and yet the sioux today finds hope at his feet. thing, thehe flowing missouri.hat the white man first found him and named him, and now the missouri has become his promise of a place in the sun, for the nation which conquered him is today engaged in conquering the river, directing huge dams like fort like fort peck. one day these lands -- these dams will lace the land with ofer, forces capable powering homes, controlling floods, irrigating earth, and yes, bringing a fallen people to their feet. the missouri valley will become an industrial area, new strength for america and a new source of opportunity for americans, red as well as white. progress which destroyed the sioux now gives promise of .estitution thus a people living with an find living -- for the present net -- for the preservation of the dignity of man. ♪ a sioux indian winter

the sioux were one of these tribes. existence on the plains depended on two animals, the horse and the buffalo.

the sioux were one of these tribes.

the sioux were one of these tribes. [native american singing] ♪ their existence on the plains depended on two animals, the horse and the buffalo. a♪ -- ♪ with horses, they were able to pursue the buffalo, and from the buffalo they obtained their food, shelter, clothing, tools, weapons, and almost everything else that was needed for the tribes to survive and flourish. each year of their past was recorded through a symbolic drawing and handed down as history from generation to generation. >> my name is lydia fire thunder bluebird. i'm an oglala sioux. this is my great uncle's winter count. in sioux it is called [speaking sioux language] he was the one from the tribe who would make drawings of something important that happened each year. ♪ each one of these pictures stands for one year. we did not use numbers like today. instead, each year had a symbol. one person would be in charge of keeping this record for each band among the sioux. every year when the winter came, the elders and the recorder of the winter count would m

it happened about three hours west of sioux falls.onathan vigliotti tonight on the investigation. >> reporter: south central south dakota was under a winter storm warning sat avy snow front quickly moved in. the single engine polaris pc-12 like the one taken here had just taken flight when investigators say it lost control and crashed into farmland. it's unclear why the plane was allowed to take off. the weather prevented other aircraft from landing and even complicated efforts to respond to the crash site. the victims range in ages from 7 to 81 years old, including jim and kirk hansen, brothers and prominent businessmen. the family was reportedly returning to idaho falls. incredibly, three passengers survived, all men. the youngest 17. they were transported to an area hospital. their conditions are unknown. the county attorney wrote on facebook the first responders should be commended in the heroic actions to rescue the victims in the extreme weather conditions. ntsb investigators are expected to arrive at the site tomorrow. the bad

in the early 1980's, an indian school in south dakota cacheiewed a local interviewed local sue -- sioux aboutlocal those whose ancestors had been photographed over a century earlier. the 1877 government catalog described associated tribal groups as people who had made more substantial progress in civilizations. many of them having permanently discarded the indian habits and dress. but a century later, community members recalled their relatives differently. struck by who you see on the right, it was no assimilationist. similarly, smutty bear on the left was an expert hunter who resisted federal policy. these family stories shift the meaning of 19th century portraits. photographs tossed out into the world as evidence of a vanishing race get pulled back in as emblems of family pride. photographs may be stable objects. but they do have unstable meanings. and tracking the shifting workpaper form over time and in different contexts, that is the job for a historian. most historians, if they think about photographs at all, focus on them as images, not material objects, and as illustrations, rat

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people were killed when the plane went down in snowy weather, it happened about three hours west of sioux falls. here's john vigliotti on the ovation. south-central south dakota was under a winter storm warning saturday as a heavy snow front quickly moved in. the single engine pilatus pc-12 like the one pictured here had just taken flight when investigators say it lost control and crashed into farmland. it's unclear why the plane was allowed to take off. the weather prevented other aircraft from landing and even complicated efforts to respond to the crash site. the victims range in ages from 7 to 81 years old, including jim and kirk hansen, brothers and prominent businessman. the family was reportedly returning to idaho falls. incredibly three passengers survived, all men, the youngest, 17. they were transported to an area hospital. their conditions are unknown. the county attorney wrote on facebook the first responders should be commended in their heroic actions to rescue the victims in the extreme weather conditions. ntsb investigators are expected to arrive at the site tomorrow. the ba

three were injured when a single-engine ane crashed shortly after takeoff about 140 miles west of sioux falls. tomorrow members of the house intelligence committee will begin privately reviewing the final report from the impeachment inquiry. late yesterday the intelligence committee added a hearing for tuesy to consider anvote o approving and sending the report to the house judiciary committee. the findings from the depositions and public hearings with ukraine will basislings for the committee's decision on formal articles of impeachment. on wednesday the judiciary committee has scheduled a public hearing to consider the historal and constitutional standards for impeachment. president trump and his attorneys are invited to participate but the presentll e in london for the nato summit. on the eve of a two-week climate conference, u.n. secretary general antÓnio guterres called international efforts to reduce paris accord, "utterly the 2015 inadequate." guterres urged leaders to pledge to reduce greenhouse gasesotr reach carbon nity by 2050. >> we are confronted now with a obal climate cri

they have beenen transported to medical facilities in sioux falls. bad weather was reported at the time of the crash. >>> this week there are new public hearings in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. the white house has announced that mr. trump and his attorneys will not participate in hearings scheduled for wednesday. weijia jiang has the latest. >> reporter: president trump himself will not participate in the house judiciary committee's first hearing on wednesday, tweeting "i will be representing our country in london at nato while the democrats are holding the most ridiculous impeachment hearings in history." the house intelligence committee will likely release a report reviewing what members found after collecting evidence for weeks to determine if the president abused power by pressuring ukraine to investigate political rivals. on wednesday, the house judiciary committee will take the lead. ranking republican doug collins said the first witness he wants to call is house intel chairman adam schiff. >> it's easy to hide behind a report.

fellow westerners and van virginians, knew him as a a bludgeon against he city civilians and dakota sioux in minnesota in response to regular violence. comradesred his former a new bull, a stronger meat as he called it. pardon the pun, please. armies had won the war fighting.ard style and eventually adopted approach in all theaters that brought the confederacy to its knees. naturally their officers then assumed the mantle of leadership in national government in the wake of union victory. tonight, eminded them and this is his quote, when the that the er we found president of the united states was a western man. the vice president, a western speaker of the house a western man, secretary of the treasury, a western man, war, a western man, you're getting the idea, right? interior, ary of the western man, the postmaster general, a western man, the attorney general, a western man, of the army, a western man, the lieutenant general, a western man, the of the navy, a western man. and then he goes on to finish, the whole power of the both in its civil and military departments had in this struggle

hardliner, someone who had used the army as a wartime bludgeon against the city civilians and dakota sioux in minnesota in response to irregular violence. pope offered his former comrades a new bull, a stronger meat as he called it. pardon the pun, please. western armies had won the war by their hard style fighting. and eventually adopted that approach in all theaters that brought the confederacy to its knees. naturally their officers then , assumed the mantle of leadership in national government in the wake of union victory. as pope reminded them tonight, and this is his quote, when the war was over, we found that the president of the united states was a western man. the vice president, a western man, the speaker of the house a western man, secretary of the treasury, a western man, secretary of war, a western man, you're getting the idea, right? the secretary of the interior, a western man, the postmaster general, 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. and th

helping solve the problems that you see in your city thank you so much for coming on taser trouble in sioux hype about always a pleasure please come back and keep up the great work out there. thank you thank you. and finally i got some truly disturbing news for you reagan's among those some afraid your plants are screaming yes my green loving herbivores a new study by researchers at the tele be beautiful found that microphones placed near stress to made on tobacco plants recorded ultrasonic squeals from the plants these quills were made of within a range of 20 to 100. kill or hurt some volume that is well out of the human range of hearing and apparently there are variables to the sounds researchers discovered the drought stressed tomato plants average about $35.00 ultrasonic schools per hour while those with cups stems $25.00 in comparison the average number of sounds a minute by on touch plants fell below one per hour so let that be a lesson the next time you forget the water your plants will decide to cut down the tree in your back property because plants in your garden no one can hear th

which as we go on into friday as you see lottie settle and sunny people cloud just coming back in sioux city must see want to see showers just rolling in here over the next couple days are certainly something to watch out for showers continuing into northern parts of madagascar 2 northern areas of maize and bake pushing up into tanzania but to the south of that it's not a fine and sunny. weather sponsored by countdown anyone. are you out on the street. whether on line you feel the weight of the system when you walk through each and every layer further into the jail or if you join us on entering has to start. again you're in detention or your own car this is a dialogue everyone has a price ok there are studies that support. i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation amount is iraq. but you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories. the 44th president of the united states donald trump has been impeached members of the house formally charged with abuse of power and obstruction of congress a trial in the senate is expected next month. called those

temperatures struggling to get into double figures for jerusalem a 16 that the beirut come across in sioux falls afghanistan pakistan is lousy dry plenty of sunshine as is the case to across the arabian peninsula pleasant sunshine here in howell it is feeling a little chilly as we go into the evenings and the overnight payable temperatures generally getting up to around $24.00 celsius nice is down towards southern parts of amman you could catch a shower which is out what's the weather just not doing its way over towards the horn of africa society something to watch out for over the next couple of days housefull southern africa we still have a few showers in see the east all of south africa further north that's where the wetter weather will remain into madagascan water madagascar pushing across into northern areas of maize and bake them will. you're watching al-jazeera his reminder about top stories iraq's president says he brother was in the midst of it was rejected by protesters. is refusing to support the nominee put forward by the largest parliamentary bloc which is backed by iran. turk

we've got a scattering really of showers and thunderstorms across the lake and insula and across into siouxmarch of getting that well widespread as we head on into choose daytime which is a cool typically in the low thirty's celsius not typical way to the temperatures into australia will this earring hate back in place not really heat wave what we've got is a real spike in at the time which is so look at this 40 celsius in adelaide 43 in melbourne 40 in her about this is from monday these time which is all 20 degrees celsius above the average for this time of year meanwhile feeling much better in perth a high of 26 and as i say it is a spike because once this next front goes through we've got some cool app behind so 2521 in melbourne and 22 degrees and i have also feeling a whole lot better some showers likely as well as we head through that day monday meanwhile into both islands of new zealand it will be a bit cloudy across into the south on a bit time which is in the low twenty's and on both days we should have some nice sunshine in between the cloud really quite woman oakland with a high

liberians hoping to reach the united states the disease has false the closure of a migrant shelter in sioux adults wireless mexican city close to the u.s. border wall than 70 migrants move to the children the sick the shelter housing the 800 people waiting court dates for their asylum applications to the u.s. who doesn't been in the u.s. when work in the north we have suspended the entry of new migrants who are returned by the united states due to the chicken pox outbreak we have at the shelter once controlled more will be able to enter right now we are being helped by religious organizations and others to receive those beams sent back to europe now where supporters of the serbian orthodox church have protested in the capital belgrade against a law passing in neighboring montenegro critics say the religious property law will force the closure of churches and ancient monasteries negress it from serbia in 2006 of leaders president criticizes the churches for promoting pro serb policies well police in montenegro arrested proserpine m.p.'s attempting to stop the vote on the new law that he barb

the next couple of days but otherwise as you can see lots of dry weather basin places of cloud in sioux india up towards and more west even that he will be lost he settled for the most parts shop was there will continue to was flying and i was seeing some very heavy rain some shallows making the way through the gulf of aden more impossible somalia flooding rains of course could see all of our recent typhoon that's sidelined that's now gone through another system out into the open waters will head towards the horn of africa with keeping an eye and furthermore this one to just around the gulf we've got some other what the sliding out of kuwait western parts of iran could even see some showers along the spoils of right here in doha i choose day. big stories generate found some news of headlines these protests are saying down with this is down and down with all of the party. with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean the right stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories without taking down the mis

-- donovan sprague, i come from the lakota ise family and my tribal affiliation, from ,cion river siouxervation , a veryacred bear butte spiritual place where not only lakota, but people of many american indian tribes and nationalities visited. aroundhe time period of 1800, we will say up to the win's as a time period, our henota and cheyenne -- are w lakota and cheyenne dominated this area. they moved with the buffalo and game, which supplied them with food, shelter, and everything that the people know was provided by the creator. spiritual,ificant you know, area. if you look at the bigger picture, you see bear butte surrounded by prairie, but the black hills are about 80 miles long. it is totally surrounded by prairie itself, so it just rises veryt of the prairie, unique area. very beautiful. very sacred. >> taking you back a few years to the fort laramie treaty signed in 1868, everything in the black hills was treaty land for native american community members. a few years later in 1874, the custer expedition cuts through on officiallls orders of seeking a passageway for immigrants in

this lorillard tobacco company film profiles the sioux people of the rosebud reservation in south dakota. according to a 1952 advertising magazine, the company featured a native american theme to highlight their old gold cigarette brand's wooden indian trademark, and to pay tribute to the native american origins of tobacco. lorillard, founded in

. >> a sioux indian winter camp is -- count is a historic record of tribes drawn in symbols on a hide or other material. in this short film by the u.s. information agency, lydia fire thunder bluebird uses her uncle's winter count to explain the tradition. narrator: in the great central plains of north america, there

they think it's totally fine you have a character of a sioux indian performing on illinois land or you have a white man performing at stanford university pretending to be a certain type of thinking that he really wasn't. that's where the conflict is for us, is what we know historically and will place out contemporarily really don't have anything to do with native people today. that's why think we want to fix to record and talked about why that is, why we are -- why we erase native people today from what's going on. the ncaa is headquartered in indianapolis. the incident at a few ago created rules about whether you could have basketry or not. one of the roles they grade was they create an exception and said if i tried comes forward and says it supports your team, you get to keep it. the only problem is just because one tribe says its okay doesn't mean another community in that tribe thinks it's okay. they are not talking that doing away with mascots just to do away with indians. they are creating positive views but historically accurate. at the professional level the rule is whatever th

of the six peace commissioners does not tell us anything about the tense negotiations between the siouxand federal peace commissioners sent to force them on a reservation. it cannot hint at the betrayal that will follow seven years later when the federal government reneges on its promise to make it a part of the reservation. it cannot predict the moment in 2016 when the federal board of geographic names will take general harney's name off the highest peak in the black hills and rename the mountain after the lakota profit. nonetheless, this photograph of seven people, the oldest born during john adams' administration. the youngest dime during franklin roosevelt's presidency invites the historian in to understand what is there and explore what is not. the photograph certainly drew me into the archives and that is where i found sophie's parents and discovered both of them came into fort laramie in the aftermath of general harney's attack. harney's actions set in motion the events that led them to meet mary and raise a large family. his frontier violence triggered their frontier love. the p

places like columbus, head up towards sioux city you're probably snow.robably rain around minneapolis. rain at minneapolis end of december doesn't happen very much. same story for chicago, much of wisconsin. that is the snowy side. it will be windy. maybe a few blizzard conditions across eastern parts of south dakota eventually with this we could see severe weather. pretty heavy rain across parts of the south. overall this is not horrible, blake. a bit of a nuisance especially saturday. we had a lot of worse than big holiday storms. blake: take 62 in chicago. reading earlier, northeast might have weather spots or has that cleared through? >> this is precipitation all the way through sunday. almost nothing going anywhere across parts of northeast. far, far new england, a bit of rain. overall we're looking pretty good. temps above average. blake: rick reichmuth, thank you. coming up tonight on "the evening edit" a impeachment trial could be weeks away. one republican senator says they are quote concerned. that concern isn't aimed at democrats but rather th

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sioux falls, and completely rule out.initely one of those harder hitting areas up to 18 inches. duluth four to eight, bismarck also in that range. minneapolis not quite so much, but road conditions are going to deteriorate a few inches of snow. going to continue to track this for you right here on the fox news has a system continues to push the northeast and strengthen. >> alicia: thank you so much. she is one of the few women certified as a drone pilot by the faa, now she is teaching her fifth-grade students how to fly and that's not all. next, molly line shows us how this teacher's lesson plan is soaring to new heights and taking her students along for the ride. what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like this. ♪the beat goes on entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. ♪la-di-la-di-di don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or

on the cold side of the storm, we have a little snow around sioux falls heading to minnesota.reful in northern new england, there's enough cold air in place. unusually we'll start awful with a litt -- start off with a little bit of snow. because of the rain and periods of rain, baltimore, washington, d.c., philly, newark, laguardia, possibility of significant delays today. it's just heavy rain occasionally, low visibility, low ceilings. the cloud level's pretty low. the same for minneapolis, a little bit of morning snow there too. interstate 80 and definitely 95, especially late today could be some very heavy rain from new york all the way back up into the boston area. yeah, this is a multipart storm. this is part one, and then this will be part two, and yasmin, part two may even end at some snow on the east coast. >> that could be nice. then you won't have to drive two hours to go sledding. >> head straight to central park. i'll meet you there. >> thank you, bill. >>> a feud breaks out between two democratic front runners, elizabeth warren and mayor pete buttigieg in a clash

battle that weather to get to the plane and also to take those three survivors to the hospital in siouxe people dead. and we are learning a little bit more about those nine victims. one was the pilot. two were children and we've also heard that two of the dead are jim and kirk hansen, who were founders of a company called kiani, which is a health and wellness supplement company based in idaho falls which is where this plane was heading. now the plane itself was a single engine plane. a swiss made plane. got a pretty good safety record, but as i say, no indication yet on exactly what caused it. we saw all that terrible weather. we had the local official te telling us, but it will be some time before they really figure out exactly why this tragedy happened. claiming nine lives. >> horrible r crash. thank you very much. >>> we are going to dig into more about the weather system that brought heavy snow to south dakota. that is far from finished. blizzard like conditions are hammering much of the great lakes region with forecasters predicting more than a of snow from the dakotas to michigan.

they've been taken to the hospital in sioux falls. nine people dead on that plane. as you mentioned, among the dead two children. also we're told the pilot of the airplane. they were planning to fly west. about 600 miles or so to idaho falls. but that plane crashed shortly after takeoff. now, the faa and the ntsb are already investigating the cause and of course one major focus of that investigation will be that weather. as you say, a very bad winter storm moving through the area at the time of takeoff. low visibility. an inch of snow falling an hour. one local official tells us that weather was a factor in this, but that is just one local official. and of course ntsb will take a lot longer to come to any sort of determination. but the tragedy here, fred, nine people dead in this plane crash. back to you. >> terribly sad. nick watt, thank you so much. we're going to talk more with theresa mall-russo on this. she is the state's attorney for brewell county, south dakota where the plane crash took place. theresa, you had a number of first responders, law enforcement re

they were taken to the hospital in sioux falls, but nine people died. the plan was to fly west 6 or 700 miles to idaho falls, they barely made it off the ground, crashing soon after take off. >> so terribly sad. thank you so much. >>> also developing this hour, a desperate search for a 6-year-old girl. that's underway right now after she was swept away by flash floods. the little girl's family was driv driving over a creek yesterday when their vehicle was overcome. two other children who were swept away with a girl have been found dead. four other children and two adults got to safety. >>> more than 50 million people from oregon to maine are under some sort of winter weather alert. heavy snow and ice have caused many drivers to spin out and crash into ditches as they hit the roads this holiday weekend. this is minnesota where blizzard like conditions have closed highways and dropped 20 inches, 20 inches of snow, in some areas. karen, that is pretty bad. >> it's terrible. i go to minnesota almost every year and you see these types of snow events. in dulu

it's about 140 miles to the west of sioux falls, south carolina. it lies right along interstate 90. and you can better believe they're having a very difficult time doing any kind of research, rescue, recovery across that region because the weather is so dreadful across this region. they have seen snow, ice, and very poor visibility. we had another incident at the buffalo airport. there was ice and snow there. now it is changing over to rainfall. but earlier today a commuter jet, a small delta commuter jet, exited the taxiway as it has been described. that's probably because the taxiways were in very poor condition. it happens very suddenly. this weather is very changeable. we're going to see this over the next 12 hours. not everybody can count on the snow or count on the rain. but everybody is going to be in the mix of all this messy weather across the u.s. almost 50 million people will see the likes of winter weather as this monster storm system moves across the great lakes and into the east. boston, i think you're going to fare just about the worst, seeing that icy mix and changin

the names most commonly on that list include senators like mitt romney of utah, he sioux murkowski of alaska, and susan collins of maine. if they could get those people together, they could get the rules they needed. joins us is former north dakota senator byron dorgan. senator dorgan, good to have you with us. >> thank you, ali. >> do you think those senators i just named, three republican senators, could be persuaded to push for witnesses and convince mitch mcconnell to allow that? nobody's asking them to vote for the impeachment of donald trump. this is just about how that trial would go. >> well, i hope that they would consider that. i think mitch mcconnell believes that he has his entire caucus with him, and yet i cannot believe that that entire republican caucus in the senate doesn't take a look at what this president did with respect to the ukraine call and other things and say this is just wrong, just wrong. my hope is as they set this trial up, they'll find ways to insist that the cover up on data and also witnesses, that that cover up cannot continue. you have to have testim

they were then taken to sioux falls to the hospital. the plane itself, a single-engine swiss-made plane with a pretty good safety record. but nine people perished in this crash. among them, the pilot, two children, and we're also told two men by the name of jim and kurt hansen, who were both founders of an idaho falls-based company called kayani, which is a health and wellness supplements company. we have no more information yet as to who the other victims were. but what we do know, nine people perishing in this crash of a small plane in south dakota. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> in just a few hours, the victims of friday's london terror attack will be remembered at a vigil. jack merritt and ses kia jones were involved in a prison rehabilitation program called learning together. they had been attending an event linked to that program when they were stabbed by a man convicted on terrorism offenses who was out on early release. three other people were also injured in that attack. cnn's nina dos santos has more. >> reporter: 25-year-ol

the plane crashed yesterday afternoon shortly after leaving chamberlain west of sioux falls.it was on its way to idaho. the ntsb is investigating what caused the plain to go down but officials say weather appears to have been a main factor. >>> the suspect in friday's deadly london stabbing claimed in 2008 that he was not a terrorist, but he was then convicted of terrorism in 2012, released from jail last december and was under electronic monitoring when he carried out this attack. here is abs's karina mitchell. >> reporter: london reeling after friday's terror attack in the heart of the city. a knife wielding suspect going on a deadly rampage killing two people and wounding three others. police called to reports of multiple stabbings near london bridge, amid the panic parsers by jumped into action armed with a fire extinguisher chasing the man down, disarming and detaining him until authorities arrived. officers eventually shooting and killing the suspect. >> it's already clear that this cowardly act was immediately countered by some incredible acts of bravery both by member

the plane crashed yesterday afternoon shortly after leaving chamberlain west of sioux falls, it was one ntsb is investigating what caused the plain to go down but officials say weather does appear to have been a main factor. >>> the suspect in friday's deadly london stabbing claimed in 2008 that he was not a terrorist, but he was then convicted of terrorism in 2012, released from jail last december and was under electronic monitoring when he carried out the attack. here is nbc's korean na mitchell. >> reporter: london reeling after friday's terror attack in the heart of the city. a knife wielding suspect going on a deadly rampage killing two people and wounding three others. police called to london bridge. passersby jumped into action armed with a fire extinguisher, chasing the man down, disarming and detaining him until authorities arrived. officers eventually shooting and killing the suspect. >> it's already clear that this cowardly act was immediately countered by incredible acts of bravery both by members of the public and from police officers. >> reporter: britain's prime minister

caribbean where we are seeing the majority of the shallots here still a fair bit of wet weather there in sioux the caribbean coastline french's all $400.00 jurists guatemala seeing some showers the west the weather down towards a good part of costa rica and into panama they want to see showers to just around the windward islands we have got showers to just make in the west the east which as we go on through sunday will see some very heavy way by this state also affecting and northern parts of cuba and want to shallow this was a good part of the yucatan. weather sponsored by. children born into a city of trash discovered the beauty of music and ugliest of places. when a chance to play for the world moment 10 then reality into a dream. land philharmonic and witness documentary on mount easier. this is al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from headquarters and. coming up in the next 60 minutes india's leader gathers ministers to discuss protests and violence that has spiraled into one of the biggest crises yet for his government. even more homes lost to bush fires in eastern and souther

they've guided me and supported me in my first year taking the helm of the sioux keb -- subcommittee. i'm pleased we have the resources to start on a path to strengthening congressional operations. funding in this bill totals s.049 billion for a $213 million or $4.4% increase above fiscal year 2019. the bill gives members and committees the funding needed to improve their constituents' services and legislative oversight responsibilities. with this bill, we have been able to increase the members' representational allowance, support committee budgets and resfor funding shortfalls in the account that pays house health and retirement benefits. intern allowance will increase from $20,000 to $25,000 per member office. so that a more diverse group can apply without worrying about the financial burden of working for free. the bill includes -- continues to fund the wounded warrior program, as well as the new congressional gold star family fellowship program, which was established this fall. we have provided first-year funding for both the office of diversity and inclusion, and the office of wh

where we will fund the army corps of engineers and pass through congress historic progress at the sioux lock, funding the construction of a new lock that will be vital to shipping on the great lakes and american manufacturing. american manufacturing is responsible for millions of jobs and this legislation also supports hardworking men and women across our nation with the manufacturing extension partnership. constituents across my district have told me how this program does crucial work to support the production of michigan-made goods. another issue i know my constituents are concerned about is the opioid crisis and the threat of fentanyl to our communities. this legislation funds efforts at our nation's borders where officials have already stopped thousands of pounds of fentanyl and heroin from entering our country. the opioid epidemic requires a robust effort from all levels of government, as well as law enforcement and medical professionals. the next bill also helps in this fight with record funding for the n.i.h., which will support research into nonaddictive treatments for pain, as

. >> work on the sioux side barrier on the golden gate bridge is behind schedule, the highway transportationid it looked like the barrier won't be finished until 2023, there are several factors behind the delay, the contractor was bought out by a global engineering firm. the district says the contractor didn't realize how long parts of the construction would take, the contractor is bringing in additional resources. >>> 7:18, toyota recalling 3800, 2019 prius hybrid hatch backs, a problem with the electrical system, toyota says an electrical short circuit could cause the speedometer, odometer and fuel gauge to malfunction. can you take it to a toyota dealer to see if you need a circuit board and replace it free if necessary. >>> heading out in your vehicle, sal castaneda has you covered. >>> well, allie and david, it is slow because of the wet weather out there, that's for sure, let's see what we have with the east bay commute which is slow on 24 westbound slowing lafayette. slowing again in marin, there will be slow traffic at the maze, also at the bay bridge. it's becoming a lit bit more no

tom hanson is in sioux falls where survivors were taken for treatment. what do we know? >> reporter: good morning. winter weather was possibly a factor. family friends say the victims are from idaho. they were returning home from a hunting trip here in south dakota. that's when the small plane went down just after takeoff. let's talk about that small plane. the plane was a single-engine turbo-prop passenger aircraft. it's believed to have been carrying 12 people when it crashed saturday afternoon around a mile from the chamberlain airport. the area was under a winter storm warning at the time. prominent businessmen kirk and jim hansen are two of the victims. stockton hansen is also among the dead. he recently got married. an emergency official told a local paper the passengers ranged in ages from 7 up to 81, and the survivors were three men, two in their late 20s, and a teenager. speaking of those survivors, they are in critical condition today. the faa says inspectors are on the way to the crash site. they want to get to the bottom of what caused. this because of nasty

going to love that starbucks card so right now, look at these windchills, it feels like 5 in fargo, 6 sioux tomorrow morning cold air slides to the east. buffalo 9, columbus 10, 2 in indianapolis thursday morning, it's here in the northeast, buffalo, you'll feel like minus one. single digits in new york city, 18 in d.c., 7 in morgantown. temperatures finally will start to rebound the good news is if you like a warm christmas, the midsection of the country is going to be much warmer than average the way it's looking right now cooler than average out along >>> cooler than average, but still better than the rest of the country. here is a look at our live view in san jose right now. a cool looking sky, as we are seeing the clouds filtered with that sunshine, and we're going to see more clouds throughout today, rain arrives late tonight. we'll see off and on showers into the day tomorrow, so we have one more day of dry weather before we get some rain. that will continue throughout the day on wednesday. dry on thursday and friday and saturday we'll have another storm system coming in. >>> and tha

senator cory booker is in sioux center, iowa, make the first of three campaign appearances today in the three cities today as well. certainly the candidate out in force. it's the first weekend after the historic impeachment vote in the house. joining me now, alley vitaly in iowa and vaughn hillyard. we'll go ladies first and begin with you, ali. i know you're following the campaign. there's a town hall today, she will have a challenge campaigning and then balancing time for an impeachment trial in the senate. i mean, how is impeachment affecting 2020? >> well, alex, you mentioned that balancing act and that's going to be the reality here. i know that impeachment has sort of loomed over this race thus far, but now you have five senators who are still running for president who are going to have to physically juggle between being in early states to meet with voters and make their pitch but then also being in washington do their day jobs. and of course that just shifts the focus, because out here on the campaign trail these candidates across the board aren't running on impeachment. even tom

intimate fragment touches on the cables in 1989, the dc-10 crashed during an attempted landing in siouxcity after an engine had an uncontained failure. into debris damage airplane three hydraulic systems that powered the controls. this disabled all of the flight controls. the flight crew attempted to lead but crash are well planning and result was a hundred and 11 fatalities and 47 serious injuries. because of the dc-10 accident, based on document the, 1997 the fda updated the compliance policy 21 - eight. in the ac specifically requires protecting the rotor controls from the project owes, in the event of an uncontained engine failure. during the 737 max project faa management initially agreed specialist that the existing design did not comply with the faa. concerning a new engine on the airplane is the certification date near boeing did not make a design change faa management decided not to require and modify the 50 -year-old rotor control design. then place amended the issue to the faa's internal process in a safety concern report. i was one of four members of the faa safety oversight

while he was here, he went to a ceremony where some native americans ceremonially adopted him into the siouxm a headdress, traditional headdress and gave him native american name. in summary was welcomed by some but there are others really resented that some native americans did that didn't say i shouldn't of been done. >> coolidge never came back to the black hills. there was an effort years later i'm one of the anniversaries of his visit to get the price coolidge to come back here. she did not either. but it was a one-shot thing. eisenhower did come and stay in the game lodge in the 50s. he said you are not nearly as long but there was another presidential visit to the game lodge later. if you look at the exterior, it does look like more of 1927 except the back then, it was just basically a large house that they coolidge is inhabited. hotels and banana none of the size of the game lodge. go inside, still the extensively renovated so that it probably doesn't look a whole lot like what coolidge news experience. right inside the door there are portraits of calvin coolidge and bryce that were

take sioux falls, south dakota. a community many would not associate with the leading edge of 5g. in a few months back they showed me the 5g cell sites that are already going up. this is great news and its 5g opportunity can be a unique privilege of living in a big city. that is why we focus on ensuring rural america is not left behind. not left out of the jobs, the healthcare and innovations that will arrive on the 5g network. to further extend u.s. leadership we need to expand the skilled workforce that can buildout this infrastructure. industry can fill another 20000 tower climbers to complete this 5g bill and these are good paying jobs. ones you can raise a family on trade they don't require extensive four-year degrees. earlier this year i announced the jobs initiative the looks to committee colleges as a pipeline for these 5g jobs and met with officials at a community college in south dakota to recently announced they are launching their own program this next month. the new jobs fulfill that this will enable, create the platform for innovative new services and telehealth is a