>> tori, you lying.. >> you talk [ bleep ] on myspace all the time. >> yeah, yeah. >> according to court documents, tori tells prosecutors she believes the brutal attack was because mercedes was also angry at her for borrowing a hairbrush and a razor from the house without telling her. it may sound unbelievable, but it apparently sparks this beating and sets it in motion. >> why did you [ bleep ]. don't [ bleep ]. >> the assault takes place over a span of 30 minutes. at one point on the video, tori pleads with her attackers to let her leave the home. >> huh-uh. you're not leaving. >> let me leave! i'll go home. >> no! >> but they refuse to release her and continue the vicious assault. >> don't ever [ bleep ]. why don't you like her? why don't you like her? don't act -- >> adding to the brutality of the beating is the fact that someone's videotaping the entire scene. the attackers are not only beating the victim but playing to the camera. the girl holding the video camera says to the others, as if she wer

tori amos on tour. >> announcer: cbs news with scott pelley.t's sunday morning on cbs, and here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: that's corn flake girl, a summer song from the prolific singer songwriter, tori amos. she's been charting her own course a long time now and has won a very loyal following over the years. we have the story. ♪we see -- >> reporter: it's an inside joke. tori amos is now 50, and her fans in age right along with her. many of them first fell in love with her with the megahit crucify in 1991. along with the persona that was equal parts mystic and renegade. 14 albums and 33 years later, tori amos is still packing them in. >> the world tour kicked off in ireland three years ago, ask as you expect, there's a message in the music. ♪it's not a like -- >> reporter: not a lot of women 15 and up are getting front line contracts. >> that's true. intimidating. and it's real and true and accurate it's fact. >> born myra davis in north carolina in 1963, she was a natural musician who at age 5 won a scholarship to the prestigious pea

>>reporter: tori, good morning to you.s of the actor and comedian have been dropping by this home behind us here in pacific heights ever since learning about his death yesterday. and you can see those fans have been leaving behind flowers, candles and notes. this home was made famous in the robin williams classic "mrs. doubtfire." >>reporter: of course you'll remember in the 1993 hit williams played a struggling actor in san francisco who transforms himself into a scottish nanny, mrs. doubtfire as a way to spend more time with his children. in the movie williams' character worked at a tv station and ktvu was where they shot those scenes. in fact, a couple of ktvu employees even had some small roles in the film. a number of williams' other films were shot in san francisco, including "patch adams," "flubber" and "jack" and many credit williams with keeping the city's film industry afloat during the 1990s. williams, of course, got his start at san francisco's comedy clubs and one of his fellow comedians, bob sarlet calls him

good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. actually, police just rolled up their crime tape and they just left the scene. but they are still investigating back at the office. they want to talk to the surviving victims and the young people who also didn't get shot in this shooting. they want to know why a gunman opened fire here at georgetown and purdue. police say at about 11:30 last night, there were six people sitting inside a toyota camry when a man started shooting at them. bullets hit four passengers. emergency crews rushed to the scene to help. but an 18-year-old man in the car died from his injuries. the other man and two other women are being treated but are expected to survive. they are at stanford hospital. officers are trying to figure out if the shooter approached on foot or was in another car. they say the crime is pretty brazen. it seems the car or the other people inside were targeted. >> right now, we're still conducting the investigation and talking to those surviving victims and other witnesses to determine w

. >> tory. true tory. it's a dockmentary. it's been very painful watching it. if you watch last night's episode, the couple is in te therapy and her husband reveals details about the day he had a break down. >> we're sitting here in a room where i had my break down and i remember looking at that crack that day while we were waiting for the emts. i was thinking i got a window of opportunity here while i'm waiting for them to kick that out and dive out of it. i sit here today looking at it and i know i will not take my life. >> that was not something i thought needed to be addressed or talked about because it's -- scary. so scary. you know? >> is she okay? you okay? >> yeah. >> that's what i love about you. >> wow. >> i'm so uncomfortable watching that. it's so painful to watch them be this public about it. i mean we've all been through very difficult times in our lives, i can't even imagine if there had been cameras. i want them to heal and, you know, i everybody one time tory came to -- she hosted for you and i invited her to lunch and i was not a fan of her's

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you tori.rn that we're seeing here in ferguson is that by day the protests are mostly peaceful. but then after the sun goes down, it really does make a dramatic turn for the worse. now police last night here tried something new. they lifted a curfew that had been in place for the previous two nights but it still led to a chaotic and violent night in the streets of ferguson. >> i'm telling you we're going to make this neighborhood whole. we're going to make this community whole and we're going tide it together. >> reporter: an emotional captain ron johnson saying that the streets are being grip hold by what he calls violent agitators. the áf the áf a night of violence end -- the night of violence ended but not without clashes. a few people threw molotov cocktails, bottles and rocks at authorities trying to provoke them. >> i'm not going to let criminals that have come out here from across the country or live in this community define this neighborhood and define what we're going to do to make it

check ktvu.com as well as facebook and twitter. >>> all right, tory.ed for the city of oakland is facing charges of assault involving a 43-year-old girl. the arraignment was postponed until next week. the charges he's facing include rain by force and possession of child pornography. he's accused of video taping some of the five encounters that occurred. he was a parks attendant assigned to lake side park but he also worked with crews around the city. prosecutors say he has previous drug and weapons convictions. >>> later on today, police near seattle, they're expected to tell us more about the body of a child found in a wooded area not far from where a 6-year-old disappeared. authorities believe the body is of genece wright. she was last seen saturday night. her parents waited because they say her daughter wondered around their mobile home park before. >> i cried. it's sad. >> the community, or someone takes their guard down, something dispickable happens. an autopsy is expected to be performed today. >>> stanford police are investigating a case of sex

. >>> tori, time now 7:07. minutes ago at the top of the hours doctor's medical center in san pablo which has major money problems stopped accepting ambulances. we are out there live. we have been told that a hospital spokesperson will make a statement about what's happening in just about an hour from now. now, the emergency room will still accept walk-ins but ambulances will now be redirected to kaiser permanente's richmond campus, at a bay medical center in berkeley or other emergency rooms. this struggling hospital is due to close in october but it may shut down even sooner since many of the employees are are looking for other jobs. >>> beyonce and jay-z wrapped up their tour last night in san francisco in a slightly quieter way. we heard them. this afternoon the city was flooded with almost 100 noise complaints from tuesday night's show. well, the tour producer responded, made some adjustments. the city sent out inspectors with the entertainment commission. they had sound meters to the most affected neighbo

i'm tori campbell. we begin with breaking news out of san jose where a police officer has shot and wounded a person. it happened on blossom hill road in playa del ray. that's where ann ruben is standing by. ann, what happened? >> reporter: well, we just arrived on the scene a short time ago. the media staging area where we are is a couple of blocks from the scene. i want you to take a look down blossom hill. there is a lot of police activity. that's where the shooting apparently occurred. we're told by officers right in the middle of the street on blossom hill just east of playa del ray. the call came out just before 11:00. what we're told is a woman threatening to shoot her family. when police arrived -- we don't know the details yet -- but when police arrived, they shot and at least injured that woman. she was shot at least once. we were told she was armed. we're not sure what type of weapon yet. we also don't know the condition of that woman at this time. we do know she was shot at least once. office

i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. >> good morning, tori. i'm dave clark. we also have a lot to tell new your weather. steve is right over there. >> i am indeed. we do have a cloud deck in place and a weak little system coming in, but that definitely bumped the low that was responsible or sitting out there for a while. it's called a little kicker. watch it accelerate right out of the picture. that takes the thunderstorm potential out as well. it'll move north and east, in fact, probably already doing that as well. san francisco today starting off in the 60s, most locations, though, definitely some upper 50s. but 66 in san francisco and we will look for a little bit of a bigger fog bank here today, so temperatures cooling down, upper 50s, low 60s from half moon bay to livermore. half moon bay 59, livermore 59, don't see that all the time. fairfield gusts 25 to 30. that's a roaring breeze. that tells us it's going to be cooler out to the valley. not too bad but south, southeast santa clara valley. there may be more towards the sierra nevada. this system sweep

tori?nk you, pam. >>> one of the finalists for chief of police in east palo alto is facing two lawsuits alleging police ms conduct. that's a -- misconduct. the paper reports retired san jose police captain brian ferrante is a defendant in a 2010 lawsuit accusing hill and another officer of wrongful arrest. a judge dismissed the lawsuit in 2012 but it's now being appealed. a second lawsuit involves ferrante and 14 other officers. the plaintiffs were allegedly renting space to a medical marijuana facility but say they were subject to an illegal search. >>> 7:46. let's bring sal back, get you to where you need to go. the east shore, how does it look? >> it's not quite too bad. i will switch it out. i will bring it up on the big screen. you can see 24 minutes. we started at 18. i wouldn't say i would be worried but you are going to take a little bit more time to drive through. the average speed is down a little bit from last time to about 50 miles an hour. all in all, not a bad commute. when yo

tori, back to you. >> all right. thank you. 7:47.rning visitors to a popular lookout in berkeley, in the berkeley hills to be careful after two deadly falls in just three months. police say 60-year-old donald odwyer last lost his footing on the lookout at grizzly peak boulevard and fell 110 feet down the hillside. it's the second death at the popular spot owned by uc berkeley in recent months. a 22-year-old man was also killed in may after falling in the same area. >> had a close call on one of those rocks, climbing with some friends. definitely can be a dangerous area. >> no warning signs are currently posted but the university says it's considering putting up warnings or even closing the area to the public. >>> nasa scientists say a golf- ball sized meet or right that landed in novato was a gift from heaven. this two-ounce chunk of rock was recovered from the roof of a home hours after it hit. the experts believe it landed there after being hit by space debris and they now say that debris came from a crash between the earthquake an

tori? >> all right.oval, thank you. >>> a woman in critical condition after drinking what was supposed to be sweet tea at a dickey's restaurant in salt lake city. according to an attorney for the 67-year-old grandmother, she took one sip of the drink, spit it out and then turned to her husband and said i think i just drafnl acid. a restaurant employee dumped an victim cleaner meant for degreesing deep-fryers into the tea after mistaking it for sugar. we're told in one else dravl the tea and it was dumped out after that incident. >>> stanford university is lacking for kids to -- looking for kids to participate in an obesity study where they will get chocolate milk shakes. researchers want to know how the brabs of children between the ages of 4 and 8 react to the ice cream drinks. children will have their brains scanned by an mri while looking at a picture of a chocolate milk shake. they will get a few drops of it in their mouth. researchers are hoping to use the information to prevent childhood obesity. >

. >>> good afternoon, i am tori campbell. new information about the man found beaten sunday morning in san francisco. today his family is expected to say good-bye to him. al salve has an--alex has an update on the investigation and the community outpouring in his honor. >> reporter: and we are here honoring the man, that many people now just as feather. he was a free spirit, and this afternoon, at 3:33 p.m., there will be a vigil near by to honor 3 #-year-old brian huggens, the victim if the case, and that is the around the same time that the family plans to take him off after life support. he was found early sunday morning on church street, he had been beaten. the san francisco police say there is video that captured the assault and they are now looking for a man who was seen running away from the scene. huggens cyst herb--huggens sister said he move today san francisco from michigan to 2005. he worked here and he was well known. >> we are going to stay our final good-byes to a very beautiful human being. it is touching to k

i'm tori campbell a woman with a history of trying to sneak onto flights at san francisco international airport is under arrest after successfully sneaking through security in san jose and getting on a plane without a ticket. this is now the second stowaway incident at san jose international airport. janine de la vega just spoke with the bay area congressman concerned about security there and joyce us live. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. congressman eric swalwell he's on the house committee for homeland security and he says he's freighted this happened in san jose. he thinks that people should be confident that appropriate security measures are being taken. he calls this an april parent failure. 62-year-old marilyn hartman was able to blend into passengers inside terminal b and get through the security checkpoint without a ticket. authorities tell us she was behind a family presenting their documents and snuck around the agent as they were distracted. >> that was not a security breach. >> reporter: airport officials say the public was not compromised because hartman was still seened

. >>> good afternoon i'm tori campbell. in just a few hours the family of a man shot and killed by san francisco police officers this last spring is filing a civil lawsuit against the city. right now they are at bernal heights park where the shooting happened. that's where tara moriarty joins us to tell us what else the group has planned. >> reporter: friends and family of alex nieto are searched on top of bernal park. you can see there's a pretty big group of them. they're going to be marching down to the san francisco building where they will hold a rally. earlier this morning the family held a sunrise vigil. as dancing and buddhist prayers part of the ceremony to honor nieto who friends say was murdered by police. nieto a student at city college of san francisco was shot by police after invest -- investigators say he pulled a taser on officers. officers say nieto was acting erratically before he shot. but his supporters don't believe he was posing a threat and they believe officers over reacted. >> they're trying to make

why do the tories and the labour party alone believe in that reliability?applause] >> with all due respect to the first minister, that is not why sir ian felt he had the need to speak out. he is not trying to win any votes. he just wants the scottish people to know the facts before they make this irreversible decision. the first minister has twisted ears and simply closed his to anything that does not fit his lifelong obsession of independence. not everybody out there is like that. people want to know what is best for their children and their grandchildren. so can the first minister just have the decency, even at this pointtage, to concede his that our young voters must be aware. by the time they are middle-aged, scotland will have little offshore oil and gas production and this will seriously hit our economy, jobs, and public services. will he not concede it? even her boss, the prime minister, has not said that. a rallying call to the use of scotland saying that something could end the oil industry and it would last them an entire lifetime. >> order. alec

this community. >> tory, when did you get out?le after midnight. i'd say about 12:40. i walked out. >> 13, 14 hours ago? >> 13, 14 hours ago. so i was in there tuesday a little bit midnight and got out -- >> i saw you tuesday. tuesday night. >> i walked off the set with chris hayes and i met, and i showed him the distance between ferguson mark and campfield and we didn't get all the way down the curb. shots fired. i was pointed out. when they got me, sthey said, w got him, the one with the gray shirt. i know i was. i was pointed at prior to. >> you got locked up. >> locked up. >> what was it like in jail? >> it was weird. i mean, from the people, like, you know, like i said, i was locked up, a photographer, canadian, journalists, all kinds of people. rich people came down just to see how i was, locked up with me. scrapes, bruises, gashes. from the people in there that was locked up with me was good. police, they already knew my name which was, you know, kind of confirmation that i knew who i was. so they was like, yeah, russell, w

i'm tori campbell. we now know the police officer's name and some of the details about what happened before an unarmed teenager was shot and killed in missouri. many questions remain. the ferguson police chief said 18-year-old michael brown was shot by officer darren wilson. wilson a six-year veteran of the force with no record of disciplinary action against him. the chief also named michael brown as a suspect in a strong- armed robbery at a convenience store. police released surveillance video of a man shoving a store clerk and stealing cigars. the chief says the officer is distraught over the shooting. >> she's devastated by this. he's heartbroken. this is his community. you know, he -- he never wanted any of this to happen. he certainly -- his -- he's heartbroken by the continuous violence that's been going on. >> michael brown's parents say they were blindsided by today's announcement and call it the old game of smoke in mirrors. they said it's bad enough they assassinated him, now they are trying t

i'm tori campbell. crews are now waiting for high tide tonight to try to salvage a salmon boat that ran aground near san francisco's ocean beach. in the meantime, we are learning more about the captain of that boat and why some say he may have actually been hiding from authorities right now. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live to explain. good afternoon, tara. >> reporter: well, good afternoon. we've learned that the missing boat captain has a $75,000 warrant for his arrest out of santa clara county and if you take a look behind me here, you can see that there is a bulldozer and the ship is still there. it has run amuck. we're here on ocean beaches. crews will wait for high tide to pull it to shore. the captain is timothy lybrand shown here who failed to make a court appearance stemming from a 2010 arrest on a drug charge. that's according to the santa clara county district attorney. court documents reveal he has a string of offenses for drug possession, evading a peace officer, reckless drives and other

it's warmer out there tori. >> okay.t you're trying to say. >> it's going to be warmer. 70s 20808s and there's some 60s in there and closer to the water. temperatures are not too bad and seasonal average and if you're going out to the outside lands it's gray there. temperatures are dropping tonight and maybe some local drizzle. over all we have a cooling trend and i will tell you after the islands today we may have to focus on big time hundred storms and a fire watch is out. >> wow. >> almost to the oregon border for sunday and monday. >> yeah, looks like a thunder bolt. >> yeah, not here but north of us and east. >> okay. very serious. >>> and san francisco 49ers linebacker could be closer to knowing how they will get punished for the trouble off the field. smith met yesterday with nfl commissioner and he is expected to suspend him for up to eight games. smith was sentenced last month to 11 days for a dui arrest and had three felony gun charges. the decision on the discipline could be announced as early as next week. >>

i'm glad that, and happy that tori came to me and that she didn't meet him. know, none of her friends did, either. >> if you want children to be safe, you have to separate those predators from society and when they get out like this creep got out, a couple of times, you have to track them. >> i can't imagine what those girls feel that he is destroyed by his sickness. if you want to call it that. >> as with any addict, once you deprive him, he will do almost anything to satisfy that fixation. if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. >>> kevin had returned to his old activity. based on this, they revoked his probat

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it said hi, tory, my name is kevin, i went to high school with your mom. >> i said kevin stoeser? you a friend request, too? she said yeah. i said well, i guess, you know, if you want to accept it, you can. it's somebody my age as one of your friends. i never thought more of it. >> he said hi, kind of just small talk, then he went to say you're really beautiful. kevin continued to talk to me throughout the night. he had told me that he was in rapid city, south dakota, that he might be coming to town to fort pierre, south dakota. i did not reply. i went to school the next day, and a couple of my girlfriends in my grade had said this kevin stoeser guy keeps contacting me. i was like what? it was basically the same thing, like do you know tory deal, i went to high school with her mom and would ask them to hang out, continue to tell them how beautiful they were. >> i said seriously, he's saying those things to you? so i asked for the number and i had said you need to stop texting my daughter and her friends. that's just not cool. you know, they are 20 years younger than you. you just

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good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. they certainly are.t is because on top of the shooting that happened yesterday, there was another shooting in the same area that happened last month. and this morning san francisco police are asking for the public's help for any information toward the suspect or suspects. now this is video from yesterday afternoon where police investigated the bay view's latest shooting. the two victims that have yet to be identified were encountering gun fear when police say they tried to flee on their dirt bikes and crash early before 5:15 on sunday afternoon. it's unclear as to why they were shot but the gunman remains at large this morning. we spoke to several residents that live nearby. >> reporter: it goes in cycles. there has been an uptake recently. like i said it's something very disstressing. >> reporter: the incident is being investigate the by san francisco pd homicide unit. a medical examiner will -- crash perhaps both. one man was shot in the same area on july 8th. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time

good afternoon, i'm tori campbell. we have team coverage. mark demayo is following the storms. thank you before the -- but first, we have more from brian here. >> the impact is an air travel. we know at least two flights from sfo to hawaii were cancelled because of the hurricane threat. a majority of the flights did take off ahead of the storm, but with nervous passengers. as hurricane iselle and julio make their way toward the hawaiian islands, passengers looking to get away for r&r looked stressed at sfo. >> was told it was going to be high winds in maui, but how high winds? yes, i have second thoughts about going. >> reporter: the high winds according to forecasters, could reach as high as 80 miles an hour for iselle, with a downpour of 12 inches of rain, raising flooding concerns. kathy thompson is heading home to australia and didn't know about the hurricane threat until she got to sfof a -- for a layover. >> i'm going to go to the flight people and find out what they say and what else can i do? >> reporter: at least two flights from sfo have been cancelled, including a un

exactly. >>> tori, time is 8:08.g fire caused major damage to two apartment buildings in oakland. coming up at 8:30 what people heard seconds before they saw those flames. >>> a northern california college student comes down with the west nile virus. where he thinks he got it. >>> we have a mess into the silicon valley because of a big problem on 280 that is still there. it's going on and on. and 280 is backed up all the way down to the 101 interchange. >>> we had a fog bank that seems to be going on and on. it's still there, but showing signs of burning off sooner today. some areas with sun today that had fog this time yesterday. it will be warmer. i will show you how much warmer. hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is

and pension give more guarantees a more assurance and more fairness than anything that has come from tory or labour government. [applause] ask whether there will be food banks in an independent scotland. >> we will seek to eradicate the need for food banks, as one of the wealthiest nations on the planet, if their welfare system and to assure that many more people feel the benefit of that wealth. enough or hundred percent increase in people using food banks in the last year. that includes more than 22,000 children, yet labor on sunday suggested that when the first minister raised is hugely important issue, she was just creating a distraction. i saw today that another labor commentator described the debate of the national health service as another distraction. has labor really got to the point that they can't face withoutike food banks calling them a campaign distraction? address the issue, because it tells you that thousands of our fellow citizens are suffering and poverty by a that lessens the government that we did not vote for? >> i thank the first minister for his response. we on this

than tory m.p.'s in scotland but we still get the tory government but he had a bit of difficulty answering specific questions about the currency and about the economy he was asked repeatedly both by alistair darling and by members of the audience about which currency scotland would have if it couldn't retain the pound as westminster is saying that it can't he didn't have a concrete answer to that he avoided the question about what his contingency plan b. c. or d. would be another heated exchange was when alex salmond was asking alistair darling if he thinks scotland could be a successful independent country he was dodging that question pretty much as much as alex salmond was dodging the currency question he didn't want to give an answer and he did manage to avoid it i don't want to see your children's future gambled away i want to have the best of both worlds in fact it's not clear and experts say that t.v. debates very rarely has any sway in these very important issues that they rarely make a differ

i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. >> good morning, tori. i'm dave clark. we also have a lot to tell

week tory tells us she has little choice but to state what you usually only a couple. not of general gloom. thousands of refugees have pulled out of the guns to escape the recent shelling and even if the stones out to be the final assault on the city as the government in kiev claims the effects of this is taint tina will be felt by civilians here for many years to come. or if notion r.t. in lugansk ukraine. now after weeks without food and water a russian aid convoy finally arranged desperate ukrainians who lined up to get basic supplies the aid convoys now back in russia after unloading tons of food medicine and water in less than twenty four hours two hundred eighty six made their way through war torn eastern ukraine after being stalled at the border for over a week here was reluctant to lead the column through citing a lack of proper checks and documentation international red cross said it was disappointed with the way when the aid was so desperately needed. the i.c.r.c. regrets that customs inspector inspections has agreed to between the russian for the ration and

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back to tori and dave. >>> our top story the developing news in san jose. residents of a senior assisted living facility will have to find some other place to eat after a fire early this morning. janine de la vega is at the facility on gaton south of 280 where she just talked to a resident. we understand and all-clear has been given. >> reporter: yes, firefighters left a short time ago. the only thing that's visual left from the fire is the heap of debris there on katon drive. that's right in front of the administration building. that building houses a dining hall used by the 200 seniors living here. the fire was spotted just before 5:00 on the roof of the atria willow glen facility. firefighters responded and did a search to make sure no one was inside. the flames spread to the a -- to the attic. none of the seniors were evacuated. some slept through it. some are concerned. >> it's fortunate, they didn't spread. all of these buildings are wood, old wood and everything, you know, close together. so actually, it's always been a concern of mine there that are

and it's so sad because that is why i was also attracted to the tory because he really was involved in some interesting events. he was a gentleman who grew up in detroit and became a doctor at a young age. twenty were sold and he became a doctor and he came out into the west because he was a very healthy he started working with the northern boundary area and so as a cartographer and a historian and a surgeon and he was back in washington dc drawing the map that they had created when he got tapped on the shoulder and said, would you be interested in going out in another expedition and he came in through the black hills of south dakota and in 1874 custer had a military expedition to the black hills which was very unexpected ground. while he was there he found gold and he found matt. so in 1875 they were going in to me how much was there. and that expedition he roamed all through the hills and he worked with the geologist their very closely and he got a really big understanding he fell in love with the black hills and it was really his favorite place. he met him in 1873 and he didn't say

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