montana. many have come to claim their piece over the years but before the prospectors and explorers there were the plains indians. the absaroka have been master horsemen since they adopted spanish introduced mustangs in the 18th century. >> kennard: general blackjack pershing. he's called them native americans, the centaurs of the plains. >> anthony: better known as the "crow", they were once part of the larger hadassah tribe. centuries ago they split off on their own and wandered or were pushed by conflict with the blackfeet, cheyenne, and dakota until settling here in the yellowstone river valley. >> kennard: that horse became everything to our people. >> anthony: kennard real bird grew up ranching and raising horses here at medicine tail coulee, which happens to be the exact spot where general george custer had the worst day of his life. kennard raises horses for rodeo, for riding, and for this; indian relay racing. >> kennard: the athletic ability on them kids are just amazing. the compet

montana. many have come to claim their piece over the years but before the prospectors and explorers there were the plains indians. the absaroka have been master horsemen since they adopted spanish introduced mustangs in the 18th century. >> kennard: general blackjack pershing. he's called them native americans, the centaurs of the plains. >> anthony: better known as the "crow", they were once part of the larger hadassah tribe. centuries ago they split off on their own and wandered or were pushed by conflict with the blackfeet, cheyenne, and dakota until settling here in the yellowstone river valley. kennard: that horse became everything to our people. >> anthony: kennard real bird grew up ranching and raising horses here at medicine tail coulee, which happens to be the exact spot where general george custer had the worst day of his life. kennard raises horses for rodeo, for riding, and for this; indian relay racing. >> kennard: the athletic ability on them kids are just amazing. the competiti

how right is brady when he says montana is in a league of his own? >> it's a compelling argument that a lot of people will like to make. i mean, i just don't know how you make those rankings. how do you determine that tom brady is either better or worse than joe montana? if you do it by rings, well, otto graham had more rings than anybody. i think it's an eye of the beholder thing, your favorite team versus my favorite team thing. >> they're both the elite of the elite. and beyond that, you know, if you want to have an argument about it, do it in a tavern when you can get a beer out of it. >> i agree with you on that point. some people say he's not going to be in joe montana's league. what does he have to do, win more? >> they both got four super bowl championships. the numbers are about the same, mvps. i think they're in the same level, which is a very, very high level. i think they're at the level where tom brady right now is at the level everyone is trying to get to, all quarterbacks are trying to get to that level where he is right now, what he's

music from jeezy featuring french montana is on the way. yesterday "forbes" released their list of the highest paid reality tv stars. i think they do this just to make us mad. the top spot goes to kim kardashian west who took home $51 million this year. not only that, the kardashian jenners as a group made a combined $122 million this year. if there was in fact a god, turns out there's not. [ laughter ] [ applause ] meanwhile, the second richest reality show family, the robertsons of duck dynasty have announced that this upcoming season will be the last of duck dynasty. i guess it will be too hard for them to keep doing the show once donald trump appoints them all to the supreme court. duck dynasty, it's surprising because just a couple of years ago this show was a huge hit. at one time one of biggest shows on television, but their core audience dipped when phil family transitioned into a woman. and it turned some people off. so this will be it. maybe i'm confusing it with another show. i don't know. [ laughter ] it's hard to believe that a

jeezy with french montana from the lobby stage. today. turns out french mont is is not hannah montana's brother as i was told. next week before we head off to fight with our families, we'll be joined by shia labeouf, anna camp, and we'll have music from green day. and tuesday night our second annual red special to raise awareness for the fight against aids, live in-studio with bono, julia roberts, channing tatum, kristen bell, dj khaled, neil patrick harris, halsey, and the killers, too. that is tuesday night. a very big show for a very good cause. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight is an emmy and tony award winner and nine-time oscar host with a new comedy tour called "spend the night with billy crystal" starting january 21st at the arsht center in miami. please welcome the billy against all others -- i [ bleep ] that up. the word arsht just sent me on a -- [ laughter ] the hell with it. billy crystal, everybody. you think i'd be better at this by now. >> you had a little tongue twist. >> jimmy: i did. arsht really g

wells across 10,000 square miles of north dakota and montana. landmen and lawyers, waiting their turn to pour over the county records. all the planning by the citizens committee finally paid off. we were ready, with lifts for available office space, new housing was underway. there were extra books for the new kids at school. 1000 questions were in the air. the oil companies try to answer them by picking a panel of experts and sending them out across the basin to a series of town meetings. >> perhaps you are not familiar with the fact that petroleum is a source of insecticides, rust preventatives, plastics, alcohol , and a thousand other products. however, it is not possible to give you all the uses of crude oil at this time. perhaps some of you have some questions? to any of you folks have any questions? howf which is wondering, long is this all going to last? mindguess what is on your is the old story of boom and bust. i can assure you that we will be in the basin for a great many years looking for oil. the exploration process is only in its in

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>> reporter: montana school superintendent is battling first term incumbent ryan zinke. a decorated combat veteran and former navy s.e.a.l. in this red state juneau chipped away at the lead. to the extent that house speaker paul ryan came to campaign for zinke last week. they say she has a shot. >> there's no question in her aspect of identity that are unique by montana standards. >> reporter: openly gay juneau grew up on the reservation. of the state's million residents, 6% are native american. voter turn out traditionally low. >> there are satellite places on four of the seven reservations. the early vote is changing what is going to happen. >> reporter: whispers she could be a contender for education secretary in a clinton administration. >> have you heard from the clinton campaign? >> i have not heard from them. to be in the mix, it's flattering. i'm glad my record is being recognized. >> reporter: still trailing in the polls, her congressional bid is an uphill battle amid of a landscape full of them. juneau said she'll continue running uphill. nbc news janet shamlia

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think of montana. (mrs. culver) 'think of cheap jewelry and cheap perfume.' montana. the golden horseshoe. that was a long time a a. but i remember now. your hair was strawberry blonde then. (mrs. culver) 'and there were six of us girls there.' 'i should have realized you might not remember me.' this house, being a judge's wife. they threw me off. you've changed, kate. no, you can't change what you are. macdonald knew that. he came from montana, looking for kate. and he found your wife. what did he want from you? money. u see how i cheated you, dana, right from the beginning. with a lie that i bought and paid for. and you believed me. you've had your answer. i wish i could change it. - anything more you want? - one thing. where's macdonald now? he was waiting at the old stable for the money. by now, he's ridden into town to tell his story. it's over for us. if i go quickly, maybe it'll be easier for you. people forget... or most of them do. - i won't let you go. - i've hurt you enough. cora, nothing can hurt me as long as i have you. you think i'm proud of what i was.

it's happening in montana where voters could elect the first native american woman to congress. if not, there still could be a big role for her in the future. we caught up with her this week. >> reporter: montana is breathtaking in november, but it's the view of the state's that has all eyes on the state. >> i am denise juneau. >> reporter: winning would make her the first native american woman in the house of representatives. >> how important is your native american heritage to this race? >> i think it's really significant. it makes it a history-making effort. >> who already voted? >> reporter: montana school superintendent is battling first term incumbent ryan a former navy s.e.a.l. in this red state juneau chipped away at the lead. paul ryan came to campaign for zinke last week. they say she has a shot. >> there's no question a part of her appeal especially for the progressive base lies in her aspect of identity that are unique by montana standards. >> reporter: openly gay juneau grew up on the reservation. native american. voter turn out traditionally low. >> there are satel

>> reporter: montana school superintendent is battling first term incumbent ryan zinke. a decorated combat veteran and former navy s.e.a.l. in this red state juneau chipped away at the lead. to the extent that house speaker paul ryan came to campaign for zinke last week. they say she has a shot. >> there's no question a part of her appeal especially for the progressive base lies in her aspect of identity that are unique by montana standards. >> reporter: openly gay juneau grew up on the reservation. of the state's million residents, 6% are native american. voter turn out traditionally low. >> there are satellite places on four of the seven reservations. the early vote is changing what is going to happen. >> reporter: whispers she could be a contender for education secretary in a clinton administration. >> have you heard from the clinton campaign? >> i have not heard from them. to be in the mix, it's flattering. i'm glad my record is being recognized. >> reporter: still trailing in the polls, her congressional bid is an uphill battle amid of a landscape full of them. june

>> reporter: montana school superintendent is battling a former navy s.e.a.l. in this red state juneau chipped away at the lead. paul ryan came to campaign for zinke last week. they say she has a shot. >> there's no question a part of her appeal especially for the progressive base lies in her aspect of identity that are unique by montana standards. >> reporter: openly residents, 6% are native american. voter turn out traditionally low. >> there are satellite places on four of the seven reservations. the early vote is changing what is going to happen. >> reporter: whispers she could be a contender for education secretary in a clinton administration. >> have you heard from the clinton campaign? >> i have not heard from them. to be in the mix, it's flattering. i'm glad my record is being recognized. >> reporter: still trailing in the polls, her congressionid amid of a landscape full of them. juneau said she'll continue running uphill. nbc news montana. >>> and when we come back, a place where you can find the authentic tastes of home cooked up by real grandmas in

miles of prairie of across montana and dakota. they call it the williston basin. ♪ narrator: not so long ago, this was frontier. listen closely and you will hear the old echo of covered wagons, the phantom shadows of pioneers fighting for their lives against the will miss. -- the wilderness. ♪ narrator: they began with nothing, with their bare hands in a bucket of hope, breaking the land with freedoms plow, like fargo,ns stampede, bluegrass, beaver lodge, lincoln valley, williston. ♪ >> wheat farmer and schoolteacher, i was born and raised here east of montana along the canadian line, williams county, north dakota. if i were somewhere at the into the earth and thinking of home, the thing i would remember would be winter, the and norma's the snowlence, an cutting us off for the world, the wind slicing across the field. it's so cold that the shadows freeze to the ground and have to be pried loose with a pickax. ♪ barking] ♪ might seem like a desolate clays to some, but we are mostly norwegian up this way. we have an old im

it's happening in montana where voters could elect the first native american woman to congress. if not, there still could be a big role for her in the future. we caught up with her this week. >> reporter: montana is breathtaking in november, but it's the view of the state's unexpected tight congressional race that has all eyes on juneau chipped away at the lead. paul ryan came to campaign for zinke last week. they say she has a shot. >> there's no question a part of her appeal especially for the progressive base lies in her aspect of identity that are unique by montana standards. >> reporter: openly gay juneau grew up on the reservation. of the state's million traditionally low. >> there are satellite places on four of the seven reservations. the early vote is changing what is going to happen. >> reporter: whispers she could be a contender for education secretary in a clinton administration. >> have you heard from the clinton campaign? >> i have not heard from them. to be in the mix, it's flattering. i'm glad my record is being recognized. >> reporter: still trailing in the poll

northern colorado the 18th ranked montana. late in the 4th quarter kyle hit for what turned out to be the game-winning score. 8-25 beating montana for the 1st time since 1976. >>> early kickoff for the broncos. a rare 11:00 a.m. game. denver in new orleans. drew brees may not be the biggest concern. >> welcome to the big easy things probably won't be so easy. the broncos taking on the best offense in the nfl without their best run stopper. the number 1 issue the broncos have to contend with. the way their defense has been going, the big thing is stopping the run. that is where the focus has been this week. mark ingram tim hightower, that is where the saints have turned their season around. they started 0-3 and 14 of the last 5. the broncos started 4 and 0 and lost 3 of the last 5. derek wolfe is the best run defender. and aqib talib is the best path cover. it will be tough to lose those 2 guys against the number 1 offense in the league. >> the offense will have to keep up. we need big things from trevor siemian. denver, a 3 po

no omer yurtseven for state as they began the business portion of their paradise jam trip today vs montana... needless to say, the forward line a bit depleted... but that didn't show up tonight vs the grizzlies... to the virgin islands we go, in a strictly television sense... i'd take you all for real if i could... early going... dennis smith with a scalpel like split have a big night later - markell johnson is a player - the steal dodges the montana coach in the middle of the floor and hammers it....gott none too happy about the extra defender in dress shoes montana was game - walter wright... nifty scoop grizz led by 2 at half... 2nd - things would shift... it's markell again... catches the grizz hibernating another rim rocker...he had 9 then it was johnson to dsj -- a point guard to point guard oop...don't see too many of those and one more banger for good measure malik abu a career high 25 points state pulls away 85-72 central, fresh off a win over western carolina... back home at the nest tonight to take on jackson state... montreal's media rolled into pnc tonight with a rolled into p

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that was the biggest thing to take from the eastern washington game, the montana game. i can go right through about every game, but we had every one of these, but we didn't finish. and whether it was self inflicted wounds or whatever it is, it was missed opportunities." trt: 27 oc: "it was missed opportunities" ... coming up tonight at 10, i sit down with coe football head coach tyler staker for the sunday night spotlight. the kohawks won the first round of their ... the most points the iowa state men's basketball team has scored is 129, set back in 1978 against northeastern

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that would be walls, and montana as we welcome in lowe. i talked to dennis brown and said everything that eddie did was first class, whether it was hotels and flights, and he supply been ahead of his time in doing that. did that help with the wining? >> no question. i was like growing up, and i said i got drafted by the saints and i cried because i wanted to play for the san francisco 49ers as well. great cornerback, he talked about he was almost going to be a 49er and all of a sudden he traded him to the raiders and instead he cried because his woof understood who eddie d. would do. he would guy the wives mink coats when they came in to join the niners organization. >> how did they know their size, do their homework? >> amazing. >> it also helped, let's be honest, he hired walls. walls, had been san jose state and stanford and they didn't know that and he drafted joe montana out of notre dame and no one knew joe would be that good. >> good people in the front office, they hired guys that are smarter than them. take a look at what's going

pero aquÍ nadie se va sin regalo. >>> gracias joey montana, pero vamos a la pausa y regresamos con mÁs. >>> dÉjanos por aquÍ, me voy a la pausa. >>> quiero ver esto primero. >>> yo quiero hacerlo rashel. >>> a ver. >>> eso es lo estamos agarrando. >>> estuvimos ensayando. >>> a ver. >>> venga. >>> ahora sÍ cintura. >>> allÍ estÁ. >>> seÑores enseguida fuertes rumores hablan de un romance entre el prÍncipe harry y una conocida actriz norteamericana de quiÉn dicen no es bienvenida en el reino unido. >>> oh my god. >>> (♪mÚsica♪) y seÑora mÁs adelante para bien a ser que colores o estampados en moda en un minuto, en un nuevo dÍa que comienza contigo. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> y me decÍan de cÓmo ven seÑora acero tres la coyote. >>> usted lado mira. >>> sÍ. >>> quÉ le parece. >>> me gusta mucho porque es muy dulce y me gusta como salva a su familia le da amor como los defiende. >>> estÁ bueno buena tambiÉn. >>> claro que sÍ. >>> de lo vi en mis ojos. >>> usted tambiÉn lo ve. >>> sÍ pero pepito me cae mal porque se estÁ portando mal. >>> es verdad. >>> en la primer

the clerk: the senator from montana, mr. daines, for mr. alexander, proposes an amendment numbered 5110. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the amendment is agreed to. mr. daines: mr. president, montanans have always been at the cutting edge of frontier medicine, using ingenuity and hard work to overcome the challenges of frontier and rural america to make sure we have access to high-quality health care. in fact, going back to the time that my great, great grandmother homesteaded near conrad, montana, her health care providers have worked and continue to work for increased access despite geography, weather, limited resources or government regulation. rural montanans are often hours away from a hospital, and even further away from any kind of trauma center. our local providers are the first line responders. they tackle everything from the common cold to emergency situations. it's their actions that truly can make the difference between life and death. rural providers give montanans access to preventative and behavioral health s

that's where the spotted owl fight took place in western montana, probably the nastiest natural resources fight, one of the nastiest fights ever in history of the united states. you've got the bundy trial starting this week. you've got the ranchers hate the hippies hate the hikers hate doctors, hate the outfitters, hate the loggers, they all hate the federal bureaucrats but somehow they all came together. that were exceptions. there are people who never joined. >> their friendships that end forever. spent his best friend, his best man is never spoken of again because they saw him, first he saw bunch of oil and gas leases are going to go in and change one of the largest contiguous, the montana it probably the last best place. the largest contiguous outside of alaska in the united states. it's 10 million acres that looks almost like you did when -- said dusty came back from the road and got involved in that fight and that was what caused the rift with his best ma been becae they were sort of seeing visions of -- they wish the bakken had never happened. but they saw what they thought was goi

>> well, it was like -- inevitably it was something about joe montana and we fought. i heard that you punched him. you know, i was like just the idea that you would think i would do that or that we had a fight, because we never did, despite all of the people who thought that it was so hard. it was never toxic. it was always positive to our play. you know, so it was stuff that i just -- i wanted to at least say, as you grow up and get older and people say, i heard this about your dad, you can go back and say, my dad told me it was this way. >> so much of this at least at the beginning and throughout the book is about your anxiety, separation anxiety as a kid. >> yeah. >> and it wasn't until you were an adult that you really understood what was going on. >> right. >> talk about that process and what it meant to you. >> i remember my younger brothers and sisters, i have four younger brothers and sisters, my parents went out of town in second grade and i was beside myself, wailing and carrying on. my younger sister was like, what's wrong with steve. i remember, still reme

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>> butte was a copper boom town in the late 1800s and later grew into montana's fifth-largest city. >> it's a really good town. it's a blue-collar town. it's got a lot of history with the mines -- people working hard, people playing hard, people eating hard, lot of good food here. it's great people, great attitudes. >> like many montana natives, much of rob's childhood was spent outdoors. >> a lot of skiing, a lot of snowboarding, hunting when it's time to hunt. when it gets nice, fishing, really good mountains for hiking. a lot of outdoor-type stuff -- shooting. >> how old were you when you first fired a gun? >> i was probably about 13, maybe 12 or 13. right around the time my dad and i started hunting, i was too young to hunt. you have to be a certain age. but i could go hunting. >> once he was old enough, hunting trips with his father became a favorite pastime. >> we really got into it. we'd go out every chance we had. obviously, every weekend and then, if permission was given, during the week. >> after high school graduation, rob didn't really know what was next. >> i had a job at

montana. -- but worse than montana. she says it will be 20 years before the back support is paid off and she wants the state to be more aggressive. >> i kept asking them -- every time you go to court, shouldn't you be asking for the full amount? that is what is owed to the dollar. the full amount owed to the case is what is owed to the children. amy: some states charge interest on back support but in new hampshire, interest does not accrue. the statute of limitations is 20 years for collecting unpaid support. she believes the way her ex-husband is operating, her children will never see the support they deserve. >> now, f mike: we will see clear skies like we saw up at newfound lake give way to clear's desk give way to clouds tomorrow morning -- give way to clouds tomorrow morning. official high in concord today, 55 degrees. the average is 51. 73 is the record in 1931 with a it is quite chilly now but not nearly as cold as it can get this time of year. upper 20's, north. same story on top of mo

. >> this happened the montana state versus montana, they it the cat grid. >> a lot of people! >> yeah. >> somebody catch him. >> it looks like he was okay. >> from this angle. >> i'm going to assume he had a good time and the cats did win 24-17. around we go. where he stops, nobody will -- oh! >> dude, okay, that's not his fault. >> oh, my gosh. it looks like it is. >> i don't even want to laugh at this one. >> he's really good. you see the whole rigging just breaks right there. somebody needs to look into that. little maintenance eve >> and again, he's fine. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini and today is bonus day. that means we're giving away an ipad mini and flat screen tv. >> to enter you need the buzz word, at least 21 years old, and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com, click on win ipad. enter the buzz word on facebook, twitter, or both. you can use each every day. >> all right, let's reveal wednesday's buzz word. it is yodel. >> get over to rightthisminute.com, click on word, yodel. >> you'll want to enter today because this

adriana: las imponentes montaÑas hacen suponer lo puedo. no habÍa registro de sobrevivientes en un agente deriva en la zona. en medio de los escombros y en el frÍo aterrador de la madrugada, se escucharon voces en portuguÉs que pedÍan ayuda. >> se escuchaban tejidos de una persona que estaban en el medio de la nada. finalmente, encontramos a una persona en una especie de nicho, de hueco donde habÍa llegado despuÉs de la colisiÓn. adriana: y no se equivocaron, por primera vez en un accidente de estas caracterÍsticas, había sobrevivientes, y no sÓlo uno. >> eso permitiÓ rescatar con vida a varias personas. quienes estÁn en el lugar de la tragedia, dicen que el descenso del equipo repetÍa el nombre de su esposa una y otra vez. >> ha sido llamado por su familia. los restos de la nave, pero niÑa quedaron esparcidos sobre dos montaÑas en un radio de mÁs de 5 km. tambiÉn los cuerpos de las vÍctimas, algunos sellos, irreconocibles. cuando la suya y la nieve por fin cedieron, estos helicÓpteros fueron evacuados. inicialmente, se e