the same year the seneca raised him to the position of sachem and bestowing upon him open door. he pursued a career in law. he studied for the bar. he was denied access, though, because he was not a citizen. as we talked about previously, it wouldn't be until 1924 that citizenship would be universally bestowed on native people, they'll there were some previously that could become citizens of the united states. parker found success and adulation as a civil engineer. he actually worked for the treasury department. first in new york he worked on canals. then he spent some time in detroit. and ultimately in galena, illinois where he met ulysses s. grant. he also fought in the civil war alongside grant from vicksburg through an a mappomattox. when the war ended the general appointed parker commissioner of indian affairs. when parker began his career if there federal government, he did so with decades of experience of working with indian communities. he had worked for his own tribal community as a spokesperson and negotiator. he had spent time in albany working with state legislators,

. >> reporter: christina morris war was on her way to seneca valley high school four years the tragedy as if it were yesterday. >> i saw my daughter laying there on that hospital bed, and i went over and i kissed her. they told me i wasn't supposed to touch her, but i said this is the last time i'm going to see my child so i'm going to kiss her. >> reporter: the driver was not cited but a review of county records show christina is one of 34 school-age pedestrians hit by cars near montgomery county schools just since 2011. maryland state legislators many huge schools sit along huge busy streets. new legislation said to be debated in annapolis in january would allow montgomery county officials to reduce the speed limit to 15 miles per hour within one mile of every elementary cool, a mile and a half within each middle school and two miles near each high school. county keown shill member craig rice says the lower speed limits could make walker safer for the kits would would be a challenge to which so many schools sit. >> it certainly is a challenge for us and it's certainly something where

. >> from seneca falls to selma, from california farm fields to stonewall inn, people have stood up and spoke out to meet the tests of their times. on tuesday, we face a test our own. everything you care about, everything i care about and have worked for is at stake. >> and cecilia vega with us tonight from cleveland. obviously, relief within the clinton campaign with the fbi's announcement. but you're learning some real frustration with the fbi director? >> reporter: they are frustrated. the initial announcement from james comey couldn't have come at a worse time for hillary but now they're looking ahead to the big rally tomorrow, a final passing of the torch. >> cecilia vega, in ohio. thank you. >>> donald trump did not directly address the fbi announcement, but his campaign did and quickly. tom llamas is in michigan tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with news of the fbi's announcement breaking, donald trump's jet parked on a runway in minnesota. when he finally sticking to the script. >> real change also means restoring honesty to government. first thing you should do is get rid of clin

students at blake high school and richard montgomery and paint branch and northwest as well as seneca valley high schools have either walked out or are playing to walk out -- planning to walk out later today. good afternoon and thank you for joining us at noon, i'm andrea roane. debra alfarone joins us along the protest route in silver spring with reaction from some of the students there. debra? >> reporter: hey there andrea. we are at the final meeting place and it to kind of go along with students as they were traveling down new hampshire avenue in silver spring but we caught up with them and they stopped right here at mlk park, so you can see how many students are here. they're all from blake, spring brook and paint branch. and they all joined together today for a walkout and a protest. so spring brook and blake, they met up around 9:40 this morning. they all walked near colesville center and then they were heading over here to the park on jackson road. saying love trumps hate. not my president, one said this is for you mom and dad. and had a bunch of different international flags

toledo and ottawa and sandusky and seneca county and there is worcester with a quarter mile vis. you can see other than t develop over lake michigan we got the fog. it is a mainly clear sky out there. a few clouds east of cleveland in lake giaga and ashtabula con tee. the fog may even lift before the morning commute which would be good. 34 worcester at 7:00 al and 34 canton. we start the day out in the 30s. but quickly go up. 50 by 10:00 a.m. at 1:00 in the afternoon we and i think we will be in the low to mid60s. it is even warmer on friday. and then saturday is the alert here. from rain to snow it is going to be windy as all of this happens. the changeover will come sometime on saturday afternoon and i'll show you the front passing by. 65 tomorrow and 70 on friday. that's going to come close to a record. it will crash in temperature on saturday thr and we -- and look at this on sunday. that's a wenter-like day saturday night and sunday here. the snowfall could see the first accumulating snow in the higher terrain. it is east of cleveland with the strong northwest wind. clear, s

there is a mid-block high boarding ramp platform at san jose at seneca but the signs say "no m line boarding." that's all the signs that are there. there is nothing to say j line accessible boarding neither side or foot or bottom of the ramp. there is nothing at the minibus and trolley stops by balboa park, not for the 29, the 43, the eight, the 54 so passengers coming off the buses don't know where to get to j. now, maybe there's information in bart but there is nothing on your digital signs and no paper signage to indicate where do you go, so if you're coming from the airport at night and you want to take the j to the next two, three stops and it's raining what are you going to do? somebody slipped up. you don't know where to go. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> terreek mamood. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon directors. you must be doing lots of good things but why we speak on these issues is to bring to your attention some of the problem we face on the street with the vision zero. anywhere you drive in downtown and some other areas the light night time, the street lig

i want to time it out on future starting at noon on him crowds across the area drive at this onto seneca and sandusky county ventures trying to push and by the evening timeframe like i said look at this the rain is moving in around 11:00 o'clock out by the morning commute on tuesday and by the afternoon we are seeing sunshine that's good news there. clouds increasing kelly tomorrow 54 that's can a be a little bit of breezy and the showers will arrive there is our day of the week 64 sun and clouds are next system moves and bringing rain in a big drop in temperatures back to 40 degrees and of course we get to that freezing point overnight we talk about lake fs snow. her jim bravery how the purple ones manned mission to get it back to try phone her. cashel's death getting mixed celebration number of those during turns deadly as a gunman opens fire the shooting taking place during the bayou classic weekend for days and events a man into women killing one and the process it's unclear if the shooter was arrested but we do know that two people including a man who was shot we're all taken into c

we also spoke to seneca family of agencies, a nonprofit that helps run the school. they said they did everything in their power to help. >> reporter:they said they recommended the employee be fired. and filed a police report. according to the contra costa unified district, that police report was inconclusive. >> reporter:reporting in richmond, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. >> steve:thank you, he rmella. >> steve:we continue to follow breaking news out of santwo people have been shot --- one has died. >> steve:it happened near bambi lane and peter pan avenue. aroundpolice are not yet identifying the victims.no word yet on a motive for the shooting. no arrests have been made. >> vicki:happening now: police are working to identify a body found buried state university campus. the scene tonight. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the campus in rohnert park with the latestlydia? >> reporter:another body found today -- this one oakland. calling the death "suspicious". the burned body was discovered near arroyo viejo park >> reporter: and landscaper that were on that campus

and how important it was not only to women but to men and how long this had taken and history of seneca falls and that was ready to go and tt going to run online that night. and i was -- people go to an election night party and little bit to eat, possibly a little bit to drink and by about 9:00, it's becoming clear that not only is the election going to go another way but the piece is going to be in the ash heap of history. and i called a colleague who is editor who was running the show that night at new yorker.com and i said i think we need something else and i sat at that party and wrote about what a disaster i think this is -- how deeply alarming it is and how we should -- normalizeormize it. not rush to normalize it. what i mean by that is, donald trump in the way he campaign and the way he has conducted himself is in no way mitt romney or a kind of a conventional conservative. the republicans in this country rejected donald trump wholesale. "the "national review." he american enterprise institute. i don't agree with them, but ey just saw him as a demagogue, a fraud, dishonest, we d

great seneca park off game of a young man in a shallow grave here. it appears that the body may is been here weeks, perhaps months. police suspect foul play. they're investigating this as a case of murder. but they have little to go on. no name, no address, just two pieces of clothing. >> released to the media and public. as well as shoes he was wearing. he was wearing size 8. the victim is described as a hispanic male in his late teens to early 20s and approximately 5'6". coming up, we'll talk to two sisters and we'll talk about how they stay safe. see you at 6:00. are victims tonight in a deadly accident in prince william county. police tell us daniel valesco slammed in to the back of a delivery truck stopped at lee highway at heath coat boulevard. his 2-year-old son was in the back son. the driver of the truck was not injured. traffic fatalities have more than doubled in prince william county this year over last. >>> new today, two people are behind bars in two separate murders police found a plan and woman suffering from gunshot wounds, the man d

christina morris ward was on her way to seneca valley high school four years ago last month when she was hit and killed. her mother says she remembers the tragedy as if it were yesterday. >> i saw my daughter laying in that hospital bed. i said it's the last time i will see her. i'm going to touch her. >> reporter: the driver was not cited. a review of records shows that christina is one of 34 school-aged pedestrians hit near schools since 2011 and they are considering new rules of the road in the county in which so many huge schools sit along huge busy streets. new legislation said to be speed limit to 15 miles per hour within every mile of a elementary school, 1.5 miles near a middle school and 2 miles near high school. it could make walking safer for the kids but would be a challenge on the busy state highways next to which so many schools sit. >> it's certainly a challenge for us and certainly something we don't want to impede the efficient flow of traffic and so there has to be a fine balance. must approve the new limits but christina's mother is already a supporter of the chang

remarkable scene regardless of your political affiliation happening outside of rochester, new york near seneca falls and gravesite of susan b. anthony and fame in us her role in helping women get their right to vote and there have been hundreds of thousands of people who have gone to their web site their i voted sticker on her gravestone near her grave and the pilgrimage continued all day long and going on for several days and casting votes in new york and continuing in earnest today on election day. a remarkable sight. regardless who you plan to vote for, the idea you have a woman who could be on the cusp of becoming president is historic and many people wanted toe anthony's gravesite. >> denise: remarkable, ryan. thank you. >> chris: tell you what, we had a little rain come in now. weekend not so bad. >> denise: that's right. not enough rain to upset the voting. you just need an umbrella. it hasn't been too bad. >> jeff: it is not super cold. rain coming down and temperatures around normal. sure and the wind will pick up a little bit as the night wears on. showers in the forecast now at 7 a.

and how long this had taken and the history of seneca falls. and that was already to go and with a push of the button that was going to run online at night. do,i was, as lots of people they go to an election party and have a little bit to eat, possibly a little bit to drink, and by about 9:00, it is starting to become clear that not only is the election going to go another way, but that in theas trotsky said, ash heap of history. and i called the editor running the show that night at newyorker.com and said, i think we need something else. and i wrote that. i sat at that party and wrote about what a disaster i think this is, how deeply alarming it is, and how we should not rush to normalize it. not rush to normalize it. and what do i mean by that? donald trump, in the way he campaigned in his history, and the way he has conducted himself, is in no way mitt romney, or a kind of conventional conservative. remember, the republican intelligentsia in this country rejected donald trump wholesale. "the national review." the american enterprise institut

there is a mid-block high boarding ramp platform at san jose at seneca but the signs say "no m line boarding." that's all the signs that are there. there is nothing to say j line accessible boarding neither side or foot or bottom of the ramp. there is nothing at the minibus and trolley stops by balboa park, not for the 29, the 43, the eight, the 54 so passengers coming off the buses don't know where to get to j. now, maybe there's information in bart but there is nothing on your digital signs and no paper signage to indicate where do you go, so if you're coming from the airport at night and you want to take the j to the next two, three stops and it's raining what are you going to do? somebody slipped up. you don't know where to go. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> terreek mamood. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon directors. you must be doing lots of good things but why we speak on these issues is to bring to your attention some of the problem we face on the street with the vision zero. anywhere you drive in downtown and some other areas the light night time, the street lig

important this was to not only women but to men, to how lounge this had taken and the history of seneca falls. so that was all ready to go with a push of the button and a bunch of other pieces, that was going to run online that night, and i was, as lots of people do, they go to an election night party, had a little bit to eat, possibly a little bit to drink, and by about 9:00, it's starting to come clear that not only is the election going another way but that piece is on the ash heap of history. and i called krantz, the editor running that show that night politically at "new yorker".com and said i think we need something else. i kind of sat at that party and wrote about what a disaster i think this is, how -- let's say how deeply alarming it is, and how we should not rush to normalize it -- not rush to normalize it -- and what i mean by that is donald trump, in the way he campaigned, in his history and the way he's conducted himself, is in no way mitt romney or kind of a conventional conservative. the republican intelligentsia in this country rejected donald trump wholesale, the nation

he refers to the roman rider seneca. he refers to pliny the elder, as roman scientist who died the result of the eruption of vesuvius. they would have been aware of mount the serious. but of course, we talk about the way they would have interpreted a volcano, you have to look at the bible. they would have seen such an event through the lens and prism of what they read in the bible. the bible they read is not the same that we read today, assuming we read it. today the books of the bible people read most frequently, i would guess would be the gospel according to matthew, the sermon on the mount, the opening possibly of st. john fell gospel, in the beginning was the word, and possibly also some of the books of the old testament. parts of the book of job, because it is seen as a literary work. by far most important for them was psalms. early church. the apostle to the romans. also, of course, the books of moses, and that is where they would have found their volcano. they would have found it in the book of exodus, chapter 13,

some were probably strongest among the show day, the federation of the mohawk or dog of seneca nation. certainty of lineages controlled the choice of male representatives for their clients in governing council. i shouldn't say in the past 10 because it's still the way it is. the representatives, but the women who chose been had their right to speak in the council in when the chosen male representative was too young for an experience to be a fact is, the women might step in and participate in the council on his behalf. mothers held the power to recall unsatisfied or your representatives. charles c. mann, the author of 1491 new revelations of the a americas before columbus called this government structure of feminists. the dream of freedom, solidarity and equity was the pre-colonial north america was trampled on by spanish, french and oppressive colonial regimes. but only the british had developed institutions of settler colonialist before colonies in north america. they had developed these methods and practices and the conquest and subjugation of the irish, pushing small farmers off th

. >> reporter: seneca family agency is a nonprofit that helps run the school and they say that they haveiled a police report. according to the school district officials the police report in their mind was inconclusive so the bus monitor is still riding on buses with children. singleton says she will not stop until that bus employee is fired. >>> 7:32 and happening now police in the north bay are looking for north -- two men wanted for a violent robbery that happened in american canyon . here is surveillance photos of the two guys that went into the station and left with a case of red bull that they didn't pay for. the store clerk chased them and ended up being hit by their getaway car. the clerk is in the hospital with major injuries from trying to catch these guys taking red bull. they are looking for the two guys and a silver four-door sedan. >>> the oakland city council has approved a resolution in support of proposition 64. the resolution passed with unanimous support. the city has been historically friendly to medical marijuana. proposition 64 would allow adults over 21 to legally g

if i still have time, i might add that, it was seneca or cicero, i don't know which that said if it was not for the elders, correcting the mistakes of the young, there would be no state. >> i'd like to catch that one. you and mr. mondale have already disagreed about what you had to say about recalling submarine launch missiles. there's another similar issue out there that relates to your -- you said at least you are unaware the soviet retaliatory power was based on land-based missiles. first is that correct? secondly, if it is correct, have you informed yourself in the meantime, and accide, third, is necessary for the president to be so intimately involved in strategic details? >> yes, this had to do with our disarmament talks. and the whole controversy about land missiles came up because we thought that the strategic nuclear weapons, the most destabilizing are the land based. put your thumb on a button and somebody blows up 20 minutes liter. we thought it would be better to negotiate with those and second phase, take up the submarine launch, the airborne missiles. the soviet union, to

we have seen over the last 48 hours ten overdoses in one rural county in north central ohio, seneca county. we have been told that in the toledo area there have been 150 overdoses in the last few weeks of than month, heading toward unfortunately which will be a record. this issue is affecting families, it is tearing apart families, it is affecting communities, it is causing crime. pretty much every county in ohio tells me that the number one cause of crime now is the heroin, prescription drug, opioid issue. a lot of thefts are being reported because of it, but also other crimes which result from people being torn apart from their families, from their community, from their jobs based on this addiction. so i come to the floor today to talk about a report that was issued today by the u.s. surgeon general, and this report is about addiction in america. i applaud the surgeon general for putting it out there. it's an 11-page report. if you haven't had a chance to look at it yet, i hope you will. i hope it will raise awareness around our country of this issue. it talks about something incredibl

there is a mid-block high boarding ramp platform at san jose at seneca but the signs say "no m line boarding." that's all the signs that are there. there is nothing to say j line accessible boarding neither side or foot or bottom of the ramp. there is nothing at the minibus and trolley stops by balboa park, not for the 29, the 43, the eight, the 54 so passengers coming off the buses don't know where to get to j. now, maybe there's information in bart but there is nothing on your digital signs and no paper signage to indicate where do you go, so if you're coming from the airport at night and you want to take the j to the next two, three stops and it's raining what are you going to do? somebody slipped up. you don't know where to go. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> terreek mamood. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon directors. you must be doing lots of good things but why we speak on these issues is to bring to your attention some of the problem we face on the street with the vision zero. anywhere you drive in downtown and some other areas the light night time, the street lig