we think it might have been indians, that kind of stuff. so we felt like we were interviewing stuff for this book. we got into it so much we felt like we were living the lie it is with these people. that said, i'm going to have to give you a little of what we call the back story because you can't really understand red cloud without understanding the nation. so, i think i will go to page -- who am i kidding i bore myself when i read so how about how at tell you a couple stories. what was to become the sioux nation, they crossed the bridge some 15 to 13,000 years ago. we are not really quite sure where they started out from. from. helio linguists have picked up parts of the sioux language is a part of the east carolina. what we do know is the pre-columbian sioux -- what was to become the pre-columbian nation was seven tribes, the tribes of the seven council fires. they followed north and settled in and a soda. now, in minnesota, they were the bad in the great lakes region and for centuries, they just made unending war on their predominantly n

the result is you started having hundreds of indian startups and thousands of indian startups and indians have become them dominant group in silicon valley. you see them in senior positions in almost all technology companies. he was one of the indians who succeeded and he rose up and to me it is amazing that bill position gets headed by an indian. >> tell us a little more. >> it is also doctors and lawyers. you will find indians and government. and dance are succeeding in almost all walks of life. what happened up here is you had a few remodels. people who started mentoring others. i was in north carolina. -- i workedg for for ibm and xerox and so on. i started reading about these indians who became successful in america and i said maybe i can be an entrepreneur emma two. with help from the indian mafia as i affectionately call them, the indians who have been successful, i was able to become an entrepreneur and become successful. i founded two companies and took one public and built another decent company. providing roleof models and the support for the next-generation. we have role model

american indian nations have different languages. hundreds and hundreds of years of how is he going to do this? succeeding through his charisma and vision. he's amassing the battle of fallen timbers in present day ohio. now he's in indiana. back then that area was called indian territory. getting ready for a huge war. around the same time this is happening, throughout the latter, our government assigns the governor of indiana william henry harrison to deal with them the way he helped deal with chief little turtle. harrison has an idea, i think it is an idea george w. bush had preeveryonive war. he amasses a large army and marches for the cop federation headquarter in a town called profitstown. a couple bizarre things happened. right around the time he's ready to launch his battle he said i need to recruit another group of warriors. the red sticks. which were in present day alabama. part of the creek nation. the red sticks were ferocious. they bring them back and start the war. around the time they does that they march the army. and h

indian market is only a quarter of traffic of our users. the markets in india allow you to take on global markets more effectively. >> but marketing his business here, especially when competing with orbitz, price line, expedia just isn't as easy. >> in reality travel is exceptionally hard. i wish somebody would have told me when we started but here we are. >> after four years in india, he and his wife and five-year-old daughter are moving back to the united states. he thinks more people will discover his business once he's able to build partnerships with other travel sites. >> i love being in india, onbut i love about the in the u.s. as well. as the business arises, i see myself going back and forth. i think you'll see high-tech companies out of india much more often than you've seen in the past. >> other entrepreneurs like this man who did graduate work in new york said india's rapidly growing middle class is too tempting a target to resist. by some estimates, they will quadruple over the next decade or so. perhaps as many as a billion peo

second, the indian question. the indian question.ack during revolutionary times or colonial times, we whites and the british had made a deal that if the indians stop attacking our settlers on the western frontier, we won't move west of the appalachians. now, we really honored that treaty, didn't we? [laughter] and all the rest. by attacking settlers on the west, the wild, wild west back then would be pittsburgh, roanoke, and cleveland was the hinterlands, right? so that was the deal. what happened, of course, as soon as we gained our independence, we rushed west. in the early 1800s it makes the beginning of the end for the american indian. jefferson buys louisiana, right? the louisiana purchase. which doubles the size of the country. even today it's a third of the land mass of the continental u.s. lewis and clark go west and discover is these great unknown lands, and we rush west. so in the late 1790s and the 1800s, there is an all-out bloodbath on the frontier with white settlers massacring men, women and children, indians, and the

second, the indian question. the indian question. back during colonial times, we, the whites and british, had made a deal that if the engines stop attacking the western frontier, we won't move west of the appalachians. we really honored that treaty, didn't we? and all the rest. by attacking settlers on the west i mean a wild, wild west back in would be pittsburgh, roanoke and cleveland was the hinterlands, right? that was the do. what happened of course as soon as we gain our independence we rushed west. in the early 1800s, it marks the beginning of the end for the american indian. jefferson buys louisiana, the louisiana purchase. doubles the size of the country. even today it's one-third of the land mass of the continental u.s. we rushed west. so in the late 1790s and the 1800s, there's an all out bloodbath on the frontier. the indians massacring men, women and children among the white settlers. in the late 1700s, it was something called the battle of fallen timbers, 1797, i'm sorry. 1797. has anyone heard of that battle? one. good.

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american indians, blacks, indians, all of us have a choice today to live in the old way. american indians who stay on their reservation will not have cell phones, they are going to live the old way. we are going to hunt and live the national geographic life. that is how it used to be and that is what we value. we will make it as if columbus never came here. > who is arguing this? [applause] you have a great argument against somebody, but i don't know who it is. >> that is my point, everybody has voted with their feet to live this way. everybody wants cell phones. nobody even thinks about this. >> everybody has not voted with their feet to live in a permanent world economy. everybody has not voted with their feet to say, look, we have a trillion dollar military udget. that's wrong and outrageous. the idea that we go over there and leave, that is the nature of empirism, not going over there and holding the land, it is a neo empire where we control the resources. in 2010, the taxpayers, us, gave $300 billion to private corporations like halliburton a no-bid contracts, and th

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indian team. but the tote is pretty different from any profession is. india has more than five hundred plus years and one and complimented when tempted to toss outside of the game and fossil and you could even this edition of this the design changes being nineteen years in the incident is too close to advanced. unknown road to stardom for me in the show which he hopes the idea that monitors. i don't think he means. is an avant salty ginny was nine new ditty what's so that's not to be different but at times and they do things differently take a look at what's keeping them busy. i happen to my sewing a new costume this solution canteens an endorsement of the accident and teddies and it is doing in the distance to the beach he's supporting the dollar that could lead to the deepening of tournaments canteen. this is only read it when you try to do it was going to stop eating fish and don't make it an in depth with the deputy youth. it was outside. it was decided that the old saying about the arrival of the hamlet is this guy does. this can be drawn somewhere

the indian media industry better known for quantity than quality can ill afford to lose a pioneeringublication like this one. "the listening post" on it. ahelka. >> for a magazine known for blowing open the doors of government secrecy, it offethey are in lockdown these days. nobody wants to talk about how the magazine is doing. >> it's been three months since the magazine's editor stepped down to fight allegations of sexual assault. in a country where rape has been a big story, it was thrown into a tailspin. his deputy, an articulate prominent face resigning. >> i understand it sounds like an act of vanity. >> after she was accused of downplaying the seriousness of the charges and mismanaging the situation. >> he has resigned. i would be surprised if they can swim against this tide. i think with the demise of telka will come soon. >> will be quite a sad moment. >> to what extent will it survive the case against it's founding editor? >> a tough question. my sense is that already, the way in which the magazine handled the problem has created a huge crisis of confidence and crisis of cr

even indian names called china a super couple. we used to listen. i mean just in time to stop him. later on the contents. i use it especially a lot of what steve's mini industry of sweets in the sandbox. today go beyond listening to the new impetus to that is really fantastic and make me happy really happy. i'll review this this this meeting is saturday and a fantastic the best. this is the inspiration to the many people goes a lot coming up clean up coming that time a contender. i was. den that has pushed accompanied the detection of thinking can it be good job using its new global climate data centers the most to adopt such as office to sixty five the subscription based online version of the syndicate is used a soft drink. i was also a significant shift of geeks who along with apple's steve jobs was one of the key forces pushed it to post them to the radiation of the ticket injury. making him i too often you into nations economy and the books that just goes in the proceedings who describes himself as a cricket stump which is double ot appointment coming in and he made to employee

he was trying to achieve the highest i got to the nikon in the dual problems of an indian magazine and not yet been advised not to run an honorable man. at this time i had gone to but the music as well. john mcqueen in two thousand and ten. so it was insult the show this evening before we can cut the top stories. once again. i'm gutted by the us model i shot him dead body shot dead by gunmen. note that betsy place out in between sets in the dark anti piracy charge and what to cook what these what did i just ahead of india is not simple. that's all in tonight's edition we will see it seems and tomorrow night the room. i opened the show. get it up so is the second plea on monday the twenty fourth of february scott got a body that cause muscle the starting bid on the shot dead by gunmen. note that better things like that in between sets in the drops and i was shocked i want to go plot sees what lies ahead of any us stumble. now for all the dts. this time the military will continue its target of operation still the country's best avoided the chance i ended up going to see security official

once the meat is above the indian technology sector. rescue groups put the pen has the most of the united states the mountains on the game doing the jobs of america and a white person has been great even without the patient. what a bit of time politicians have taken the view of the best kind of a posting as it did when he declined the americans all the respective jobs job opportunities and business prospects. theo was in the nation bid is still pending but if possible can have fun teaching consequences not only on the business is any quantities of work to countries but on the bike actually dies this way the new indian ambassador to the us isn't a good one at the sight of the distinctions puts a kinetic that the us economy is becoming less open for business and it could be costly for the venetian tip is writing of the total office of the show in years nine in new delhi. on to some of the developments now the torch activists won on walmart for them on for the covey of missing people have said giving that they could be intimidated by the c

there needs to be good governance, he said at the indian olympic association. now the right people for the job? >> well, in some senses, yes. because the specter of corruption and wrongdoings which have marred this sport for the last 14 months -- actually much longer than that, and the ioc banishment which came 14 months ago, was actually like a very, very strong kick, and it seemed to have jolted the entire sporting fraternity and accountability of indian sports officials. the person to the world squash federation who has twice presented squash's claim to be one of the olympic sports, he has a kind of [ inaudible ] that the ioc likes. and also there could be a marked change in the nature of offic l officiald on sports, which is what the ioc wanted. >> so ultimately this ban although it was a very harsh 14 months has benefited sport in india? >> in some senses, yes. it certainly gains you a lot of credibility and accountability. the government of india is spending a lot of money to train and send people out to allow people to compete at their expense. when you

came to the board meeting for assistance to identify a more permanent situation and home for our indian education program, a title 7 program. i would like to ask the deputy superintendent to share a few thoughts about that situation and give us an update please. >> i am pleased to report to the board and recently you heard about the need to find a permanent home for the indian education title 7 program and since then we have engaged with the cross section of folks and vetting several campus locations that might serve as a home for the program, and we want to appreciate not just the chief of facilities, and our director and assistant director, and various principals and most importantly the parent leaders and the indian and ed pack and not just for collaborating with us on identifying the place this they can call home but also for the patients in this process so please report out that and i think that you will hear in a moment, that sanchez elementary has been identified as a home for our indian education program. and that we will have not just a shared space but actually a dedicated cla

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two hundred fifty of the court can all fight for dtc soft milk some of the elected chamber of the indian biden. if festival which begins on sunday in to celebrate that cut through by the severe pockets on the southern sindh province but it is for the big threat to the ruins of going to drop one of the onus of my patients of the month on the issues and historians in the construction activity and the presence of non snow people and maybe that's the dream of moving to the new phone and will be a school is the locus of august nineteen fifty two still cloudy or not sending seven points and traded him to be a comedic side to install and use this one thanks. you don't even have maniacs an option on tickets i ate that he is a dense book i would assume that the d key off the site. it's foolish to maybe make it the fact is plans are to see the head of ocular ninety of the punjabi usd to watch the news agency when did i know some two hundred and sixty five miles north of the scenes over and check out that it cannot see is one of the woods or it is so inviting the scent is accused of killing his son

look, you're the chair of the senate indian affairs committee.new, you've been dealing with these issues for a long time. a lot of people want to characterize the way that native-americans feel about the issues and cite certain polls that might have come out. what are you hearing from american indians, native-americans in your district, around the country about how they feel about the washington team's name? >> well, toure, i don't care anything about a poll on this issue. i know that that's what the nfl would try to cite in their press conference. a national organization that represents over 1 million native-americans in the 65 tribes throughout our country has called for a name change. they say that this basically caricature of them and their religious beliefs is an insult. so for me, i represent over 100,000 native-americans and 29 tribed in the pacific northwest, and they support that issue as well. so, that should be enough for the nfl commissioner. that should be enough for them to push for this change. >> look, senator, you are going up ag

i'm a member of the parent advisory group to the indian education program. i'm here in addition to what mitchell and rachel are talking about is providing a space for our children, for our students to achieve and do well and have a sense of community. we really need that permanency. a lot of the students that have graduated last year are cottage back looking for continual support with their education and with a constant move it's difficult to say to come here and use these resources, use this computer and let me help you to achieve and to go into that higher education. that's a priority that our kids are needing that support. i really thank you for the attention. >> thank you very much. i think deputy superintendant guerrero. >> thank you once again for reminding us to maintain this as a priority. there has been a number of staff trying to identify a viable location that meets some of the criteria, i know some of the sites have been visited some less accommodating to those needs as others. there is a recent fourth option that's also been identified. you are

rice range of most indians let alone western citizens so based on india's patent laws the indian courts granted napco a license to make the generic version of the drug because no cheaper alternative existed and this generic version only cost one hundred seventy seven dollars for a year supply and ninety seven percent discount from bayer is version as you can imagine bear didn't take too kindly to the ruling c.e.o. margin decker's even went as far as calling it theft but he didn't stop there when discussing at this development what effect the company's profit margin decker's said no because we did not develop this product for the indian market let's be honest we developed this product for western patients who can afford the product quite honestly wow i can agree with his honesty is despicable and heartless as it may be if this isn't stark enough evidence to show what a big pharma is real motives are i'm not sure what is so while we continue to waste trillions of dollars per year fighting terrorism with the greatest minds in science research and better ways to kill people there is a real

the indians were considered a foreign nation. they have attacked and defeated the force of america's and are attacking villages and farms. and the constitution is quite clear. it gives congress and only congress the power -- and these of the words of the constitution , the power to raise and support armies and to declare war. washington refused to stand by and do nothing while indians slaughtered this country and. in a clear violation of the constitution he drafted troops into the army and sent them to war without congressional knowledge a sanction. when congress finally reconvened , its members saved face by passing the militia act which gave the president a legal right to do what he had already done illegally, similar to passage of the patriot acted few years ago which legalized of the illegal actions of the bush of ministration. many presidents have continued the constitutional conflict with congress over the power to send troops. most recently wrote last fall president obama and congress were at odds over u.s. intervention in

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and sure enough, asian-americans, indian-americans, nigerians, cubans, mormons, are quite a bit and aer groups are disproportionately successful in this country. >> and the numbers are staggering. so new york city has an exam for its selective schools, and last year, what were the results? >> it was astonishing. i think it was something like i don't know, maybe something like 1 77 whites and smaller numbers for other groups and 640 asian-americans and, you know, that's on a standardized test and even more stunning, many of those kids who got in are actually, you know, the children of restaurant workers or taxicab drivers. they're not all the kids of engineers. so it's quite startling. >> you decided to look into this. and, you know, what's the basic finding? >> i want to stress one thing we found that was quite surprising at the outset, shocking success that asian-american kids have, 140 points higher on their s.a.t.s and more admissions to schools, it disappears in the third generation. so research has been done on this and third generation asian-americans have no difference in their

he conducted ten indian treaties in 13 months.y maybe he to get advantage of that situation. some would still argue a lot of the things that are contained in those including fishing rights. he gives you a piece of his mind as an intellectual and as the reader and a politician. it gives you a peek into the first thing the people in this state were pulling off the shelves and reading when they came here because this was one of the first public libraries. this library was the first that had the first level of public access and the library came after us. but yes this is where people that lived in the olympia came to grab the book. it is open to the public and it is not a circulating collection it is a special collection and we have special desks for people who want to come visit the reading rooms they can come to the second floor and request materials from here. it is a monitor the desk so it is a secure collection, but it is the library of the people of the state of washington and it's meant to be used for research purposes and for l

ahead with legal action and has been adamant that they will face indian and not international law.arines were charged under local laws and brought before the high court and the lawyers and the italian government says indian laws do not apply and the lawyer had compensation for one of the families said it was a mistake for them to challenge the penal laws and the supreme court could now decide to charge them under a tougher antipiracy law. >> if they are tried they have to prove innocence. >> reporter: italy wants it dealt with under international law, they say the supreme court may prefer india's own antipiracy legislation. >> that act was enacted by parliament in 2002 based on that u.n. convention. signed and india and italy are parties to the convention. >> reporter: back at the village this widow has done her best to move on from the tragedy and something she hopes everyone else involved will also be able to do. i'm with al jazeera. >> reporter: there have been celebrations in libya to mark the third anniversary of the topple of moammar gadhafi. and john reports from tripoli. >>

american indians and he should talk to some native americans before he speaks there is absolutely no reason for any professional sports team to use a racial slur as its mascot good on the national congress of american indians for handling that point home for bad the national republican congressional committee that organization is under fire today over reports of a set of fake campaign websites to trick democrats into donating to republican candidates websites which have been set up for democratic congressional candidates like and kirkpatrick in arizona look like regular campaign sites until you look at the fine print right below the headline it looks like you'd find on a candidate sponsored read age the site as you to make your crowd your vision a day to help defeat an kirkpatrick and candidates like her there's no proof yet that the n r c c's fake websites have had a big impact on the twenty fourteen midterm elections but they almost certainly violate federal election law as just hope that will see in the cheaters never prosper holds true for republicans this november. and a very ve

american indians, blacks, indians, all of us have a choice way.o live in the old american indians who stay on their reservation will not have cell phones, they are going to live the old way. and liveing to hunt the national geographic live. that is how it used to be and that is what we value. we will make it as if columbus never came here. >> who is arguing this? great argument against somebody, but i don't know who it is. my point, everybody has voted with their feet to live this way. everybody wants cell phones. nobody even thinks about this. >> everybody has not voted with their feet to live in a permanent world economy. everybody has not voted with their feet to say, look, we have a trillion dollar military budget. come outrageous. the idea that we go over there and leave, that is the nature of empire is him, not going over there and holding the land, it is a neo empire where week-old resources, -- where we control the resources. in 2010, the taxpayers, us, gave $300 billion to private corporations like halliburton a no-bid contracts, and that

the spread of disease among people in the prime of their bodies with the indian economy the government is trying to fight obesity. commission that the city needs to be a different thinking. no more and phone to call them and they live and own words the illustration program though. or the master program for the region in control of all. reduce your risk for diseases. and store. so the blood off the dirty that you are big business at the bottom edge of the grid on the streets i know. you can also measure your height fresh air and over sixty. oh but just thirty seconds. so the kids started two weeks and middle class people who are seen rising since before the items containing less buoyant consumer. officials with a market research from the day that the status of the food above two million dollars the auto companies are making in boots into the sport into the used market. i should just think it's gotten quite good over there than in india the students met at a nice fall see that the business or fortunately. yet offering free blood pressure gets to the. the pitch. when your blood pressure i

i walked the sea and the local cable or dish with even in the indian case against this luncheon with a sense that it plays into this messages from these iconic because in the field of in which people like mr to let people go into more noble rot and hundreds of and inspired them to the action. you've had a large number of smaller groups and go into the shooting death in august i'm tired by this message home. love has grown to care who acts of extreme violence to come for security services to be the case of the new rule on that saturday matt and i like the job it's what else can i use to keep its more young people. of course an enormous challenge a pretty difficult. and also assigned a disturbing tendency is over but no so sleepy. i know this. i have long had a number of groups to protect it from its message. remember that some members of the day she's asked when i had been undermined in a contest and link back to form what is known as islami i'll be sure to go. i don't know if this affects its congregations in on the page twenty and offshore golf. i cried out to be just that i did the

the headache riders are in for and how long it's going to last >>> witness to the shooting lifornia indian reservation relives the horror and reveals what happened the moments before the mass murder. >>> and we found a big bag forcing its way onto customers. it could be costing you hundreds. it is 7:00, saturday morning, february 22nd, thanks for joining us, i'm ann makovick. >> i'm mark kelly. the sun is coming out earlier and earlier these days. >> let's take a live look right now. san jose, it is generally clear, but a few patches of fog down in the south bay. right now pretty chilly, only 42 degrees in livermore, 39 in santa rosa, 42 in concord. we're going to see the temperatures rising throughout the day after this cool start and that patchy fog along the coast burns off. we're going to see mild temperatures today, sunshine, similar to what we saw yesterday, but we don't even have to feel that about enjoying it, because we do have a chance of rain coming up next week. more details on that coming up in a few minutes. >> looking forward to it. >>> now to breaking news, the bart train t

. >>> i'm in london, the results of an investigation into the role england played in a indian slaughter♪ >>> one of the most important criminal trials in years is understandingway in paris. former rwandan intelligence chief is in court charged with crimes against humanity. 800,000 people were killed in the genocide, and france itself has been accused of complicity. let's get the latest from emma hayward in paris. what happened to paris. >> reporter: the trial got underway around 10:00 this morning. he was brought into the courtroom in his wheelchair and then placed in what is essentially a glass box. the events here being closely followed by people in france but also thousands kilometers away too. for many people this trial is long overdue watching the start of this trial, this case has been a long time coming. just before it began we were allowed inside court number 3 where once the cameras had stopped rolling, the suspect sat behind a glass screen. some had given up hope that those suspected of involvement in the genocide would ever come to trial in france, but not this woman. >> tran

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