ernie stevens: and i'm ernie stevens. we'll see you next time on "native report." narrator: rita aspinwall is an enrolled member of the fond du lac band of lake superior chippewa and has a bachelor's degree in social work. ernie stevens is a member of the oneida nation of wisconsin and serves on the board of directors for the american indian alaska native tourism association. [music playing] narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music playing]

ernie: yeah, ernie. really nice to meet you. lemonis: this is a really nice store. ernie: thank you. lemonis: i notice that you have a lot of accessories. ernie: i basically try to get as much retail as i can. lemonis: this comes through corporate, or this comes -- ernie: no, this we did ourselves. i've had to add more products to meet the rent kind of thing. lemonis: do you work with taylor at all? ernie: no. lemonis: never. ernie: i've been told i shouldn't e-mail past 5:00, i'm intruding upon his time. lemonis: he tells you that. ernie: yeah, we don't really have a good working relationship. lemonis: look, i'd been planning to hang out around dallas, but after hearing what ernie had to say, i wanted to see taylor's store in austin. honestly, my first impression, i wasn't even sure if it was open for business. as the owner of the business, you have one your managers convince you to open up a store in austin. you get here, you decide to tour the parking lot because you want to experience it as the owner. it's got no drive-through pole. you get up here, there's a bl

the two sat together on the idaho bench for the first 2 possessions before ernie kent returned to the washington state bench. washingto state bet both sides-and coaches-came out on top by honoring their fathers. ben, mary. delta airlines could be bringing back a perk that many fliers thought would never return... free meals in coach! the flights where the food is being added population leads to a reclassification for the von maur sets a target opening date for its new store at the corners of brookfield. the high-end department store chain is set to open its first wisconsin location on april 8th... after years of delays. plans for this von maur date all the way back to 2011. the company plans to hire more than 100 employees for the brookfield store. von maur's president says he also hopes wisconsin... possibly in milwaukee... madison... or northeastern wisconsin. the milwaukee bucks -- committed to hiring local residents for arena construction and the new arena district -- are partnering with a company to help find qualified workers. "skill-smart" will also help prospective employees g

ernie stevens: on this edition of "native report," we'll meet dr. arne vainio and head into our studio to watch as he performs a science experiment. rita aspinwall: we visit the american indian cancer foundation and learn about its mission. ernie stevens: and we meet the honorable diane humetewa, united states district court judges for the district of arizona. rita aspinwall: we also hear from our elders on this edition of "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music playing]

thanks for joining us. q÷bi9y ernie stevens: on this edition of native report, we travel to madelineisland to learn about the bilingual signage project. rita aspinwall: while on madeline island, we visit the madeline island museum. bryan bainbridge: we're people of this land and of this earth and of this water. ernie stevens: and we meet bryan bainbridge, chairman of the red cliff band of lake superior chippewa in northern wisconsin. rita aspinwall: we also learn about what we can do to lead healthier lives and hear from our elders on this edition of native report. speaker 1: production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation.

the two sat together on the idaho bench for the first 2 possessions before ernie kent returned to the to warm and lovely naples florida where two members of the old guard turned back the clock today. state legends steve stricker and jerry kelly posted a sizzling 16 under par 56, for a one-stroke leads over harris english and matt kuchar. strick and kelly threw 14 birdies and one eagle on the scorecard; they only had 3 pars!!! finally tonight -- shining a light on loved ones this holiday season. the "love lights" holiday celebration kicked off this afternoon in wauwatosa. the ceremony is put on by "the friends of luther manor" to benefit the lutheran ministry. each year -- donors contribute five dollars for a single light, or 100 dollars for a string of lights, and they are used to decorate a tall pine on the luther manor campus. "to honor all of those that we remember and love, and it's just an outstanding way to light up the life and remember." the ceremony has raised nearly 50- thousand dollars since 2010. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking

can be in any area in any neighborhood in the country and he will be able to unlock the door, as ernie did so well, to small donor fundraisers and fundraising that gets resources into our state parties, which is critical for the success of the democratic party. and igo on and on and on, can talk about all those issues, but on every issue that i have been involved in in my adult life, whether it is labor, whether it is education, whether it is human rights, whether it is civil rights, whether it is environment, whether it is any issue you can think of, keith is not in the back, but he is in the front of that fight, standing up for all of us. support, my union supports, educators support, nurses support, college professors support, public service support, that's why we all support keith ellison. [applause] our next speaker is latoya williams, who is a federal contract worker at a call center for the federal emergency management agency, as well as a ,-- let's hear it for twa and a good jobs nation organizer. i want to thank latoya for her tireless efforts on behalf of working people. i wa

ernie, i know you hear it. there is the closing bell. ernie with bryn mawr investments.ay another day of epic records. connell: it is indeed. melissa: look who is back. connell: we both have the same color. the market going exactly the opposite direction, thank goodness. dow, s&p 500, nasdaq, they're all ending brand new record highs. i'm david asman, good to be back melissa: i'm melissa francis. here is what we have for you at this hour. donald trump tapping a fast-food ceo for a key cabinet post. he is meeting with the former

ernie the elf is scopping ice cream at the chocolate factory missing. what she wrote on a sign that caught the neighborhood's attention. plus, a major appliance recall. the food processor with dangerous metal blades. >> later tonight on "nightline", a president calling for the slaughter of druglords and attics. openly killing suspects, bob woodruff from inside the philippines. plus, ryan gosling making movie joyce: three generations of martial artists in canada now have their black belts. that includes a 72-year-old grandmother who had to break through concrete to get it. reporter steve berry has the family affair making grandma healthier. >> 72-year-old hannah fraser has been practicing tae-kwon-do for about four years. this was her chance to qualify for her black belt. to get it, she had to fight her own daughter. >> good fight. i want her to show her moves. i'm hoping that she does a cut kick and stops one of my spinning kicks. fraser is the latest in her family to try out for the honor. her daughter adelle, her son in law eric, and her grandkids kyl

. >> seth: that's ernie. >> yeah, that's ernie, kenny, fat faced chuck, and myself. [ laughter ] and then next to me is my son shareef, uncle jerome, my other son shaqir, and my other son >> seth: well there you go. now is your family upset that the family you chose to represent on your shirt is your work family. >> no. >> seth: okay, good. they're fine. [ laughter ] they're probably happy they're not on your t-shirt. >> yeah, exactly. >> seth: exactly. always a pleasure to see you. always looking forward to seeing what you do next. shaquille o'neal everybody. we'll be right back with abbi jacobson. remember 2007? smartphones? o m g it's time to snap out of it. hello moto. snap on a jbl speaker. put a 70" screen on a wall. get a 10x optical zoom. get excited world. hello moto. moto is here. the new moto z with motomods. save up to $400 when you trade in your old phone so, mr. harris, we have your fingerprints on the safe. a photo of you opening the safe. a post using the hashtag "#justrobbedthesafe" so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bunch of money

ernie, i know you hear it. there is the closing bell. ernie with bryn mawr investments. today another day of epic records. connell: it is indeed. melissa: look who is back. connell: we both have the same color. the market going exactly the opposite direction, thank goodness. dow, s&p 500, nasdaq, they're all ending brand new record highs. i'm david asman, good to be back melissa: i'm melissa francis. here is what we have for you at this hour. donald trump tapping a fast-food ceo for a key cabinet post. he is meeting with the former head of ford for another, we'll take you live to trump tower for the latest. the war of words continues, trump slamming a local union boss for calling him a liar over the carrier deal. the international president of the steelworkers union will respond. and the passing of an american hero. the first u.s. astronaut to orbit the earth and a former u.s. senator, john glenn has died ad the age of 95. more on his life and legacy later in the hour. david: it was a great run, 95. we're all sad to see him go. another day of records on wall street. the

ernie stevens: we view the dreamlike paintings of rabbett before horses strickland. rita aspinwall: and we meet ramona kitto stately, a talented moccasins maker. we also learn something new about leadership in indian country and hear from our elders on this edition of "native report." announcer: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation.

. >> it's interesting that right-wing populist ernie's seem to be gaining strength the liver your.ome people feel it is a reaction to an uncertain world. the question is whether voting for the far right will make the world more stable. she was originally a polish actor. she started a new career as a model. nothing unusual about that, except she is 82 years old and she was born before the second world war and has lived both through fiddler and stalin. she was a pension when common-ism in eastern europe collapsed. today she is working hard, and join a new career as one of the world's most -- oldest models, proving you don't have to be young to be beautiful. >> it looks like a typical ad campaign featuring beautiful young women. she's also beautiful, but she's not young. to be exact, helena is 82 years old. she's one of the most sought after models in poland. a fashion designer selected her. he designs fashions for celebrities and he created this dress specifically for helena. it was a risky decision, but one that's paid off handsomely. >> the risk was worth it. we were worried. we di

sagger's broadcasting career spanned 40 years and his friend ernie johnson says he inspired others with his determination in fighting cancer. >> they are going to say i remember when i was 15 years old and i watched this guy craig sager fight this thing. and i can too. >> sagger was known for his outrageous wardrobe. many that attended the memorial wore flamboyant clothing in his honor. >>> how many raiders or this list coming up next. >>> mark is here to tell us more about sports. pro bowl selections. >> the raiders, 11 and 3 and going to the playoffs for the first time since 2002 and in line to go to the super bowl. along the individual rewards. 7 raiders to the pro bowl. awhile since you have been able to say that. topping the bill. derrick car to amari cooper. that's the acd c connection right there. they have been great to watch. just wish they would give cooper the ball more. that would help things and on the defensive side. this guy is one of the most dominant pass rushers in all of football. talking about number 52 khalil mack that put a statement here when he picked up cam newt

ernie stevens (voiceover): learn about the historical significance of the buffalo for the crow nation in montana. rita aspinwall (voiceover): and we interview crow nation senator rudolph knute old crow, sr. as a nation, as you know-- that's probably why i'm wearing a hat. we're very horse oriented. we also learn about what we can do to lead healthier lives, and hear from our elders, on this native report. announcer: production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [theme music]

. >> ernie hubbard is getti ready for a rain. >> not only is he battening down the hatches he's having his house owe boat line secured needs adjustment. the house starts going crazy. >> this week, the tides are high. two years ago a winter storm and king tides collided. parts of highway 101 got flooded out owe. michael st. john is monitoring the weather. >> we have tide over seven feet wednesday. on thursday we've got a 6.9 tide. from experience, we know it can makeup for that. >> the sheriff is sending these weather alerts. drivers, be careful, it will be stormy. >> so let's get to it. when is the rain going to arrive? spencer christian is tracking two storms. spencer? >> you can see clouds are increasing and you can see clouds will be thick tomorrow morning. clouds continue to thicken and we see light showers developing that pattern continues into wednesday morning. a storm of light intensity, mainly a north bay storm across the north bay. sprinkles elsewhere, but a stronger storm is coming in on thursday. and that ranks two, and will intensify from thursday morning into thursday eve

. >> ernie hubbard is getting ready for a rain. >> not only is he battening down the hatches he's having his house owe boat line secured needs adjustment. the house starts going crazy. >> this week, the tides are high. two years ago a winter storm and king tides collided. parts of highway 101 got flooded out owe. michael st. john is monitoring the weather. >> we have tide over seven feet wednesday. on thursday we've got a 6.9 tide. from experience, we know it can makeup for that. >> the sheriff is sending these weather alerts. drivers, be careful, it will be stormy. >> so let's get to it. when is the rain going to arrive? spencer christian is tracking two storms. spencer? >> you can see clouds are increasing and you can see clouds will be thick tomorrow morning. clouds continue to thicken and we see light showers developing that pattern continues into wednesday morning. a storm of light intensity, mainly a north bay storm across the north bay. sprinkles elsewhere, but a stronger storm is coming in on thursday. and that ranks two, and will intensify from thursday morning into thursday eve

fire administrator ernie mitchell.epresentatives from the national fire protection association are in the air right now and land in oakland tonight to start that work with me. now, my immediate priorities for this task force are enhanced building safety, event safety and complaint procedures. some areas where we'll be considering new regulations include smoke alarms and carbon monoxide monitors, enhanced fire inspections, stronger emergency exit requirements. the permitting of events and the monitoring of illegal events. second, we're developing ways to immediately clarify the responsibility of city employees to properly report any observations of dangerous living conditions or illegal events, along with a clear process for doing so. i want to be clear that we will not scapegoat city employees in the wake of this disaster. rather, we will provide them the guidance, clarity and support that they need and deserve to do their jobs. and third, we'll be reconvening and expanding the oakland artist housing and workspace task

southern california searching out every world war ii veteran he can find, like marine tank commander ernieey. rishi talks to these guys for hours, then gives the recordings to the families. so far, he has enterviewed more than 210 combat vets, a remarkable total, but a monumental failure, as far as he's concerned. rishi says we're losing about 400 world war ii vets a day. he can't talk to them fast enough. >> it's amazing how much history and knowledge is encased in each one of these individuals, and how much is lost when one of them dies without sharing their story. the fact is i wake up every day to obituaries, guys who i wanted to interview, and i have to find out that, you know, they died. >> reporter: at this point, i should tell you, rishi doesn't come from a military family. his parents imgrated here from india. and yet, he cares more about our greatest generation than any teenager i have ever met. >> my name is rishi sharma. >> reporter: in addition to his daily interview, he calls at least five world war ii vets a day, just to thank them for their service and sacrifice. >> it mean

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appear before my committee and they took the and they bailed me out of a particular situation when ernie ever started to get a speech claiming his innocence and then decided as the fifth amendment right -- i think a lot of members on the committee were very furious, as i was, and thought that we were going to challenge him that he waive the fifth amendment right. i think we thought that under the circumstances we wanted to keep our eye on the ball and not get into a sideshow over whether bernie ebber violated his fifth amendment right. we had those hearings and it was quite remarkable. i finally got a chance to work with paul and he had taken over chairmanship of the banking committee windy senate changed became anffords independent and paul ended up as chairman of the banking committee. when the legislation went over to paul, they dealt with it over there and that is how we ended up working together on this legislation. a lot of people say it was passed in haste. it was a long eight months that we worked on that legislation. admittedly, that is fast by congressional standards, but it wa

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fire administrator ernie mitchell. >> reporter: the interim head of oakland's building and planning departmentd while inspectors did respond to various complaints in recent years, primarily involving the vacant lot next door, none went into the warehouse itself. >> our records didn't show that an inspector had been inside the building in the last 30 years. >> this fire is the highest number of fire fatalities in the country in the last 13 years. >> reporter: and despite an announcement from the alameda county sheriff's department that the atf was looking at a refrigerator as a possible cause, a spokesperson for the atf said, not so fast. >> there's been misinformation circling that a refrigerator is the cause of the fire. this is inaccurate. please, stop saying it. the refrigerator is still being examined but has not been determined to be the cause of the fire. >> reporter: the examination, the investigation into what happened or didn't happen leading up to this fire will continue. and evidence from the scene taken to an undisclosed location. >> it's being preserved because every piece of the

lauren: one of the largest five cases since ernie made off executives have been charged in what theyay was a billion dollars fraud. six others were arrested yesterday. they were accused of inflating the book value other profitable oil product to make a performance that matter. the thunderbird 17% average gain through last year. federal prosecutors say it was ultimately exposed to have no more value than a tarnished piece of metal. dallas end quote. nicole: book is not to watch today could become better perspire earnings-per-share compared to a year ago. investors listing for how fedex's handling majors are just people are shopping online. the stock has hit all-time highs this december and also adding thousands of workers. nike will also release its latest quarterly results after the bell. the company struggling with growing competition. nike is now one of two dow components down for the year. we are going to hear from carnival this morning. the largest cruise operator to report higher quarterly about the new based in part to stronger sales of its more expensive ticket. nicole: lauren

back to the front lines was very difficult, and his friend and mentor and the guy who discovered him, erniehe great correspondent, he told him you have to get drunk to go back. you can't do it any other way. bill was a t toler his father was an alcoholic. he always stayed away, but during the war, he started drinking, and that led to a lifelong drinking problem, but he drank to get back up front. his cartoons are absolutely all about combat, however, i did look to his 700 odd overseas cartoons, and i could only find one in which a character is firing a weapon, only one time does willie and joe fire a weapon. he does not show them firing a weapon. he does not show the dead bodies. he does not show the worst of the war. he has censorship to deal with. and he walked right up -- i never found somebody who could explain this to me, how a 21-year-old kid, 20 two rd kid knew exactly where the line was that he could not cross with the army, the censorship, and he would go right up to that line and stop, but he would never cross it, that's why he was never censored. he was self censored. he didn't s

people were dying from dirty water and ernie air.i'm proud of the fact that we came together as a nation under within via mental issues. scientists are telling telling p us that we have a problem. that we can do something about climate change. there are certain steps that wee can take that will help protect our globe in the future. that's not what a politician is telling you that's what science is telling us. these these are w things we can do that not only will help us in our environment it will help us with jobs and help us with national security. there are ways that we can come together as a nation using what science is telling us what we can do that will help our economy and help our security. that's what i'm suggesting i think is the right path. and that's not i think democrats and republicans agree that it's a path we should go downre together. in my state of maryland we have worked together on the chesapeake bay. it's not a partisan issue and never has been in my state. were proud of the progress we made for future generations

. >> reporter: marine tank commander, ernie eisley. >> they were going to make a big camp and attack richi talks to the guys for hours and gives the recording to the families. he interviewed 210 combat vets. remarkable total. monumental failure as far as he is concerned. he says we are losing 400 world war ii vets a day. he can't talk to them fast enough. >> reporter: it is amazing how much history and knowledge is encased in each one of these individuals. and how much is lost when one of them dies without sharing their story. the fact is i wake up to obituaries, guys i want to interview. i have to find out that they died. >> reporter: at this point i should tell you, richi doesn't come from a military family. his parents emigrated here from india. yet he cares more about our greatest generation than any teenager i have ever met. >> my name is -- >> in addition to his daily interview he calls at least five world war ii vets a day. just to thank them for their service and sacrifice. >> it means a great deal to me that you were willing to endure all of that so that i could be here toda

like it or not. ( cheers and applause ) i mean, for pete's sake, at thanksgiving, when uncle ernieits the highballs and starts saying racist things about the help, you don't storm off from the table and move next door. you stay and elect him commander in chief! ( cheers and applause ) that's america! ( laughter ) you know when i'm feeling shaky sometimes-- i've been doing this all day. i did it last night as we saw the returns coming in, and i'm doing it a lot today. this is what i like to do: when i'm feeling a little shaky-- and i think you folks might be a little shaky-- i like to-- i like to put these on. ( laughter ) and before, seconds ago i was sad. now, i'm a sexy kitty. ( cheers and applause ) okay? truth-- trump may be president, but i'm still a sexy kitty. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ don't-- don't-- don't go far with those, mark. i might need them later. ( laughter ) now, one of the most shocking things about trump's election is that it is shocking. ( laughter ) every pollster just shanked this one right into the woods. i

his colleague and friend ernie johnson says he inspired others with his determination in fighting cancer. >>> and they are going to say i remember when i was 15 and i watched this guy craig sagger fight this thing and i can too. sagger was known for his outrageous wardrobe. many that attended the memorial wore flamboyant in his honor. >>> it got easier for law- abiding gun owners to get a permit. the sheriff calls it customer service for gun openers. >>> a bay area city sued over the death of a teenager when a tree limb came crashing down. >>> this is a tragedy that could have been prevented. a northern california sheriff is making it easier for law- abiding gun owners to get a concealed permit. there is a streamlined process and allows milks online. reporter lonnie wong talked to the sheriff about how this policy will play out. >> it is a long process. >> the owner of just for guns knows about the frustrations for applying for a concealed weapons permit in sacramento county. someone had to wait 8 months to get approved. much of that time used by the department of justice for criminal fi

tnt "inside the nba" host ernie johnson offered a teary tribute. >> we say farewell to our friend sagsis humble vow. there's no way to gauge the days, no way how long but know that craig will do the best to live seager strong. >> reporters across the league dressed in seager-inspired outfits on the sidelines. what a tribute, craig sager you will be missed. i know from the players and fans and people who aren't involved even in basketball, we'll miss you there, buddy. >>> pro bowl roster came out last night. raiders led all teams with seven players led by mvp quarterback derek carr. the cowboys topped with six players. the cowboys have five including rookie dak prescott and ezekiel elliott. now, the pro bowl will be in orlando florida, the sunday before the super bowl. >>> and finally dancing warriors mom, she was rocking it in the sweater. she got a chance to show off her new moves with the dance team. her name is robin scheiber. she's got to be one of the coolest moms on planet right now. everybody is asking for a photograph, selfies, everything. her husband says she has serious skill

ernie data from china indicates the economy is finishing the year on a firm note. after signs of altering, a big 6.7% growth. industrial profits accelerated coal and metal prices soared. china's economic growth picked up last month. has a warning about italy. government funds should be a last resort. the measures that should be only offered to lenders that are fundamentally healthy. ecb says they may need as much as $9.2 billion based on a recent test. toy will meet later today discuss the assessment. the second hearing today on the president. theythe second hearing today art decision-making earlier this month and will roll on the legality. dozens of lawmakers are there. they plan to launch a new conservative group with possibly with the outgoing u.s. secretary-general as leader. bank exchange will start shortselling. they announced a plan on their website, saying they want to introduce it in the new year. this is a new step which says it is a wider plan to modernize and upgrade the market. they help the move will attract more foreign investors. israel has raised t