all of west river, south dakota is part of the great sioux reservation. the treaty is going to close down the forts on the trail, gold had been found in montana, an attempt to go -- we will close those forts, they are going to. then recognize and defend and protect the boundaries of the great sioux reservation, 1874, gold is found in the black hills and notice everything has a connection back to gold being found in georgia, california, gold was found in montana, gold was found in colorado, pike's peak, gone. almost like there is a theme. they found gold in 1874 and the custer expedition finds this gold and rather than trying to keep white minors out of the black hills which they are supposed to, take that, do you think, from 1876 to 1889 the us government unilaterally changes the fort laramie treaty, just changes it, without getting the approval of anyone else involved and actually just claiming the black hills. in 1980, this issue was resolved is a strong word so we are not going to use it, was taken up by the us supreme court in us versus the sioux nati

a government commissioned strong arm, the lakota sioux and to selling 9 million acres of their land, including the badlands, at which point they became part of the public domain. in 1922, the first congressional bill was introduced to create an entity called wonderland national park in the western reaches of south dakota, not many settlers may have wanted to live in the badlands anymore, but someone was betting that people would want to come and marvel at their mysterious beauty. a paradox about the national park service is worth noting here. it's a conservation action bureau charged with a mission to expand in other words, entrusted with protecting public land. the nps also aims to acquire it through donation purchase, exchange and eminent domain. when you think about it, such an expansive agenda was likely to create hard feelings sooner or later in indian country, our parks are natural, of course, but they're also humanly shaped, stocked with large ungulates, blessed with old railroad hotels, with magnificent views and promoted to represent a time of untamed wilderness. the parks b

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i grow up swimming and have a sioux falls where i learned a deep respect for our land and water. i had the privilege to travel with my mother on her journey to fight for environmental justice for all people. i am here representing the next generation that has a responsibility to continue this vital work. this is our home, and we are committed to its protection. we are forever grateful for the president for his commitment to protect our homelands, for the tribe and everyone who recognizes the beauty of the grand canyon. it is a polish to welcome all of the tribal leaders among congressional leaders, and white house staff to our homelands. it is now my honor to introduce a true leader, pursuing environment till mental justice, president joe biden. [applause] ♪ pres. biden: thank you, please have a seat, if you have one. you do not have one, you can sit down anyway, if you want. [laughter] thank you very much. thank you for the introduction. when i was your age, to be able to stand up and introduce anyone, let alone a president, i would have frozen. you are an oppressive young woman

it even recommended an authentic sioux indiania village with real teepees, a point that had to raise eyebrows in an area where adequate housing was barely containable. the tribe reluctant to hand over any treaty land to outside authority resisted. so the bureau of indian affairs the park service, sister agencies, and the interior interiordepartment joined forceo devise a plan that will make part of pine ridge a tourist attraction. badlands national monument was to annex a south unit consisting tof an additional lands more tn doubling the monument size. 76000 would revert to the tribe omwhich would provide easement compatible with parking ministration. the park service would not have to buy thene land at all it woud need to comanagement with the tribe. itit would no reason to own it when they can zone it just as effectively. again the tribe resisted. but if they would not make the exchange on interior affairs the remaining gunnery range land they said will be subject to disposal under surplus product procedures. in other words ofl the tribal council did not agree there was no hope wha

he was buried on a site called floyd's bluff near sioux city, iowa. as they moved upstream, they encountered the mighty lakota nation. lakotas are the western band of the teton sioux. they are comprised of seven main bands. this encounter was one that was filled with difficulty because the lakotas already had trading relationships with the british. the story lewis and clark were telling, that they wanted the tribes to become peaceful. they wanted to build fortifications for the fur trade where they could exchange goods did not sit well with the lakotas. they already had the trade goods they needed, and they did not want neighbors to acquire any of them. they tried to prevent lewis and clark from proceeding forward. they took hold of the tow rope and held their boats. clark grabbed his sword and said we are not a bunch of women, we will defend our boat with our lives. makes all of these grand proclamations. fortunately, cooler heads prevail. this gentleman, black buffalo, will tell everyone to calm down. and eventually, they give them more gifts and ar

up stream, they encountered the lakota nation and the lakota as are the western band of the teton sioux and are comprised of seven main bands. and this was one that was filled with difficulty because the dakotas already had trading relationships with the british and the story that lewis and clark were telling that they wanted all of the tribes to become peaceful. they wanted to build fortifications, the fur trade, where they could exchange goods and did sit well with the lakota is because already had the trade goods that they needed and they didn't want their neighbors to acquire any of them. so they tried to prevent and clark from proceeding forward. they took hold of the tow rope and held their boat. clark grabbed his sword and he said, we are not a bunch of women. we will our our boat with our lives and make all of these grand proclamations. but fortunately, cooler prevail and this gentleman, black buffalo, will tell everyone to calm down. and events lee, they give them more gifts and are able to move forward. this was seen as one of the potential obstacles of ascending missouri was

i grow up swimming and have a sioux falls where i learned a deep respect for our land and water. i had the privilege to travel with my mother >> i am here representing the next generation of the has a responsibility to continue this vital work. this is our home and we are committed to its protection. we are forever grateful to the president for his commitment to protect our homelands for the -- and who recognizes the beauty of the grand canyon. it is a privilege to recognize the tribal heaters -- tribal leaders and congressional staff to our homeland. it is my honor to introduce a true leader, president joe biden. [applause] ♪ >> thank you, thank you. please have a seat if you have one. if you don't have one, you can sit down anyway if you want. thank you for the introduction. when i was your age, to be able to stand up and introduce anyone, let alone a president, i would have frozen. thank you, i am a -- you are a impressive young woman. it is great to be here. and the governor, congratulations, you are doing a heck of a job. where is he, we have been hanging out for a little bi

taking on sioux falls panthers strike first. dalton almost untouched.ndoor football, seven nothing panthers. sneed had two touchdowns in the first half including this tough spin move. panthers led by two touchdowns at the break. sioux falls got within three late but the panthers put it away marquise with the pick six in the end zone. he goes the length of the field to put bay area back up by 17. at the panthers when it 5141, they are league champs after winning just one game last year. what a turnaround. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> thank you abc7news has unearthed the fallout from the mysterious buyer gobbling up massive plots of land around a northern california air force base. the changes being proposed. and is the debate on or not? ron desantis says he accepted newsom's challenge but now we are back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when

this is the play of the game with sioux falls drive in the fourth. marquise bridges comes up with the six that seals the deal. the panthers beat sioux falls 21-41. championship game in las vegas. from one win lassies into and all this year, what a turnaround for the panthers. it is their first championship in franchise history. that is a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for today in the bay. >>> it is just about 7:27. of much more ahead on today in the bay, coming up . >> just so grateful for today. >> a home, and more than a week in the making. bay area missionaries finally home after getting stranded in west africa. we are there as the families finally reunited. finally reunited. >>> and east enclosed and now introducining togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses. feataturing fresesh artisan n d piled hihigh with tendnder roast b beef, smothered d with meltyty provolonone cheese,, just enougugh chipotlele mayo and d served witith hot au j for dippining. try ththe roast bebeef or pasti french d dips today.y. onlyly at togogo's. [bells t

>> reporter: sioux city is 200 miles from the des moines suburbs. trump is much stronger here.for who? >> trump. >> reporter: why? >> he has charisma. whether you like him or not, he does. i liked his policy. >> reporter: an attorney, a democrat, turned trump voter. she thinks he should have honored the 2020 election results. >> we need to get rid of biden, get rid of trump, we need to move on. >> reporter: forsythe and her friend are sioux city explorers fans. mcgiraffy not scouting a new advocate. is donald trump an honest and trustworthy person? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: this is warmup season. five months auntil iowa votes. five months until republicans divided over trump make a defining choice. so, for me, this is an enormous treat to sit down with these republicans a lot of them disagree with us and what we do, but we learn. i hope to start a conversation based on respect. a lot of people think trump's nomination is inevitable. but five months is a long time. especially it's my tenth presidential campaign. what jumped out going back there is the explosion of growth in the

sioux falls and it up getting it close. within three, late.es with a pick six in the end zone. he goes the length of the field to put the bay area panthers act up by 17. the panthers win, 51-40 one. they are league champions after winning one game last year. have a great weekend, i'm casey pratt. stephanie: there she goes. four time olympic gold medalist simone biles made her return to gymnastics yesterday in chicago. the 26-year-old walked away as the champion of all-around. the vault, floor routine and balance beam. her performance qualified her for the national championships in san jose, starting on august 24. the king forward to that. so the weather now, let's check in with lisa. this warm up on sunday. lisa: that's right. we are looking at little fog and the marine layer, barely there. with that and the northerly winds and the upper elevations and high pressure built in, a beautiful start to the day. it's going to get hot out there. air quality, moderate across the bay today. even noticing some haze out there for some of -- from some of t

sioux falls got within the break, -- but the panthers goes the length of the field to put the bay area 51-41. congratulations to the panthers. more congratulations to the could tour a family. mom and braille announced a new baby shark. the first son was born 30. that is great. maybe kayden could be friends with baby teddy, dion's baby. zach: share birthday parties maybe? >> they are very similar. they would have a good time. people of the south bay in bay area panthers winning the championship is cool. and nikki is a cheerleader for the panthers. he was there and fired up. i will give him a big roar. zach:roar. good energy all -- all the way around. some like to stick their heads out of car windows and others like to ride the waves. we but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light

[applause] >> these two are sioux city explores fans.ot scouting the new candidate. >> you think donald trump is an honest and trustworthy person? >> yes. yes. >> this is warm-up season. five months until iowa votes. five months until republicans divided over trump -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> make a defining choice. >> first, my thanks to those good people you see in the piece, they're a lot of them don't trust cnn. we try to build a relationship, it's important to me over the next five months, as we see how they vote. now i want to use my old friend here for a flashback. you heard about the talks, the trump supporters, think the crowded field helps him. trump critics think of crowded field helps him. a flashback, remember 2016? trump was second in iowa to ted cruz, that he went on to win new hampshire and the rest is literally history. look at the map right here. where was donald trump weakest in 2016? that's the key point you get from spending a week and iowa. look here, around the des moines suburbs. that marco rubio, iowa city. that's 2016. that sev

saying itai is my purpose toic to -- exterminate the sioux. he goes on destroy everything belongingtr to them, and force them out on to the plains to be treated as maniacs or wild beasts and no meanings as people with whom treaties are compromises to be made. notfi every army officer had the same views but many did like most colonel john. but this gets to the thoughts of the military officers of the time and some of the people in lincoln administration. another aspect of civil war was that it devastated indian territory, now oklahoma. this is where u.s. gastromoved thousands of people, a generation earlier, now civil war devastated their new homeland. there, there were you know thousands of native people that served on both sides for confederacy and american side. that gets us to president lincoln. lincoln is someone who scholars and public vias one of the greatest american presidents, but, reality is he did little to nothing to curtail violent toward native people during his tenure. he did nothing to curtail the suffering of native people, pa

the panthers taking on the sioux fall storm. panthers up in the fourth quarter. they go to the air on 2nd and long. the panthers woul never trail in this game. the storm looking to respond on the next drive. looking deep, bridges, hello, picks it off. h had the end zone in his sights. takes it all the way back for six. that was the nail in the coffin. formation victory for the panthers in the final seconds. they're the 2023 ifl champs. here's running back justin rankin on their journey from worst to first. >> reporter: how special is thi team? >> it's great. i mean, we've been through a lot of adversity a lot of pressure. a lot of fir that made us who we are today. lot of people don't know what happened in the background to bring us here today. we've been through a lot where a lot of other guys would have folded. >> reporter: what are the chances you're all going bowlin to celebrate? >> oh, we definitely going bowling. come on! >>> it's been a tough year for two time major winner justin thomas. normally superstars ski the final event of the season, but he's right

panthers taking on the sioux falls storm. panthers up in the third quarter. dalton snead finds stokes, up the middle for six. the panthers never trailed. the storm looking to respond on the next drive looking deep, picked off by bridges. he had the end zone in his sights. takes it all the way back for six. that was basically the nail in the coffin. victory formation for the panthers in the final seconds, and they are your 2023 ifl champions. >> reporter: how special is this team? >> oh, it's great. i mean, we've been through a lot of adversity, a lot of pressure. i mean, a lot of fire that made us what we are today. a lot of people don't know what happened in the background to bring us here today. we've been through a lot where a lot of other guys would have folded. it's amazing. >> reporter: what are the chances you're all going bowling to celebrate? >> oh, we're definitely going bowling! come on! >>> we've seen how brock purdy is leading the niners with his arm, and our vern glenn sat down with him. >> i heard in the huddle, you're the boss. no chirping, no

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his concerns well justified in the sioux to farmer linked violence. lift the country with the 6 highest mood right in the world. last year we traveled to harm along well and the band of the village, they must obtain. the home assembled music. we tracked down the village, chief trouble quantity, promote see who lives nearby. samo a texas plague, this village for years, the worst one in 2018, 5015 people did. 4 of them children. do i realize that all? maybe um, i'll probably not couple color on our boat. in this case, what started out as a family feud in escalates of dramatically when one family member got the final games involved. luckily they called the blank people. even really was that at that time on the holy a minimum one on one side of how about how about we know here now, which means give us a i take gala momma for me and really is sending a news releasing is normal. now. i, our driver will come by that i remember whenever you're going to move there, we get our own people come to new, go come on the green tab and you'll be able to port to code or come out and writing to our team m

they have been vaulted into the indoor foot all-league championship game against sioux falls.last year the anthers won only one game. this year they brought in a whole new roster and it has paid off. >> to bond the way we did, we had a lot of adversity. we said we wanted to do. question. have you ever scored six touchdowns sending him before? he said, yes, sir, i >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. [laughter] introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is... [cheers and applause] here is our first group of second chance contestants-- a statistical research specialist from nashville, tennessee... a community college history instructor from grand blanc, michigan... and a user experience designer from new york, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! thank you,

i was south sioux city, 60, 90 days ago. and with the four tribal leaders and, i hope everybody will really really think about this. one tribal leader said, mr. governor, i want you to know that when i was young, grandfather said my grandfather said, when we sit around the room, make things better, it's really, really important and it's really serious. and every minute matters because what we do has an impact for seven generations. seven generations. and i've thought about that a lot. and let me tell you, it's so true. willa cather almost 150 years ago, born and just think of the impact. seven generations plus you ever think. i'll guarantee you i got to talk to some young ladies yesterday that all of us from nebraska would the farm on for the and how many willa cather will be there and the impacts have for generations and just just of the impact these two folks have had on the great state of nebraska. you know on the incredible nation that we live in. and i just want to finish with a couple willa cather quotes from her writi

>> reporter: sioux city is not far from the suburbs. >> reporter: you caucused for trump? >> yes.him or not, he has charisma. >> reporter: she liked him, but she feels that he should have honored 2020 results. >> i think that we need to get rid of biden and trump, and move on. >> reporter: both of them are looking for another candidate, but not mcgaffe fi. she is looking to support trump. this is five months until republicans divided over trump make a defining choice. john king, cnn. >> i like how he snuck in a baseball game in iowa. >> great stuff from iowa. >>> and now, a plea for help. and now, rare access inside of the 200 shelters aimed at housing the asylum seekers. we will be back. (vo) ninety-two percent of students in high-needs schools can't afford essential school supplies. subaru and our retailers are there to help by giving millions ofollars in funding along with school supplies students need. we call it “the baru love promise” and we are proud to be the largest corporate suorter of adoptaclassroom.org. it's just one of the reasons forbes ranked subaru the number one

, like within 2 weeks, my grandma, i got a thing, they caught this guy, i guess, somewhere down by sioux falls, they found blood in his truck that matched my grandma. it was actually my uncle who had went to this man in prison and asked, could you tell us where she is? and he told him, like you're going to be in prison the rest your life anyway. like can you just tell us where she is? so that we can bring her home so we can bury her. and so the guy that he told me, i'll call where her body was. and so our family came out here where her body was discovered. there's so many women that go missing and their families don't find out where they are. they are still looking. i think that's the worst part is to have somebody be missing and not get that closure to bring them home. so i think that that's one thing to be grateful for that our family was able to get that. robert, how is your dear good, that's good to still hon. license. maybe the fluid still down there are probably still have to throw it out and they get home about it again fargo's the largest city in north dakota and the most populat

like within 2 weeks, my grandma, i got this thing, they caught this guy, i guess, somewhere down by sioux falls, they found blood in his truck that matched my grandma. it was actually my uncle who had went to this man in prison and asked, could you tell us where she is? and you told him like you're going to be in prison the rest your life anyway. like can you just tell us where she is? so that we can bring her home so we can vary her. and so the guy did, he told me, i'll go where her body was. and so our family came out here where her body was discovered. there's so many women that go missing and their families don't find out where they are. they are still looking forever. how is your day good. that's good to still hon. license. maybe the fluid still down there are probably still have to throw it out and they get home around about it fargo's the largest city in north dakota and the most populated. but the native american community has always been very supportive of one another. and a lot of us have experienced injustice within our lifetime. so that's kind of a common theme. there still re

that will reset the stage from wichita, kansas city, sioux falls. expanding heat warnings. 108 expected. these temperatures are measured in the shade and do not include humidity. >> whit: some of these areas just can't catch a break. rob, thank you. now to the major new development in the killings on long island. the remain of jane doe seven, initially found 27 year ago have been identified using genetic genealogy. now the question of whether her death has any link to rex heuermann, accused in the murders of three women already. here's abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, a significant development in the investigation into the gilgo beach serial killings that terrorized coastal communities on long island for decades. >> we were able to identify fire island jane doe as karen vergata. >> reporter: vergata, known as jane doe number seven, one of ten victims whose remains were discovered around gilgo beach. her remains were initially found on fire island back in 1996 and later linked by dna to a skull located near gi