john ross grew up on the kusa river in a town called turkey town. the rich was a traditional settlement where it would have been the same, maybe a thousand years before. john ross grew up along the kusa where there was really a trading village and that he spoke, his parents spoke english, grandparents spoke english, grandson of scottish traders and looked very much like a scottish trader and as a kid normally the cherokee indians are allowed to run naked and play ball games and he was always outfitted in a suit, yellow suit on the kusa and he grew up speak nothing cherokee. the ridge grew up speaking no english and the two of them rose together to become the great leaders of the nation and they met in the course of war of 1812. they both served under andrew jackson battling the creeks, the red state creeks which were renegades which opposed the american government and went from there and became the founders of the cherokee government. it's little known, cherokee were considered the most advanced of the cherokee tribes for this reason that they actua

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dan grossman, of nbc's denver affiliate kusa, was in the courtroom for opening statements. >> the roomts who are there, a lot of family members. aunts, uncles. and even just people from the public were interested in this case. >> reporter: the prosecution's allegation was perfectly clear, tom fallis argued with his wife, and in a fit of rage, shot and killed her. >> at the conclusion of this case after you've received all of the evidence, you will be convinced, beyond a reasonable doubt, that it is him who pulled the trigger. >> reporter: prosecution witnesses said ashley was in high spirits at her new year's eve party, not at all suicidal. >> she was happy the whole night laughing, smiling. >> she was dancing with her children, interacting with all the guests. >> tom, though? ashley's uncle john testified about tom's sudden blow up when he discovered ashley asked him for a joint. >> and i was sort of taken aback by it, because everything was fun that night and then all of a sudden, boom. so i was just like whoa. >> reporter: a neighbor said ashley told her how tom got physical with he

our affiliate kusa is reporting that several people have been shot at a dentist's office,uahe hospital. there is no word yet on their conditions. police say there is a suspect at large. they are working to get ascptio. >>> we'll take a turn now to beautiful night for baseball in our nation' capital and look now at nationals park where the annual congressional baseball game is taking place. tonight marks one year since a gunman opened fire on the republican team as they practiced for the charity team, injuring four people including steve scalise. 12 surgeries later, he's back on the field on second base. >>> a big change from one of the top ranked universities in the country, university of chicago is joining a growing trend becoming the first major research university to stop requiring undergrad applicants to submit s.a.t.s or a.c.t. scores. the school said the move is designed to level the playing field from students from low-income or under represented communities. >>> when we come back, tag, you're it. they have been playing the same game for more than 30 years now. now their story h

our affiliate kusa is reporting several people have been shot at a dentist office, two adults and tworushed to the onospital. no worheir conditions. police say there is susct at large. they are working to get their description.we >>l take a turn now a beautiful night for baseball. we'll look at national's park where the annual congressional baseball game is taking place. t marks one year since a gunman opened fire on the republican ra team as theyiced for the charity game injuring four people including house majority steve scalise. nine surgeries and 12 months later he's back on the field at second base. ty >>> the univerf chicago is joining a growing trend becoming the first major u.s. researchrsity toop equiring under grad applicants to submit act scores. the school says the move is designed to level the playing field from students from low income or under represented un coities. >>> when we come back, tag, you're it. they have been playing the same game for more than 30 years now. now their story hitting the big screen. we'll get in on the action. now their (burke)at farmers, we've

our affiliate, kusa, reports the suspect is 23 years old. back to you guys. >> all right, miguel, thank you very much. >>> hoda will be here in a moment, but first a check of the west coast weather from mr. roker. >> thank you. we're watching tropical storm bud. it's come back out into the ocean right now, 40-mile-per-hour winds moving north at 13 miles per hour. by this evening it will be up and into parts of mexico and making its way into the southwest. that moisture is going to be working its way all the way in and increase bud's moisture, heavy rain moves into southern arizona today right on into tomorrow. it will just continue to stream on up. and then by monday you can see we've got the possibility of some flooding from colorado to new mexico. flash flood watches up because of anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rain. looking around the rest of the country, you can see tropical downpours down through the gulf, severe storms in the plains, sunshine in the northeast and not a bad day, but a fire threat >>> good friday morning, i'm meteorologi