you are pretty much in the midst of the sioux wars, which were devastating. in 1876, you have custer's defeat at the little bighorn. there are lots of fears about the indian menace. the flathead indians, very peaceful. the nez perce, very peaceful. but there's the threat of the sioux indians, the cheyenne, the blackfoot from up north, so there was a fear for that. plus, in my opinion, the missoulaleaders of understood that once you get the government in, you can't get them out. and they pay an ungodly amount of money to the community. i think it was a shrewd decision by the city founders to pursue having a fort. there's the noncommissioned officer quarters. there's the root cellar. and the carriage house. those are the only three structures that still remain. in the early 1900s, it is called the million-dollar fort. rather than close it, the senator scott $1 million to invest more in it. so, we got a lot, a lot of those structures left on the historical museum grounds. is not rest of it which part of the museum, but still there, still active, not militarily,

you're looking at live pictures of senator kamala harris on the campaign trail right now in sioux cityiowa. harris is still in the spotlight since last week's debate where she went after joe biden's record on racial justice. moments ago harris turned her attention back to her main target, president trump. >> make america great again? does that mean back before the voting rights act? back before the civil rights act? back before roe v. wade? what's he talking about, make america great again? there is such greatness in who we are right now. and so let's agree that we're not going to turn back the clock. we're not going back. we are not going back. >> and she's also leaning into a new attack line she debuted this week, saying the president is a predator. >> he has predatory instincts and a predatory nature. and the thing about predators is this. predators by their nature identify and then prey on the vulnerable. predators are cowards. and we don't need a predator in the white house. >> it's a good thing we don't have a predator drinking game going on because that was just the one sound bi

but there's the threat of the sioux indians, the cheyenne, the up north, som there was fear, plus, in my opinion, the business leaders that once you get the government in, you can't get at --ut and they play they pay an ungodly amount of money. decisiont was a shrewd . there's the noncommissioned officer quarters. there's the root cellar. threeare the only structures that still remain. fort.s the million-dollar rather than close it, the senators got a million dollars to invest more in it. so, we got a lot, a lot of those structures left. it,still active, not militaril- contains the old berrick spit -- buildings. -- derek's buildings. buildings. those were the parts that were extremely valuable during the cc and also the internment camp. it's important to understand the origins of a community in order to understand where it is today. it's particularly increasingly important as more people from outside come in. they need to be immersed in local history to understand what we are. they see as. let's move there. it's wonderful. higgins, hammond. important aspect in developing the fundament

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kyung lah cnn sioux city iowa. >>now as for when the next democratic debate will be the next primary debate is scheduled for july 30th and 31th so at the very end of the month. now turning our attention to stories for your money toyota has expanded its recall on the prius the company notified us dealers at the recall now includes prius models made in 2018. toyota pulled almost 800,000 pre is back in 2014 because of a defect in its electronic power system to executive testified that the hybrid inverters failed for as many as 20,000 prius owners toy attempted to fix a problem modified some software, but that didn't seem to help. a quick live look outside and shot here sfo where there's fog overhead will see that impacts flights. >>heading into the city this morning once these flight once these flight oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger co

highway 20 east from where i live in sioux city, two of the next three towns have lost their grocery store in the last five years and we are the second-most i closer producing district in america -- agricultural district in america and you have to grow your own tomatoes or drive a half hour into sioux city to get one. we are missing out on localized markets. guest: about the macro versus the micro issue, he is correct that there are many issues that are addressed, we are talking about the fed rate, we have to do both write and he pc democratic party does the best is the micro please, why when rural america is so dependent in our state for medicaid's expansion what this demonstration and thousands of people are on medicaid expansion , many in rural, many with opioid addictions are dependent on medicaid expansion but this administration argues to eliminate that program in court. i could go program by program and get down to loans we could be making to small business and down to tailoring a lot if our farm programs so we can bring back the small stakeholder farmers. looking at rural dev

highway 20 east from where i live in sioux city, two of the next three towns have lost their grocery store in the last five years and we are the second-most i closer producing district in america -- agricultural district in america and you have to grow your own tomatoes or drive a half hour into sioux city to get one. we are missing out on localized markets. guest: about the macro versus the micro issue, he is correct that there are many issues that are addressed, we are talking about the fed rate, we have to do both write and he pc democratic party does the best is the micro please, why when rural america is so dependent in our state for medicaid's expansion what this demonstration and thousands of people are on medicaid expansion , many in rural, many with opioid addictions are dependent on medicaid expansion but this administration argues to eliminate that program in court. i could go program by program and get down to loans we could be making to small business and down to tailoring a lot if our farm programs so we can bring back the small stakeholder farmers. looking at rural dev

. >> biden reacted to her comments during a stop in sioux city, iowa. >> you are either medicare for all, which means obamacare's gone, gone, period, or you build on obamacare like i'm doing, and you provide a medicare option. i don't know what her position, maybe she's changed her position, i don't know. >> meantime, senator bernie sanders takes on his rivals today on medicare for all. he's scheduled to speak at george washington university. cnn's first new hampshire poll of 2020 hopefuls shows no clear leader among biden, sanders, and senator elizabeth warren. the poll also shows a lot of uncertainty with 64% saying they are undecided. >>> retired supreme court justice john paul stevens has died at the age of 99. the soft-spoken americaner suffered a -- midwesterner suffered a stroke and passed away tuesday at a ft. lauderdale hospital with his daughters by his side. stevens served as a naval intelligence officer in world war ii and was nominated to the high court by republican president gerald ford in 1975. stevens went on to become a leader of the court's liberal wing, serving un

sioux city and southern portions of minnesota.e could see a stray storm around chicago, milwaukee, too. i think one of the big stories, our hottest month of the year, the heat and humidity is going to be on in the southeast, actually turned up a notch by your standards. over the weekend was very hot in the midwest. today still warm, not quite as bad. 90s in chicago. 94 in st. louis. tuesday into wednesday, heat indesi indeseize in -- indices in north fl florida will feel like 106. extended holiday weekend, washington, d.c., 93 on july 4th, and look at this, raleigh could be up there close to 100 on wednesday. as is expected, it's july, and the heat is on. >> we'll take it. >> beach day. >> beach summer. >> we'll take it for now, right. because then we'll be explaining in four months. it's just like a cycle, just a really bad cycle. >> cycles called seasons. >>> still ahead, tensions in hong kong escalate further as protesters once again clash with police over a controversial extradition bill. >>> white house adviser, ivanka trump

john law cnn sioux city. and the bay area senator and presidential candidate kamala harris has unveiled a new billion black home ownership plan. >>she says it would address the us racial wealth gap by hou discrimination and financial literacy in black communities. senator harris made the announcement yesterday while speaking at the essence >>releasing a new plan to start closing the wealth gap. after generations of discrimination. families a real shot home ownership historically. divers of wealth in our country. >>the senator's plan also looks at home buyers in areas impacted by red lining that's a tactic used by banks to refuse lending to poor and minority groups. they will be able to apply for federal grants up to $25,000 that money will help homebuyers with closing costs and down payments. harris says her plan will help up to 4 million american families. coming up a group of east bay kids gets the trip of a lifetime how their teacher made it all happen fof firefighters can now fight ♪ ♪ this is how driving

were there, introducing myself, and then going to sioux center which is one of the most, if not theplaces in the state of iowa and not writing anybody off. and not asking who'd you vote for for president last time? what party do you belong to? who do you pray to, who do you rtant to you right now. we're americans first before we're anything else. and i got to tell you, in addition to showing up with the courage of our convictions, talking about what we want to see for america, i'm learning so much by listening to people about what's important to them in their lives and they never asked about polling. they never ask about fundraising. they don't care about the horse race they want to know how they're going to afford prescription medication or how we're going to get mental health care, not as a function of luck or fortune, but as a human right that every single american can depend on. and think that's something that unites us across the differences that we have in this country right now. [ cheers and applause >> seth: it -- it strikes me that, you know, from what i know about you, it

you're pretty much in the midst of the sioux wars, which are devastating. in 1976 you have custer's defeat at the little bighorn. there's lots of fears about the indian menace. and we have, the flathead indians, largely peaceful. the nes pers who come through the area, peaceful. but there's the threat of the sioux, the cheyenne, the blackfoot from up north. so there was a fear for that. plus, in my opinion, the business leaders of missoula understood that once you get the government in, you can't get them out. and they pay an ungodly amount of money to the community. so i think it was a very, very shrewd decision by the city founders to pursue having a fort. there is the noncommissioned officers quarters, the root cellar and the carriage house. those are the only three structures that still remain. a one0, it was called million-dollar fort, because rather than close it, the center has got $1 million to invest in it. we have got a lot of those structures left on historical museum grounds, but the rest of it, which is still there and active, contains the old

opportunity for someone else to come in and unfortunately when a job is filled the flea some fighting sioux name and even. the emphasis over criminal justice system should be on violent offenses this is where most people are concerned about. they one murderers and branded they want murders and rapes are solved and they want these people taken out of the community and locked away in prison so that our communities can be safe i don't know what to come out just as well to be like without the war on drugs. my only experience of it has been during the war on drugs. and i started family in 1991 war on drugs really heated up in the eighty's kept rolling through the ninety's you know it sort of started tapering off in the 2000 but it's still alive and well it's like pounding funder of anti drug is styria in 1906 we must do something anything and that meant grasping at straws and not looking ahead at what the costs are going to be and what might be effective while i was on the hill i increasingly became convinced that the war on drugs was a mistake it was. counterproductive and i wanted to put my en

westerners in virginian, however, knew him as a hard time, someone that would use the army to bludgeon the sioux in the west and the southerners. there is now a new ball, stronger meat, as he called it. western armies had won the war by their hard style of fighting. and approach eventually adopted in all theaters that brought the confederacy to it knees. their officers then assumed the mantle of leadership in national government in the wake of union victory. and this is a quote. when the war was over, we found that president the united states was a western man, the vice president a western man. the speaker house and western man. secondary of stretchy, western man. secretary of war -- you get the idea? the post passenger yen raul, a western man. the attorney general a western man. the general of the army a western man. the lieutenant general, a western man. the admiral of the navy a western man. he goes on to finish the whole power of the government both in its civil and military departments had n this great struggle, passed into the hands of men of the west. he was not just talking about the pos

veterans and the poverty they face today is a national disgrace we should be ashamed but from the sioux fought for our country are living in poverty we have an opportunity in their twilight years to get that right it's not too late we could still make amends we're talking about people who fought for us in the most horrendous circumstances as surely if britain and the british people mean anything it's about generosity of spirit. i think all. political leadership sometimes doesn't remember that this is a battle that's not yet. the u.k.'s ministry of defense did not respond to our repeated requests for comment yet there are signs that government policy could be changing in november 28th as the world prepared to mark the 17 read of the end of the great britain announced a 12000000 pound package to help impoverished veterans and war widows from commonwealth nations but senior officials insist that this relatively modest sum is 8 not compensation it's not designed a time what it is designed to do is provide some very practical support what my department core mission is to alleviate extreme po

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veterans and the poverty they face today is a national disgrace we should be ashamed that from the sioux for our country are living in poverty we have an opportunity in the twilight to get that right it's not too late we could still make amends we're talking about people who fought for us in the most horrendous circumstances surely if britain and the british people made and the thing it's about generosity of spirit. i think all. political leadership sometimes doesn't remember that this is a battle that's not yet what the u.k.'s ministry of defense did not respond to our repeated requests for comment yet there are signs that government policy could be changing in november 28th as the world prepared to mark the 17 year read of the end of the great war britain announced a 12000000 pound package to help impoverished veterans and war widows from commonwealth nations but senior officials insist that this relatively modest sum is 8 not compensation it's not designed to attain what it is designed to do is provide some very practical support what my department dollars our core mission is to allev

beyonce, meantime, she shut down the grand canyon and her crew filmed last week at the base of halva siouxalls. a lot of tourists took to facebook to complain that her presence kept permit hikers from visiting the most well-known falls. >>> today is world emoji day. to celebrate apple and google adding these, interracial and same-sex couples and waffles and garlic and butter and animals including sloths and flamingo and aranga tang and skunk. >> i need a mom emoji with three kids. >> they're working on that now. nice cool weather continuing for san francisco but hot in the valley. >> sounds good. >> one with the big eyes. have a goodday. ay area, dot com. have a great da y.grand canyon grand canyon gra canyon grand canyon grand canyon grand canyon. >>> right now on " live," all hands on deck. we're in the bay on an aircraft carrier. >> we're about to get on the uss hornet. >> and then ham ber is off to the races in san diego. >> it is opening day in del mar where the surf meets the turf. >>> and kim is sharing some hero ink with tattoos that touch the heart. >> we are celebrating national

when presidents of japan sing at sioux newsagency and in bristol also in the u.k. mark simmons senior marine experts at the humane society international welcome to you will michael penn in tokyo 1st time in 31 years more than 3 decades what's the point well the point basically is to keep a political constituency happy. there are some small towns along the coast in japan where the economy is is largely based on whaling and these small towns have political. politicians who represent them and they are influential politicians so it's more a batter of the fact that there's a lot on one side of the issue in japan but not really on the other and the pro whaling side politically is stronger can call ins is it enough to say it's cultural well potentially yes but. i question that there is the demand no one thing that avoids much attention as a fact there are a 2nd sugar bowl culling all smallish which are outside such as dolphins pole pieces which are outside of any international treaties mark symons in bristol does this give the government a longer term exit strategy becaus

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heat and humidity making temperatures feel tomorrow as hot as 114 in sioux city, 107 in chicago, 99 in new york city. 100 in charlotte and 1 00 in new orleans. it's going to get hotter than this as we hit saturday's forecast, so once again, traveling anywhere, make sure to drink that water and take plenty of breaks. my extended forecast, 630s right here in san francisco over the next seven days. little bit of morning fog. afternoon sunshine. looking all good. inland valleys warm up into the upper 80s this weekend and possibly some low 90s into next week. okay. thinking about the weekend right now? i know i am. we have two events for you. the first one is the apollo 11, 50th anniversary on the u.s. hornet. mid 70s, sunshine, it's going to be beautiful. uss hornet is actually what captured the capsule and the astronauts from that splash down. so very cool, and also the nbc bay area treat truck which is in walnut creek. i'll be there on saturday with the alessialesher sen for for t. if you mind me, i'll give you some ice cream. >> you're a nice guy. >> i'll be at the tree truck before the

until we find the sioux don we want to live in. the breakthrough came at a time of dwindling hope and the biggest show of force since the violent dismantling of the sit in camps outside cartoons army headquarters. tens of thousands tooook to the streets across sudan last weekend. but that two ended in bloodshed. at least eleven were killed and more than one hundred and eighty injured in clashes s with sececy forcrces. the latest from the africa cup of nations next were benin has just beaten morocco in penalties the team strong performance in the knock out stage has been one of the biggest surprises. of the competition so far for more we can go across the simon harding in cairo for assignment it came down to penalties but in the end benin. has made it through to the quarterfinals. yes the lan i. i'm aids and absolutely monumental upsets in this africa cup of nations and that really isn't an overstatement been named. who it never expected it to be a moral code into the last? sixteen and the aids a results which has taken everyone by

showers, thunderstorms, and the threat for severe weather in places like minneapolis all the way west of sioux falls, and pierre, and all the way south eventually into wisconsin and also into chicago. you can see that line of storms. tomorrow the threat for severe thunderstorms is in a similar place, because again, that ridge of high pressure really has not moved. how hot does it feel? it feels like the 90s and low 100s across a lot of the upper midwest. tomorrow will be almost equally as hot, just a little bit cooler, but not cool by any means, with feels like temperatures in the upper 90s to near 100 degrees. and as we head through the upcoming week, we'll see a ridge of high pressure in the eastern two-thirds of the country straight through the fourth of july. ht if you're hot right now, you'll stay hot straight through the fourth and probably beyond that. >> duthiers: be looking toward a pool. thank you, jeff. in oregon, republican lawmakers were back at work today at the state capitol. some had fled the state ten days ago instead of voting on a climate change bill. the governor had ordere

rain just pushing up into hong kong temperatures here at around 32 degrees still plenty of rain in sioux wealthiest in parts of india the west and still saying big downpours up towards the central plains as well so over towards a state where we've seen some very heavy rain a recently pushing across into behind of course that has led to further flooding science of the 5 ports is just starting to ease at the moment and hopefully that will be the case as we go on through the next couple of days but you can see the situation still pretty poor at present more big downpours across the northeast of india bangladesh pushing up across the far north of in the. more heavy rain through the western ghats and now that rain pushing back into moment by we'll see temperatures in new delhi at 36 degrees. recruited to win a war exploited to on the battlefield to call the new regime placed in different value in african life and in the parish and then abandoned for a lifetime we should be ashamed but thank goodness we form for our country on this big over to the people in power investigates the plight of imp

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when presidents of japan sing at sioux newsagency and in bristol also in the u.k. mark simmons senior marine experts at the humane society international welcome to you will michael penn in tokyo 1st time in 31 years more than 3 decades what's the point well the point basically is to keep a political constituency happy. there are some small towns along the coast in japan where the economy is this largely based on whaling and these small towns have political. politicians who represent them and they are influential politicians so it's more a batter of the fact that there's a lot on one side of the issue in japan but not really on the other and the pro whaling side politically is stronger can call ins is it enough to say it's cultural well potentially yes but i question that there is the demand no one thing that avoids much attention as a fact there are a 2nd shooter poll culling all smaller citations which are outside such as dolphins poll percentage which are outside of any international treaties monk simmons in bristol does this give the government a longer term exi

harris announced she will make stops across the state from sioux city to davenport, and will include stops in three of iowa's congressional districts. after her performance in the first primary debate, her retail operation in iowa has begun to intensify, her campaign has more than 65 staffers in the state. >>> and a campaign stop in orange city, iowa, senator elizabeth warren had her town hall crashed by an unexpected visitor. >> we have an extra. hi sweetie, are you looking for mama. it's okay. oh, sister. it's all right. it's okay. here we go. bye bye. >> not intimidated at all by that crowd, right. >> joining us now, politico reporter for the washington examiner, emily larson. great to have you back. let's talk about this strategy from kamala harris or more effort if you will, she's stepping up her presence on the campaign trail. could we see other candidates follow suit as we qualify for the fall democratic debates intensifies. >> certainly this is really the time for especially the candidates in the lower tier who have not had the traction and fundraising and in the polling to g

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she's holding a town hall this morning in sioux city. other 2020 democratic presidential candidates also hit the trail for the fourth of july, including iowa and new hampshire. the candidates got up close and personal with voters in their bid to face president trump next fall. >>> national polls at this point still show joe biden as a front runner with senator kamala harris and elizabeth warren, making gains among voters on the fundraising front, president trump campaign says it has raised 54 million dollars for the campaign or test of the second quarter. democrat pete buttigieg of indiana raised nearly $25 million. just ahead ofan sanders were both and iowa thursday.>> what i'm going to do is answer the questions that i masked, and try to move the debate were put inc. the democratic party needs to go.>> we just have more grassroots enthusiasm than any campaign out there. we have over 1 million volunteers in this country. >> the democratic national convention in milwaukee is about one year away. >>> the time is 5:11. a lot of families ar

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. >> reporter: the sioux side preseng net and the film are expected to be completed january of 2021.he film makers tell me the documentary will be available in theaters an on digital platforms. at the golden gate bridge, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a hometown hero in the city of south san francisco. up next, meet a young woman who is destined to join the city's fire fighting ranks an how a 911 call may have start it all. >> outside, a little bit of fog covering over san francisco along coast line. check on your current conditions an line up the number for the bay area weekend coming up. i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto®, when taken with low-dose aspirin, is proven to further reduce the risk of blood clots that can cause heart attack, stroke, or cardio

she is holding a town hall in sioux city. other 2020 democratic presidential candidates also hit the campaign trail for the fourth of july. putting iowa and new hampshire. they got up close and personal with voters in their bid to face president trump next fall. >>> national polls social joe biden is a front runner with senator harris and elizabeth warren making gains among primary voters. on the fundraising front, president trump campaign says has raised 54 million dollars for his campaign war chest in the second quarter. democrat pete buttigieg of indiana raised nearly $25 million just ahead of joe biden and bernie sanders, who were both in iowa on thursday. >> i'm going to answer the questions i'm asked and move the democratic debate where they think the party needs to go. >> we have more grassroots enthusiasm than any paint out there. more than 1 million volunteers in this country. >> democratic national convention in milwaukee was about one year away. >> resident trump let his salute to america and the national lot in wa

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dollars toto e institute.an and t you have e what happene yesterdy at standing rock, standining rok siouxribal members gathering at the d dakota access pipelinto show solidarity with you, with native hawaiians, who are posing the -- opposing the construction of this huge telescopope at maua kea. cacan you compare what is happening right now to what took placee in standing r rock? do you see similaritie >> i certainly can because i was at standingg rocock twice.. and so were a lalarge numbmber f our r people here when standing rock occurred, we already had a relationship with the leadership. stone camp and standing rock. in fact, the first d day when we took that stance when the elders sat there and chose to block the road, the first caller that we had that morning to bless our -- so we have a very close relationship to our relatives because we are both standing for what is sacred water. we are standing for the water from our mountain and they are standing for their water. the similarities are astounding. some of them being you have a's all space with a large amount of people that cannot h

dakota access pipeline that the obama administration suspended construction of after the standing rock siouxbe challenged the project in court. the trump administration after taking office allowed the project to go forward with financing from wells fargo. >> hypothetically if there was a leak from the dakota access pipeline, why shouldn't wells fargo pay for the clean up since it paid for the construction of the pipeline itself? >> because we don't operate the pipeline. we provide financing to the company as operating the pipeline. our responsibility is to ensure that at the time that we make that loan, that customer and we have a group of people in wells fargo including an environmental oversight group headed by one of my colleagues who used to be at the epa -- >> one question. why did wells fargo finance this pipeline when it was widely seen to be environmentally unstable. >> the reason is because our team reviewed the environment impact and we concluded that it was a risk we were willing to take. >> so the environmental impact team at wells fargo said go ahead. take the risk. freshman con

showers, thunderstorms and the threat for severe weather in places like minneapolis all the way west to siouxalls and pierre and all the way south into wisconsin and into chicago. you can see that line of storms. tomorrow the threat for severe thunderstorms is in a similar place because, again, that ridge of high pressure has not moved. how hot does it feel? it feels like the 90s and low 100s across the upper midwest. tomorrow is going to be almost equally as hot. just a little bit cooler but not cool by any means with feels-like temperatures in the upper 90s to near 100 degrees. through the upcoming week, a ridge of high pressure in the eastern two-thirds of the country straight through the fourth of july. if you're hot right now you'll stay hot through the fourth and probably beyond that. >> be looking towards a pool. thank you, jeff.>>oregon, repub lawmakers were back at work at the capitol. some fled the state instead of voting on a climate change bill. the governor ordered the state police to bring the returned voluntarily after majority democrats said they didn't have enough votes to pa