of 25 horns wildlife. >> we go in, and drill out close to the core of the horn. it's the closest material to what was going. >> we obtain tissue, crush it up and put it into a liquid that is a detergent that breaks down. >> how much harder is it to extract d.n.a. from something like a horn than it would be from a living animal. >> the d.n.a. is in the harder matrix, you have to get the d.n.a. out of the cells, but you areas. >> the d.n.a. abstracted is compared with known samples at the lab. it's known as a noah's ark. >> the freezers behind us are tissues. there's tissue, egg, bone, it's the sauce material for getting the d.n.a. >> the lab identified 37 horns trafficked as rhinoceros. it's one victory in the battle to save them. in 2013 alone. poachers killed more than 1,000 rhinos, a record high, and whopping 50% increase over the previous year. >> people have to understand what danger the creatures are in. rhinos are gone. i don't think they stand a chance. they are worth too much. how do you deal with that? >> reporter: coming up, the carrs plead guilty, but

horn. defeating general george custer .nd his army regiment after that, a visit to alabama, where native americans known as the red sticks massacred militiamen and settlers in 1813. later, i looked at pictographs in montana by native americans as long as 9000 years ago. in the battle of little big horn, also known as custer's last stand, worriers defeated the seventh calvary regiment in the united states army and killed lieutenant colonel george custer. you will hear about the conflict from a park ranger at the little big horn battlefield at the national monument in montana. >> folks, this is an incredible story. it's a story that attracts 400,000 people a year from all over the world. come through that gate. the vast majority of them, 90% of the time never been here in their lives. i like to see who you are this morning. if you've never been here in your life, please put your hand up. now hold it way up. now, just look around. it's always the same. 90% of the folks come here never been her

and the horn is microchipped. for anti-poaching endeavors, dna samples are take. >> you can take a piece of the horn and link it to a specific carcass. >> reporter: then another shot to partially reverse the anesthetic. this is clearly one of the most critical moments to get the rhino up using its own body force, having given it a partial reversal of the tranquillizer. we have to make sure we don't get in the way. the team pull the rhino to its feet, and it takes the few ginger steps toward the trailer which will carry it to safer ground. in a more intensively protected zone in the kruger national park. this is why. just a few miles further north, a rhino cash carcass lies where it was shot some ten days ago. the forensics team has had such a backlog of poaching cases, it's taken them until now to get there. >> see that small tiny piece? >> reporter: this was a female rhino. she was pregnant. the fetus, like the rest of her, long picked away by scavengers. all that's left, the skeleton, skin, and hole where the ho

folks, little big horn river is right below us. that thick green line of trees at the bottom of the ridge. across the valley to the second line of trees, above those trees on the bluffs, the morning of the 25th, there's 20,000 horses grazing. 20,000. worms in the grass. custer can't see them. the scouts are very alarmed. you better not go down there. he goes up to the crow's nest at 8:00 in the morning, looks down into the valley with a cheap spy glass, but he can't see a thing because the breakfast campfires have turned the valley into los angeles. the scouts tell them, look for worms in the grass. folks, little big horn river is right below us. that thick green line of trees at the bottom of the ridge. across the valley to the second line of trees, above those trees on the bluffs, the morning of the 25th, there's 20,000 horses grazing. 20,000. worms in the grass. custer can't see them. the scouts are very alarmed. you better not go down there. you don't have enough bullets in your whole command to fight the sioux. but other scout

folks, little big horn river is right below us. that thick green line of trees at the bottom of the ridge. across the valley to the second line of trees, above those trees on the bluffs, the morning of the 25th, there's 20,000 horses grazing. 20,000. worms in the grass. custer can't see them. the scouts are very alarmed. you better not go down there. you don't have enough bullets in your whole command to fight the sioux. but other scouts see it differently. you better attack because that village is going to run. they're going to scatter. they're not going to fight. custer's favorite scout bloody knife and arickerus says to him, general, if you and i go down there today, we'll go home on a road we've never walked before. custer says, i think we can get to all of them in one day. fearless, aggressive, relentless, vain, arrogant, overconfident, a glory hunter. well, folks, for 137 years, he's been judged by one battle. his last one. however, the record shows that he has been in battle after battle after fight after battle in the ameri

. >> oh, yeah, possum or something. [ horn ] >> oh! >> [ bleep ] idiot. >> dangerous to do that. it's a tiny animal, but it's horrible thing to say, but if you're going to cause a multiaccident. >> stopped for a [ bleep ] animal. >> this is why you don't drive so closely. >> glad you mentioned. driver honked on the horn, slowed down, gave him enough time to slow down. >> [ bleep ] idiot. >> you can't slam on the brakes in the middle of a roadway, people aren't expecting it. >> it's not. you've got to save the life of the animals. we're not the only ones who live on the planet. >> what about the life of the driver behind him? >> you can legally slow down in australia, according to the poster of the video, it's slow down for the animal. in the u.s. we're taught not to do that because somebody can hit you from behind. >> dramatically coming to a screeching halt is different. >> he honked his horn. >> dumb move. >> police have been alerted to this. >> don't tailgate. >> don't tailgate. >> oh! >> before i play this video i'm going to pause it right here and it basically tells a story

you can hear the horns and the fire, and gunshots. every couple of seconds there are gunshots going off. >> where is it coming off, do you have a sense. >> car alarms. the police - it's almost... >> we lost... >> the gun fire, if you see down there, the stop lights. if you see that, do you guys have me? john, you do have me. good. if you look down there at the corner, the gun fire is coming from that structure. that is canfield road, which is two blocks down is where michael brown was shot dead. it seems like that is the pocket where the gunfire is coming from. i mean, it's sporadic, it's 3-4 round. other times just about 20 minutes ago we heard 25-30 rounds pop off. so i just - i don't know how they'll get this under control tonight. it's persistent, and it's violent, and it is literally this entire street - four significant fires that i can count. i don't think it's a stretch to say the town is on fire. >> how would you describe the police presence? >> so far it seems they are trying to protect the area. they were very concerned wit

the first here was to positively identify dozens of items that were 70ed by agents as rhino horn.y needed to positively identify them because, there are a lot of fakes. rhino, certain carvings can be made from things like water buffalo, or even plastic, so when they had a positive i.d., then the next step is to identify to specieses and that's important because certain species of rhino like the black rhino, for instance, are more critically endangered. >> what happens to these horns is it mostly carvings. >> well, it's used for a variety of things. as far as rye tempts there there's always sorts of carvings and keepsakes. certain things will used for furbishings, in living rooms and then there's also -- they have been used a lot in the case of rhino, at least, for medicinal purposes or the perceived purpose. the important thing so remember is there's no scientific evidence that shows that rhino horn has any medicinal use whatsoever. they are essentially made of care tin which is what our hair and nails are made of. >> is in the case of rhino, it comes to see from a spike in demand

. [ siren ] >> itels horning in on you. >> i'll say. reports from santa rosa and san jose, dave in martinez said it's clear here. i said are you sure? >>> like my cousin vinny, are you sure? yes. also towards vallejo, so it is really moving around, kind of cool. oakland 76, 77 and we will take those down and fog is clear and if you have that fox you can't see across the street and what is inland will burn off and sunny and aids i, going into the bettering see he is mated pressure of mercury, unbelievable, we will have an extremely cold outbreak and it is already starting and i will show you the second but by wednesday morning all the way down to the deep south, 10 to 20 degrees below average, up to bismarck throughout the tax codes, it looks like they will head down to the front range of denver and it is a class you can set up businessman's whatever, take the park and i tell you testimony will be combed and it is not going anywhere 50s and 40s on the temperatures and fremont 50s and also gilroy, 59 bodega bay, and buoys this is the firs

when we hear the air horn, that's the speed round. can we hear the air horn?at means you just throw as many as you possibly can. the first person to smash all their opponent's faces wins. yeah, that's right. and so far, it's 2-0. matthew's beaten me twice on the show and i'm not gonna stand it. stand for it any longer. >> we've never played this. home field advantage for yourself. for yourself. >> jimmy: i'm getting psyched up right now. >> okay. >> jimmy: i'm trying to break two faces with one throw. why don't you start? you're our guest tonight. >> okay. >> jimmy: go ahead and start us off. matthew mcconaughey everybody. >> okay. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ face breaker. ♪ >> jimmy: the first one down. ♪ [ audience oohs ] >> hey, hey. be nice to yourself. be nice to yourself. that's where you are. >> jimmy: i know, i hurt my arm on that one. >> you were there. >> jimmy: in rehearsal, your head was up there. >> that's what i mean. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know which one's you and which one's me now. >> you or me. amarillo! amarillo! >> jimmy: amarillo!

let quicken loans help you save your money. [ horns honking ] ♪ ♪ >> what is okay to fill -- what iso us, ministry of guidance they not be for the besiege, essentially, roving young, militias. despite permits and paperwork in order we are detained for several hours. this sort of harassment is a daily part of life for iranians. >> just turn it off right now. >> bye-bye. bye-bye. >> i'm so glad to be here. hello. >> people have been ridiculously nice to us. aren't you supposed to be the axis of evil. >> you are right. we are demonized by the media outside. show black and white. people are demonstrating, killing, bombing. this and that. you never talk about the real people. who are living peacefully inside the country. you know? and eventually in the future of the world. we americans have a very special place in this, you cannot play a game without considering iran as a friend. >> one of his passion's is ancient persia and he is writing a book. >> how do you pronounce the specialty? >> name of the pot. >> earthenware. >> the dishes. it goes back to mesopotamia. 6,000 years ago. >> potat

the purpose of the trip, scout for big horned sheep. not easy.ey live on jagged perches 10,000 feet up and more. they are like ghosts. there for a fleeting moment, then gone again. inhospitable country. >> it's steep, it's rugged. it's all rug. >> reporter: base camp was 9,000 feet up in an abandoned mining town called kirwin. august 19th, they saw five grizzly bears. >> makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck. you know? >> reporter: he brought his horses, duke and dirty devil or double d, the stubborn one. the next day was august 20th. the very same day mckenzie morgan set off from laurel, montana, on her first solo cross country flight. nate and josh were picking their way up a rocky pathway to greybull pass, elevation 1,300. double d didn't like it, tried to go home. slipped and tumbled down the rocky slope, dragging josh with him. >> i couldn't get kicked out of the stirrups fast enough. he went over, smashed my ankle and tore up his front leg also. >> reporter: the horse cut its leg. josh sprained his ankle. but give up? go home? no

he's got horns and the red costume.ht them about their own sexuality. >> seth: yeah. >> which i think makes him like a cross between animal man and dr. ruth. >> seth: yeah! >> that's awesome. >> seth: that is awesome. i really -- now i feel bad about all the negative stuff i've said about the devil over the years. i'm so glad i had you on. congratulations on the film. thank you so much for being here. i've been a big fan for a long, long time. >> thanks a lot. i appreciate it. >> seth: joe hill, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] also, the novel is so good, we're making sure everyone tonight will leave with a copy of it. joe hill, everyone. "horns" in theaters, on demand and on itunes now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to kerry washington, michael c. hall, joe hill. and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> carson: welcome to "last call" from the queen of the night at the paramount hotel in new yo

samples to help catch poachers. >> you can actually take a piece of the horn and link it to a specific carcass. that's pretty much groundbreaking. >> still only a fraction of poachers are caught and convicted, so that's why up to 500 rhinos from poaching hot spots are being moved to safe zones. some will go to a high security area inside kruger. others are being sold to private owners, with the proceeds going towards conservation. >> south africa's home to 80% of the word's rhino, about 20,000 animals and half of them are here in kruger park. the park is massive, about 20,000 square kilometers, the same size as israeli or wales and only 400 rangers to protect all those rhino. >> the rangers are at war with poachers and it's a porous bored tore patrol. they need hope to break up the crime syndicates. >> how differ can it be to trace hundreds of horns being shipped through your country and shipped through your country. it must be possible. >> they found a single bullet that killed this rhino and the bones of its fetus, not one, but two lives lost in a war that so far the poachers appear

lets get the fog horn in here. >> yes. >> that is better.ive look here one for shaders, route 37 in mapel will shade. my twitter page, who remembers the the pennsauken mart? there was the days on the sunday up one side, back down the other. they had pretzel factory at pennsauken mart. bottom line we are dealing with fog in pennsauken as well. eastbound on the schuylkill expressway put 20 minutes from conshohocken to downtown. south on i-95 same deal, 20 minutes from woodhaven in center city. heading to the airport good to go, no fog along the airport corridor. that is good news for flights in and out of philadelphia, up and down the blue route in good shape. mass transit, buses, trains, trolleys all running with no delays, chris and kerry, back over to you. >>> i love it, bob. >> that was good. >> that was good. >> so great having you in front of the teams. >> great to be here. >> it is no fun in atlantic city these days for the workers at the trump taj mahal. yes, the taj mahal's parent company wants the casino's main union to drop its appe

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remember, the unicorn is the horse with the horn. the pegasus is the horse with the wings.or the dudes with the appetite for construction, head to palo alto, jcc. you can see jacob stein, the -- they'll be in concert there. they're also in spaghetti. tickets are $15 to $20. they promise puppets and line dances and treasure mermaids and the biggest crayons you've ever seen. i'll see you tomorrow for my color-coded maps getting ready for the morning commute right here on today in the bay. >>> with the november election behind us, it's time to look at the takeaways. political analyst larry ger ston is joining us with a sense of the outcome and a look ahead. good morning. >> good morning. >> first, let's talk about the results in california and how they compare with the rest of the nation. >> the nation went red. oh, it went red. no question about that. senate, boom, over to republicans. the republicans pick up seats in the house. yeah. but california, stay pretty blue. not as blue as in recent years but pretty blue. republican neel kashkari, he lost by 17 and a half points to

she said, "where are the horns?" not that we had devil horns, but the old myth that jews have these little bumps, and she thought that under the hair, there would be horns. no. yeah. it was a very shocking thing. gates: when tony left home to attend college at columbia university, he found that his experience of growing up jewish in the deep south had prepared him for what lay ahead. gates: you've said that being jewish prepared you for being gay. can you explain what you meant by that? when it came time to understand how to be gay in a homophobic world, i already knew the model to follow because i knew how to be jewish in an anti-semitic world, but then, of course, when i was coming out to my parents, i'd beat them up with that mercilessly. i said, "you taught me not to apologize for who i am "and to be proud of who i am, and this is who i am. "i'm jewish, but i'm also gay, and i'm just doing what you taught me to do." [dershowitz singing in hebrew] i'm gonna keep my day job. that's beautiful. i'm gonna keep my day

worth, texas, the tcu horned frogs defeat kansas state 41-20. johnson, along with charles davis. the last shot that we saw with coach snyder talking to trevone boykin. you know he was giving him words of wisdom and congratulations, as well he should. tcu tonight, 533 yards in total offense. boykin had a hand in 342 of those yards. >> charles: coach snyder's known for actually writing hand-written notes to opposing players when they play well against his team. it's a cherished thing. trevone boykin might get that as well as words of wisdom. tonight we saw it all. a high-powered offense, a defense that was swarming and aggressive. tcu right now stakes a claim to tell the rest of the country, anyone, anytime, anywhere. they believe they're good enough to beat anyone in the rest of the country. and i believe that they're correct. >> gus: moments ago, our molly mcgrath had a chance to talk to a heisman hopeful, mr. trevone boykin. >> molly: trevone, first drive in the second half, you flipped into the end zone for a touchdown. what was going through

. >>> two vietnamese men were arrested in south africa after a seizure of rhino horn. 41 kilos the horn worth millions of dollars on the black market were seized. the two men were stopped when their flight refuelled in johannesburg >>> investigators in southern mexico are checking several mass graves to see if they can find the bodies of students. adam raney reports. >> reporter: this poor but peaceful neighbourhood is where some of the mass graves were found. a warm afternoon, friends. family. inside the humble shacks, people are afraid. they tell stories of horror and fear. people around here keep to themselves. why risk crossing anyone. they know the price they can pay. i asked the policeman on duty if he heard the same stories, because this had been a place where cartels bury their victims. >> reporter: now, police will not let us go any further. some of the graves found here are two kilometres up to the road. locals tell us that any time today or tonight they will see cars go up the hill quite full. when they go down, it was pretty much empty. >> reporter: this man lived here for n

. >> he's got a do nut on his horn! >> he has a powdered donut on his antler! >> yes, no, easy. this is weird. >> this is strange because this deer is so cool with the guy being here. this is the new campaign of mule deer to try and get the hunters to stop shooting them. hey, guys. bringing you some donuts. [ laughter ] >> the deer comes right up to him. >> you've got to eat that donut. >> would you eat it? >> you have to. >> but eventually, it sort of wandered away just sort of bemused by the situation, as was i. >>> there is never an appropriate time for road rage. i think the most inappropriate time, when families are trying to pick up their children from school. inside this family vehicle, steven caligan and his wife heading to pick up their children. watch what happens. the guy behind the wheel of that car, not happy. >> [ bleep ] >> he is screaming expletives out of his window at the people in this car. >> hey, buddy. >> crazy! what the hell? >> this guy is so full of rage that he at speed rammed right into this car, almost rammed them into a telephone pole. they were abso

as it starts coming out, you see a horn. >> whoa!> and then you realize that that is a 10-point buck. >> wow, mother earth is giving birth to a full-grown buck. >> brighton and his buddies managed to pull the buck out. it runs off. >> but it's still tied to the bumper? [ bleep ] >> you notice that the deer, because of its strength, ends up just snapping the rope, and it just takes off. you can hear how excited they are. >> yes! >> whoa! >> this is dramatic! my goodness. that was not what i thought was coming out of that hole. >> yeah. to tell us more about this, we have brighton via skype right this minute all the way from iowa. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> i'm just curious, why did you guys decide to pull out this rescue by yourselves? >> the guy helping me pull is up it actually gavin. he and i are big outdoors men, and we respect the animals we hunt. we thought it was our duty to take care of it. >> what was that moment like wh youov your truck and you see that shined my flashlig there and i saw eyes just staring up at me

. >>> the super natural murder mystery horns hits theatres this halloween weekend.he movie stars daniel radcliff. suzanne marquez has a sneak peak. >> i have a good idea. how about you guys beat the heck out of each other and the winner gets exclusive interview with me? >> daniel radcliff, embraces his twisted side, in the fantasy thriller, horns. >> get away from me. >> no, no. >> leave my alone. >> , no, not here to hurt you. >> plays young man who mysteriously sprouts horns and gains die doll call powers after his girlfriends is murdered. >> what happens to us when the love of our life is ripped away or how we turn into the things we are perceived as. >> i don't ever want to be the reason for any of your regrets. >> juno plays radcliff's ill-fated girlfriends. >> i like the idea offing this precious memory through the love of my life's eyes, to be placed on me like that. >> radcliff says the script was so original and exciting he had to be a part of it. >> you have that thought of like if you see somebody else playing, it will be like seeing your girlfriend kiss

. 41 kilos of rhino horn were seized. >> billionaire richard branson says his fans for space tourism will continue, despite the crash of a rocket. a pilot died, and another is badly injured after a section of the aircraft exploded. veg reports. -- veg reports. >> strewn across the desert, the wreckage of an ambitious dream. investigators are combing what remained of spaceshiptwo, the graft offering the first ride into space. careful to strike the right tone, the man behind the plan, richard branson says claire friday's tragedy was a set back, but as long as lessons could be learnt, space travel would go ahead. >> pushing the knowledge of stays travel comes with unavoidable risk. testing the boundaries of human capabilities and technologies, we are standing on the shoulders of giant. yesterday we fell short. we'll comprehensively assess the results of the crash, and are determined to learn from this, and move forward together. >> the spacecraft's last flight was nine months ago. this promotional video by virgin galactic shows what was supposed to happen. the passenger shutting disenga

ah -- [ horn blows ] yeah, i'll do some of that. [ blows horn ] doesn't work.renault... come on! spin! ah -- [ bleep ] ow! it's -- this lorry driving, it turns out, is quite a lot harder than i thought. you're having trouble with your leg, as well? yeah, the gear lever's gone up my arse. right, okay. may: after the gear lever had been removed from jeremy's bottom, we moved on to the next challenge. driving things. i've lost -- the suspension links have just come off. on your leg? no, on the lorry. "you will now drive to millbrook's high speed bowl." ah! you see, i told you there'd be a speed test. "but first you must "hitch up a trailer and then get there via the alpine handling course." that's hundreds of miles. no, it's not hun-- it's here, you idiot. it's just over there. this is where car makers test the handling of their new models. it's also where james bond rolled his aston martin in "casino royale." in a car, it is huge fun. in a lorry... it probably isn't. may: "from the moment you arrive at the alpine course, "you have three minutes to get round. "you

there's a huge demand for rhino horns for decoration and supposed medical purposes, despite a lack of evidence that it actually is a healing agent. the rhino is one of the most endangered species on the planet. >> brazil's business capital is struggling to combat smog, now switching to battery powered buses. we have a report that city leaders hope the initiative could become a success model for the rest of the world. >> it's another typical busy morning at the main bus terminal in the sao paulo suburbs. some will be riding in to work on an all electric battery powered public bus, one of several going through a trial run in sao paulo. the first of its kind to be put into operation in south america, only a small handful of cities around the world use them. >> it doesn't make pollution. it's faster and doesn't make noise. >> it runs entirely on rechargeable lithium eye i don't know batteries. four times a day, the buses quickly fueled up at this charging dock. >> there are more than 20,000 regular diesel powered buses like this in sao paulo, one of the biggest fleets in the world. right

it starts coming out, you see horns. >> oh!then you realize, that is a ten-point buck. >> wow. mother earth is giving birth. to a full grown buck. >> brighton and his buddies manage to pull the buck out. it runs off. >> but it's still tied to the bumper. >> cut the [ bleep ]. >> you notice the deer because of its strength ends up snapping the rope and just takes off. you can hear how excited they are. >> yes! >> this is dramatic. my goodness. that was not what i thought was going out of that hole. >> yeah. to tell us more about this, we have brighton via skype "right this minute" all the way from iowa. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> i'm just curious why did you decide to pull off this rescue by yourselves? >> the guy helping me pull it up is actually him and i are big outdoorsmen. we like respecting the animals. we hunt. we thought it was our duty to take care of it. >> what was that moment like when you moved your truck and you see that buck? >> i shined my flashlight down there and saw eyes staring at me. what the heck

[horns honking] [tires squealing] speeding automobile...horn honking] dynamism of a soccer player... flight of a swallow. cubism was literally propelled across the canvas by the work of the italian futurists. this is boccioni's impression of a football player in motion. excited by speed and movement, they wanted to capture the impact of modern life on all the senses. the futurists' fascination with dynamism and movement reached a remarkable climax here in boccioni's unique forms of continuity in space. boccioni claimed to have found in this work pure plastic rhythm-- not the construction of the body, but the construction of the action of the body. it is also, of course, an image of faith in the power of modern man to storm the future. but the futurists were not simply experimenting with form. their work was the manifestation of the most political of all the avant-garde groups. they were on the authoritarian right rather than the marxist left. their leader, filippo tommaso marinetti, hated the past. he wanted to drag italy into the 20th cent

horn frogs win 34-30 to keep their play-off hopes alive. they get the 9-1 for the year. >>> how about a little game time snack, coach? it's always time for ice cream. yeah. 15 degrees in minneapolis! they are hosting ohio state in white. and it is j.t. barrett, how about an 86-yard run from scrimmage? ohio state led 7-0 early. 3rd quarter now 17-14. buckeyes and barrett finds a wide-open michael thomas a 30- yard play. ohio state wins 31-24. and they get to 9-1 for the year. >>> the freedom trophy is on the line. nebraska and wisconsin going at it. the huskers led by 14. then wisconsin, ann, they got a guy named melvin gordon. he's pretty good. he goes 62 yards for a touchdown in what would be a huge day for him. last play of the 3rd quarter, ann, wisconsin up 45-17. here's gordon again! 26 yards out. he set a record for most rushing yards in a game, ann. 408 yards! by himself! and 4 touchdowns, badgers win it 59-24. >> wow! >> that's impressive. >>> locally, let's give you a chris peterson, yeah, back to the pac-12, washington looking for

we covered a story of a smuggling team bringing in rhino horns into the los angeles area.ut not all cases wind up being criminal. the golden eagle that we covered in the slip was most likely killed by a power line which is not necessarily a natural death but not a crime. >> what happened in the rhino horn smuggling case. >> rhinos are one of the most critically endangered species on the planet. there are less than a hundred of them left. in this case it was driven by an operation called operation crash meant to bring the smaller smuggler to justice. the smugglers pleaded guilty to five charges and are serving time currently. >> the columnist talked about controlling her emotions by thinking of her cases as stuffed animals. are this other coping mechanisms that people in the lab are using? >> a lot of these cases are not for the faint hearted. they spoke of a lot of cases where it's clear that the specimens were not just killed but tortured. that's hard to swallow for anyone. their focus is on the science, and the lab's director said that they need to speak for the evidence

mown -- horn frogs making the catch near the sidelines but it gets stripped.otball and running it back for a touchdown. west virginia up 27-14. 4th quarter west virginia now scoring on a six yard score to get the horned frogs. tcu attempting a field goal to win the game and jaden nails it from 37-yards out. tcu coming back to win 37th -- 31-30. >>> nfl, the rams play tomorrow and johnson led the team with 79 receiving yards. jim harbaugh knows he is capable of bigger games because of his style. >> what makes him different? >> you're kidding? he's got -- you probably see it don't you? >> you know you miss jim harbaugh. >> especially in that room. we are at our best together. you know that. >> let's talk, 49ers and st. louis. if you look at the 49ers in their super bowl season they have the same offensive line throughout the duration of the season. they will play the rams with the 5th defensive line in eight games. is this is the biggest issue, the center is gone, is the offensive line the biggest issue on this team? >> it is a big one. that's how they run the b

horned frogs fell in a 13-0 hole.it's been a frustrating afternoon and evening in tough conditions. quarterback has not played like he is w> kirk: considering the miss both sides of the ball and the fact that boykin has had a rough night on the road in this environment. tcu's8 patterson has put their offense, put themselves in a position where those five turnovers, a chance to win this game. >> chris: oberkrom from 37 for the win. and a time-out by westc= virgin. to ice the kicker on. a very chilly evening.1h?bÑ take a look at the allstate college football rankings, tcu number seven says the committee, ranked number 10 in the a.p. poll. any victory on the road against west virginia would be a quality win for the committee. >> kirk: that would be my point here. everybody gets caught up in you know, who you're playing, are they ranked, not ranked. i don't care who you brought into this environment, this stadium. these conditions. this is a tough act for anybody. so whether

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first, the battle of legal bighorn -- little big horn where native americans defeated colonel george custer and his regiment. then we tore a pueblo near santa fe, new mexico. after that, a visit to fort mims in alabama where the native americans known as the red s massacred -- settlers. >> in the battle of little bighorn, also known as custer's last stand, warriors defeated the seventh cavalry regiments and killed the commanding u.s. officer, george custer. we will hear about the conflict from a park ranger at the little bighorn battlefields national monument in montana. >> folks, this is an incredible story. it's a story that attracts 400,000 people a year from all over the world. come through that gate. the vast majority of them, 90% of the time never been here in their lives. i like to see who you are this morning. if you've never been here in your life, please put your hand up. now hold it way up. now, just look around. it's always the same. 90% of the folks come here never been here in their life, and yet, except for these little tykes over here, there's nobody in this audience