-was from montana. william kittredge, walter kern lived in montana. it is really an important part of who we are, and i think it is partly because we are so insula. the last best space. steinbeck's travels with charley. he goes on and on about how much she loved montana. trash all over the united states, but montana is the love song for an. and i think the combination of a wide-open spaces but also the fact that we've had the amenity a you would want for a full and happy life. so i think that attract people. it is easy to work here, i think. i mean, it is easy to sort of slipped into montana and have it be what drives you artistically. if they are writing about montana, you know, a place that pervades everything, western identity, you know, their relationship with the land, relationship with the history, the culture. that is of bake to mount a backdrop for any montana said novel or work of nonfiction. there is an endless supply of books about little bighorn. it is funny to think that this event that was a reasonably short in duration and happened alon

i'm proudly from montana. there was a comment after a story that said as follows: why don't we just put all those indiindians in a vw bus and we'e distributing our welfare checks at half time. you tell me, maybe they'll just vote. put us in a bus, entice us with welfare checks. >> where does that come from? >> that was a comment from the building gazette story. it was illegal to have a polling place on the reservation. we've had even after the citizenship act was passed in 1924, we didn't get the right to vote. in the late 1800s there was an editor of the montana post one of the largest newspapers, said you know what, i like a grizzly hide better because it's more usable than necessitate of american hide. what sarah and hans don't understand and don't get, and i know they hold their positions strongly is they have absolutely no understanding with regard to the culture, mail-in balloting for native americans, some ufer our mail -- some of our mailboxes have ten families sharing one mailbox. the rest of the citi

i'm proudly from montana. there was a comment after a story that said as follows: why don't we just put all those indi indians in a vw bus and we'll be distributing our welfare checks at half time. you tell me, maybe they'll just vote. put us in a bus, entice us with welfare checks. >> where does that come from? >> that was a comment from the building gazette story. it was illegal to have a polling place on the reservation. we've had even after the citizenship act was passed in 1924, we didn't get the right to vote. in the late 1800s there was an editor of the montana post one of the largest newspapers, said you know what, i like a grizzly hide better because it's more usable than necessitate of american hide. what sarah and hans don't understand and don't get, and i know they hold their positions strongly is they have absolutely no understanding with regard to the culture, mail-in balloting for native americans, some ufer our mail -- some of our mailboxes have ten families sharing one mailbox. the rest of the

i've been to a kiss from montana kittredge, walter kern lives here in montana. it is really an important part of who we are. and i think it is partly because we are so insular, you know? the last best place. steinbeck travels with charley and he goes on and on about how much he loved montana and drives all over the united states, but montana is a love song for him. i think the combination of the wide-open spaces, but also the fact that company no, we have the amenities to walk for a full and happy life. i think that attracts people. it is easy to work eerie thing. it is easy to sort of slip into montana and have it be what drives you artistically. it's in writing about montana has the place that pervades everything. western identity, you know, the relationship with the land, relationship with the history, the culture. you know, that is a big backdrop for any montana senate novel or work of nonfiction. you know, there isn't on the supply of books about little bighorn. it is really funny to think that this event that was reasonably short duration that happened a l

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even brook shields, mother on hannah montana, told the "today" show -- >> it's a bit desperate. i want to know who's advising her and why it's necessary. >> then, there were the more than 150 fcc complaints. >> some were pretty humorous. someone said it was like watching a brothel. other people complain about child pornography, which she's 20 years old. >> miley's reaction -- >> she laughed the whole thing off. she knew it was going to get a reaction. that's part of why she did it, but everyone is talking about her. >> and miley was quick to point that out, tweeting my vma performance had 306 tweets per minute. that's more than the blackout or super bowl. and she said exactly what she thought in her mtv documentary, the movement. >> it's a strategic, hot mess. right now, i'm in a point in m my career where i can be wa i want to be. >> it only fueled her confidence. in her next video, miley was sometimes naked while riding a wrecking ball and licking a sledgehammer. and this time, she wanted to show something different. her vulnerability. >> two-thirds of the way through the song

Íbamos en busca de un cruce en las montaÑas. los niÑos para llegar a la escuela debÍan pasar cuidados de un cable pero por mucho que nos habÍan contado, nada podÍa prepararnos para lo que se presentÓ a nuestros ojos. era un cable que servÍa como comunicaciÓn para varias comunidades. pasar por el cable es extremadamente peligroso pero mÁs arriesgado serÍa intentar ir por abajo. es el caudaloso rÍo, famoso por la cantidad de vidas que cobrÓ. la gente del lugar sabe el riesgo que implica dejar que los niÑos crucen sÓlo por el campo. >> un peligro porque los niÑos no tienen el mismo conocimiento que un grande, pueden hasta caer. >> por eso, benjamÍn prefiere cruzar el rÍo junto a su hija y asegurarse de que llegue sana y salva a la otra orilla. para la niÑa, esto no es una aventura, es solo el paso obligado para llegar a la escuela que le darÁ sus sueÑos. >> porque me gusta aprender y quiero salir adelante. >> aunque pasa dos veces al dÍa, dice que nunca ha logrado dominar el viento, donde se esconde la muerte. >

she homesteadied up in the golden triangle of montana, in the heart of montana's wheat country. i know how important it is to ensure that young montanans have the opportunity to continue working on the family farms and family ranches. and that's why montanans are so frustrated and i am so frustrated by washington's persistent failure to pass a long-term farm bill that provides montana's producers with the certainty they need and they deserve. montanans are sick and tired of the political games that have long delayed the passage of a five-year farm bill. this critical legislation is long overdue and it's unacceptable that congress continues to stand in the way of providing our ag producers and rural communities with a long-term solution. agriculture is not only an important part of montana's economy, it's a critical industry that impacts each and every american. and as montana's sole voice in the u.s. house of representatives, i am committed to being an advocate for montana's farmers and montana ranchers. we can't wait any longer. we need a farm bill now. i yield back the balance

senator from montana now back then u.s. senators were chosen by their respective state legislatures so one afternoon clark walked into the montana state legislature and announced that he would be standing in the back of the room holding envelopes this is an actual picture of one of the actual envelopes holding envelopes filled with thousand dollar bills he said he'd give those envelopes to anyone who voted for him enough legislators voted for him and took his is envelopes his cash is that his thousand dollar bills that montana sent him to washington d.c. is there senator for the one thousand nine hundred legislative session for quark's bribery scheme was so public and so brazen and so frankly widely reported in the newspapers that even the largely corrupted u.s. senate was horrified they refused to seat him after reading newspaper stories here in d.c. about his passing out thousand dollar bills back in montana to get himself elected . and it was the notoriety of clarke's naked bribery attempt in montana well reported in new

and we have a winter weather advisory in oregon, but heavier snow from montana. i want to note this area of hot pink here, stretching across central wyoming and nebraska. this is where it will be freezing rain during morning drive times. freezing rain will get icing on the roads so very quickly there will be problems during the morning commute. also problems on the winds, cross-winds coming up some of our highways washington, oregon, montana, stronger winds even for nevada and utah here, big rigs can easily get on-deck circle over in those highway have long flat plains. spokane will continue to build up through oregon and nevada. winds 26 miles per hour the gusts for elko, and 26 or so in san francisco. right now cool rain but also snow. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz with a quick update. a spanish newspaper has now claimed that the u.s. has spied on 60 million phone calls in spain last december. >>> impacting online enrollment for all 50 states, the latest issue to hit the troubled healthcare.gov and unsure how long it will take to fix that

. >>> later in the broadcast the world series and sharks highlights and joe montana football in london employ the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can . >> an invasion of wild pigs in a neighborhood. wednesday we showed you they have torn up a golf course and ruining lawns. people are worried about trick or trea ers. >> reporter: tony is fed up. lawns are being torn up by wild pigs. >> the males are aggressive and will attack you. >> reporter: the pigs are roaming the streets. as many as 40. sometimes during the day people are scared with halloween coming. >> people drive kids to this neighborhood to trick or treat and pigs are running around. >> reporter: they are tearing up fairways and a green. >> the mama and her babies could be a bad mix. >> reporter: many residents want the pigs trapped and euthanized. they aren't afraid of anything. >> they are betting bolder and less afraid of people. >> i saw a coup

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montana con 34 grados. y esta explicaciÓn solo lo puede dar la madre naturaleza, ustedes en chicago 53 grados. al sur del paÍs, san antonio con 85 grados. y lluvia helada en porciones de san francisco. y asÍ que tenemos de todo como siempre digo en el menÚ del tiempo. iniciando esta semana de trabajo. para maÑana desde san luis ustedes en chicago, esta misma tormenta se mueve al centro del paÍs, para el jueves desde el meodia este actividades de precipitaciÓn, y pone en riesgo a los que van a buscar dulces en halloween. temperaturas en 83 grados y continÚa el calor en el sur de la florida. desde los Ángeles con 66 grados especialmente para maÑana. y me despido. y sÍgame @ jackie guerrido. continuamos con mÁs de "primer impacto." >>> llegÓ el momento de hablar de deportes con ivÁn kasanzew. >>> buenas tardes. >>> es lunes ivÁn. bienvenido al nuevo set de "primer impacto." >>> un lunes feliz para la selecciÓn mexicana. el piojo llama otro naturalizado. y los jefes son Únicos en la nfl. >>> en

and finally according to state farm insurance montana ranks number two in the country when it comes to deer or vehicle collisions and in the next few weeks montanans will be able to put a lot of that road kill to use by eating it that's right a new law passed the montana state legislature which allows residents to recover and each road kill lying dead on the state's highway system it took effect on the first of this month but don't pull your car over get regulations governing the retrieval and consumption of roadkill won't be finalized until the states fish and wildlife commission meets later this week montana is one of the multiple states that allows individuals to scoop up and take home roadkill wyoming minnesota and wisconsin are a few of the others now in idaho the law allows individuals to collect any animal they find on the side of the road but the new montana legislation permits only four times of road kill to be recovered deer elk moose and antelope and individuals who come across some roadside carcass in montana will have to notify the state of their catch on an on line call w

that's bad for business in montana. obama and obama care not completely popular, but you're proof a democrat can win. what do you make of the politics? do democrats have a cans at getting the 2014 senate seat in montana? >> well, thank god we have some strategists in washington, d.c. on the republican side, because they're making it easier for democrats. >> i sense sarcasm. >> i can't understand the strategy. they did bring the democrats down with them. >> they did at a slower rate. >> but here's the problem. they're saying we want that mandate to go for one year. i signed a bit in montana that we wouldn't force the mandate until there was a legitimate public option, because i don't think you ought to force a private citizen to force it. -- >> i hate to say this. i'm starting to like you. >> some of the democrats with are sleeping with the insurance industry and the republicans are married to them. wow. >> except if you look at the campaign contributions, they make a fortune off obama care. the really is the year is a v

one project is being led by hall of fame for ball player joe montana. montana's property group is proposing, as/400 million dollar project, called centennial and gateway. >> it would include a 200 new hotel and retail and office space across the street from the stadium. levi's stadium is expected to open in august of next year. but montana's project if approved by the city would not be finished until 2016 just in time for super bowl 50. in line the mavericks' search contest in half moon bay draw some of the big wave surfers and the world. friday afternoon 25 surfers including several past maverick winners as well as contestants and this year's event took part in an opening ceremony on the sands of a maverick beach. >> to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at cove

my canada is one of the states that allows -- montana is one of the states that allow people to scoop up and take him roadkill. in idaho, the law allows individuals to collect any animal they find on the side of the road. individuals who, cross roadside carcass in montana will have to notify the state of their catch on in online within 24 hours of collecting the dead animal. the law will be ready to take full effect sometime in november just in time for thanksgiving. lease be careful getting out of your car on a highway. that is it for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> welcome to "newsline." it's friday, october 11th. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have offered up a plan that could end a standoff over the national debt. they say they're considering legislation that would allow for a short-term increase in the debt ceiling. but they stopped short of agreeing to stop the government shutdown.

the balance of the acreage is in williams county, north dakota, and richland county, montana. >> so montana we've not even looked at at all. is montana as oil rich as north dakota, that portion? >> jim, it's actually highly prospective. we've seen a lot of wells drilled over the course of the last couple months and have been following the results of a lot of different operators in that area. we're going to add a third rig next year. >> here's what's amazing to me about this whole thing. how where we are three, four years ago. is this old technology that we didn't know was there. has core labs discovered, wow, montana's better than we thought? >> we think core labs is a great company. we've been one of the technology pioneers in central mckenzie county. we've been using geosearing on all of our wells to stay within a 10-foot tolerance on the laterals. we've been using slick water fracs with high concentrations of ceramic in each of the individual stages. and i think that's contributing to the very well good results we've seen in mckenzie county today. >> what do you do when the oil comes out

snow across portions of wyoming and montana actually it is snowing right now in billings all the way to helena. along i-15 you want to use caution. the friction between these two air masses is going to produce some volatile storms capable of producing hail and winds and isolated tornadoes across kansas and nebraska, del back to you. >> it's snowing from helena and back. >>> up next, the taper statistics of rape on campuses. innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> the numbers are frightening. one in five women will be sexually assaulted during

and it came to montana as a little girl. her father was with the gold rush and she kept hearing stories about the park since the time she was a little girl and wanted to visit. her father took her to be of its hot springs in the early 1870's and there she heard of the geysers of when she married she extracted a promise the he would take her and did 1870's seven he did but that is where they left their reservation in idaho trying to make their way to the buffalo country of montana with a plan to go live with the crow giving up their homeland to do this. one of the things that happened is they found and it and her tourist party with her husband and sister and brother and friends and the indians came into the camp ground early in the morning and the tourist decided they would be so they packed up the wagon and headed out and the indians went with them and surrounded them escorting them out and as a cable long they encountered another band of indians and here is what emma says happened to. >> suddenly without warning shots rang

you will not be able to see too well in the mountain passes of montana. it will be the case in nevada and the north-east. there's high wind warnings coming down the sierra nevadas. we have a storm bringing rain to texas yesterday. it's tracking off to the east. speaking of east, let's go to europe where an area of low pressure is bringing in winds to the coastline - especially the coastline of spain, france, germany and switzerland. we'll see the potential of wind gusts in these areas up to 70 miles per hour. we are bracing - an area of low pressure, again, the cull prit and air is rushing in to fill in the area of low pressure, causing the wind. germany - earlier this month heavy, heavy snow. you want to see snow on the pumpkin - well, not all of us do. it will be a cool start to halloween, with warming coming in to the north-north-east. we'll get to 65 for dc and new york. after a chilly start it will be a chilly end for parts of montana. >> new video surfacing showing the deadly bombing attack on egypt's interior ministry who the military says was depe

montana suggested at a rally in london that things could even be worse. he said, quote, it's not like they went to oakland. well, montana is not the only one letting his hair down in london as mindy balk reports, the 49ers are enjoying themselves as well. >> reporter: the 49ers wrapped up their week of practice with a team tour of the sights and sounds of the city of lob don. this city has so much to offer the 49ers players and coaches. but the best part, they all got to enjoy them as a team. >> it's amazing with an a great opportunity for us as a team with, just to get an opportunity to come out here. it's a blessing for us to be here really. we're enjoying it. we're soaking it in and just sightseeing. i think for us and our families to get a chance to come out here and enjoy the weather as well. >> i love so many things about this place. you know, i love all of the restaurants, i love, you know, the nightlife. i love pretty much everything. i love the way the people speak. i learned a few words this week. >> people so friendly, just embracing us, just g

hi, i'm mark walberg in billings, montana. montana's state motto is "oro y plata"-- "gold and silver." the discovery of these precious metals in the montana territory brought thousands of prospectors to the area in the 1860s. our experts have unearthed more of montana's treasures. take a look. woman: it was purchased from a goodwill store under another painting. i don't remember how it got away from the original picture, but it was underneath and... so this was behind a painting that somebody bought at a goodwill store. and then at some point you took that painting out of the frame and discovered this behind it. 15 years ago. it's a woodcut by the chicago artist charles turzak. and you can see down here, signed in pencil. and it's titled right here, the north entrance. and it's a view of chicago and these four skyscrapers, which are classic examples of 1920s chicago architecture. and charles turzak was born in illinois and had studied at the art institute of chicago. and by the 1920s, he was busy making views of chicago, none

showers will follow, with snow in the mountains of idaho, montana and wyoming. it's going to be sunny and dry across the rockies and into the midwest. rain showers will stretch from the coastal carolinas into florida, with some areas getting one to three inches of rain. >> cool in the west coast. warming across the midwest. and cooler across the northeast. >>> only a matter of time before apple comes out with another iphone. we're learning about a big feature the next generation will have. >>> plus, a soldier killed on american soldier. who investigators have in custody is getting a whole lot of attention. >>> and the wrong worker to mess with. a gunman comes face-to-face with a clerk with an even bigger weapon. mmemmeemaaaa >>> welcome back, everyone. the nation's new $100 bill goes into circulation today. the fed begins distributing them to banks and financial institutions this morning. the new bills have several high-tech features to make them more difficult to counterfeit. >>> last week, we told you about best buy's price cut on apple's iphone 5

> all right, back here at home, severe weather is sweeping across a large swath of the nation, from montana into the deep south, everything from snow to hail, even tornadoes. >> texas and oklahoma are already getting hammered with extreme weather, including torrential rain, heavy winds. damaging hail. ginger zee has more on the storm brewing in the northwest and heading east across the plains. >> let's start in montana. we have winter storm warnings in hot pink tonight. and the winter storm watches all the way into the dakotas over the next couple of days. let me show you how much snow we're expecting. a lot of places blasted with the four to eight-inch. that's the pink area. and then you look for some spots to get a foot or more. that's just the northern side of the storm through the midweek. we have a southern side of the storm, too, that brings the severe weather. damaging winds, big hail, isolated tornadoes. monday into tuesday, the panhandle of oklahoma, texas. up into kansas. wednesday into thursday, oklahoma city through memphis, tennessee. >> thank you, ginger. >>> a brief mention o

segun montana la ley conocida en ingles como obamacare intenta reducir gastos estableciendo estudios y tratamientos estandarizados. sot. entonces nos estan quitando la opcion de practicar medicina como un arte, con flexibilidad. agrega que esto, en ocasiones, resulta en retrasos para los pacientes. sot: mi manager se la pasa diciendo: no puedes hacer ese procedimiento hasta que lo tenga aprobado por la aseguradora. la ley tambien obliga a medicos y hospitales a manejar el papeleo administrativo de manera electronica lo que significa&. sot que toma tiempo y cuesta mas plata&. los examenes revelaron que alessandro tiene un corazon sano, lo que significa que su madre tendra que seguir buscando el motivo de sus preocupaciones medicas. eso si: el doctor montana dice que obamacare se anotara un triunfo si logra cumplir con una de sus metas primarias:ext ender la medicina preventiva, y asi poder evitar el uso de procedimientos mas costosos, por enfermedades que fuerondiagnosticadas tardÏ¿ ½amente. a partir de maÑana., entran en vigencia nuevas leyes en maryland...desde el uso de armas d

the poor folks in montana might like it. i won't say poor folks. >> that's true. that is one of the systems heading in this direction. we may have to deal with something next week, right? >> that is a front that will be bringing us some rain, needed rain, here by monday. this morning we're dealing with some fog around and certainly is looking like fall here even though it's feeling like summer. this photo sent in by anita from rockville posted to weather@nbcwashington.com. love it when you share your weather and nature photos with us and also on twitter and facebook. and we do have the you a it tum autumn colors. closer to washington here in this area in the orange, western maryland, the highlands in west virginia, they have some moderate color there. closer to washington we have some spotty color, some moderate color beginning to show up in the shenandoah valley the next day or two. patchy fog is what we're dealing with. where temperatures are down to near 60 closer to washington don't have much fog around. temperatures in the low to mid-60s. look at our temperat

showers will follow, with snow in the mountains of idaho, montana and wyoming. it's going to be sunny and dry across the rockies and into the midwest. rain showers will stretch from the coastal carolinas into florida, with some areas getting one to three inches of rain. >> cool in the west coast. warming across the midwest. and cooler across the northeast. >>> only a matter of time before apple comes out with another iphone. we're learning about a big feature the next generation will have. >>> plus, a soldier killed on american soldier. who investigators have in whol of attention. >>> and the wrong worker to mess with. a gunman comes face-to-face with a clerk with an even bigger weapon. lslslshire farm spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen seasoned every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm beacuse it's worth doing right. [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum

joining me is former montana governor brian schweitzer. how serious are you about running for president in 2016? >> oh, only you news people are talking about 2016. real people still have jobs and hillary hasn't decided what she's doing. mark o'malley, john hickenlooper. when george mcgovern announced he was running for president less than 3% of america knew who he was yet he became the nominee. he was the long shot. in '76 when jimmy carter left georgia, they said who, what state? yet he was the nominee. deukakis, who was he? do you remember the name president dean? he was way ahead yet kerry was the nominee. by the way not too long ago 2008, hillary clinton was the runway favorite and a fellow named obama became the candidate. >> it sounds like you are not ruling it out. you considered running for the senate over the summer and you are quoted as saying, i'm not goofy enough to be in the house and not senile enough to be in the senate. are you crazy enough to run for the white house? >> just maybe. look, it's a long slog. and unfortunatel

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in montana over ten inches of snow have fallen. temperatures are in the 30s. none of that seemed to bother this golden retriever. bill karins is here. >> tornadoes, landfalling tropical system and a blizzard. the storm in the gulf, karen does not look too impressive. the center of the storm is located where it is spinning. thunderstorms are displaced to the east of the storm. winds are still at 65 miles per hour. it is still a big area of circulation. without thunderstorms near the center it is doubtful it will become hurricane before landfall. blizzard warnings there in the rapids city area. you will change to snow. it is snowing hard in the mountains of wyoming. we are talking about the possibility of up to two feet of snow. and then out ahead of that storm system later on today we will see a chance of strong thunderstorms, possibly tornadoes, that area of red is at greatest risk right across much of central and northern iowa where we focus for the best chance of tornadoes. strong storms from kansas city down to areas around oklahoma city. a lot of things on

i know oregon has them, montana has them. and the net result of that is those businesses don't have customers, customers that don't show up mean those businesses who had prepared, built their inventories in anticipation, got material ready, got guides ready, got their buses all ready to go for those tours can't do them because there are no customers because they have no place to take them. so the reality is the net result is these individuals -- and i think my friend from oregon, i think he says it so clearly in discussions i have had with him. it's almost like -- and you can correct me, my friend from oregon, if i say this wrong, but it's almost like a tax for these businesses because they don't get that money back. they have invested. it's gone. it's over. the season's -- they don't get to repeat the seasons. it's not like the movie "ground-hog day." you don't get to go over and over and over again. it's gone. i know all of us have it with these parks and national treasures. i know you have talked to me about this. before i

and even nationally in traveling to other countries, people say montana, all, that is where custer rose from. that is the beginning of a conversation a lot of times. a surprising conversation. this is a battle with international significance. d. little big horn was june 205th 1976. building four days, weeks and months. and the climactic actions of the battle were a few hours that afternoon. leading up to it was a struggle over land, as most of these indian wars, a land at the base of it. in this case 1868 treaty at fort laramie between the united states government and the lakota nation and recognized the claim to most of western south dakota and additional land in montana and wyoming. and that was fine in 1868, but a few years later gold was discovered in the black hills and the united states government decided it wanted to renegotiate the treaty by force if necessary. that is what the army was out here doing, trying to compel the indians to come in to the agency's and renegotiate that treaty to concede more of the land. custer attacked, came from the east across over into the valley of

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joe montana will coach 125 young athletes for one hour. to no one's surprise, though, none of the 15 athletes were alive when montana won his first super bowl in 1982. crazy, right? speaking of joe montana, colin kaepernick has taken to heart what the 49ers legend told him in the past. he was hoping one day he could put his name next to montana's as one of the greatest quarterbacks in nfl history. >> he had a lot of good words for me. it was something i really took to heart when he was talking to me. it's a great honor. there's very high expectations, there's great traditions. sof being the quarterback for the 49er, you have a lot of great things to live up to and to try to accomplish to become one of the elite quarterbacks that have been a part of this franchise. >> we've got great news for the sharks and their fans. dan boyle who took a nasty hit will rejoin the team tonight in boston. he's going to participate in morning skate. it is a big step in the right direction. the city of oakland celebrating the warriors one week away from their

from hannah montana to regular montana. as of yesterday it is lee gl to eat road kill in montana. yesterday was world vegetarian day. i guess it didn't take. road kill is such an ugly word. i prefer the term vehicularly harvested. the animals covered under the road kill, antelope, deer, elk and moose. before you take a dead animal home, you have to get a permit. imagine what the line for road kill permits in this country are. that must be some group. so, just to recap. our government is shutdown now. you can eat road kill. like a novel has come to life. thit this is great video. as you can tell i don't participate in extreme sports. the closest i got to an extreme sport was opening, mountain dew code red. now that everyone has go-pro helmet cams we can experience what extreme sports feel like from the comfort of laptops. these are down low mountain bikers went for a ride in france. this is why it is so important not to exercise. whoa! >> jimmy: they just kept coming. he broke his baguette. ha-ha. [ applause ] a new episode of the very popular show "duck dynasty" aired on a & e, on

emmett cowan came to montana as the little girl in the 1860s. her father was a gold rush are and she said she kept hearing stories about the park from the time she was a girl and wanted to visit. her father took her to mammoth hot springs in the early 1870 and there she heard about going to see the geysers. when she married she extracted a promise from her husband that he would take her to the geysers. in 1877 he did but that is the summer that nez per se left their reservation in eastern idaho trying to make their way to them buffalo country in montana. their plan was to live with the crow. they were giving up their homeland to do this. one of the things that happened was that they found emmett cowan and her tourist party -- he was there with her husband her sister and her brother and several friends. the indians came into the campground early in the morning and the tourists decided they would just leave so they packed up their wagons and headed out. the indians headed with them. they just kind of surrounded them escorting them along as they ma

pitch - cesar --- son incendios de maleza en las montaÑas del condado de solano y napa... ---- la peligrosa situacion podria afectar el aire de algunas de nuestras ciudades ... take 2 box --- nos enlazamos con angel ayllon quien nos trae los detalles.. buenas noches ;01 ;14 ;28 ;40 1;26 trt 1;40 son mas de 500 acres de terreno calcinado en son mas de 500 acres de terreno calcinado en el condado de solano.... con ello, cerca de 8 ranchos y propiedades en riesgo y familias han tenido que abandonar las propiedades por el riesgo a ser alcanzadas por el fuego... como la vivienda de este residente entrevista quien explica como tuvo que salir de su propiedad cruzar los montes legar a sus vecinos para saber como estaban ellos ---el siniestro de ocho alarmas que se registra a un costado de la autopista 12 cerca de "suisun city", aun no es controlado en su totalidad...... entrevista el fuego se disperso por el monte de manera muy rapida, y los bomberos han tenido que construir varios flancos de contencion para intentar un control mas rapido... fue el comentario del departamento de bomberos... residen

the balance of the acreage is in williams county, north dakota, and richland county, montana. >> so montana we've not even looked at at all. is montana as oil rich as north dakota, that portion? >> jim, it's actually highly prospective. we've seen a lot of wells drilled over the course of the last several months and have been following the results of a lot of different operators in that area. >> here's what's amazing to me about this whole thing. how where we are three, four years ago. is this old technology that we didn't know was there. has core labs discovered, wow, montana's better than we thought? >> we think core labs is a great company. we've been one of the technology pioneers in central mckenzie county. we've been using geosearing on all of our wells to stay within a 10-foot tolerance within the laterals. we've been using slick water fracs in each of the individual stages. and i think that's contributing to the very well good results we've seen in mckenzie county today. >> what do you do when the oil comes out? do you have infrastructure? >> funny that you ask that. we have been tr

high temperatures different in mont r and the -- montana and the dakotas. the cold air working to the east coast. more details on how cool it will feel for a lot of us once the larger storm tracks down out of canada allowing cool air to come in. >>> this is al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz with a look at the top stories. >> nsa denies reports that president obama was personally briefed on the surveillance much german chancellor angela merkel. a newspaper claimed that not only was the president told about the spying, he allowed it to continue. >> columbia's farc group released kevin scott sutay, an army marine. he was captured on june 20th. >> syria submitted a plan for getting rid of its chemical weapons arsenal three days before the deadline. it's part of the a strict and ambitious timeline aiming to eliminate the stockpile by

let's go -- montana. let's go across the atlantic. strong winds. a storm system, low pressure getting intense - air rushing in to fill low pressure. think of it like a bowl. something wants to fill it up to balance nature out, or mother nature, the atmosphere out. wind potential up to 70 miles per hour. there's several concerns around this. it will be on the northern coast of france and germany and switzerland that they'll face the powerful winds. it's rapping around the area of low pressure passing to the north. we get back to the united states. here is the area of low pressure, there's a surface low on watervapour in oregon. powerful winds, a lot of snow, and the freezele drizzle is of concern. >> more details at 11. >> welcome to al jazeera america. >> here are the top stories. president obama was personally briefed on chancellor merkel. not only was he told about the spying he allowed it to continue. >> the syrian government met it's deadline for stockpiling chemical wepons. weapons. they submitted the declaration on thursday three days of befo