and near seattle and washington state and some of the storms brewing flu -- through denver and northern idaho. let's look at the southeast because this is what folks are talking about today. hurricane matthew, it was about a category five on friday, cuba, into the bahamas later today, it was lessened to a three and after today it is expected to pick up momentum and increase to a category four storm as it cruises towards florida and georgia and into the caro lie unanimous. a lot of evacuations are taking place off of the coasts as well. we're watching that closely today. forecasted highs today. 74 in page. 64 at the grand c around colorado, it is going to be nice. bullhead city, 87. lake havasu, 89. casa grande, 87 degrees. this is the time of year where folks love to come to arizona. love the patios out in the morning and the evening. 47 in the page for the low tonight. grand canyon, 26 degrees. 40 in show low tonight. 60 for folks in southern arizona and tucson. some of the mountain areas in the outskirts after tucson, homes and resorts beautiful out there. 10-day forecast, 84 will be the hi

you can see the rain and snow in northern idaho and western montana. a system sweeps through tomorrow. let's take a closer look and break down the timing. this is 7 a.m. tomorrow and dry for the morning. i don't think we will see any rain or snow for the morning we will see a couple showers developed tomorrow and nothing major. a few rumbles of thunder also possible in denver. for today sunshine and a high of 79. here is the 58 on wednesday after that we warm up with 70s returning for thursday and friday. >>> we have a little trouble spot on the northbound direction of i-25 at the tech center. you can see it is picking up the remnants of trouble to westbound i-70 not causing any delays moved after the shoulder. along c-470 as well and look at these drive times making your way southbound. nine minutes both directions along i get 270. >> thank you for that. >>> new technology to get a better picture of their that includes pet trackers to ensure your pet is getting enough exercise. cbs4's kelly werthmann has the story. >> reporter: of all of the animals,

we see our next weather maker, rain over snow and northern montana and northern idaho, that is where the cold front is located. it will be over the denver area by the end of the day tomorrow. will gradually cool our temperature down, so we'll only showers with this front. but there's not much moisture to work with and therefore rain and snow will be limited. going to start the futurecast at midnight tonight. you can see a few showers in the mountains, there will be some snow in the high country tonight and tomorrow. snow levels to stay relatively high up around 10,000 feet. at least that is where i think the accumulating snow would be and overall shouldn't be much. 7: 00 p.m. tomorrow, tuesday, again you can see rain and snow along i- 70 going through the mountains dealing with rain and snow from steamboat springs to rocky mountain national park. at the end of the day tomorrow it's possible a shower or two could make its way east over the front range and then on to the eastern plains. so we'll be on the lookout for that. again i just don't think we're going to see much in terms of mo

it will pass to northern california, idaho, clipped utah and colorado . but it will miss arizona altogether. we will get some breezes across the state and maybe a high clouds or two but that is about it. we w the next few days. i didn't want to show you the pollen count. it will be getting high later in the week so be sure to stock up on allergy medication. 91 for the high tomorrow, 92 on wednesday. 94 on thursday and friday. the weekend is looking nice and sunny. >>> and now it's time for sports. , for long as i am here, is to win a championship in arizona. that is why we do what we do. >> so there you have it. 40-year-old mike hazen is the new general manager of your arizona diamondbacks. he is married and a father of four young boys. he was very impressive in the way he answered questions and presented himself. but the big question is, did the diamondbacks get it right? hired [ indiscernible ] away. i don't know much about mike hazen but the diamondbacks have gone through for general managers. win, lose or draw they need to stick with mike hazen and gi

you can see rain and snow in northern utah up to idaho and wyoming. it doesn't get here until this afternoon and the chance for rain will hold off until tonight. over the southeastern portion of the state. there will be enough wind to cause issues today including an elevated by your danger with a red flag warning for denver and eastern plains today. 30s and 40s around town right now with 40s in the colorado high country. by 9 a.m. 63 and by noon 75. the high temperature today right around 76 so 10 degrees cooler than it was over the weekend. he will certainly noticed the miles-per-hour and temperatures dropping even more into tomorrow and wednesday we will show you the full forecast coming up until let's check on the traffic with joel. >>> here's a look at our cbs4 mousetrap cam that is quite a good start to i-70. no major accidents to report but as we take a look at the rest of the metro pictures south of that we have an it shouldn't cause any problems. otherwise we have some instruction delays northbound c- 470 as seen outcrops of construction. >>>

roads will be wet in northern california, idaho, and the dakotas. everywhere else the roads should be dry. >>> airport delays are most likely in san francisco. >>> we want to get to now an incredible story of survival. a motorcyclist beating the odds, staying alive following a crash that killed his friend. >> during his long wait for help to arrive, he reached out using his phone, but the phone didn't work. recorded farewells to his family. >> reporter: one motorcyclist's terrifying brush with death. kevin diepenbrock fell more than 100 feet down a hill after a horrifying bike collision that took the life of his 29-year-old friend. >> just want to say i love you, guys. sorry i was being stupid. but -- you know, that's what i for his wife and parents. >> mom, dad, love you. take care of the puppies for me, too. i miss you guys. i [ bleep ] up. that's all i can really say. >> reporter: diepenbrock waiting for help for 30 hours. we watch with him as day turns to night. >> oh. i don't know what to say. >> reporter: he yelled and yelled until finally, an

until friday night after friday nig night touchdown number sevenen and still fall in the northern rockies affecting idaho, montan and wyoming.hhe >> hurricane matthew is the bahamas a category three, approaching the east coast could be a category three or four. creating havoc across the coastline kert williams of 120, expecting between five and 12 inches alon the immediate coastline of florida up to the carolinas. we cannot rule out isolated tornadoes especially northeast quadrant.. these watches could extend all the way to the north carolina coastlinenes. >> tonight here in upper 50s, mainly clear. tomorrow upper 70s, and the warm conditions will prevail early saturday a few showers possible should be gone around midday it will be cooler with low '60s. on sunday upper 50s and then much of next week with large mid-sixties and lots of sunshine. yahoo does not deny reports it scanneded accounts for the fbi and other agencies, but they took part four key words at the request o the government if potentially valid fourth amendment, yahoo said thatia they are a law-abiding company complies with the laws of the

then there goes that low lopez of us, wyoming, montana, idaho, northern utah but at the dips through here sometime monday night halloween night into tuesday morning the best is a wind shift in a bit of a cold damp a other than that we will stay dry as we expect the next seven days of sunny skies. a similar story to that the past week or two, it will be warm continue through monday night. but on tuesday once the cold front pushes to creep in just a little bit. small drop off, and not a big decline but mid 60s, which is still above average. but definitely not quite to the extent we have seen over the next few days, 44 overnight, partly cloudy skies little bit cooler than early this morning but patchy fog expected but then tomorrow mid-upper 70s, 76 of the metro area sunny skies expected throughout the day once the patchy fog bernthal and then halloween looks good, 73 on monday, partly cloudy, little breezy specially off to trick or treat. no unsettled weather during that timeframe so good trick or treating weather and through the middle of the week a little bit of a cool down and nice,

northern montana, idaho, pacific northwest, later tonight in northern california, but even those aren'toing to be complete washouts. the big story is the heat that's across all of the southern half of the country, moving to the middle of the country, we're going to have record highs possibly right through this upcoming weekend. temperatures like these, hopefully you didn't choose the chewbacca costume. temperatures in the 80s. this is very warm for this time of year, and it continues right past today. we're in a drought in the south and it's gotten worse in the last couple months. especially alabama, georgia, mississippi. soil is very dry and when you get temperatures like this, it heats the ground up quickly. the vegetation doesn't really absorb the heat much, so it's easy to get temperatures like this, this will last through tuesday and wednesday. people are going to be using their air conditioners here. everyone cools off a bit by friday, maybe back to normal, but that's it. your halloween forecast looks like this. we did cool it off in new england, cold front went through with showe

big plume of moisture, rain from northern california to northern nevada into idaho and wyoming because that's where the jet stream is located. since the jet steers storm systems it will take that system from california and push it up into wyoming. it's going to miss colorado, so no rain or snow through the weekend. we will get slightly cooler between today and tomorrow. we'll move out of record territory for the weekend. in jackson hole, wyoming, 4 to 8 inches of snow. 6to 12 in lake tahoe. but nothing, nothing for us. 83 today. that's a record. tomorrow 74. 76 on sunday. halloween topping out at 71. trick or treat temperatures will be in the 50 and 60s, including 67 as the young kids are going out. lower 50s for the older kids. we're going to talk a little broncos now. the broncos are gearing up for another showdown with the san diego chargers. this time here at home. >> i'm thinking about a phillip rivers costume. romi bean here now. he might be scared sunday. >> i hope so. the broncos play the same divisional opponent, thn the mile high city. this time around the chargers could see

you can see rain and snow in northern utah up to idaho and wyoming. it doesn't get here until this afternoon and the chance for rain will hold off until tonight.

look at what is happening off to the st you can see some clouds moving into the northern states up around montana . idaho, wyoming and down into arizona, it looks pretty good . here in the valley, we are clear . a little bit being picked up on the radar . the northwestern tip of our state, it looks like a few sprinkles . it is about the warmth we have out there today . not quite hot, but warm . 94 in mesa . 95 in tempe . 92 in average by 5 degrees . with tech data ninety six . yesterday was 97 . getting closer to 100 and we would like to be . 91 is where we should be . 105 was a record in 1991 . 94 at 6 pm . getting down to 85 as we head into 9 pm . we should be sitting nice and comfortable at 80 degrees and will see clear sky conditions . couple of days . would have one area of low pressure to the north passing us . nothing to worry about . as we head toward the end of the week we have another system to the pacific northwest . in the meantime, it will be about a westerly flow across arizona . maybe high clouds rolling in from time to time . bottom line, it will stay pretty warm out there for the next fe

football games into early saturday morning just a few showers , and then in montana and northern d portions of idaho and wyoming they have snowflakes. and in the tropicsfl a ver strong, hurricane matthew at a category for slamming into the bahamas get into thatng of florida, georgia and the carolinas. as it moves closer to florida could be a category three, and i do think as it moves farther north, it will weaken a bit. still considered at least a category one hurricane as approaches the carolinas m?accorded to that model, in so areas with coastal flooding and heavy rainfall of a series and the direction of the storm it may just graze the east coas of florida and the carolinas that could actually make landfall so have to watch that.r perky warnings have been posted across the southern tier of eastern florida and perky watches of two northern florida and the georgia coastline and extended into the carolinas tomorrow. in florida tomorrow morning. tonight upper 50s. tomorrow upper 70s another great day friday for footballll and a chance of a shower late friday into early saturday wit temperatures dropp

afternoon, a chance for storms around town with temperatures around town in the 50s, 40s in northern colorado. in idaho springs, closer to the foothills, the temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s. upper 70s and low 80s are on the trend for eastern plains and this morning, the skies are clear than what we had yesterday when we woke up to cloudy conditions and we will keep the sunshine for most of the day. temperatures will be in the 70s , and clouds increase later with a chance for isolated storms and the amount of rain that any of the storms will be bring will be's block -- will be closer and the palmer divide, coming up, we track the storms with b cool down next week and i have that information in the extended forecast. >>> the autopsies have been released for the mystery surrounding the deaths of two sisters. it will last a little bit longer. they said the sisters died of excess fluid in their lungs and rain, it's a rare condition commonly known as acute pulmonary and cerebral edema. robin marie korkki and anne marie korkki, living in denver, were found dead in seychelles. the cause of death will t

it's now sitting over northern nevada and southern idaho. that's gone. the next weather system this big counterclockwise swirl cloud cover right there that's the weather maker that will give us rain saturday night into sunday. it's almost here already. ahead of that tomorrow, the atmosphere is still unstable enough. we may see a shower or two temperatures in san francisco in the mid-60s which is only a few degrees below average and a slight chance of a shower if you get one, fast-moving. but there will be a few showers out there tomorrow. the majority of the day will be dry. let's fast forward on futurecast now to sunday. notice the showers building. probably while you're sleeping at 3, 4 a.m. when you wake up it will be pouring! another round of steady-to- heavy rainfall from santa rosa to vallejo, san francisco, half moon bay, moving inland throughout the morning hours so sunday morning will be the wetter half of the day with scattered showers in the afternoon. and then a third round of rain is going to move through. here's the best news. the majority

around here today, we're looking at cooler air in idaho, western wyoming and northern utah and will drift into the state. we have a little pocket of snow. that's not the main core of snow that's going to affect western colorado. that's going to increase during the evening tonight. for us, a sunny start. after noon, we get a few clouds in the front range, not as ni on the plain and will run 15 to 30 miles per hour along and east of the continental divide in the mountains look for 60s here with 50s in the mountain and i talked about the light snow in the flat tops break up ever-so-slightly, picking up this evening and flipping over to all snow anticipating a rain/snow mix in the valleys inches of snow by the middle of the morning tomorrow, 60s and 70s, cool in the mountains with 40s and 50s. 69. it will get cloudy this afternoon and stay dry and mid- 30s. i like 50s and may get a sprinkle in the afternoon. we'll clear out friday, back to warm, dr weekend. >>> i-76, numerous accidents being reported. here's sky 9 over 76 and 96 with a vehicle to the side and a big rig as well and i-76 westbo

a nice afternoon in idaho springs. and in northern colorado, much of the same. a little bit of fog early in the morning. it scoots out around lunchtime. by the afternoon, you are good a little cool off coming our way on wednesday. a few more clouds and nothing but sunshine as we head toward november. tomorrow we have the broncos chargers game and things are looking good. i have my orange on and i am feeling the wind, especially with a forecast like that. >> she's ready to go. >> danielle says we're going to win, i'm taking danielle's word. nice. it's going to be a fun day tomorrow. >>> all right. so this story. oh, my goodness. it will have you looking twice when a woman stole flowers from a porch in missouri -- the home owner shared surveillance video of the thief on social media. within 24 hours, it had more than 140,000 views. and neighbors quickly identified the thief as someone that lives in the area. >> no shame. she picked them up like they was shocking. >> your own neighbor stealing. that same camera captured the woman returning the flowers the next day.

northern tier of the country. we have more rainfall and snowfall in the higher elevations of montana and idaho. that storm system is what is going to be helping to cool down the mid section. arizona, though. we have another storm system moving into the pacific northwest by thursday and friday that, too, is going to bypass us so the bottom line is we're going to stay dry. we'll have afternoon breezes across the state. temperatures will remain above the normal, however, next week we do have an opportunity for another storm system to bring us a slight chance of rain. in the meantime, we'll see things cool down bigtime tomorrow so down to 72 for dallas tomorrow. 70 there in oklahoma. we'll be in the 50s throughout portions of the midwest there and here tonight across clear skies out there. tomorrow, another beautiful day. 87 to 91. we'll see lots of sunshine and the winds coming out of the southwest at five to 10. so we do warm up a little on thursday. up to 96 degrees. the weekend looks good. the temperatures in the lower 90s and the slight chance of rain, a 10% chance there on monday. city chiefs

this storm system that's moving through parts of idaho and montana, we're going to se track that the northern plains tomorrow. we could see some severe thunderstorm activity through north and south dakota. gusty winds and hail as well. back to arizona, though, here's a look at the overnight temps. 50 in show low. 51 for payson. tomorrow our contour t colors aren't changing very much. we're going to see the nice conditions there tomorrow. 84 for safford. 67 for window rock and 61 degrees for flagstaff. so tonight a chance of valley. making way for mostly clear skies. could see a stray shower or two particularly in the high country and northern arizona the next couple of days. we'll continue to see gusty winds. temperatures are going to stick around in the eighth. we should be -- in the 80s. we should be 94 degrees. so nice relief. kind of helps to get you prepared for halloween. i'm already counting down the days. as we have to do here because we're going to get some more warm temps. >> i'm liking the looks of this. >> i know, it looks perfect. >> it's beautiful. >> thank you. >>> this weekend

kind of an unsettled evening for the northern plains, and now the heavy storm in the pacific northwest continues to work its way on into nevada and southern parts of idaho, almost all of the coastal action is going to be a thing of the past pretty soon. but here's the core of that storm, still just off the alaskan coast. that will eventually move inland and really stay to the north of us. it would be very nice to get some of it moving in our direction, but i'm afraid that won't be the case. here's the way your night shapes up, 50 for prescott, 57 in yuma, about 45 in flagstaff, and the window rock, and as we roll into your monday, it's going to be another warm one. upper 80s to the low 90s for the desert parts of the state, and we'll call it 78 tomorrow in sedona and the mid-60s in flagstaff. so on we go, then, into that ten-day stretch. you know, a lot of your lesser stations, linda, will give you maybe five days or perhaps a seven-day outlook. we go all the way and bring you ten whole days. and look --. >> that is fantastic. >> and why not bring because every one of them looks great. >> they absolutely do, and what else is nice having you here, is you

idaho springs. we'll keep it cool in the 60s where we should be time of year, northern colorado another dip wednesday, but we'll bring back the sunshine in full force. look at this weekend's forecast yet again back to mid- to upper 70s. so far for the broncos game it looks good. the one caveat to this gorgeous looking forecast is the fact that we -- [ audio difficulties ] >> i just lost part of what she's saying. >> it sounded like it was going to be so good, danielle. we'll try again later. >>> this summer's rio olympics did not go as planned for missy franklin. that smile that we have come to know so well faded a little bit as the spotlight shifted to other american swimming stars. missy, though, is back focusing on the future now putting rio in the past. she is determined to make a big comeback at the tokyo games in 2020. these days she's also making sure that children get the same opportunities in the pool that she did. 42million kids in the u.s. don't know how to swim. missy franklin is on a mission safe splash swim school in colorado spring. usa swimming is working to give children free and low

northern cheyenne. closer to home, the shoshone, the crow, the southern cheyenne, the kyowa, the pawnee of nebraska, and the modoc or and idaho. those of the tribes we will be referring to. the lakota nation, the largest most powerful indian people on the plains, allies of northern cheyenne, southern cheyenne, the apache, the shoshone, crow, pawnee of nebraska, and the modoc of the oregon-california border. ok, i hope i have given you a bit of a field. i apologize for the size of this map. let's go ahead and debunk our three myths, beginning with the false notion that the army was eager to kill indians. does anyone recognize this jaunty gentleman? that's right. general george crook. he had a habit of issuing uniforms, he wrote to campaign and a helmet, jacket, and pans carrying a shotgun. he was quite a character. he was also one of the army's premier, absolute premier, fighting general and the west. during the height of the indian wars, a newspaper reporter asked him how he liked his job. crook replied, not much. it was a hard thing, he explained, to be forced to do battle with indians who more often than not wear in the rig

montana or colorado are places like idaho where they are seeing snow even sierra nevada of california seeing some snow. jetstream just to the north really impacting northern arizona. gusts art 32 miles an hour in flagstaff. 38gusts art 32 miles an hour in flagstaff. 38 miles per hour in winslow / sholo. not bad in the valley. wind is calm . rest of the wind -- today will be the last day of gusty wind. we are still seeing yellows and oranges that is the 30 mile-per- hour range. things get better into tuesday. we will shift more focused to the east end out things back a bit. it will be easy and not as gusty out today. as we get going into wednesday we will watch out for increase whole lot. it stays all to the north and temperatures will be above normal.-891 in phoenix. definitely feeling warm and we are sticking with this trend. taking it to 92 on wednesday, 94 on thursday and 94 on friday. even in the weekend we are seeing warm temperatures. i know people want fall and the for today is 101 so -- it could be worse. that is the mantra in phoenix. >> as the evening progressed it is so nice.>> all right you soon may be drinking your soon may be drinking your f

idaho into wyoming and montana. high-pressure keeping that just to our north so we're not expecting much on that. northern mountain areas northwestern corner you may get moisture from this maybe some snow in some of those high elevations tomorrow morning may be a little bit of a dusting of their rain into the northwest. central mountains you should be dry and here in denver a few clouds that will break up into the afternoon and evening. and it really should be a nice day for us tomorrow. tonight not too bad, 56 denver, 48 in greeley, 53 in eagle and 52 in grand junction. tomorrow another warm day, we may tie a daily record high of 83. 80 in greeley, 85 in burlington, 90 tomorrow in lamar. south eastern plains feeling like summer. 65 in frisco, 80 in grand junction, we do have these red flag warnings for the san luis valley tomorrow and also our fire weather watch for parts of the foothills into the mountains and out to the had our way on monday, so 80s throughout the weekend, 70s on monday, 77 and breezy tuesday, chance of showers moving through, temperatures in the mid-60s and we may be in the 50s on wed

idaho springs, 40 to 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts easily. some of these upon will be be seeing 15 to 20 mile-per- hour gusts in northern colorado. as we head toward sunday evening into monday, that's when i think we will have the worst of the wind. a very powerful jet is going to be pushing in across the area. this means high wind watches in place. areas above 9,000 feet above timber line could see 80 mile- per-hour mile-per-hour wind gusts. anticipating to be in the mid- 40s. it's going to be a very windy next couple of days. tomorrow a hot one at 85. we stay in the 80s and 90s in east colorado. it's going to be a scorcher with all the sunshine. 70s on monday. keeping it slightly seasonal on tuesday. finally a few showers pour in middle of next week. >>> from colorado's sports leader, here's rod mackey. >> it's been a long time since we had a game that means something played at pepsi. the nuggets used to always make it there. the avalanche always made it till near the end, but times have changed. the nuggets are now a lottery regular and the avs haven't played in the last 5 of 6 seasons. will this season be different? it's open

idaho into wyoming and montana. high-pressure keeping that just to our north so we're not expecting much on that. northern mountain areas northwestern corner you may get moisture from this maybe some snow in some of those high their rain into the northwest. central mountains you should be dry and here in denver a few clouds that will break up into the afternoon and evening. and it really should be a nice day for us tomorrow. tonight not too bad, 56 denver, 48 in greeley, 53 in burlington, 46 in frisco, 44 in eagle and 52 in grand junction. tomorrow another warm day, we may tie a daily record high of 83. 80 in greeley, 85 in burlington, 90 tomorrow in lamar. south eastern plains feeling like summer. 65 in frisco, 80 in grand junction, we do have es flag warnings for the san luis valley tomorrow and also our fire weather watch for parts of the foothills into the mountains and out to the eastern plains on sunday. fire danger does increase,'s little system that's going to had our way on monday, so 80s throughout the weekend, 70s on monday, 77 and breezy tuesday, chance of showers moving through, temperatures

idaho springs it is all snow. mainly light rain in the denver area. the yellow from lakewood towards wheat ridge, that's falling. light rain in northern colorado as well. fort collins, loveland, greeley, windsor seeing at least light rain. one pocket of heavy rain near carr, colorado. heavy snow north of that, south of cheyenne. 47 here in denver. 26 degrees currently in leadville. today is going to be a cool day. we're not going to warm up very much from now. highs will be in the 50s this precipitation. using our cbs4 futurecast. 7:00a.m., rain and snow. we'll pause at noon today, a lot of the precipitation will be starting to taper off by that point and transitioning out onto the eastern plains. the snow around sterling later today, if you're watching from far northeast colorado later on today you could see snow. but for denver and front range it will stay all rain. 7:00this evening, most of the precipitation will be over with. today 53, mostly with precipitation. tomorrow 64, with sunshine. for the weekend, 70s and the nice weather will continue into columbus day monday. here's joel. >>> take a look at the drive into the high count

idaho and wyoming. we are looking for four to eight inches of yellow stone tonight. thin clouds, we stay dry mostly in the low 80s with low to mid 70s in northern colorado as they catch up with 60s and 70s in the foothills. clouds are thin. we'll have that for the afternoon. this evening, light showers in western colorado. they're going to be very few and very far between and extremely light tonight and tomorrow morning. i just don't think they're going to survive on this side 80s in the east, 60s and 70s for mountains and west. a very warm day for us, partly sunny conditions. even with the not even blue sky we will have temperatures that will break the record high. we go to 82 or 83. the current record is 80. tonight clouds thicken back up and we will stay in the low to mid 50s with those west winds just ever so slightly coming at us. it's a weekend in the mid 70s. neither day i think we will be able to make th days. slightly milder coming up monday. trick or treat weather looks superb monday evening and then we get back close to average by >>> can you imagine much talent? i can't even. this is amazing. five time tony award winning musical wil

idaho. those of the tribes we will be referring to. the lakota nation, the largest most powerful indian people on ins, allies of northern cheyenne, southern cheyenne, the apache, the shoshone, crow, pawnee of of thea, and the modoc oregon-california border. , i hope i have given you a bit of a field. i apologize for the size of this map. let's go ahead and debunk our , beginning with the false notion that the army was eager to kill indians. thisanyone recognize jaunty gentleman? that's right. crook. george he had a habit of issuing , he wrote to campaign pans helmet, jacket, and carrying a shotgun. he was quite a character. he was also one of the army's , absolute premier, fighting general and the west. of the indianght wars, a newspaper reporter asked him how he liked his job. crook reply, not much. it was a hard thing, he explained, to be forced to do battle with indians who more often than not wear in the right, croo. i do not wonder and you will not wonder either that when indians see their wives and children starving and their source of supplies cut off, they go to war, and then we are sent out there to kill them. it is an outrage. a