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Americans played in the expectation. In the expedition. The library of congress hosted this hourlong event. Thank you john. Herman and i are going to act as a tag team today. We have been doing this for many years. We did a trail together a number of times going over the bitterroot mountains, following in the footsteps of lewis and clark. We initiated that for the smithsonian, carried that on. I was lucky enough to be involved in a number of those. That is how we became interested in lewis and clark. Of course, he is a historian. He came at it from that point of view. I am a historian of cartography. Together we put this book together. As far as we know, its the only book that talks primarily about the maps of lewis and clark. Of course, a huge number of books since the bicentennial of lewis and clark on them and on the various activities. Some touch on maps. There is a fine atlas that was put together of lewis and clark maps. We are trying to correct this imbalance by guiding and docu
Happened after a recent ice hockey game. Dozens of students began fighting after a game. A team who worked at the rink was beaten up when he tried to break it up. His mother says several fans kicked him in the head causing him to blackout. Hes now recovering from a concussion and broken nose. Joining me is aaron carter who covers High School Sports. Before that he covered sports at state college. Hes also the son of fred carter. Thanks for being with us . Thanks for having me. I want to read a quote after attending a High School Basketball game. It refers to what you heard from a fan directed at a student in the game. The quote is cripple 22, the man shouted cupping his hands around his mouth, break his legs. First, describe this scenario. Set is scene for us. What was the basketball game and where were you . It was a quarter final match up at a high school. Where i like to sit as a reporter is i sit behind the scorers table. Pretty good access to everywhere. There was a gentleman sitt
Assisting in his own defense. While acknowledging that both experts that examined neunaber diagnosed him with a mental illness. Judge Steven Andreasen ruled it doesnt reach the threshold of being incompetent. Pprosecutors can now move forward with a trial. But no date has been set. 3 the Nebraska Supreme Court has rejected a second appeal from the man convicted twice of a 2010 murder in norfolk. Dearis trice was first convicted in 2013 for stabbing a man to death at a norfolk home. But won a new trial from the state Supreme Court because of issues with instructions given to the jury. At that new trial in 2014. Trice was found guilty once again and sentenced to a minimum of 40 years in prison. He says the court was wrong in allowing transcripts of witness statements into evidence. And that the sentence he received was excessive. The Supreme Court says theres no evidence the trial court acted wrongly. 3 one teenager is dead after a rollover accident in Monona County this car driven by 15
We have been doing this for many years. Together a number of times going over the bitterroot mountains, following in the footsteps of lewis and clark. We initiated that for the smithsonian, carried that on. I was lucky enough to be involved in a number of those. That is how we became interested in lewis and clark. Of course, he is a historian. Said he came at it from that point of view. Ima historian of cartography. I am a historian of cartography. Together we put this book together. As far as we know, its the only book that talks primarily about the maps of lewis and clark. Of course, a huge number of books since the bicentennial of lewis and clark on them and on the various activities. Some touch on maps. There is a fine atlas that was put together of lewis and clark maps. We are trying to correct this imbalance by guiding and documenting the root of these maps. Before i continue, i want to thank a number of people that were involved with this production. Beginning with love and your