gained a lot of attention internationally and nationally. crews are trying to put the finishing touches on the dakota access pipeline that would carry oil from north dakota to illinois. native americans believe it will threaten drinking water and cultural sites. the core of engineers called for more input before theyll body of water. the company building the pipeline asked the government to allow the project to continue. protesters were held all across the country. a protest was held in phoenix. linda williams is live with the story. >>reporter: a day of action called for across the country

this. we're live not of osborn in central phoenix. the core of engineers has an office here and they will hold off on its plans and talk to the standing siux tribe before going ahead with the pipeline under the river. that did not keep people from protesting. they say this battle is far from over. in central phoenix, more than 100 people stood on a send a message over 1,000 miles away to dakota access pipeline proesters in north dakota. >> i think it is important to stand with standing rock to show we are here and we are standing in solidarity withstanding rock. reporter: the standing rock tribe has been fighting plans to

near their land. it is a fight against big oil say these protesters but it is more of a fight for clean water. >> it is an important topic to keep water clean and standing in solidarity with the human race. water is what we need as living beings. >> reporter: fighting a big oil company is no easy task but these protesters say their voices have made a >> ignoring it does not make a difference. we have to act. >> i think the public actions to bring attention to the issues have put pressure on the u.s. core of engineers so they make a statement like they did last night stating that the dakota access pipeline cannot, repeat cannot go forward with the construction on this site. >> reporter: now this protest started at 10:00 this morning. as you can see, it is still

i think it is set to be over with at about 6:00. there has been about 100 people here at if high point, maybe 150 during the day. the oil company filed court documents saying they had dock had dock -- documentation to build the pipeline and they are asking for the court to clear the way to continue. over. we will likely see more protests and rally cropping up around the country. i'm linda williams, fox 10 news. >> thanks, linda. new tonight at 5:00, are you ready for the play station fiesta bowl? the game has a new sponsor. the game has new sponsor, play

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>> reporter: coming up, we have breaking news in the search of a gunman behind the murder of a southwest employee at an oklahoma city airport. an adviser to donald trump

thank you for joining us. first tonight at 6:00, an airport in oklahoma city is shut down after a southwest airlines employee is shot and killed. police say a gunman opened fire at will rogers world airport. officers just announced that suspect has been found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound inside of a truck at a parking garage. southwest canceling all flights

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