indians, confine indians, forced them to assimilate as quickly as possible or die out. right, make sense, some familiar? yes? >> in the reading for this week, there was a lot about weather the condition of indians was due to lack of civilization or to their race. civilized ifcome they were indians, because their race was inferior. ok, that is 40 years before this. with somebody like parker being at the head of this organization, our people now feeling that indians could be raised to be the equal of whites, or do they still think they are an inferior race? mr: genetin-pilawa: the same people believed the same thing for native american people. that's not everybody, but there are those people. on the one side of this tension is someone like parker, who is toocating giving resources give people some kind of compensatory policy. to give them time and opportunities to assimilate. on the other hand you have these guys who are looking for more of the same. does he say, i think the indians could be equal, or does he say some of my best friends are indians? grantnetin-pilawa: sup

call head in indian history of the civil war. -- hidden indian history of the civil war. they received little attention during the presidency of abraham lincoln. it was clearly can was interested in tribal communities and in forming the office of indian affairs. he looked at the office of -- as being corrupt and mismanaged. he did believe that it needed to be restructured, needed new personnel. he clearly wanted to do that but the events of the civil war monopolizes time. most people believe the office of indian affairs was a corrupt office, a place where political appointees made themselves felt the rich at the expense of native people. in particular through fraudulent land treaties and the mismanagement of rations and annuities. we compare that to the treaty, which we will be talking more about again. when we think about event involving native people during the war, we usually focus on some things that happened far from the state lines. made of people engaged in a larger struggle and a variety of ways. some cherokee and indian territories, many of whom had owned slaves,

the national congress of american indians and the national indian health board have endorsed this bill and while the president recognizes the impact of obamacare on many and requested changes to other provisions like the cadillac tax, fails to be concerned with the employer mandate on indian country. for secretary payment on question, could you speak to the burden that the employer mandate places on tribes and the need for this legislation to exempt them from this mandate? >> the question is catered to me because i have been echoing this and speaking loudly on this issue. an example, i'm here to speak for nci but i have an example, the cost for the full implementation of the employer mandate is likely to be $3 million for my tribe. so we're beginning to see some of the gains under the affordable care act and the reauthorization of the ihs under the affordable care act. we're grateful for the affordable care act and permanent reauthorization and seeing some of the gains we received be erased because of the consequence of the employer mandate. probably more importantly on a broader sense

of indian affairs. remember those images from the beginning of this lecture. at the same time, there are these two conflicting images. one of including native people and ways they had not before been included. the other is pushing them out of the way for western expansion development. let's think about what happens. here are some images and pictures of parker. there he is in the middle, and grants military secretary. as a grant headquarters in virginia in 1864. it's in 1864 that lincoln meets with parker. they had a meeting in city point, virginia. parker was also pretty well-known in anthropology because he worked with lewis henry morgan in 1851. he was his lead informant. there are some question as to how much of that book parker actually wrote himself. there is belief parker wrote quite a bit. parker was one of the primary architects of the policy the federal government would look to for indian affairs. this is analogous in some ways to reconstruction. i want to give you a little more background on p

violence, party in indian -- poverty in indian country. we have seen progress in congress is support for indian 2016 included substantial increases for the ihs and other government programs that we are hopeful the and017 budget is built on those investments made in the indian country. although tribes have made some progress, there are key examples of egregiously underfunded services. i am appalled by what happened in flint. over 200 of my members were affected. congress and the rest of the nation is playing close attention to what can happen when community infrastructure breaks down. i am appalled that no one is paying enough attention to the structural needs in indian country which lay far beyond the rest of the country did our citizens have conditions under which no plan for addressing the infrastructural problems in indian country. ask you to consider this when the report on the crisis later this year. we call in congress to consider that long-term privatization of programs is necessary to reverse the trends of underfunding that have lo

afares and the indian health service. whatever funding is provided for these tribal related programs it must be used effectively, efficiently and be responsible in fulfilling federal responsibilities. let me be clear, funding must reflect performance metrics. it is imperative that the executive branch provide congress with the necessary data to support these funding requests. today we'll hear from key federal agencies which serve indian country. before we hear from the witnesses present today i want to recognize the vice chairman for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the panelists who are here today. special thank you to mary smith. appreciate your endurance. your committee meeting earlier today that we were at. i want to commend the administration for submitting a budget that take tails how the federal government will attempt to support indian community's priorities. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses today and discuss how we can, work together and meet our commitments to tribes.

affairs and indian health service.r funding is provided for the tribal-related programs it must be used effectively, efficiently and must fulfill federal responsibiliti responsibilities. let me be clear, funding must reflect performance metrics. it's imperative we provide these funding requests. before we hear from the witnesses present today, i want to recognize the vice chairman for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the panelist here today. special thanks to mary smith. appreciate your endurance, your committ committee committee earlier today. thank you for being here. i want to commend the administration for detailing how the federal government will attempt to support indian country's priorities. i'm looking forward to hearing from our witnesses today in discussing how we can work together to meet our commitments to tribes. if there's one thing we should all agree on the challenges facing indian country cannot progress progress when the programs are underfunded. i strongly believe we

the national congress of american indians and the national indian health board have endorsed this bill. and while the president recognizes the impact of obamacare on many and requested changes to other provisions like the cadillac tax, fails to be concerned with the employer mandate on indian country. for secretary payment on question, could you speak to the burden that the employer mandate places on tribes and the need for this legislation to exempt them from this mandate? >> the question is catered to me because i have been echoing this and speaking loudly on this issue. so for my tribe in particular as an example, i'm here to speak for nci but i have an example, the cost for the full implementation of the employer mandate is likely to be $3 million for my tribe. so we're beginning to see some of the gains under the affordable care act and the reauthorization of the ihs under the affordable care act. we're grateful for the affordable care act and permanent reauthorization and seeing some of the gains we received be erased because of the consequence of the employer mandate. probably m

all indian aircraft, private and public work commissioned by the indian air force, martial law was declareds much of northeast india. india began moving troops from the pakistan front, that night, for no explanation china unilaterally stop. the chinese ceased and announced within a month it would draw back to the lines they had started. we do not know why china did that. chinese records are not available today. we get a lot of records about what the american government thought but chinese archives remain sealed. they credited john f. kennedy for convincing the chinese to stop. he said it was america's resolve and kennedy's determination not to let the chinese when, manifested in the airlift and the deployment of the aircraft carrier battle group that persuaded beijing to stop and not let this crisis continue to go further. this of course leads us with a great, what if? what if the chinese had not stopped that night? with the united states find itself at war with communist china? remember, 1962 only nine years before we had been at war with communist china and korea. we fought a war in korea

war chief, indian father, white mother. the very, very difficult time that the rebels in texas had in dealing with indian tribes, apache, comanche, and so forth, during the civil war, because so many texas units were called east to fight, in your look at this whole issue of rebels and sort of an s it a interest of maybe self-interest that people like stan waite were commissioned by the government in richmond to raise, you know, indian confederate troops and did they do this because they thought they might get a better deal from the great white father in richmond than the great white father in washington? it's kind of a complex question certainly and maybe -- what did you find about the indians' approach to whites, our great american soldiers? >> i think there are two pieces to this. one is that certain native american communities as you might imagine took advantage of the situation to revolt, to rebel. because they knew that so many american forces were distracted by the american civil war. that's why you get the sioux upri

all indian aircraft, private and public were commissioned by the indian air force.artial law was declared in much of northeast india. and mtb later began moving troops from the pakistan front even though it feared a second front opened a. and then that night for no explanation, china unilaterally stopped. the chinese seized the offensive and announced that within a month they would dra draw back o the lines where they had started. we don't know why china did that. chinese records are not available today. you can get a lot of records about what the american government thought about what the indian government thought, but chinese archives remain sealed. nehru letter to john f. kennedy with convincing the chinese to stop. he told john kenneth galbraith it was america's resolve and kennedy's determination not to let the chinese win here could manifested in the airlift, manifested in the department of the aircraft carrier battle group that persuaded beijing to stop, do not let this crisis continue to go any further. this of course leaves us with a great what if. what if

broad band is a critical need in indian country. we are not as rural as most other tribal communities. we do have some access. our access is limited. we have council meetings in the districts and find we don't have the ability to connect and travel staff look at us and laugh at us because we can't connect. they live with that day-to-day and try to do their jobs day-to-day. it's a wonderful concept, to connect across agencies. we talked about that recently and tried to get some perman permanency. >> not just the best use of resources. because a lot of opportunity to use the resource is there? >> i don't want to get in the middle of a fight. i would say that you need to expand -- >> well, with that, we'll end the hearing. if there's no more questions for today, written follow-up, written questions for the record. hearing record will bel remain open for two weeks. thank all of you for being here for your testimony today. the hearing is adjourned. >>> join us this thursday for live coverage of the white house state dinner for justin tru

i contacted the cleveland indians and they believe that is, in fact, the case. we'll follow up on the story. i'm 5 on your side investigator, joe pagonakis. >>> there's a good chance a lot of you plan to skip work tomorrow. but not for indians opening day! >> no! thousands of people will file to celebrate st. patrick's day. getting ready for tomorrow as well. while they won't have any specific checkpoints in the city, they're still going to look for people who have had too much to drink. officials are asking everyone to act responsibly, especially during the parade. >> very important day for us. we don't want anybody to ruin it. we don't want anybody to ruin it for anybody in the parade. bomb squad dog will be checking out the scene as well. and police remind you they need you to be their eyes and ears as well. if you see anything strange, speak up. >>> mark, what's the weather going to look like for those starting celebrations tonight? >> folks are starting tonight celebrating? belief it or not, that's the case. not a lot of green on the radar. good news for th

. >> i am the first woman of color, first native american indian woman who ever utilized the academy awards as a platform to make a political statement on behalf of marlon brando and also on behalf of native american indian people. >> accepting the award for marlon brown dough in the godfather. miss sacheen little feather. i'm apache and yaki, activist and educator and an elder. >> i was given 60 seconds or less to make that presentation or i would have been arrested and put in handcuffs and that john wayne was on the side backstage and he had to be held back by six security men from coming on stage and assaulting me and removing me off the stage that night because he was so enraged by what i had to say so there was a lot of pressure on me that night, a lot of things going on that people were not aware of. >> he very regretfully cannot accept this very generous award, and the reasons for this being are the treatment of american indians today by that the as i will that industry -- excuse me. [ applause ] >> i had to take a lot of beating for that, if you will, in the press, a lot of m

indian health care, law enforcement.for sovereignty and respect for consultation until i will start at that juncture. so kind of like rapid fire her because her so much to talk about. obviously we have extended the invitation to the director to come to north dakota and see what is happening with the lack of law enforcement and the lack of protection for a very vulnerable population. he hasn't responded and i hope that you will go back and asked him once again. given that you have primary jurisdiction in many of our states. >> i will share that information but i will like to point out in partnership with the department of interior they have been working collaboratively to provide services for victims. >> it hasn't stopped drugs from coming on the reservation. and let me tell you if you want to see children born under conditions they should be warning, come to any one of my reservations. and there are people operating there with impunity. ..

they had made their way to a house ajust toent the indian console late from where they were trying toan attack, but they were overpowered and killed. it did leave unfortunately civilian casualties. we are told at least a few have been killed and many more injured. some of them children, one as young as one. the indian establishment are very much under the target of the taliban and other extremist groups, because they see the indian government as using afghanistan as a platform to destabilize their allies in pakistan. it was hoped that taliban would attend very important talks in pakistan with the afghan government. some kind of recourse to try to find a solution to this problem. the taliban are growing in strength week by week, taking more area, so we're hopeful they can get them to the table, but of course this kind of attack could be counterproductive. it could cause the afghan government to say, well, when you are doing this, we're not going to talk. and that's the crucial point at the moment. >>> still to come on this program, the gcc six arab nations declare lebanon's hezbollah a

a bail plea of a student leader charged with se se-- sedition in indian. the arrest has triggered big protests across the country. p >> reporter: even the forensic section said at least two of the video evidence has been falsified or tampered with. they have proof that he chanted anti national slow dpans at an event. they have witnesses and it would stop other witnesses from coming forward. eight level of frustration in this case. on monday the last bail hearing he had, they asked the police whether they even knew what sedition was. he has been in jail since february 12 and police stormed his campus an arrested him on sedition charges. two other students from the university are in judicial custody. they too are awaiting trial on sedition charges. meanwhile the students from his university and universities across the capital are taking part in a solidarity march. they will be marching to parliament demanding all three be released and that the sedition charges be revoked >>> the u.k.-based i will company shell is facing more legal action from communities in

wbtv's education reporter dedrick russell is live in indian land to breakdown how that money will be spent and dedrick, what are people saying about this vote? >> well, maureen, some people say yes to the bonds and others tell me they will vote no to the bonds. they do not like the thought of their taxes going up and they believe too much money is staying right here in indian land. you will see the halls tacked with students. >> there is a huge growth happening and it doesn't seem all the children will sit. >> not only will it tackle overcrowding but could boost economic development. >> we need to show industries interested in lancaster that the citizens are committed to our educational process. pay for new elementary school and a new high school in indian land but not all of the money will stay in indian land. >> when you look at the bond, you will see that for buford, aj and central lancaster we are addressing some very specific needs related to safety, infrastructure, and technology. >> here is how the bond will impact your taxes. for every $100,000 home and $25,000 car your taxes

it has become epidemic in indian country and in minnesota and in urban settings, while american indians from minnesota only make up 3% of kids born in public sister program, they make up 28% of the infants born with neonatal abstinence syndrome. i know ms. smith, i know that's why he initiative is in part to address this, are you hearing about similar use of opiates abuse across indian country and how will the initiative or other programs in the budget fight this rapidly increasing problem in my state and around the country? >> thank you for that question and for your leadership on that topic. unfortunately there is a very real problem with opiate abuse in indian country. we are working on it, in our budget we have included $15 million for additional funding for substance abuse initiative. on an operational basis we are attacking it on a three-pronged basis. we have a policy that goes out to our providers as to how to prescribe correct dosages. we have mandatory training for all of our providers and in terms of treatment we utilize what is called medication assisted treatment to ensure

. >>> and indian's opening day is a month away. and that's against the red sox and indians are playing today. they're in sunny arizona at goodyear ballpark where they hosted the giants. and matt, hits one way out there in center field and tyler makes a nice catch giants take a 2-0 lead and bottom of the fifth, still 2-0 and giants, doubles on a ground ball and they add another run but top of the 8th, a double-play for the indians and giants win, 6-2 and indians play tomorrow. the nfl will be represented in talent. jones is among the players that showcases their ability. he injured his hamstring so he didn't throw in front of scouts and he gets that chance next friday and he's been training with whitfield. and he got plenty of attention for his joking remarks on social media. he said the person he is perceived as is not accurate, or an interpretation of what he's about. diego. >> my persona comes off to the wrong people that don't know me, all of my family and friends and me teammates, my jokester and i like to have fun in a respect

people in two areas indian land and van white are pushing for the communities to become incorporated towns. michael clark is looking into the push for incorporation and the impact. >> busy and growing indian land. the county does not have the capacity to manage the growth. >> and quiet he is secluded van white. >> quiet. >> it's not the tale of two cities but two communities >> we are in a petition gathering phase. >> richard dole is leading the charge for residents looking to turn indian land into a town. many feel the county cannot handle the growth the area is outnumbered on the council making decisions like allowing new neighborhoods and planning and zoning. >> it allow the people the right to dictate their future. >> jack will lives in van wik. >> telling us what to do. >> you can tell, a lot of neighbors do not want to be included in indian land for them it is not about controlling growth but preserving what is here. >> we incorporate ourselves because it's the only way under south carolina law we could protect ourselves from being sucked up by them. >> leaders say incorporatio

the indian? a reference apparently to back when elizabeth warren wrote that she was native american on some old paperwork on harvard. if he thought that was going to stop elizabeth weren't on twitter, think again. she resumed her attacks as soon as that press conference was wrapping up. she said why is it that real donald trump can call himself the unity candidate while basing his campaign on racism sexism xenophobia and hatred? if you look at her most recent tweet here pretty harsh stuff.

growth at indian land is driving the need. greg suskin, you spoke with people who are for this and some against it. >> reporter: i did, and just like fort nell, indian land is growing faster than they can keep up. part of this is to deal with it seems like there is a new rooftop in ippedzian -- indian land every day. >> the bond has to pass to give the schools the money they need for a quality education. >> reporter: clark is more concerned about what is going to in local schools than her taxes. >> we need relief. the schools are crowded. >> reporter: she supports the bonds issue that would build an elementary school and high school in indian land and boost safety by replacing doors and adding key card entrance for security and money for technology upgrades and new athletic fields. the district will expand parking and improve drop-off pick up areas where serious accidents have happened and dot same at seven other schools and $100000 home and $120 on a $200,000 home. and that's not a concern for this couple. >> who cares? it's

it is much farther south into indian river county. this is a crash at lancaster. we have a right lane blocked. the alternate would be john another one at howell branch boulevard. that is causing some slowdowns. delays alongi-4, not seeing them just yet. michelle: the tampa bay rays are traveling to cuba. jason: the game just announced. michelle: a child survived after how it jason: check out this video. the back hatch pops open. this was in china. the boy is ok. somebody manages to get him off the highway. the grandfather realizes the child is not in the van anymore. he picks up the kid it appears he was not secured in there. honored. michelle: there was an arrest back in december. one gave police a description of the getaway car. the suspect was arrested within an hour. the crimson tide is rolling into the white house today. president. they took the title, their fourth national title in the last seven seasons. go ahead. jason: this was historic. there is going to be a couple of pieces of americana heading to cuba. the tampa bay rays are playing a game. president

. >> i'm going indian. >> indian, i love indian food. [ applause ] >> all the spices and everything and plus they do things with vegetables and just the stew. oh, i'm goin' indian. >> you know what, i'm going to say sicily, because you get the best of italian, greece and african food all wrapped into one beautiful cuisine. [ applause ] >> yep. >> so i think that's my favorite place in the world to eat. >> i wonder if batali will say italian. >> mexico. >> absolutely, maybe. [ laughter ] there's no place that i'm going to be one place for the rest of my life.

advocates for indian land are halfway done collecting the petitions they need. wonder if there could be two new town in lancaster county. >> the ability to locally govern >> that is michael clark reporting this morning. the county council is trying to arrange a meeting in the beginning of april between the groups from indian land and van wyck. we'll keep you updated on the time and location. >>> two minutes before 6:00. coming up, leading a sedentary life style can put you at risk for heart disease, details on a push to educate you on importance of good health. back in under three minutes. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seare

the reds finish their three game stretch against the indians on thursday. anthony desclafani, thought to be the opening day starter, will make his first appearance against the indians danny salazar. the uc bearcats have hit the road..and tomorrow night in houston, they'll play this cougars outfit that they beat by eleven back in mid january.- houston tho has an identical record to the bearcats, 21 and 8....and they are expecting a full house in houston tomorrow the college schedule is limited tonight, but there's a bunch of games on the high school tournament scene. the region nine boys tournament gets underway in a few minutes at b-b-and t arena. conner will play st henry...followed by covcath against newport. it's regional play for the girls up at kettering fairmont tonight. the once beaten lakota west firebirds...they 're the defending state champions...they just got started against springboro.....after that...23 and 2 mason tries to advance against huber heights wayne. we'll have highlights at eleven. in the nfl, the atlanta falcons have released wide r

@two in the ninth to tie it up @five the final score. @5- 5 indians 0- 2 two ties. @tournament comes to cleveland @next week akron hosting can @stay in the regular-season @games senior night and out for @revenge on the flashes how @about the jr. tough to stop @isaiah johnson 9- 2 lead, what @a move. @20 points 17 rebounds three at @the break, jackson puts the @game away 74-60. @13-five the record the top seed @coming to cleveland penn state @five seed they host bowling @green monday night. @good. @the head coach of the zips and @flashes will join me on @sportsnite plus we talked @rounds, indians, cavs and ohio. @getting the win over golden @flashes tonight. @>> always good. @>> always every week it is @good. @>> sometimes better than @others. @>> if you say so. @>>> next up cats may have nine @lives with the smart feline @somehow knew her owner only has @ @. @>>> the cat named, as a earned @the title of the road after @letting one of her owners know @there was a fire in the @apartment that started in the @ceiling he cannot be seen or @heard. @travis ryan was playing

. @>>> spring training indians @open up cactus league today @against the cincinnati reds. @in the 1st inning picked up @right away former indian @brandon phillips with an rbi @single reds @when he had 1-0. in the 2nd @inning good sign here carlos @santa that is gone a home run @ties the game at one but the @reds kept on and indians @answered. @cincinnati had six- 2 home run @to left field gets the indians @back in it down one in the @eighth bases-loaded two outs @like it will go at least off @the top of the wall, scott @schebler robbed him of a a @catch reds win 6-4 both do it @again for afternoon on sports @time ohio. @brown's news around the nfl @today, deadline day if you are @going to put the franchise tag @or transitional tag on one of @your free agents. brown's did @not exercise that. @all free agents will be free @agent second hit the market. @friday 4:00 in the afternoon to @notify brown's if he will opt @out. @expected to do that but that @would leave it open he can sign @a long-term deal. @he has talked about that quite @possibly will go out into the @open market

but is enough to meet the legal definition of an indian child. is not without controversy. in 2013 the supreme court heard the complex custody case of little veronica. that confusing legal battle beginning when veronica's birth mother put her baby up for adoption. >> we were praying for a child to love and raise when christie came into our lives. and selected us to be the parents to her daughter. >> reporter: matthew and melanie raised veronica for first two years of her life, but when the child's father, dustin brown, a member of the cherokee nation, learned she had been adopted, he sued for custody. south carolina supreme court initially gave the child to brown. citing that same federal law designed to keep native american families together. >> we from the time she was 2 days old. right up until they took her away from us. >> reporter: they fought back, taking their case to the u.s. supreme court, which reversed the state court, ruling that brown had relinquished his parental rights, which cleared the way for veronica to stay with her adoptive

the indians, we'll talk tribe as well.

we learn the history of the north american indian center of boston.d we celebrate the life of the late charlie hill. (chanting) hi, how are you? hi, how are you? hi, how are you? hi, how are you? [laughter] we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

. >> indians back at it today in arizona. indians beat the rangers 4-2. opening day starter reported the win. indians take on the rangers tomorrow in surprise, arizona. the team reducing their roster to 53 today. the indians optioned four players to triple-a. as well as baker to double a. >> basically their sees will be defined by -- 3 or 4 innings, they have to start getting -- to start getting stretched out. >> browns fan not happy with the loss of two players. they are not the only ones. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick has gone sour on the browns. wanting a train from the 49ers to the browns. colin kaepernick wanted to play for hue jackson. the loss is not going over well with the quarterback. colin kaepernick played in the super bowl and was the second round draft pick in 2011. final game of a four game road trip tonight. the caves are 3-3. tonight a the game going on as we speak. to slam. cavs within 11. 1st quarter. now in the 2nd quarter. they are back wednesday night to host the mavericks. lebron james' sons continuing to show off. video of whi

then you get good harvest. >> reporter: indian's consume a their of all the tea produced in the world, nearly a billion tons every year. millions who depend on it for their livelihood are looking anxiously at the crop searching for a sign of two lives and a bud-- leaves and a bud >>> the technology world is paying tribute to the inventor of email who has died. ray thomason is considered a hero for writing the program. it allowed persons to pass messages to other persons on other servers. nancy reagan has died at the age of # 4. obama commanded her on her role as first lady. huge crowds have turned out in havana to see the first american band perform there since cuba and u.s. joined their ties last year. >> reporter: another sign of the changing times as thousands of young people are here to see the music performed. it was placed here. the american embassy [indistinct] there is a new president here and in the u.s. and things that bring the young generation together, like music, is what is taking the center stage. >> translation: i've come here not caring what is behind it. i love elect

indians and the white sox in good year. home run. giovanni. indians came back and i hope back after this. >>> a little bit warmer tomorrow. >>> just spring coats, not the winter coat like today. 50s and 60s on wednesday. >>> things are looking up. >>> and snow on friday. >>> goodnight. >>> closed captioning of newschannel 5 at 11 is energize your motion with the y kimmel live. from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- harrison ford, elizabeth olsen, and music from cam. cleto and the cletones!

the indians first round game is at 6-35 next tuesday. class c boys teams in nebraska were trying to earn trips to state in district finals. winnebago, who won the c-1 title last season, taking on hartrtgton cedar catholic, with a trip to o ncoln on the line. we had planned on highligths -- but unfortunately that didnt happen. winnebago wins 60 to 44. cedar led by one at the half, 25-24. throws -- david wingett was held to 11. sam anderson led cedar with 14. two other distrirct finals in class c2. battle creek tops twin river, 55-39, to head to state. west holt beats creighton by 7. in c1, o'neill edges pierce, 56-54. pierce still gets in as a wild card. nebraska's boys state tourney starts march 10th. it was s sior night at iowa state. georges niang, , meel mckay and abdel nader -- hoping to win their final game at hilton against oklahoma state. all 3 seniors would haze big games in front of their families and friends. the seniors were on the same page -- niang with the touch pass on the alley-oop lob for the dunk to mckay. second half -

but the indian pakistan is the most volatile and most likely to affect the peace process.r know when they leave home if they are going to be victims of afghanistan's proxy wars. tony berkeley, al jazeera, jalalabad. >>> now if you are just joining us here on al jazeera, i just want to dip in for a couple of seconds to that live shot coming to us out of brussels. because we understand that one individual there has been, according to the local authorities, neutralized, following two, perhaps three muffled ex-d -- explosions. it did not sound like a bomb going off. one individual, presumably that individual who was neutralized was shot in the legs, following that police operation there. the area was pretty much locked down, sealed off, as we were seeing from that live picture. we were seeing from those pictures just in the past hour or so, entire areas cordoned off. our team on the ground monitoring what was going on there. you can see somebody there in bomb disposal equipment, obviously putting together of intelligence. what you are looking at is really a micro chasm of what

we're going to make an indian tomato cook come better sauce and it goes well with all the indian items here -- cook come better. >> talk about it. >> it's an american version of something made by a huge indian company and these things are great. my husband is indian and i do give them to him because he wants something he can put into his briefcase. better son -- cumbersome and it takes a lot of money. you have lunch versus going out losing time. and you can add something you know and then you feel i have a client who takes all the food to fit in her containers and then she feels she made it. >> exactly. >> whatever you have to do. what are we going to make here? >> it's a great dip when it works really well and you want to take cook come better -- and it has to have fat. >> is this greek yogurt. >> it is. they have does sigh -- but as long as you have fat in your yogurt it's going to work and what i have here is you can use couple mun. if you go to an indian store -- they have walls of spice fwloendz help you. >> what's the flavor -- blends. >> this is clean basically if i can just get

. >>> at least two civilians and a policeman died in an attack on the indian console late in afghanistane bomber blew himself up at the end trans, and four gentlemen entered the compound but were killed by security forces. here is tony bertly in kabul. >> reporter: according to an afghan government spokesman it took security forces just 50 minutes to end the attack. one of the attackers blew himself up in a car packed with explosives at the end transleading to the indian console late. one detonated his suicide vest and three others were dead by security forces. they had made their way to a house from where they were trying to launch the attack, but they were overpowered and killed. it did leave unfortunately civilian casualties because this is very much a residential area. some have been killed, some of them children, one as young as one. the indian establishment are very much under the target of the taliban and other extremist groups, because they see the indian government as using afghanistan as a platform to destabilize their allies in pakistan. but this bombing is happening at a cruc