he was born on the cheyenne river sioux reservation in south dakota.e's the father three boys, lehman jr., gall and qwona here with me. he currently lives in pinot, california. he's the founder of the national president of the united founder and president of the national united native americans incorporated, a nonprofit indian organization formed in 1968 to promote the progress and general welfare of american indians. in his capacity of president of u.n.a., mr. brightman has testified in two u.s. senate hearings on the deplorable conditions of indian boarding schools and hospitals on reservations. he's also led investigations of seven indian boarding schools, three indian hospitals, due to the poor service and abusive treatment of indian people. he's a former football and track star at oklahoma state university where he has earned a b.a. degree. he has an m.a. deling from -- degree from the university of california at birkly. mr. brightman is an ex-marine, served one year in the korean conflict where he was wounded in action. he was a disinterested stu

have an impact on the day vera -- bayview, as we have seen with concrete evidence of what it does sioux communities. thank you very much. >> i am a mother and grandmother. i am amazed we are still here at this time and juncture, knowing all the miscommunication with promise and hope that has been thrown out here. i am sure you know the difference i am going to ask you to know the difference within yourself. do the right thing, and that is to not move this forward. if science is going to make a determination, allow its to make a determination -- not some person on the payroll, but true science. we were forced to bring true science see you. listen and heed the words. >> any further public comment? public comment is closed. before us is a set of amendments. let me reiterate we will be sending these forward without recommendation. two of them will have public comment tomorrow, and we will hold those items until july 27 so everything hand edge of and we can move these forward as a package. we will not be making a decision today, and there will not be one tomorrow. on the amendments, i think

wet an i-90, from rapid city to sioux falls. flooding on i-70 from kansas city to st. louis and indianapolis. also, on i-95, from boston to d.c. heavy rain on i-10, along the gulf coast. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in kansas city, memphis, houston, boston, new york, philadelphia and washington. >>> major developments, now, overnight, in the case of that government official forced to resign over remarks perceived to be racist. >> the head of the agriculture department now says he will reconsider shirley sherrod' resignation, after learning more about what she actually said. jake tapper reports. >> reporter: it was combustible. a conservative website posting a video clip of department of agriculture official shirley sherrod at an naacp event talking about meeting with a white farmer. >> i was struggling with the fact that so many black people have lost their farmland. and here i was faced with having to help a white person save their land. so, i didn't give him the full force of what i could do. >> reporter: an obama administration official called s

transferred from cecil to the town here that involve the name change the entire principality from sioux still to bloody near to still. the golden gate was erected in eleven sixty four i was the outstanding symbol of the city its witness everything from celebrations to tragedies and. over the entrance its huge oak goes with it as you can see is no more. today the city is full of. tourist buses zoom past the sights nice not happy tourists take photographs of new buildings that stand next to ancient and historical structures that are centuries old is a happy harmony that makes the fascinating city what it is today. it was a story in the back streets in the hillside areas behind the main assumption cathedral not only will you see impressive views here but the locals relax meet friends and family sing songs and paint. in city attorney it's so nice to come and relax here with friends in the fresh air surrounded by impressive architecture. is roughly one hundred and eighty kilometers from moscow the best way to get here is by car if you don't have your own transport like teach the train. stati

city over you could get was very much a case of the midwest if and merkel i'm sure if you like is the sioux country's leaders roths more of their personal strong relationship really highlights the country's two excellent relationship at the moment historically until it was greeted chatted with mr medvedev influence russian he with her off to a top local restaurant where they enjoyed all to perth but later promised it was not poor people who predicted that germany would lose in the semifinal of the world cup now there was talk of a trio of world leaders forward looking leaders barack obama to reach madrid if i glow merkel a transatlantic troika if you like moving the world forward of security and defense issues with food as the unifying force let's listen in russian you might let me draw your attention to the fact that germany is number one on the list of russia's partners we have a long time relations which has not been spoiled even by difficult chapters in our history. when it comes to russia and germany's relations with other countries it's not like in school where you have just one frien

of the cherokee nation as his native american policy advisor and jodie jilett of the standing rock sioux rain to to provide a voice to the american indian nation within the president's white house senior staff. providing a critical seat at the table when important decisions are being made about the lives, nation and people of american indian dissent. and whereas president obama and secretary of the interior ken salazar selected larry oako hawk of the pawnee nation to serve as assistant secretary for indian affairs and have held listening sessions on american indian and alaska native issues around the country. and the white house. and whereas american indian heritage month recognizes and honors the continued contributions of the american indian community and promotes awareness about issues facing the american indian population today. and whereas the mayor of the city and county of san francisco is proud to partner with kqed, friendsship house, association of american indian, american indian aids project and the american indian health center to celebrate five outstanding local heroes for t

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pick city today happens to be sioux city, iowa, nbc 4. they've got showers and storms.oux city? >> i am. l rit! way to go. you've got showers and storms today. you can see we have monsoonal moisture coming out of the southwest, risk of storms there, strong storms from the dakotas back through minnesota and parts of nebraska. we're also looking at low humidity and plenty of sunshine in the northeast. gulf coast looking pretty good, warm, though, heat advisories throughout the southeast with feels-like temperatures well over 100 degrees today. here's a view of the san mateo bridge. the low clouds are the reason we're seeing arriving flights. as you can see from the temperatures today, mostly 60s and 70s again. around the bay area. we'll see some 70s around the bay area. weekend same story. wake up with low clouds. inland still 80s. pretty mild this time of year. jenna's mom. ma what's your name? >> sheila. >> mama wolf is in the house. you've got to tell me some stories. >> matt? >> all right, al. thank you very much. >>> when we come back, the father of phoebe prince spe

host: the last word there from sioux city, iowa. we will take a time-out and then we will talk about failed states around the world, at least the opinion of blake hounshell. we will go to various parts of the world, what they are experiencing and what it means. meantime, some news from c-span radio. >> we will tell you what is going to be on the sunday tv talk shows. the topics will include the gulf coast oil spill, afghanistan, the economy and politics. on abc this week correspondents will talk with john mccain. he is the ranking republican on the senate armed services committee. the guest on fox news sunday include senator joseph lieberman who chairs the homeland security committee and south carolina republican senator jim demint and kenneth einberg administrator of the gulf coast claims facility. on "face the nation" bob scheiffer will be with lindsey graham. on cnn's state of the union the host will talk to guests including the ohio democratic congressmans. afghanistan's ambassador to the u.s. will be object. "meet the press" is

and i think green bay, you're a part of sioux falls. duluth as well. asheville, atlanta. and also, we have this high fire damage. more than 50 fires have broken out in the west since saturday. lightning is kicking off the fires in the mountains. heats up in the northeast. we'll talk about that throughout the morning. >> all of america's weather in the next half hour. george? >> okay, sam. thanks. >>> officials in phoenix are apologizing this morning after mixing up the identities of two, young women involved in a horrific car accident. one family planned a funeral, while another held vigil by their daughter's bedside, only to learn days later that someone had made a terrible mistake. andrea canning has the latest from arizona. we also have the first family reaction to that apology. >> reporter: good morning, george. they're just relieved that officials are finally talking publicly about this. as for abby gooy guerra, she's one that survived the crash. she's in this hospital in critical condition. she's fighting for her life. she had multiple brain surgeries. but as for ta

hibing, minnesota, sioux falls, e movdo watches in effect and rainfall amounts anywhere from 1 orthernches of rain locally possible. ioux falls, tornado wat >>> in san francisco this morning, we've got overcast skies, maybe mist at times underneath the low clouds, especially out by the coast. temperatures here, 50s through the morning. low clouds all the way towards livermore and out towards the delta this morning. lunchtime, we'll break up low clouds inland. staying cool and breezy for san francisco and the coast with 50s and low 60s there. san jose, 75 today. upper 70s today. mild temperatures into tomorrow. into the weekend, temperatures slowly climb. r> thank you very much. officials in arizona have issued a public apology to the families involved in a tragic medical ficialafter the survivor of an accident was mistakenly identified as the girl who died. kristin welker with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. abby guerra is fighting for her life here at st. joseph's hospital. she has under gone multiple surgeries. and her family is holding a constant vigil by her bedside as a

sioux falls to dubuque. iowa had inches of rain from a stationary front and storms that developed along it. this could be a day of heavy rain, three inches of rain, triggering big-time flooding. there's two pockets of severe storms. big heat across the country. 11 states that have heat advisories out today. very active weather pattern. and all that weather was brought to you by progressive. george? >> sam, we got a debate going on over here. >>> coming up, lindsay lohan's first night behind bars. why the star may be out of jail in just a couple weeks. money on my car insurance. how do i know if i'm getting a good deal? you should talk to the specialist. the specialist? he compares rates side by side. you could save hundreds. it's easy. great. okay, pickles! do your thing. [ bell rings ] that's amazing! i trained him myself. i meant the... okay. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today. go back. go now. whatever your age. look up to 5 years younger in 14 days. introducing anew

also from sioux falls, to omaha, and green bay, to the western side of the great lakes.hazy, hot and humid. it will be the next three days. if you thought we got rid of this early, and long, hot summer, no. philly's at 94 on sunday. on the west coast it's been warming up. l.a. got to two days above 90 degrees. seattle about 74. dallas, 100 degrees.mememe come on. it's your birthday. get over here. your birthday, too. all that weather was brought to you by mastercard. robin? >> we can't wait to get out there and join you, sam. >>> now, caught on tape. it's pink. the singer known for her high-flying trapeze performances. we were wowed when we saw this recently at the grammys and saying, what if something goes wrong? well, we saw what happens when that is the case. in germany yesterday. you see her dancers are fastening in her harness. don't do a good job. she hits a barricade. she's all right. just slingshots off the stage like that. she was able to tweet from the ambulance. >> had a couple of tweets from the ambulance. first, she said to all my nuremberg fans, i'm so, so,