[ crowd chanting ] contested elections. Undelivered ballots, legal challenges for days. What role the courts will play in this historic election. Good evening, whoever wins the presidency will do so on a razors edge we think well know before the newscast ends in a few hours but the winner has no mandate. We are not one United States, not right now. The evidence is irrefutable. We are two tribes who see this nation, its troubles, its trials, its triumphs vastly differently. We have our own priorities, goals and aspirations. We disagree about what america is and should be and many of us appear primed for a fight. Theres no solution that magically presents itself upon transfer or continuation of power. At some point maybe we better understand each other and Work Together towards common goals, were not there yet. Thats clear and if the elections process has taught us anything its that the road to unity does not run through it and may, in fact, lead us further from it. That said i can repor
Its the la thing this country needs. But its what this country could get if were not careful. And if our leaders dont respond well. Earlier today, a gunman opened fire during a republican congressional baseball practice at a park in alexandria, virginia, just a few miles from washington proper. The third most powerful House Republican Steve Scalise was shot and underwent immediate surgery. A lobbyist and congressional staffer were also among the injured along with two Capitol Hill Police officers who killed the gunman in a shootout and likely saved a bunch of lives. By all accounts, it was a terrifying and horrific Early Morning scene. [ gunshots ] taking batting practice and shagging balls. The gunshot went off. The next thing i heard was, run, hes got a gun. In the field, i see representative scalise is shot but moving. And hes trying to drag himself through the dirt out into the outfield. Theres a volley of fire, and i just remember seeing sam kind of gravel being kicked up by a cou
The Declaration of the Lillooet Tribe was signed in Spences Bridge on May 10, 1911 by a committee of chiefs. The assertion of sovereignty over traditional territories was recorded by anthropologist and local resident James Teit.
The Declaration of the Lillooet Tribe was signed in Spences Bridge on May 10, 1911 by a committee of chiefs. The assertion of sovereignty over traditional territories was recorded by