this is out on the navajo reservation in southern utah. this is part of a structure that's about, i'd say, 300 rooms running along the back side of this canyon, a little village, small city, something. artifacts everywhere. one of the walls had fallen out, revealing the floor that had been packed in there, hundreds of years of people using the same floor just pushing down the dirt so that there are pieces of woven -- of braided string sticking out of the floor everywhere and arrowheads and broken pottery and i realized when i came up against the stack of this trash pile i put my head against it and looked along it. i could see it was covered with hair. people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and i could feel the hair of people who had been there and i was there with a navajo guy that i know who just was creeped out by this. because there's a certain h

it would have been a masquerade in southern utah but for the utah's standoff and berger repeatedly spokend encouraged indian leaders to attack. so he created an environment in which leaders of the south might think they could orchestrate an indian master with his approval. he doesn't display any great concern for justice or even ecclesiastical sanction for many years afterwards. so i think it requires a complex answer. >> next question. >> i'd like to back up a little bit get there we go. back up a couple of months in july 24th, supposedly were talking about the 10 years of isolation that are beyond was hoping he would get that he didn't get. there are some authors and people who say that there was given the amount of theatrics with rock while in others the road and at the camp of hair, the campground in cottonwood king, where they were holding anniversary party to indicate the army was coming and that brigham young already knew the army was coming and this is more theatrics to rally the people. what is your take on this? >> well, he had heard a lot of reports that an army was on the way

there would not have been a master in southern utah but for the utah war standoff. and brigham repeatedly spoke and encouraged indian leaders to attack wagon trains. created an environment in which leaders in the south might think that they could orchestrate an indian massacre with his approval. and he doesn't display any great concern for justice, or even ecclesiastical sanction for many years afterwards. so i think, i think it requires a complex answer. >> next question. [inaudible] >> there we go. back up a couple months there to july 24 of 1857, supposedly when we're talking of the 10 years of isolation that brigham young was hoping that he would get, and that he did get. there are some authors and people who say that there was a given amount theatrics with rockwell and others that rode into camp up there at the campgrounds in, what was a, little cottonwood canyon where they were holding their anniversary party to indicate that the army was coming. and that brigham young already knew his army was coming and that this was more of a theatrics to rally the people p

. >> suarez: a year earlier, stephen bloch from the southern utah wilderness alliance brought gas industry representatives from anadarko petroleum corporation to this same stretch of river to convince the industry giant to consider the impact on pristine riverbanks in their pending request to drill in the greater natural buttes region. anadarko's existing permits were expiring. the company wanted to bring out gas left behind by past wells and old-fashioned drilling methods and make a new plan with the united states bureau of land management. the wilderness alliance asked anadarko to drill further away from the river floors, to erect wells away from the canyon rims, so they can't be seen by canoers and hikers. the energy company anadarko had a lot riding on the greater natural buttes project, and the numbers are staggering: 3,700 wells, six trillion cubic feet of gas reserves, billions to be paid in royalties to the state government of utah and to the federal government, and thousands of jobs created. the only question was, could they pull all that gas out of the ground and make peace with

there would not have been a mass -- massacre in southern utah except for the standoff. and brigham repeatedly spoke and encouraged engine leaders to attack wagon trains. they created an environment which leaders from the south might think they could organize orgestrate an indian massacre with the approval. he doesn't display any great concern for justice or even sanction for many years affiliate ward. i think, i think, you know, it requires a complex answer. >> next question? >> [inaudible] i'd like to go back to midtown -- there we go. back up a couple of months ago to july 24 ted of that 1857, spode supposedly when we were talking about the ten years of isolation that young was hoping that he would get that he didn't get. there are some authors and people who say that there was a given amount of theatrics with porter and others that road in to camp up there at the camp roads in what was it -- [inaudible] where they were holding the anniversary party to indicate that the army was coming. and that brigham young already knew that the army was coming. it was more of a the

speakers include richard land of the southern baptist convention and utah's attorney general.of the nasdaq stock exchange talks about the fiscal cliff and its effect on capital markets. hosted by the brookings institution, that is at 1:00 p.m. eastern. tomorrow night, former abc news reporter ted koppel talks about the future of network news. p.m. eastern00 next, attorney general eric colder hold a press conference on the recent settlement in the bp oil case. the company will pay of $4 billion fine. this is a half-hour. >> good afternoon. i am honored to join with the associate attorney general, and the assistant attorney general, the director of the securities and exchange commission's division of enforcement, the head of the deepwater hall rise in tax force in announcing one of the latest steps forward in our ongoing effort to achieve justice for those whose livelihoods were impacted by the largest environmental disaster in the history of the united states. and to hold accountable those who bore responsibility for this tragedy. today, the department filed a 14 count informat

utah. it weighs more than 700,000 pounds and southern california edison says the moving truck is longer than a football field. it will take about three weeks to reach utah. authorities say it creates low levels but is not expected to be dangerous. >>> well, back to baseball, melky cabrera, he was not on the playoff roster after he was reinstated following his suspension for steroids. but he will still get his payoff of $340,000. he would normally have made 72% of that. however, the rule mandates the full amount if the team plays ten games. he was eligible to come back and then the giants played ten games. >>> it losses like muni will be making a big statement because of vandalism. muni will have to pay $700,000 to replace that bus, one that was set on fire by the giants' fans after the giants won the world series. it turns out san francisco's policy does not cover buses set on fire. that's a blow to muni because they just spent about 300,000 refurbishing buses last year. >> all right. 7:21. it's mostly clear outside. in fact, some parts of the bay area could cup close to record- breaking tem

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