this was not only an indian-white battle, this was an indian-indian battle. cheyenne had invaded crow territory and this required some to a lie with the united states. that happened all the time and in every war that the united states has fought from the revolution, indian people have been present in all parts of their population. i was giving a talk at shawnee state of your ago and this question came up, why would indians fight for the united whens, even to this day, they are so ambivalent about the treatment that the united states has met it out to them -- has metted out to them? you will see somebody draped in an american flag on a reservation, but the question was asked by someone in the audience and it was answered by a shawnee person. it was quite simple, they said. it is still our country. it's just that the government changed. [laughter] prof. calloway: thank you. [applause] prof. calloway: i will be happy to take questions. felt, i it is being think you'll have to wait for a microphone that we will give you. >> who wants to kick it off? theld colin t

in the the indians are suffering. he would have done it if not for the fact that a million was appointed secretary of war within the my head never heard of rand said why was it -- why must we do one thing or the other? why don't we go to the individual indians and ask what do you want to do? if you want to stay or go be will help you. nobody listens because in 1828 andrew jackson is elected president he does not come up with the indian removal on his own. he is tipping the balance and then runs for office to say i will take everybody in the east to be sent west and all of those settlers i am giving them tens of millions of acres idle what little nation states rising up. if you want to stay on this side of the mississippi river? if you want to retain a dignity you have to go. so with the indian removal act passes. i can do this. attendance. i cannot believe i saw the side with my bad guys. i used to do this to the students i swear they had stopwatches our senators and representatives voted against a. i wish i could tal

." ♪ ♪ >> we caught the indians napping.patch a message to captain benteen. >> yes, sir, general. >> tell them to come without delay. we've found a large indian village. bring men and ammunition quickly. >> yes, sir. >> orderly! >> ride as fast as you can. >> yes, sir. >> go. hurry, boys! we got 'em! >> whoo! >> whoo-hoo! >> the 7th cavalry will dispatch these hostiles and then head home. [ cheering ] forward! ♪ >> ♪ my country, 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ land where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountainside ♪ let freedom ring >> on the north american plains, opportunity calls men of courage to chase the sun west into a new frontier. they would shape a nation, lay hold of their destiny, and birth a new mythology. but with the passing of time, every myth has its reckoning. george armstrong custer, known to america as a decorated civil war veteran, ambitious leader, determined general and heroic warrior. but behind every myth stands a man, and behind every legend lies the truth. >> as m

the settlers, some of them were peaceful, the government said there's no good indian but a dead indian. settlers were leaving food, other kinds of food, poison, leaving it behind so the indians that were hungry, the poisonous food would be left along the trail. so you had trained notion from many sides that it's only good if the indians were dead and you have people doing horrendous things like leaving poisoned food. you have mochi who -- i like this part of mochi's story because they had -- the government had said, we can't go in there, these are treaties, we are not going to encroach anymore on indian territory and they send surveyors from washington to survey the land and mochi and medicine water decide they are going to wage war against the particular surveying party. and the cruel thing is not just kill these people out, some of them chained to wagon and sent them on fire. those people had seen violence. mochi and medicine water have an encounter with a family called the germans and they had five girls, a son, of course, the mother and father. i also am shocked and horrified by th

indian territory was what it was called at the time.ed and awful place to be. >> it was a very dangerous area. there were criminal elements that would go into that area simply to escape the law. and the law wouldn't follow unless you were deputy u.s. marshals. >> now, here's a new warrant for ya. that there's a bad man. you best take a couple injuns with ya. >> i only need but one. >> no other place at any time is as deadly to u.s. marshals as the indian territory in the late 19th century. it's estimated that outlaws outnumber marshals there more than 300 to one. just like the lone ranger, bass reeves frequently rides into this dangerous land with just one man to back him up, a member of the lighthorse, the mounted police of the five civilized tribes. >> like the lone ranger and tonto, bass reeves and his lighthorse possemen patrol a vast, wild country teeming with outlaws. whiskey is illegal in the indian territory. but smuggling is rampant and profitable. as a deputy u.s. marshal, reeves is often tasked with bringing bootleggers to ju

indian royalty with palaces, the 1% of the 1%.s from a time before partition, when nearly the entire ruling class of british india would move to hill stations in the hotter months. shimla was once known as the queen of all hill stations. here, the colonials created england in miniature. complete with tudor architecture, rose gardens, afternoon tea. >> my grandfather, it's very difficult to describe. what did he do, quite frankly, nothing. but he entertained hugely. >> garden parties, fancy dress balls, elephant hunts. ♪ the remnants of british rule can still be seen. and felt. this is particularly true of one house. chapslee. >> my family was very fortunate that they were able to buy this house because it was a famous house. >> the house was purchased by reggie's grandfather, the last maharajah of kapurthala. >> those brits really left beautiful buildings. >> from a distance it looks much the same as it must have when the maharajah slept here. check out the tub. ♪ >> locked in a constant battle against time and nature, barbed wire

indian who nod an argued in the 1826 address. my kindred are indian. my father, they too were indian. i am not as my fathers were. means and nobler influences have fallen upon me. statement about the innovative and adaptive nature of cherokee people and their culture. thattion is not something stays the same generation after generation. adapted.ething that is it adapts to the needs of the meaning.o give it this is what buck oowatie is trying to do. he's trying to let white people thatin his address in 1826 we are still cherokeeer so-calledtive of the civilized improvements that you perceive we have internalized. so for elias, the cherokee people possessed the skill and agility and a deep sense of commitment to maintaining their cherokee identity irrespective of where settler colonialism pushes them and forces them to theate and relocate in world. elias' cousin, john ridge, added about the past and present,uture -- past, and future nature of the cherokee diaspora. the mingling of the two migratory people, cherokees.nd cherokee in my blood, ridge will in

the indians are coming! i mean the other indians, not you guys. you guys are the good guys, and so are they. that's all in the past now. oh, this is a shoe shine box. what is this? super sharp or i just cut my hand? that looks like a handle but it's not. it's a really sharp piece of metal. that's fascinating. i learned about indian cooking, many things do not come with handles. that's blazing hot. there or there. this is appointment television,.3 colbert could leave his fingers at any moment. this is green chali? >> yes. >> stephen: if you cook it too long will it be chali brown? >> no. (laughter) >> and then we have to make roti. >> stephen: what is that? like a bread. >> stephen: looks like a pita. here we go. oh, yeah! sorry. >> put it on top. this way. >> stephen: this way? orry. >> stephen: the fire will kill anything that was on the floor. the fire is a great sterilizer. that's one of the things i learned. >> that's true. >> stephen: i ruined it. another blunder by stephen colbert. wow. looks like a whoopi cushion. holy cow! indian food is f

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since then, the indians have won ten games in a row. during that 10-game winning, the indians have been winning by an average margin of 33 points per game. back and forth early on - taylor miedema drives to the cup - miedema had 11 - western up by 4 early. spirit lake counters with ryan kriener - the hawkeye recruit absorbs the contact - count the bucket and the foul - but kriener was held to 10 points. the indians go outside later - jake heitritter from the corner - spirit lake takes a one-point lead. but western would hang tough at home - tyson kooima hits from deep and western christian defends ranking with a 73-54 win over spirit lake. the western girls, also number 1 in 2a, hosting 3a's 8th-ranked team, spirit lake. second quarter, wolfpack already up 17-to-9 - payton harmsen from the top of the key - three is good - another great start for western. spirit lake gets a little closer though - macy smith drives and gets the tough shot to go, fading away. then, time winding down - anna brown just gets it off before the buzzer - drains

is it customary to eat indian foot after you've pulled your teeth out? >> stephen: this is ingenious. i see you have a lot of refrigerator magnets. >> yes. >> stephen: this is from cabo san lucas, where in india is that? >> in mexico, i think. >> stephen: did you see sammy >> no (stephen singing) >> i do. >> stephen: at what point are we supposed to break out into the dance or is that just the movies? it's a happy occasion. >> happy. (singing) >> stephen: we'll be right back! (cheers and applause) [ scanner beeping ] sir, could you step aside? "sir"? come on. you know who i am. progressive insurance? uh, i save people an average of over $500 when they switch? did you pack your own bags? oh! right -- the name your price tool. it shows people policy options to help fit their budget. [ scanner warbling ] crazy that a big shot like me would pack his own bags, right? [ chuckles ] so, do i have the right to remain handsome? [ chuckles ] those who define sophistication stand out. the all-new lexus rx and rx hybrid. never has luxury been this expressive. (cheers

in august 2013, nine civilians died when the indian consulate in jalabad was targeted and the indiann kabul was attacked in 2008 and 2009. the latest attack sharif coincides with a raid on indian airforce base on border with tack pakistan and efforts to restart talks are being made. last week the head of the army was in kabul with a meeting with afghan president ashraf ghani and they are capable of causing chaos, victoria with al jazeera. >>> gun fight in the indian airforce base we mentioned is going on for a third day, two gunmen are still held up in the base. officials say they are in a residential building. seven indian soldiers and six fighters died which started on saturday. india says it secured all the major assets at the base. the gunmen expected of killing people in an israeli bar also met a taxi driver and massive manhunt is underway after fighting in tel aviv and the motive remains unclear and alleged gunman is from an arab town in northern israel and it is thought he hailed a taxi to escape the scene of the shooting and then killed the driver. a police spokesman says he

target armed fighters near the indian consulate. the government tried to enter the compound but failed. afghan army commanders said that they're hiding in a house on a nearby street and one civilian has been wounded. >> our special forces and commandos have been deployed in the area and i assure our countrymen that they'll eliminate all insurgents. >> india has long supported afghanistan in its struggles to become a stable democracy. both countries signed a strategic partnership agreement in 2011. since then india has given more than $300 million in aid. it's support for afghanistan has made it a target for armed fighters with links to the taliban. in may 2014 done men attacked the indian consul late. in august 2013, nine civilians died when a consulate was targeted. and in the indian embassy in kabul was attacked in 2008 an and 2009. this latest attack coincides with the raid by gunmen on an indian air force base near the border with pakistan and it's efforts to restart talks with the afghan taliban are being made. last week in kab

behold an indian, my kindred art -- are indian. my kin sleeping in the wilderness grave, they too are indian. rubber means and the will --broader means and nobler influences have fallen upon me. this is a statement about the adaptive nature of cherokee people and their culture. tradition is not something that stays the same generation after generation. it's something that is adapted and is alive. it adapts to the needs of the people who give it meaning. ite iss what buck oowa trying to do, letting white people know that we are still cherokee irrespective of the so-called civilized improvements that you white people pe rceive. boudinot, the cherokee people possess the skills and intellectual agility and a deep sense of commitment to maintaining their identity irrespective of where settler colonialism pushes them to migrate. boudinot cousin added a note about the past and present present, andt, future nature of the cherokee diaspora. when he wrote of the mingling of two migratory people, europeans and cherokees, cherokee and white bl

the indians are coming! i mean the other indians, not you guys. you guys are the good guys, and so are they. that's all in the past now. oh, this is a shoe shine box. what is this? super sharp or i just cut my hand? that looks like a handle but it's not. it's a really sharp piece of metal. that's fascinating. i learned about indian cooking, many things do not come with handles. that's blazing hot. what would be great is a handle this is appointment television,.3 colbert could leave his fingers at any moment. this is green chali? >> yes. >> stephen: if you cook it too long will it be chali brown? >> no. (laughter) >> and then we have to make roti. >> stephen: what is that? like a bread. >> stephen: looks like a pita. here we go. oh, yeah! sorry. >> put it on top. this way. >> stephen: this way? orry. >> stephen: the fire will kill anything that was on the floor. the fire is a great sterilizer. that's one of the things i learned. >> that's true. >> stephen: i ruined it. another blunder by stephen colbert. wow. wow! holy cow! indian food is fun. it h

do you guys just hate american indians?bsolutely not. >> jessica: but if there are millions of people outside of the town telling you that the seal is racist, wouldn't it do you a service to listen to them? >> the people of our village know that this is just a friendly wrestling match. >> jessica: this is just not even -- you know, this -- i don't -- i -- can i do to you what that white man is doing to that american indian man in that seal? >> if it's going to foster a better relationship, then yes. >> jessica: yeah, i can it would. (applause) >> trevor: wow. wow, jessica. (applause) i mean, unfortunately, it seems as though some people will never change. >> actually, this morning, i spoke with the mayor of white whitesboro, and guess what? they are changing the seal! >> trevor: wow! (cheers and applause) wow! are you for real? >> jessica: really for real. the village officials and the descendents of hugh white are getting together with the oneida indian nation to make a new seal that makes everybody happy! we did it! (chee

in may 2014 the indians attacked in the city.st 2013, nine civilians died when the indian consulate in jalabad was targeted and the embassy in kabul was attacked in 2008 and 2009. the latest attack coincides with a raid on an indian airforce base near the border with pakistan and efforts to restart talks with the afghan taliban are being made. last week the head of pakistan's army was in kabul with a meeting with afghan president ashraf ghani and it shows fighters remain capable of causing chaos, victoria with al jazeera. >>> we can talk now to the intelligence and security analyst who joins us live from new deli and he was formally with india's external intelligence agency and thanks for talking to us on al jazeera and two violent incidents attacking the italian state and are they linked and who is behind them? >> well, at the moment it would be only speculative to say they are linked but if we go by the history of previous attacks on our mission or the scene in after afghanistan they have been taken across the border with safe

he called on indians to join the selfie campaign. emboldened, jaglan has been visiting villages and holding photo sessions to spread his message. >> translator: everyone who sincerely loves their daughters, please raise your hand. >> reporter: many parents in this low-income community have never had the chance to be photographed with their daughters before. jaglan does it for them in an instant with his smartphone. >> translator: after seeing the photo, i realized just how beautiful she is. i will be there for her. >> translator: through this campaign, i hope to create an environment which will advance women's rights. i will appeal to the entire nation to participate in the campaign to eliminate discrimination against women. >> reporter: various measures haven't yet managed to end deep-rooted gender discrimination in india. this grassroot initiative to change parents' values is one more step towards the goal of social equality of indian women. >>> a recent survey suggests many young singles want to get married but are having difficul

indians rolling up 12. tigers fight back. zoe young, freshman, goes glass for 2. valley back within 5. then ts lexi merritt, senior, floater in the lane. but indianola doesn't blink, indians prove they belong in 5a. haley vesey buries the 3. more great passing, another wide open layup, this one from freshman maggie mcgraw. berg closes it out. grace scores 30. indianola cruises over a good valley team 72-52

indians up 2 at the half and they blow it open in the 3rd q. grace berg inside, movement, another layup. indians rolling up 12. tigers fight back. zoe young, freshman, goes glass for 2. valley back within 5. then ts lexi merritt, senior, floater in the lane. but indianola doesn't blink, indians prove they belong in 5a. haley vesey buries the 3. more great passing, another wide open layup, this one from freshman maggie mcgraw. berg closes it out. grace scores 30. indianola cruises over a good valley team 72-52 indians now 11-0 on the season, remaining in class 5a. drake women get a big road win at missouri state 82-75. lizzy wendell 19 points. bulldogs now 9-5 mvc. 2nd ranked hawkeye wrestlers on the road at number 11 illinois. right out of the gates. 4 point near fall just 10 seconds in to the match. gilman wins by tech fall 22-5. 149. 2nd ranked brandon sorenson, takdown on kyle langenderfer. sorensen with a major decision. iowa rolls over the illini 26-12 the greatest football player in iowa state history now has a spot right alongside the be

in may 2014 gunmen attacked the indian consulate. in august 2013 nine civilians died when the indian consulate was targeted. the indian emwas see in kabul was attacked in 2008 and 2009. this latest attack coincides with a raid by gunmen on an indiian air force base with the border on pakistan. last week the head of pakistan's army was in kabul for a meeting with afghan president. attacks like this show armed fighters remain capable of causing chaos >>> a magnitude 6.8 earthquake in north-eastern india has killed at least nine people. the quake struck just north of the city close to the border. six people were killed there. three people died and dozens more injured in bangladesh. more from new delhi. >> reporter: the earthquake struck about 30 kilometers west of the capital. it happened in the middle of the night. people say they were jolted out of their beds, people running out of their homes screaming, crying. one person we spoke to this morning had said that a bell started ringing just because of the amount of shaking that was goin

and a big day for indians fans. we have a preview of one of your last chances to see the team before they head out to spring training. all that and more when good >>> the news continues on news >> downtown cleveland skyline from across lake erie shaping up to be a nice saturday morning for you as we've got several local stories for you developing in just a moment. first, we want to give you a quick look at our weather with janessa webb. what do we have for you? i'm sorry, janessa, we're not supposed to go there yet. i'm sorry. we're going to talk a little baseball first. why not, right? baseball season just around the corner. temperatures as warm as they've been, i'm getting ahead of myself. it is easier to see why fans are excited this year. we have a preview of the indian fan fest. potential parking problems, now extending to the city services center. now back to janessa, i'm so excited about this forecast. what do you got for us? >> waking up right now, our and we have not seen that all week long. we're about 22

the indians have been on the opposite end of the spectrum. at 1-7 they're searching for a spark-- and an upset over the tigers would do just that. over to the fieldhouse we go... first quarter action... turner scott over to carlo marble. who buries in the three... then marble, can't convert on the lay-in. is there for the put back. now from the indians, cale smith kicks it off to deshawn welch and he drains the long two. more tigers. marble, again just misses the bucket. but he's got great teammates as pete economos gets the putback to fall... more from the indians, evan gauger hits nothing but net for three. but valley too much tonight. scott to reese skinner who nails the three. tigers roll 80-37. over to dowling, 7th ranked maroons hosting 7-1 north, without guard sam ingoli polar bears up 13-12 after one. 2nd quarter, look at that pass from joey kern to stevie sarcone good for 2. but north's keon lowe was feeling it! drops in the corner three. he's heating up. then from almost the same spot, he's on fire! lowe had 4 threes in the half! no

scott westerberg the indians hosting second ranked and unbeaten cpu...the indians hosting unbeatenennd second ranked cpupu first quarter it was allison wooldridge carrying the stormin' pointers as she had six of her team's first eight points. cpu up 2. marion catches fire in the second and caitlyn smith was leading the way as she buries a three to put the indians up 10. next time down the court smith is left wide open and she swishes that one. 29-16 marion timeout cpu. more of the same in the third chloe rice comes off ththscreen and hits nothing but net. indians up 39-24. cpu fights back, nice cut by madison willson. her bucket pulls the stormin' pointers within 11. but mamaon had an anssr every time. isabella sade knocks down the baseline jumper as the indians beat cpu 61-54. the two are now tied for the lead in the wamac west. in marion, scott westerberg tv9 sports. two of the top teams in the mvc faced off tonight at kennedy.. the cougars entertained iowa city west. josh has the action. this was a back and forth game ununl the very end. fast forward to the 4th quarter, iowa city we

indians move to jordan: . knoxville welcoming some of its greatest athletes tonight fourth quarter, lady panthers trouble putting it away, indians' vanessa bakley with the steal, taking it coast to coast for the lefty lay-in then, on the break, clarke with some nice ball movement...maddi heath to bakley... touch pass to sydnee redman...and she's off the window. ricki hall with the answer to knoxville, finding jada agan down low...and she doesn't miss from there. lady panthers showing some defensive and the bounce nichols to carrie it and the foul. scores a home win, 52 to 41. jordan: b-f hosting adm.. bluejays start off hot.. emily campbell.. b-f up by a basket.. then it's josie long range.. tigers wake up.. three. night.. and.. jon/4dtlbam (wrap sports) stephanie: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. weatheweekend too! tonight will be clear to partly cloudy with a very cold wind blowing in from the northwest at around 20 mph early and dropping to 10 mph late. the temperatures will dro

more gun fire has been heard at an indian air force base. four attackers and three indian soldiers are confirmed killed so far. two afghan taliban factions have agreed on a ceasefire in a prisoner exchange. they split following the announcement of the death of the former leader. i.s.i.l. attacks in ramadi have killed 15 members of iraq's counter terrorism forces and local tribes men fighting with them. that's in addition to 60 troops being killed in recent days. the government said on monday it took this city back from i.s.i.l. >> reporter: the iraqi army has been celebrating their victory in retaking ramadi, but it looks like their fight isn't over. nearly a week after the government claimed control of the city center. iraqi troops are suffer new setbacks with multiple coordinated attacks by i.s.i.l. on varies army positions around the city. in a recently released i.s.i.l. video one of their fighters says they're still battling the army in the center of ramadi. these picture appear to show the anbar police headquarters in the center of the

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but the indian government is thinking just as big when it comes to fighting hunger, and they're fighting that battle one lunch at a time. this "viewchange" film tells the story. amos roberts: it's early morning in a small village not far from the city of bangalore. kuma is cleaning the rickshaw that provides his family's livelihood. his wife nakama is washing the family's few dishes. and their children are getting ready for school. abilash, however, can't find his school shirt. amos: kuma but doesn't earn enough to buy spare shirts for the children. after paying for the hire of his rickshaw, he's lucky to make $4.00 or $5.00 a day, so clothes get held together with safety pins for as long as possible. while abilash helps his dad fix a puncture, his brother and sister have leftover rice for breakfast. their parents go without. amos: these kids are lucky. millions of indian children go to school on empty stomachs, their families too poor to give them breakfast or even lunch. but thanks to a quiet culinary revolution, they don't have to go hungry any longer. in a tiny kitchen on the school

a stand off continues in afghanistan after fighters attack the indian consulate. we're in sri lanka where wildlife is under threat. we will tell you why >>> saudi arabia has severed diplomatic ties with iran after demonstrators targeted the embassy on saturday night. they were protesting after saudi arabia executed a proposal entity shia cleringic. nimr al-nimr was among 47 men put to death. >> reporter: the saw deembassy ablaze in tehran. they lash out while nimr al-nimr was executed on terrorism charges. the saudi government says it made repeated requests for iran to protect the embassy. they were ignore in order. in response the kingdom has cut diplomatic ties with tehran. >> we are determined not to allow iran to undermine our security. we are determined not to let iran mobilise or create or establish terrorist cells in our country or in the countries of our allies. >> reporter: the execution of nimr al-nimr has prompted protests among shia communities across the middle east. nimr al-nimr and the other men, including al-qaeda preacher. faris al-zahrani, were c

an attack on an indian air base. the battle for ramadi. i.s.i.l. fighters attack the city on multiple fronts days after victory was celebrated. quality education for all came into effect on 1 january. we have a special report from nigeria. we start this news hour in saudi arabia with a new round of executions. 47 people in all for the so-called terrorist offences. one of which is prompting strong reaction in the reading. leading shia cleric nimr al-nimr was one of the shia muslim minority. faris al-zahrani was also one executed. he had been in custody from 2004 while in possession of weapons. >> translation: our message is clear. the kingdom condemns terrorism and considers it to be a corruption on earth. therefore, we rely on the islamic judiciary to deal with these kinds of cases. the offenders are condemned to death. the kingdom did not spare any effort to bring terrorists to justice and we ask saudi youth to be aware of any plots to be hatched to undermine our security >>> reaction in the uranium government was swift. the foreign ministry says

it was a pomp-fil spectaclel of military might and indian culture. ed french president francois hollande was the guest of honor. it was a show of solidarity by the indian prime minister following the islamist attacks in paris last november. the occasion was also a chance for the leaders to celebrate a host of agreements signed by the two countries during hollande's three day visit including an agreement for india to buy french built jets. the president said both countries were committed to military cooperation and would work together to battle shared threats, including the so-called islamic state. >> i remind you that these fighter jets are precisely those which are targeting and fighting islamic state in syria and iraq, and they are proving their effectiveness. we have just signed through our defense ministers and intergovernmental agreement and it is a decisive moment. >> india needs to modernize it aging soviet era military and this is the result of years of negotiations. brent: we are talking about asian markets and we are not talking about anyth

on the main road linking rest of indian india to indian administered kasmir. home to some of the russian made fleet of fighter jets and mi-35 attack helicopters. faz jamil reports. >> reporter: the con frantation began around 3:30, when several men arrived in an official vehicle carrying guns and explosives. police kardoned off the base as gunmen were encountered. a gun battle lasted several hours, all .4 gunmen were killed. security forces began searching for more members of the group. the area was already on alert after a senior police officer it was briefly abducted earlier this week. >> after a police officer's car was hijacked yesterday and today's attack, a red alert has been issued across pinjab. we have bear indicated the roads are -- bear indicated the road -- barricaded the road. in jal last year, three men were killed after they stormed the police station. in this latest attack, indian officials believe the gunmen are members of a known armed group based inside pakistan. the indian government's response is cautious and firm. >> pakistan is our neigh

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but indianola doesn't blink, indians prove they belong in 5a. more great passing, another wide open layup, this one from freshman maggie mcgraw. berg closes it out. grace scores 30. indianola cruises over a good valley team 72-52 indians now 11-0 on the season, still the only undefeated team remaining in class 5a. drake women get a big road win at missouri state 82-75. lizzy wendell 19 points. bulldogs now 9-5 overall, 2-1 in the mvc. 2nd ranked hawkeye wrestlers on 125. thimas gilman goes to work right out of the gates. 4 point near fall just 10 seconds in to the match. gilman wins by tech fall 22-5. 149. 2nd ranked brandon sorenson, takdown on kyle langenderfer. sorensen with a major decision. iowa rolls over the illini 26-12 the greatest football player in iowa state history now has a spot right alongside the best players of all-time. the wait is finally over, troy davis now a member of the college football hall of fame. announced today by the national of 16 players or coaches, who will be inducted in to the class of 2016. davis played at iow

in may 2014, gunman attacked the indian consulate. in august 2013, 9 died when the indian consulate in jalalabad was targeted. the indian embassy in kabul was attacked in 2008 and 2009. efforts to restarts talks with the taliban are being made. last year the head of the afghanistan taliban were in talks with the afghanistan president, ashraf ghani. >>> americans are rushing to buy guns and ammunition before an expected crackdown is announced. barack obama says it's too easy for criminals to get a gun and wants to use his presidential power to impose new restriction. gun enthusiasts vow to fight any attempt to change the constitutional right to bear arms. >> with so many gun stores in the united states like the blue ridge arsenal gun range in virginia, gun and ammunition sales are up as americans rush to gun stores to buy before new rules are put in place. >> not having, not being able to get is making people want to get stuff before their abilities are taken away. >> many are concerned about president barack obama's announcement that

indians up large....--next time down the court zach dykstra finds the 6 foot ten inch ryan kriener for the hoop and the foul. but he misses the freebie... 31 to 4 indians--ehawks showing a little fight. thomas schultes with the short jumper.--spirit lake comes right back with a little scoop shot in the paint. indians 34-7.... and---------ehawks fall... 88-33 3 --emmetsburg comes out of the gates red hot. early first quarter bailey naig with the drive down the lane for the lay-up ehawks up a pair. on their home floor...senior bailee newman spots up the 3 and its good. --back and forth we go emmetsburg's kate jackson from just inside the 3 point line as the e-hawks go back up 1.--later spirit lake hanging tough...freshman anna brown lines it up deep from the left corner for 3 and its good. emmetsburg stil up 1.the final --------------spirit lake downs emmetsburg 55-47. 3 that's all our ( band playing intro music ) ( cheers and applause ) >> welcome stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey! yeah! captioning sponsore

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