they might have come from europe, and then lived in new york, maybe chicago, maybe in the dakotas, before they made their way or if they were coming the other direction, my pet topic is that they came from england to australia or new zealand then came west but these were people who had experience building other jewish communities. >> i was going to say in addition, when they got here, at least those who came early on, there wasn't a pre-existing hierarchy or structure they got in on the ground floor and because many of them were merchants they moved into communities where others were miners or farmers depending on where in the west we are talking about and those people, needed places to buy and sell goods so they became kind of a center piece of a huge number of small towns up and down the west coast. and performing a really essential function. they really got in on the ground floor, came civically and entrepreneurially, prominent quickly. >> so different from the east they were the founders of these communities rather than interlopers on a community that was already established. >> how i

that's the spin i showed you just starting to move off into the dakotas. that's what gave us the deep marine layer last night and gave us cooler conditions today. another one right there. that starts to come in tuesday evening. we get one day of warmer weather. mid80s at that. that's tomorrow. so kids going back to school tomorrow. there's just one little bump. we'll get 80s out there. the fog will clear earlier tomorrow. we'll get some 60s -- mid60 along the beaches. plus the upper 50s we've been dealing with. after that's done, just one day, beginning on wednesday. we'll cool back down. 8:00 a.m. if you are on your way to school, some mist, fog and drizzle along the coast. and parts of the bay area. noon, 70s. by 5:00 p.m., lower 80s.

it's one of the seven tornados to hit north dakota and minnesota. no injuries reported. >> not as many twisters today but stormy with hail and strong winds from dakotas just west of chicago. zaerted showers from detroit to new york. thunderstorms from louisiana to florida. and heavy rain from arizona to montana. plus heat advisories from the northern lanes to the gulf coast. >> dallas hits 102. kansas city, 98, omaha, 96. 104 in phoenix, 85 in salt lake city. >>> and a hollywood passing to note this morning. patricia neal has passed away. the actress with the legendary husky voice was a star of stage and screen. she earned an oscar back in 1963. >> neal made an extraordinary recovery of a stroke at the age of 69. she died yesterday at her summer home on martha's vineyard after battling lung cancer. >>> ford gets assistance dealing with its debt. >>> and toronto's brandon morrow, he was as close as he could have been to baseball's six no-hitter of the season. mrut close just doesn't count. stay with us. have you tried honey bunches of oats with real

severe storms from the dakotas to wisconsin. thunderstorms and isolated flooding in the southwest. >> 107 in phoenix. 92 in albuquerque. much cooler in the pacific northwest with 68 in seattle. 78 in portland. dallas will hit 103. kansas city 92. omaha 90. 80s boston to atlanta. >>> when we come back, some of hollywood's a-list celeb rights scammed out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> plus, business news and a new fee. one of the nation's biggest air carriers. >>> and the nationwide battle against bedbugs. they're spreading faster than they have in decades. Ñ [ male announcer ] do your contact lenses feel as good at the end of the day as they do at the beginning? air optix® contact lenses have superior deposit resistance for cleaner lenses. air optix®, the lens you can survive a long day in. go to airoptix.com for a free one month trial offer. but viva puts 35% more towel between you and the mess. 35% more? are you ready to take that 1-step? yes, i'm ready. beautiful. [ cheers and applause ] [ sandy ] try viva® and quit

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he was born on the cheyenne river sioux reservation in south dakota. he's the father three boys, lehman jr., gall and qwona here with me. he currently lives in pinot, california. he's the founder of the national president of the united founder and president of the national united native americans incorporated, a nonprofit indian organization formed in 1968 to promote the progress and general welfare of american indians. in his capacity of president of u.n.a., mr. brightman has testified in two u.s. senate hearings on the deplorable conditions of indian boarding schools and hospitals on reservations. he's also led investigations of seven indian boarding schools, three indian hospitals, due to the poor service and abusive treatment of indian people. he's a former football and track star at oklahoma state university where he has earned a b.a. degree. he has an m.a. deling from -- degree from the university of california at birkly. mr. brightman is an ex-marine, served one year in the korean conflict where he was wounded in action. he was a disinterested s

he even had the dakota insignia tattooed on his arms and neck. he shot officer young friday afternoon. then carjacked at least two cars to get away. detectives intercepted a conversation he was having on his cell phone saturday in san diego and arrested him just before he made it across the mexican border. silva of union city was arrested with him. and 40-year-old woman is now in custody. she'll be charged with helping him escape. we are hold that he is volunteering information to police. >> we sent two detectives over to san diego to interview him. during the interview he did give an admission to the crimes on friday. >> are you saying he confessed? >> we are not going to say exactly what he said during the interviews because we are still going to court but he did give admissions. >> reporter: officer young is slowly improving but now learning more details about how close a call it was in the initial hours. when he arrived at alameda medical center he was pleading out, bleeding to death. the officer had lost at least 40% of his blood supply. the

large hail, gusty winds and isolated tornados in the dakotas, nebraska and minnesota. heavy rain along the gulf coast. scattered showers along arkansas, tennessee and missouri. spotty, light rain in the northwest and northern rockies. >> just 66 in seattle. 68 in boise. and 62 in billings. mostly upper 80s and 90s across the midwest, great lakes and northeast. atlanta climbing to 85. new orleans, 90. and dallas, 97. >>> and when we come back this morning, new programs to stabilize the housing market. >>> and faceded with more months underground there is new video of those trapped miners this morning, showing us life 2,000 feet beneath the surface. >>> and a night for hollywood. a big night for "madmen" and "modern family." we'll be right back. welcome to progressive. nice calculator. i'm just trying to save money on my car insurance. you know, with progressive, you get the option to name your price. is that even possible? uh, absolutely. trade? and i still get great service? more like super great. oh, you have a message. "hello." calculator humor. i'll be here all week

and they are from the northern plains, the northern regions and the northern south dakota, montana, allhe way up into canada and we're going to call up on the native american aids project for the grass dance song. michael is the lead singer. when you're ready, michael.

i have scheduled venue stops at different areas along the tour, from california to south dakota, thatrters for my local research. when i was researching the traveling medicine show, i came across this. they had put out an elixir, and it referred to the elements that came out because of the high stress, high-pressure life, mostly because of the industrial revolution. anyway, i was fascinated by the term american-itis, and i thought it did a lot about the stress-related illnesses, and i was impressed that they picked up on that and the 1800's. i did a survey to see if it was irrelevant element today. i have a series of eight painted banners that are retellings of american history. i am particularly interested in transition history between native and european histories and retelling them as if they were a popular myth. there is a mix of eras and characters and times drat these banners. -- and times throughout these banners. i use the olympics and the melting pot, or things reduced down, and come out of this reduction. and something else transforms out of it. they had this strict code of

otro tornado afectÓ a una zona cerca de dakota del norte. alcanza el dinero para pagar por el cuidado de sus hijos, y esto lo revela un estudio. vemos las estadÍsticas de la investigaciÓn. >> la economÍa estÁ en crisis , aumenta el desempleo. en muchos estados enviar a un hijo a una guarderÍa es difícil. >> para la universidad hay muchos ayudas. >> alina quintero, quien paga $ 500 para que le cuiden a su niÑo al mes, no le sorprende el informe. >> es lo mismo que te pagarÍan a ti en un trabajo entonces muchas madres se quedan en casa. >> recomienda que una familia no gaste mÁs del 10% en el cuidado infantil, pero supera ampliamente esto, normalmente. >> antes se contaba con la ayuda de familiares. >> tengo clientes que traen a sus familias y de esa forma es una manera de ahorrar un poco de dinero sus hogares. >> la investigaciÓn realizada reflejÓ que en algunas partes del paÍs se paga mÁs de guarderÍa que de hipoteca. muchas son las madres que consideran mejor negocio dejar de trabajar, que pagar los altos costos. >> toda la acciÓn de la rep

barney horner, who is the great grandson of chief john grass from standing rock reservation in south dakota. one of the songs he gave me before he passed on, on indigenous people's day in 1995, was a song that he called the blue horse special. the blue horse special is the song that i have been fortunate enough to be able to play in a lot of different performance contexts. it's a song that was made by a man named matthew too bold, a very well respected elder whose wife, ellie, just recently passed on. both of them were very well respected for their singing skills. when i thought about doing an arrangement for today, the blue horse special came to mind. i thought i wonder if i can bring a cedar flute into an air, i thought, i wonder if i can take a pala song and turn it into a reel. what i will do is sing you the original pala song, so you can hear that, then we will go into an arrangement that also includes a little something at the end for my grandparents. (singing)

gusty winds, hail, isolated tornados from the dakotas to justwesago.ms from detroit to upse ne northern rockies. showers and thunderstorms from new orleans to jacksonville. >> also heat advisorie northern plains to the gulf coast. 102 in dallas. 98 in kansas city. 96 in omaha. 90s from boston to atlanta. 67 in seattle. that sounds nice. 84 in sacramento. and 104 in phoenix. >>> as you can tell by the weather boards the dog days of summer are here and they're in seattle. look who's getting the last lap. >> here we go, four-legged friends of all shapes and sizes came out in force to take a dip in one of the city's public pools over the weekend. it's the only time of year they're given free rein to play fetch, catch or just doggie paddle around. >> the event is called dunking doggies. i know who could sponsor this. it's a summer tradition that takes place every year the day before the pool closes and cleaning and repairs begin. i can't believe it's time for pools to close down. >> back to school commercials, end of summer. where's it go, man? we'll be rig

al bett alberta, down into the far eastern dakotas, wisconsin, minnesota, severe weather is taking place as well as for some very strong gusts. possibly tornadoes. maybe hail in there as well. down into the southeast it stays very wet here, too. but miami you should be dry on your friday and into saturday. so that's a welcome break from the storms that you've been seeing. lots of heavy rain across mexico and mexico city getting downpours as well. out to the west, you're looking really, really good. nice in seattle and vancouver. 28 and 26 respectively. lots of sunshine here. a great place to be but all of the heat is continuing across the south and the east. 34 in atlanta and 37 in houston. let's take a look at what is going on in europe. it's a similar picture to what we've been seeing this week because it's the same system that we've been looking at. moving towards the central porg portions, still quite unsettled for the british isles. across england, particularly. and then the front coming down through scandinavia and into central portions of germany and northern italy. some of that i

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large hail, 80-mile-an-hour winds and isolated tornados in the dakotas, minnesota, and nebraska. heavy rain along the gulf coast. showers from little rock to st. louis and memphis. thunderstorms in the southwest. >> cooling down out west. just 66 in seattle. 68 in boise. and 72 in salt lake city. much of the midwest hovering around the 90 degree mark. getting up to the mid-90s in the northeast. >>> an subway driver is a hero after bringing his train to a sudden stop. his quick thinking managed to save the life of a woman who'd fallen on the tracks. wabc's lucy yang has the story. >> i actually watched her go off the platform. so that's -- you know, i didn't even need anybody to wave or, you know, get my attention. i knew -- i knew that i had to stop the train. i brought my train to a controlled stop. >> reporter: and that is how 36-year-old frankie lusk went from mild-mannered motorman to hero. he was operating the queens-bound "n" train in the 59th station at fifth avenue when he witnessed every worker's worst nightmare, a woman on the tracks. he had only seconds to respond, but

it touched down in north dakota and it is today of farm here. that is why site see all of the debris it fine. fortunately >> nobody was >> well that is good. yes one of the big roles as the storm chaser you are supposed to remain safe and if you see debris coming into your windshield i think you are too close. temperatures are in the '50s around the bay and the of 64 degrees in antioch. san francisco's checking at 54. san jose's 60 and the winds have been really, a breezy, and dusty. we as team wins all day at to 20 and 30 and we have cool winds blasting into the delta. temperatures are just not warming up. and that is what we saw today. readings of the '70s, lot of fault to deal as well. here's the fog tracker at midnight. showing the fog is making a surge in land and we see this act of low clouds and drizzle. at 6:00 a.m. look at it the fault. it is just about everywhere even extending all the way into inland. this is high time in the central it now. it is making a huge inland search for tonight and as we go into the daytime hours tomorrow it

they are warning the public he is considered armed and dangerous. 5'7" with the word dakota tattooed on his -- tonight is surgeon is turning to the public for help. i would actually urge the public to donate blood if possible. we had to trance trans fuse him extensively. >> let's give you another look at that vehicle description. again, it is a 19994 door mazda, license plate 4mje548. again police are warning the public is bar yen toes are likely armed and dangerous. as for the fremont police officer's condition we are getting updates hour by hour. we will have another update for you at 11:00. >>> there is an awful lot the public can do here. they can give blood, they can give information. >> reporter: and police need their help. >>> julia, thank you. there is now a $15,000 reward leading to the arrest in the shooting death of a 13-year-old oakland boy. he was killed wednesday night. he and his 15-year-old brother were walking to a gas station to help a friends. investigators say the gunmen went through the teenager's pockets and stole two dollars before running off. >>> investigator

he has dakota on the back of his neck tattooed and dakota on his forearm. >> we're here to locate the suspect before he hurts anybody else. >> he was intent on leaving the area as quickly as possible. he ran a few blocks and attempted to carjack the driver of this acura. he carjacked a driver of a mazda. cameras caught it all on tape which has since been turned over to investigators. >> and back to his car. somebody just came and ran. just take his car and ran away. >> here's a photo of the green mazda 626. the license plate 4 mje 548. if you see this car or the suspect, oakland police want you to call them. >> the officer remains in critical condition in the icu. doctors say he was shot in the groin area and that his condition is still touch and go. abc 7's lisa amin gulezian has more. >> fremont police officers refuse to leave one of their own. the cars remain outside highland hospital. doctors are doing everything they can. >> he's required some surgery. he's going to require more surgery. i would actually urge the public to donate blood if possible. had to trans fuse him extensive

mike in the corner over there, we had lieutenant dakota, and also people from our staff here. ellen is over in the corner. she helped out on flyers and office meetings. i cannot forget, we have the new wide range of the police advisory board. they do a great job. we have a good cross-section of business. i think it is very important. we are working on projects. we worked on emergency preparedness. over the years i have been here, if there is a man-made disaster or national disaster, people might miss the boat a little bit. we are working on a plan with the fire department. i want them to stand up. could you stand up and introduce yourself? >> [inaudible] >> i am marie richards. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> did i miss anybody? i cannot see behind the pole. we have mr. o'doule. he is french. we will start off on this powerpoint. basically, it is our mission

[applause] >> about 40 years ago i was growing up in south dakota, i was about 18 years old, 17 years old and my hero would come to rapid city and help the community with the prejudice and discrimination. he is a hero. he devoted his entire life to the people. put your hands together for him. [applause] >> for the native american aids project, keep up the fight. we're not there yet. i would just say i appreciate all of the services that are provided in our community. to the friendship house, we have 80 beds, residents, treatment center there now and i think it is turning life around. i also would like to acknowledge ms. robinson, 40 years of dedication to our community. 40 years! [applause] a remarkable person. kathy chapman, what she has done in her lifetime and her help in our community. we got some good people in our community, some healthy people who are making a difference. give yourself a round of applause because the native american community is here and alive! >> we are indian people first. we are here. we are american indians. thank you! [applause] >> give my friend tom phill

national weather service says at many as seven tornadoes may have touched down in minnesota and north dakota this weekend. >>> home video from florida shows a rare waterspout off the coast of sarasota yesterday. the residents who recorded the footage said the water spout lasted almost ten minutes before disappearing in to the clouds. >>> in california, some of the world's best surfers came out in hopes of being named the big kahuna at the u.s. open of surfing. competitors ripped through massive waves for bragging rights and a substantial $100,000 cash prize. in the end, the event's defending champion took the top spot. thousands are lining up for dumpster diving. not what you think. there's no trash in these dumpsters. they have been retrofited with pools, offering much needed relief this sweltering summer. the best part is both locals and tourists swam for free. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. hey, bill. >> as if new york city isn't crowded enough. let's jump into a 4 foot deep pool. >> th

isolated tornadoes from the dakotas to chicago. heavy rain across florida.his to little rock. rain in the four corners of the southwest and the northern rockies. >> heat advisories from the midwest and to the south. dallas climbs to 104. kansas city 98. indianapolis 94. 90s for much of the east coast. 70 in seattle. 85 in sacramento. and 88 in boise. >>> a beloved family pet in oregon has earned her title as man's best friend. >> missy the dachshund came to the rescue of her owner after he collapsed from a vertigo attack. missy was outside but she sensed something was wrong and ran to a neighbor's house. missy refused to leave until the neighbor followed her home. then she ran laps around the house. the neighbor called paramedics and missy's owner was saved. >> the neighbor said he knew something was wrong because missy would never leave her yard on her own. we'll be right back. a short time ago, woman suffered from around his house. these people chose freedom over restrictions. independence over limitations. they chose mobility. they chosehe scooter store.

strong storms as well throughout the dakotas and into minnesota.will shift a little farther to the east for tomorrow. the northeast, we're going to see some spotty storms tomorrow and we'll see some pretty nice conditions here in the northeast and throughout much of the northwest. that's a look at what's going on across the >>> good sunday morning to you. we're seeing patchy low clouds and cool temperatures to get the day started as we head towards lunch time, we'll see more mild temperatures today. 80s inland, upper 70s san jose. 60s in san francisco and oakland with mild weather through the next seven days into the start of the workweek. >>> and remember, you can always get your weather at weather.com any time. now here's lester. >> all right, chris, thanks very much. as you might have heard by now, there was a pretty big wedding yesterday. former first daughter chelsea clinton got married in a lavish ceremony last night. here with more details on chelsea's big day is bonnie fuller, editor in chief of "holiday life.com. there were so many bits an

and there are six dams in montana, north dakota, and south dakota that have now retained one-third of all the sediment that the mississippi river used to deliver to this area to sustain the coast. so there's the multiplicity of factors involved in this. >> brown: well, mr. van heerden, that's an area i think you agree with, this problem of the erosion of the wetlands. explain what you see there. >> well, you know, the healthy moss will reduce the surge by at least a foot per mile. a healthy swamp will reduce the surge by about six feet per mile. and, you know, we've lost, as john was saying, this protection, this apron of protection that used to ensuring that we could survive on the coast. since katrina just for instance, we've lost over 100,000 acres of our wetlands. the real issue is the corps of engineers was tossed by congress in parallel to doing the concrete, the levees, to develop a plan to restore coast. and that plan is still not out, that is still not achieved, and once again it looks like the corps' main interest is pouring concrete rather than getting into what we really h

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