-run. this is a look at the scene behind us here. -`happened over on colfax last night. three cars involved. one person taken to the hospital. no word on the car police are looking for. >>> pueblo police say this man seriously hurt twin toddlers. they say jacob sandoval is friends with the mom. the twins were taken to the hospital. police haven't said what he did, but he is accused of child abuse. >>> n denver this woman here, marlene rodriguez will undergo she's accused of getting into fire chief eric tate's vehicle and stabbing him. >>> take a look at your screen, police need your help tracking down this volkswagen camper. they think it might be the get- away car for a bank robb

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firefighters were called to the home on custer street. police say the man started a fire by lighting up curtains. >>> a mother of the homeless man charged with attacking a pennsylvania supreme court justice says her son battled schizophrenia for years. police say james paul puddle judge kevin dougherty in the face. the suspect's mother said her 26-year-old son was diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was 19. she said he reliesed taking the -- resisted taking the drugs he needs because they make him feel like a zombie. >>> a place where they can keep him and not give him the option of leaving. >> reporter: he had two perceives convictions for dui and simple assault. he faces simple assault and reckless endangerment charges. >>> animal control officers were notified after police received a tip about what was happening on the 7900 block of marsdan street. 15 small dogs and cats were taken away from the spca. it's not clear if the homeowner will face any charges. >>> donald trump remarks on immigration were met with protesters. >>> protesters

firefighters were called to the 3100 block of custer street. police say the man started fire by lighting curtains. >>> a homeless man arrested for allegedly attacking a state supreme court justice near city hall will 0 face a judge in court this week. meanwhile, his mother is talking to "action news." she said maybe this will lead to the help that her son needs. >> reporter: this mother opens up about her son's schizophrenia that left his homeless and led to the attack on the supreme court judge friday night. police say he hit kevin dougherty in the face after asking him for money near city hall. the 26-year-old was arrested nearby. a plaque in the home a reminder of a young man's baseball career. he was diagnosed which changed him. >>> we would have him here and try to help him, but he wouldn't follow through with patient care or medications, because he said the medications make him feel like a zombie. >> reporter: living on the streets since october, james doesn't recognize his illness, his mother plans to ask the judge to order the mental he

wesley murder kerley, michael -- mckerley, duffy and custer all killed. a fourth person not identified is in the hospital now. police say it happened near the section of old bradenton road and desoto road. only one car involved. it's not clear what led up to the crash but officers do believe speed was a factor. >>> right now history in the making as president obama and his family wake up for their second day in havana, cuba. >> today president raul castro is expected to meet with president obama at the palace of the revolution. the president says the trip is an opportunity to engage with the cuban people. the last presidential visit was in 1926. it took president calvin coolidge three days to get to cuba. president obama's trip only three hours on air force one. >>> our favorite baseball team the opportunity to play in an historic game. president obama will be in the stands when it starts at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. >>> as the president makes history in cuba there is a new health warning out for the island nation this morning. the centers for disease cont

saddened by the story representative custer relate about patient who died shortly after being released from prison because they cannot get into treatment.this speaks to the important of linking our kernel justice and public health effort. -- our criminal justice and public health efforts. i have issues with high attrition. people drop out of this readily. with prison, they have recidivism and problems with mental activity and drug use. but working together like the drug court models, extensive work with probation and parole, we can do a better job using the best pieces of both. whether that's a close provision that provision and parole can provide, the treatment that providers cna provide. even incentives for people to turn their lives around through modification. these models have been shown to work for 20 years. we don't see them in white enough usage. these combined efforts seem to be an area where theere can be improvements.even medications can be used in this setting. a study coming out of baltimore took vendors about to be released long-term with a history of heroin addiction. th

by contrast, while injury to native american women and children was possibly not the example of custer or baker, the presence of women and children was an important means to ensure the vulnerability of the otherwise elusive native american warriors. according to the principle of double effect, this is morally unacceptable. a soldier must take careful aim at his target, away from nonmilitary targets, he explains. he can shoot only if he has a reasonably clear shot. he can attack only if a direct attack is possible. he can risk incidental death, but he cannot kill civilians simply because he finds them in between. ethically then, the u.s. army to attack only if it were prepared to take significant steps to avoid noncombatant casualties. for example, by using forces to surround the village, offering them an opportunity to surrender, and permitting noncombatants to leave the area. and although this conclusion cannot be gained, it is perhaps only fair to point out that the army, which felt chronically shorthanded during the campaign, and that even the surprise attacks were fought with consi

, middle eastings in seattle, meetings in washington and wouldn't you begin to start feeling like custerunded, there is this move afoot to topple you? he hears the former standard bearer saying anyone but trump. he hears marco rubio talk bat stop trump effort. works both ways. >> the riles are the rules and have been the rules since the civil war. plurality. it he goes to the convention and has majority of the delegates the nomination is his. if he does not have a majority, way to determine who the republican nominee will be. >> you don't agree with rick scott of florida who says if he has the most delegates, and is close, just give it to him. i was arguing your point, i don't care who you're for, there's a reason why they have >> i think they're there for a reason the party apparatus is there to try to make sure they end up with a sober, capable, nominee, and a lot republicans right now do not people donald trump has the tone or temperment to be president or be the nominee and represent their party, and that, i think -- first of all he keeps proving them right. no a day passes when he d

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on the 3100 block of custer street. the man set the curtains on fire. everyone made it out safely. >>> police are looking for a person who shot and killed a man on the 5500 block of beaumont street. the man was shot three times in the chest around 3:00 a.m. the 23-year-old victim died at the hospital. officers have found shell casings on the street from two different weapons. they are hoping surveillance video from a local business will lead them to the killer. >>> police are investigating the shooting of a teenager on a ball field behind arch bishop ryan high school. officers say three teens got into an argument behind the school along the 11,000 block of academy road in northeast philadelphia. during the argument one of the teens pulled out a gun and started shooting, injuring another teen in the leg. the 17-year-old victim was treated at the hospital and released. police know who they are looking for. they have the suspect's car and his keys he left them behind when he ran off. >>> we're learning information about the man accused of at attacking a pe

civil war commander george custer is said to have uttered the famous words, "it's not how many timesed down that counts. it's how many times you get back up." nowhere is that spirit more evident than in las vegas, and we found one spot where it looked like they might not get back up, but they did. ♪ so, here i am in reflection bay in henderson, nevada, a place that went from riches to rags and now back to riches, one of the greatest stories of redevelopment and resurgence in america. this entire area five years ago was ground zero of the real-estate crisis in america, and today it is an american success story. ♪ lake las vegas is a beautiful, 328-acre lake that was actually man-made. it was a massive project spanning decades, creating the lake, the golf courses, hotels, and luxury communities in the middle of the vegas desert. but when the recession hit, the area was devastated. >> this was the kind of situation that's very rare -- to have a 300-acre lake and have all these residential areas around it, with the hotels and golf, but when the economy changed, people walked away, not ju

saddened by the story representative custer relate about patient who died shortly after being released from prison because they cannot get into treatment.this speaks to the important of linking our kernel justice and public health effort. -- our criminal justice and public health efforts. i have issues with high attrition. people drop out of this readily. with prison, they have recidivism and problems with mental activity and drug use. but working together like the drug court models, extensive work with probation and parole, we can do a better job using the best pieces of both. whether that's a close provision that provision and parole can provide, the treatment that providers cna provide. even incentives for people to turn their lives around through modification. these models have been shown to work for 20 years. we don't see them in white enough usage. these combined efforts seem to be an area where theere can be improvements.even medications can be used in this setting. a study coming out of baltimore took vendors about to be released long-term with a history of heroin addiction. th

two years before the custer battle. she always carried a daringer in her purse. >> i assume back then folks needed their guns. >> without guns, there would be no west. this is a .30 caliber. >> there is a string of violence in his family. >> my grandfather murdered a guy in the main street of cody in august of 1923. >> because? >> my grandfather was a lawyer. so he represented this guy. the guy didn't like the result. came up behind my grandfather, hit him in the back of the head. gun and shot his client, killed him. a local jury voted for acquittal. and then there's the senator's own boyhood. >> i was an assassin. we were bad. we stole shells. .22 shorts and would go out into the hills and see how close we could come to each other in the rocks. >> alan simpson, you will not be surprised learns no fan of gun control legislation. >> gun control in wyoming how steady you hold your rifle. why didn't you go ahead take a few shots. >> that's the senator's son, colin, with his son, mac. they call him big mac. is this match wh

and we ought to have enough officers including trained border patrol agents and other custers and border patrol officers to do that. i have other recommendations and i refer you to my written comments. thank you. >> thank you. members of the subcommittee, it's an honor to be here today to offer our views regarding national security at our borders and the importance of the u.s. commitment to protect refugees. the horrific terrorist attacks in brussels yesterday are yet another reminder of the terrible harms terrorists are inflicting on victims around the world. human rights face and operate one of the largest pro bono legal representation programs for asylum seekers in the country working in partnership with lawyers from some of the nation's leading law firms. we can protect national security and will do so with commitments. it was made clear in a letter referenced earlier by a ranking member. both of the formal points of entry and add our land borders, we have tools and databases, including databases with agencies and foreign source with credible fear. asylum officers create a range of s

cocoa the perpendicular parking is eye week days not on the we understand it is completely vacant the custer. >> no, no i get it, it is not terribly difficult to find parking during the day the perpendicular park but as we add for recipient and detail if there is an ability to keep both it again accommodates that street you feel like you want to gun it on that street okay. thank you. >> and a question for the zoning administrator on this kind of nested bedroom question could i see a policy as a father of 3 kids i've walked introduce and thank you for showing us those units i i mean won their not not unique to this project on van ness has them and you know 8 octavia not we've seen historic projects not uncommon you know i have a prefer as a whether i'll want to raise my family in that type of units that has benefits and that railroad flat victorian it tends to be dark so i think there advantages and disadvantageous but can't say they work better or worse for families than the existing housing stock i guess the question before us is kind of this expectation this is new we faced here and the un

cocoa the perpendicular parking is eye week days not on the we understand it is completely vacant the custer. >> no, no i get it, it is not terribly difficult to find parking during the day the perpendicular park but as we add for recipient and detail if there is an ability to keep both it again accommodates that street you feel like you want to gun it on that street okay. thank you. >> and a question for the zoning administrator on this kind of nested bedroom question could i see a policy as a father of 3 kids i've walked introduce and thank you for showing us those units i i mean won their not not unique to this project on van ness has them and you know 8 octavia not we've seen historic projects not uncommon you know i have a prefer as a whether i'll want to raise my family in that type of units that has benefits and that railroad flat victorian it tends to be dark so i think there advantages and disadvantageous but can't say they work better or worse for families than the existing housing stock i guess the question before us is kind of this expectation this is new we faced here and the un