good run this week. >> custer with a great run today. he needed that. he is a guy that leans on his confidence. that's going to give him more. michael mcdowell finishing seventh. reddick, a great run. bubba wallace in ninth. >> the racetrack, what a weekend. indy, xfinity, cup. >> roger penske and everybody with the indy car rearseries an indianapolis motor speedway, a home run. kevin harvick is making the lift ride up to victory circle. it was a race that was full of violent crashes and bold moves. in the end, it was a bold move that kevin harvick made to put himself in the right position. he gets his third brickyard 400 at indianapolis motor speedway. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's w

custer, keselowski.hose guys running longer, basically allowed them the chance to put fresh tires. the 4 on pit wall. i think the team heard them. might have bled through. sometimes when they get crossed over, you can't hear it in the car. >> small things. >> simple as the communication. >> go back to last week. racing between the same two drivers. denny hamlin pounding harvick in the first pocono race. harvick wins it. in the second one, denny hamlin uses great pit strategy by his crew chief, able to cycle in front of harvick. he's done it again today. >> earlier here, kevin harvick with a very aggressive move on a restart to take the lead. kevin taught hamlin what he needed to do. kevin harvick able to battle back and keep the lead. both of these guys were running first and second. denny hamlin gets on pit road first. kevin harvick gets called on pit road. that little slow stop and on top of that a little bit fresher tire on the 11 sooner, denny hamlin gets out front. >> look at the numbers for these t

but errol flynn played george custer. william: commentators and some formal presidents have talked of the loneliness of the president the -- the presidency. you seem to approach the job with great relish. do you find it lonely or burdensome? how would you describe it? pres. reagan: no, i don't. peopleunded myself with i have confidence in and believe in. i don't think i sit here all alone and decide everything by myself. as i say, i want to hear everybody's viewpoint. i don't give any indication of lean while i hear those viewpoints. members whoabinet were under other presidents who tell me they had not been in meetings that were as fruitful before. apparently some presidents use the cabinet as -- they meet periodically and different members report what their departments were doing. the word i have gotten from these others is they never found in cabinet members where everybody, regardless of whether it affected their particular agency, were involved in the discussion. and amy again -- and maybe again, it was the eight yea

he played jeb stewart and i played george custer. and all of the others were there and they had graduated west point into the calvary and it was the story of the capture of john brown. and i played that, and i always loved -- these people would say cowboy actor, good lord, my biggest fight with warner bros. , and i was there 13 years, is that they would not let me do pictures like that. i was doing drawing room comedies and so forth. then they made "they died with their boots on," the story of george custer. i had played him once. i wanted to play that part. i begged, i said i played him once. that part is mine now. but errol flynn played george custer. i didn't get to. william: commentators and some former presidents have talked of the loneliness of the presidency. and the burdens of the presidency. yet you seem to approach the job with great relish. do you find it lonely or burdensome? how would you describe it? pres. reagan: no, i don't. i surrounded myself with people i have confidence in and believe in. i don't think i sit here

fireworks prohibited in custer state park.the partners, your inner agency partners aren't allowing fireworks. i sat in the parking lot across there whether i became fire chief 2001. i sat in the parking lot with my crews and we had to pre-stage fire equipment over there and we staged usually about five engines and a hand crew and the rest of the community also staged engines and things. that would have been the forest service and national forest service and volunteer fire departments. each of the years launching fireworks when you had the flaming embers coming down and land in the dry receptive fuel bed and have spot fires so most years we were very lucky. we were able to have resources to pick up the spot fires. and spot fires did not outpace the resources on scene. so we didn't have a really large fire but the potential is there. so if your inner agency community really is not banning fireworks we're all kind of on the same page. it's still risky business when you do what you're doing. >> i hear you loud and clear and just i

in custer police in 2010.of which means that with coronavirus, being locked in a building which her abuser has been the perfect storm for murder and rape and child abuse and everything else that is going on. for this government to have set there and said he will do everything they can and throw a measly £1 million added is appalling. this april the 11th as priti patel said she would do come april the 27th, the home affairs select committee asked terry very nicely to have some cobra meetings about this. and get domestic abuse right up there and do some national strategy planning. it did not happen. people are dying as a result of that complete and utter abomination of failure. this report of the new york times talks about some of that planning that happened in other countries but did not happen here. germany for instance made an open ended place to fund shelters and other crucial services, spain italy and new zealand included domestic abuse preparations and their broader lockdown planning from their broader loc

they went four white on a late restart with two laps to go and cole custer, the 22-year-old took the outside and held on to become the first rookie to win the cup series race in four years. major league soccer, today postponed a match because a player on d.c. united tested positive for covid-19. another blow to the mls, who earlier this week lost two teams because of covid-19. now, the giants are ramping up their workouts with a six inning scrimmage. that was hit hard and san francisco is planning to play a couple exhibition games next week against the a's. opening day is just 11 days away, and coming up tonight on game day, the giants learned to live without buster posey and the a's are handing over the reins to the catcher of the future. himehy he gohis rst tabig leads last year in the september call up. he is projected to be the team's starting catcher. not bad for someone who six years ago had to walk on just to make the team. why do you think so many people overlook you? >> i am small. i and the smallest kid on the team. i don't blame anybody for missing me. i was just a late bl

participating in a mechanism for there to look asian of asylum seekers and refugees so here's the thing custer we have known this is a problem since at least 2015 everybody realizes the problem but no one has come up with a solution why. well we have elections fully doty in between the e.u. member states. but i think even if it is not possible to achieve a common solution which means that all of 27 member states would achieve a constant on this then we must find another solution this solution can be that only 1011 or 12 member states will begin with the. activities of 3rd to show their solidarity and we have such. kind of solutions if 1600 unaccompanied children should be. brought to the. u. member state this is the beginning and we have a multi 3rd solution where the refugees who rescued from the private search and rescue operation that they can be relocated between the e.u. member states ok so this is official you are not going to let me go. here in fact you so much for joining us i do custom from the european apartments and japanese as p.t. thank you. thank you. some other stories making ne

custer for five minutes. pause a couple seconds before you begin your questioning. >> thank you very much. i appreciate you welcoming me back to the committee for this important hearing. i have to say it is a bit depressing when chairwoman brownley and the chairman and i join the committee in 2013. this was one of the very first issues that we addressed. so change has been slow coming to the va. when the merit system protection board came out with its report two years ago, the numbers were simply appalling, and i called for action. i was pleased to work with ranking member bergman to help spur the gao's report into harassment of the va workforce, and now with the report in hand, we're at the next step in rectifying the problem. i'm very impressed with the gao's work on this report. they found glaring problems, and i'm glad that they did not mince words regarding va sexual harassment policies and the correct course of action. here's the bottom line, people who go into public service to care for our veterans de

states you and i visited big or the big horn battle and of course that was the crows who were aiding custer and the cavalry foe but talk about those divisions because that's an important part of your book well. as i mentioned if people are wage laborers and those are the only wages there are some people who look at resource extraction as the way out of poverty and they see the resource extraction community as they're suspicious of it on many levels but also the resource extraction community will bring in. gifts. they'll help subsidize schools give hockey equipment they will keep the winter roads clear so they bring in certain goods and other people are not are a little more. testy with the resource extraction industry there or they oppose it because they're worried about things like fracking because the chemicals are being shut down into the land and then they come back up when the oil and natural gas comes up and people are obviously worried about what those chemicals are what they mean to the land and what they're doing i mean the extraction industry is putting down all kinds of cut lines

kyle busch -- coal custer's ride needs some fixing.stin dylan held off the rookie and picked up his first win in 88 rices. >>> nfl training camps are set to begin now on july 28th. the nfl players are asking the league to listen to the health experts and have only non- contact drills for the first three weeks. we'll see how that plays out. the owners want a different time line in order to preserve two preseason games. stay tuned. >>> things are going much smoother in the nba's orlando bubble. practice games begin this week. the league also set up a hot line for players to file complaints of anybody violating the rules of the bubble. clippers coach doc rivers has a snitch line on speed dial. >> i turned in lebron yesterday. i'm turning in pao today. i'm trying to turn all these guys in. i think it's phenomenal. we're going to be the only team left when i'm done with this hot line thing. >> we're going to take you inside the nba bubble with a national beat writer tonight in game day. can you imagine a snitch line at channel 5? we'd never

what they are continually up against, custer's last stand. and and expansions not at all.n november 4th, 1791. and destroyed the only arm of the united states. killed 632. in captivity. the only american army in existence ceases to exist. thomas jefferson said when the news reached philadelphia nobody talked about anything else because this was 1791, two years after the constitution, not only an embarrassing defeat. this threatens the existence of the nation. those indian nations are clearly powerful. in the south and southwest, the north, this experiment has failed and washington has a number of aspects. this is almost like a carbon copy of the destruction of braddock's army by the united indian force in 1785. it is often said washington learned from the 7 years war how they use those tactics, washington sent sinclair out against indian country, to destroy their villages and camps. when that happened, all hell broke loose and this was a campaign by contract deferral and a lot of those guys who were all prepared and cheap to the slaughter. we want to get to the bottom of t

and cole custer held on to become the first rookie to win a cup series race in four years. >>> major-league soccer postponed their match today because a player on d.c. united tested positive covid-19. another setback for the mls, because two teams last week had to drop out of the e ngup their workouts with the six inning scrimmage. this was hit hard. san francisco is planning to play a couple exhibition games against the a's next week. opening day just 11 days away. while the giants now get set for life without buster posey, the a's are handing off the rains to an up-and-coming rookie catcher. shawn murphy got his first taste of the big leagues last year as the september call up. he is projected to be the starting catcher. not bad for somebody who six years ago had to walk on just to make the team. why do you think so many people overlooked you? >> i was small. i was just the smallest get on the team. i don't blame anybody for missing me. i was a late bloomer. once i got to college i sprouted a couple inches and put on some weight. i grew into my body a little bit. >> i spent part of the da

kentucky today, the leaders four wide going into the final lap and it's a rookie, cole custer who takesd at the top. the other three bump into each other. kevin harvick's tire starts smoking. that causes the others to let up. he wins the first nascar race in four years. doughnuts round and round. the sports business daily reporting the washington redskins will announce tomorrow the team will retire their nickname. now, early this month the fanchise said it would go through a thorough review of the name in light of recent events involving racial inequality. a time line for a new team name is unclear as it awaits approval, and that is your look at sports. send it on back to you. >> the coronavirus surge has hit a couple of grim milestones this weekend. the alarming record it sets when it comes to cases. >> black lives matter. that's what i said. >> well, we have seen an awful lot of incidents like this one. racially charged confrontations caught on video. so what's behind all of this reinventing. it's what with comcast business, your small business can work faster, with powerful internet

wrote that book was as a native american historian, one thing that we are continually up against is custer'st stand or whatever you call it about which there are hundreds of books, movies, etc. etc. this is a battle in which roughly 200,000 american soldiers were killed, it slowed american expansion not at all. november 4th, 1791, the united indian confessor he -- confederacy resisting american expansion into that area destroy the only army the united states had. killed -- essentially the only american army in existence ceased to exist. thomas jefferson said when the news reached philadelphia nobody talks about anything else because this is 1791 two years after the constitution. this is not only an embarrassing defeat but this threatens the existence of the nation because these indian nations are clearly powerful, still causing trouble in the south in many ways. washington has a number of aspects to this. it is almost like a carbon copy of the destruction of braddock's army by a united indian force in 1765 and it is often said that washington learned from the 7 years war how to fight indians

to be another hot one today, you will see numbers climb back up into the mid-90s if you are inland custer county, 75 in oakland, if you want to cool down, have one of those two. >>> starts on monday, we will get back down to average, 90 degrees cooler for the time we start this next segment. >>> think you for joining us, cbs sunday morning with jean holly is up next. enjo captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪ >> cowan: good morning, and happy independence day weekend. jane pauley is off today. i'm lee cowan, and this is "sunday morning" -- introduced this morning, on the piccolo, by laura benning of laytonsville, maryland. >>> for much of the country, this fourth of july has been less red, whit

courthouse, and this has raised community interest for all residents of martinez, as well as hunter custer county, as we examine both free-speech and what constitutes a hate crime. >> he faces a maximum of three years in custody if convicted. >>> now to the latest numbers of coronavirus here in california. as of today there are more than 356,000 cases in california. that's according to the latest numbers from the california part of health. the state added 8500 new cases since yesterday, and 118 more deaths, bringing the statewide death toll now to 7345. it was back to school in the east bay today, the hayward unified school district welcomed students back for a drive through meet and greet with teachers. tom vacar has a look at what the day looked like, and what the path will look like, moving forward. >>> well it's going to be very different in the coronavirus era. it is safe to say back to school in any look is a whole different thing now. today was the first day of school for kindergartners, one of hayward's four year-round elementary schools. day one is drive-through day, a time when t

tribes, including an expedition of a thousand soldiers led by lieutenant colonel george armstrong custert region. and as soon as gold was discovered in the sioux nation, the united states violated its own treaty with the sioux, just like this country violated every single treaty, with every single tribe, at that time. the president of the ogla oglala sioux tribe said donald trump does not have permission to enter their territory. he said, the lands on which that mountain is carved and the lands he's about to visit belong to the great sioux nation, under the treaty signed in 1851 and the ft. laramie treaty of 1868. and i have to tell him he doesn't have permission from its original sovereign owners to enter the territory at this time. the oglala sioux tribe has reported 80 cases of coronavirus and one death from coronavirus. south dakota's south dakota now ranks 16th among the 50 states, with 799 cases per 100,000 people. south dakota has reported 6,893 cases of coronavirus, and has suffered 97 deaths. the tribe set up checkpoints in early april, on roads leading to their reservations, to

you saw it outside the whole of the country custer county supervisor kron four's phillipe djegal reports the group wants the county to shrink the sheriff's budget and to redirect the money to other community causes. >>acosta county supervisor can dust and sand and share a deep live and stay focused of thursday's killer here been protesting dozens of community organizers driving by in the system demanding changes to the way the town and prioritizes cargo start then. >>promoting mass incarceration by supporting the sheriff's budget by supporting the expansion of jails and not and not representing how we're expanding health care how we're maintaining health services which the city council member and lead organizer for the group alliance of californians for community empowerment or a smell been willis alleges that sheriff david livingston has been necessarily increased his office's budget by 66 million dollars since 2010 and is asking for 2.8 million dollars more that willis say should go elsewhere we want to see the juvenile hall closed along with them are street facility close and also we'

then custer, as was his wont, came riding into the black hills, set off a gold rush, and broke the treaty, no question about it. in 1980, the u.s. supreme court ruled it was a violation of the treaty and granted the tribes an enormous amount of money. but it was not enough. it was not the money they were interested in. there is a fund now that is over a billion dollars because the tribes don't want to go into that money. they want their land back. it's not likely to happen, obviously. but i think it's an important part of our culture and our history. they are there and reminding everyone, this was their land at the beginning. >> let's talk about crazy horse and the memorial that is there and the importance of that figure to the lakota and dakota. >> reporter: it was called pahasaba, the black hills, a very rich part of the world, a lot of wildlife, beautiful conifers. i grew up effectively in one form or another in the black hills as a boy scout, camping across, living there during world war ii, going back very often during the course of my life. i never failed to be thrilled and moved by

. >> reporter: ted mcfall, of custer, washington, loves his bees. like, really loves them.ople love their cats. some people love their dogs and beekeepers love their bees. some bee colonies are a little more aggressive or a little little more cranky. some bee colonies are faster route to store, honey. each colony kind of has its own little personality. >> he and his kids even name some of the queens. >> i'm not sure that i want to say on national tv, but some of the names are like "bee-yonceÉ," favorite one this year was "queen eliza-buzz." just silly names. >> which is why, it was so upsetting for him, when he found one of his favorite, most productive hives had been slaughtered. >> that that particular colony had a good sixty thousand bees in it. they killed all the workers, the drones, the queen. they slaughtered every last bee in the entire in the entire colony. >> the likely culprit? something called "the asian giant hornet" which you may have also heard called, the "murder hornet" more on that in a minute. >> whenever they find a beehive, they will slaughter all the b

conceived of carving statues inthe round, giant spires custer state park. have people like lewis and clark, chief redcloud, and freemount and when he hired artist, the artist said, you are not thinking big enough. selecting the four presidents was the artist. and you can figure out why they were selected -- george washington, our first president, the person who gave up the power. in power. stayed he was very popular. thomas jefferson. a lot of people will say that because of the declaration of independence. but that's not why the artist chose him. he chose him because of the louisiana purchase, doubling the size of the country. lincoln, you could probably figure that out, keeping the country together during the civil war, taking care of the nation. one, theodoreg roosevelt. selected by the artist but he guy atthe most popular the time. borgman selected theodore panamalt because of the canal so he took the nation from being bound by the oceans and expanded, went into international. he was also the president who standing for the common man and both of those t

. >>> three deputies were shot and one suspect is dead in custer county after a three- hour long ghosthooting three of them. deputies returned fire and a woman escaped from the home. >>> missing actress has drowned many believe. naya rivera went missing wednesday after going out on lake piru with her son. he was found alone but safe on the boat late wednesday afternoon. >>> we are looking at the travel times. you can see all the major thoroughfares are in the green. that is good, especially for westbound 580, which was delayed because of an earlier fire. 205 and 680 will be a 21 minute drive. looking at the bay area bridges, we are looking pretty good when it comes to traffic and seeing some sunshine. well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're

according to the east bay times, hunter custer county investor gators were told that the same nurses care for both infected and uninfected patients. and that the care home display protective equipment before a visit by the county. equipment was later locked away in the closet. officials at the care center said the center followed the protocol to protect residence back and staff. >>> our time is 7:07. today one of the most popular amusement parks in the bay area will reopen, but partially. six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo will allow visitors at the marine world experience. now while the animal attraction is a later date. club members and season pass holders can go in today and tomorrow before the general public is allowed in on saturday, and visitors, you have to book a reservation. to do that, go to the web link section of ktvu.com. >>> but another popular animal attraction in the bay area warning it may have to close, permanently, because of the pandemic. and we are talking about the oakland zoo. closed, back on march 16th, when the stay-at-home order took effect in alameda co

french president among them a call has appointed a new prime minister john custer seen here on the right the largely unknown public official was responsible for france's reopening strategy after lock down. germany's parliament has approved a plan to phase out coal powered by 2038 but climate activists say 18 years is too long they hung about her outside parliament reading a future without coal power. but the studio you know from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the w. news or visit our website w dot com. united states had center its independence day weekend firmly in the grip of a resurgent covered 19 outbreak so will millions of americans heed the warnings to keep their distance and stay safe where is the biggest party in the u.s. canada heading towards another health care emergency i'm phil gayle in berlin and this is the day. this is a. word. we can't act the way we've learned that the best way that we can both remain open for business but also containing the spread of. this through the strategy of requiring mass that will slow the spread. and we need to stay away from we