because that's what you will certainly hear, for example, out in navajo country. but when you get into his life, you realize it's very complicated. he spoke numerous indian tongues. his first wife who was araphaho, singing grass, was the love of his life. they had two daughters. his second wife was cheyenne. he was very close with the ute tribe and with the taos pueblo indians. and with the -- many of the plains indian tribes. so it becomes much more complicated when you realize that -- you can't say this is an indian hater. he was someone who allied himself with certain tribes. and was sort of a bitter enemy against other tribes. he didn't really think monolithically about american indians. he thought specific tribes. and sort of last tribe that he affiliated himself with was if you want to call it that was spanish -- the spanish tribe of new mexico. he became spanish almost. his third and final wife was spanish. they raised their kids here in new mexico. he converted to catholicism and they spoke spanish. and he dreamed in spanish. he thought in spanish. his las

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. >>> the navajo nation has received the largest settlement ever paid to a single indian tribe..s. government has she would out $554 million. federal initials and tribal representatives sealed the deal with a ceremony in ozolinsh marking the end of a long-running lawsuit over the mismanagement of trust lands. the navajo nation originally sought $900 million when the lawsuit was filed in 2006. >> we looked to stop spending money on lawsuits and spend money on the things that are really important to the the navajo nation. >> starting next month tribal leaders will hold community meetings to decide how the money will be spent. some will be used to fix roads and bring water to parts of the reservation. the department of the interior has paid out nearly $8 million to native-american tribes all over the country. >>> new trouble for an embattled caltrans freeway project. it they have been investigating the by pass for more than a year, when it meets environmental regulations, violation of the clean water act and serious cost overruns. now they are of it is for destruction of no one arc

. >>> in a land mark settlement, the obama administration agreed to pay the navajo nation $554 millionms the u.s. government mismanaged funds and natural resources for decades. >>> here is something you wouldn't expect to find when police show up at your door. a pizza delivery driver was injured in a crash, so two portland oregon officers made sure that that pizza ended up in the right hands. and here's your pie, thank you very much. that's very sweet of them. >>> this is a great story, meet kamina, the newest member of the cincinnati zoo. after being abandoned by her mother at birth, this baby gorilla was transferred to cincinnati to be raised by the zoo coopers there. they'll dress like gorillas to act in her mother's place and nurture her. she will just have to monkey around with humans. i think the humans are having more fun playing with that monkey than -- >> of course. made me change my opinion. i said if i could feed one baby, it would be a white lion, they're so rare and stuff. but -- or a white tiger. gut bu but she looked really cute. >> adorable, until she gets big and grows

in rural arizona, the epa's mandates threaten to shut down the navajo generating station. the coal power plant is vital to our state's economy. these mandates will mean higher water prices and electricity prices for all arizona residents. they also threaten the viability of this plant, putting hundreds of jobs in jeopardy. instead of perpetuating a war on coal, washington should be protecting these jobs and supporting american energy. second, we need to repeal obamacare. i run a small business. i have seen firsthand the rate increases, and the way this law is crushing businesses and pushing people into part-time work. it is also costing our seniors money. they don't have the doctors they have relied on for years. let's start over. let's focus on ideas of lower cost and put the patient back in charge. third, we need to get ourselves out of all this debt. it is a drag on our economy and investments, and it is not something we should be passing on to our kids. not too long ago, our state was one of many caught in the grip of this great recession and budget crisis. working tog

today, the largest native american tribe, the navajo nation, signed the largest settlement any tribe has ever received from the u.s. government-- $554 million. their lawsuit accused federal agencies of mismanaging their trust fund for decades. "on the road "with steve hartman is still ahead, but up next, the captain says farewell. and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvia and call your doctor right away if you have severe pain in your stomach area which may be pancreatitis. tell your doctor right away and stop taking januvia if you have an allergic reaction that causes swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat, or affects your breathing or causes rash or hi

the federal government has reached a settlement with the navajo nation worth more than a half-billion dollars. the agreement is the largest for a single native american tribe over the government's mismanagement of their assets and land. new figures show mass shootings in the u.s. have more than doubled in the past 14 years. according to the fbi, 486 people have been killed in 160 separate incidents. twenty-four percent of active shooting incidents occurred in schools. in sweden, the right livelihood awards have been announced for five recipients, including nsa whistleblower edward snowden. the head of the right livelihood award foundation says snowden was honored for exposing illegality by his own government. talks we decided on five laureates this year and they all live up to the idea behind the award to offer real courageous, practical solutions to global challenges. snowden is living up to this ideal in the same way that earlier laureates have when it comes to criticizing his own government as this government is breaking the law. >> snowden's prize will go toward his legal fund. th

. >>> new this morning, the add obama administration will pay the navajo nation a $554 million settlementrding to "the washington post" the money is to settle claims that the u.s. government mismanaged funds and national resources on the reservation for the past 50 years. it's the largest settlement with an american-indian tribe. >>> happening today, there's a job fair it starts at 10:00 at the kipp charter school. &--porganizers say bring your resume and dress for success. >>> the jimmy john's sandwich chain believe an intruder stole login credentials to access their cash register systems. according to a posting on the website 216 stores nationwide were affected. the only one listed in the area is the one on east main street in newark delaware. let's go to new york for a look at what's ahead on the "today" show. >> we get a preview from mat lauer and hoda kotb. >>> and dramatic rescues in the south from rainfall. we've got a mess from washington, d.c. to new york tracking it all. >>> also ahead, what led police to the suspect of the university of virginia student behind bars this morn

it's a 2250-megawatt coal-fired plant within the navajo nation. i stated in yesterday's article, the grand canyon attracts more than 4.4 million people and provide 7400 jobs in 4.4 million people spend $467 million. the epa plans to reduce emissions by 80%. this is said to reduce the visual impairment by 73%. i stated in yesterday's article, and epa regional administrator for pacific southwest that the flexible practical solution will also generate critical revenues improve public health provide long-term certainties to power and water utilities and set the stage for a transition to a clean future. is a clean powerplant only makes sense. you said so yourself. >> thank you for taking the time. many miscreant miss white and i'm here before you in a variety of roles. as an artist, a leader in west virginia community concerned with energy and environment as a real-world example in listing for me as a supporter of the clean powerplant. or my professional music career i first-hand experience evaluating the carbon emissions and activities. at power by re

they say he broke into several homes on seminole, navajo and saint martin streets among the stolen itemsive laptops, three purses, the list goes on the man in his early mid 20s. >> a new synthetic drug is sending kids to the hospital. cloud nine also known on the streetstreets as who can relax e from chemicals made in air freshmen and bath salts it may sound harmless but it can kill. a number of kids in florida and michigan have wound up in the hospital because of it. it's already proving difficult to detect besides smoking it teens often pour the drug into energy drinks. >> a driver saved from oncoming train and the man who rescued him think it was divine intervention. michael patrick and jose amez share bond that will last forever. look at that hug. patrick's van got stuck on railroad tracks. inez and another man saw him and pulled him to safety in the nick of time. he's a tourist from venezuela who says god put him in the right place at the right time. >> it's incredible. we were going somewhere else and i said new york, we're going this way. >> my head hit the steering wheel, and i w

. >> the navajo nation which we are from sits on the richest energy corridor in north america for soeople are close to a century have been at the front line of energy extraction for this empire, including natural coal.il, uranium, and and now they're taking the water and pumping the water. meanwhile, one third of our people don't have access to running water. i live without running water with my family. we're here to say, we are still here and no more native sacrifice for your empire. this is the banner that was cured at the people's climate march on sunday that reads "flood wall street." hundreds on furl it and hold it over their heads, right in the heart of wall street. >> we're just a ploy a 300 foot and are right next to the iconic bowl in downtown manhattan. today, when hundred 25 heads of state are arriving in new york city in the here to tell the people in the world we stand with them and we're willing to take radical action to bring about the drastic changes that are needed to have a healthy unlivable future for our children. cox, former state senator from vermont. i have bee

police say he broke into several homes on seminole, navajo and st.in streets back on september 15th. he got away with laptops and purses. police later found some of the stolen items and are testing them for fingerprints. >>> wilmington police need your help to find this woman. she's wanted for burglary and several other crimes. she spent a lot of time in the area arrange lancaster avenue in wilmington. >>> there's room for improvement. that appears to be the consensus from the 2014 pennsylvania system of school assessment for the school district of philadelphia. district wide, reading and math proficiency scores fell by fewer than 2 percentage points. 8th grade proficiency rates increased in reading, science and writing. 55 of 168 schools improved. 48 schools improved in math. superintendent william hite says the district's focus will continue to provide tools that enhance instructional quality. >>> the pennsylvania attorney general's office is refusing to release internal sexually explicit e-mails that were found on state computers. attorney general

he is a member of the navajo nation who believes hair is sacred.not allow him to return to class until he provided documentation he was truly native american. and this student sent home for wearing his hair in locks. the student took the advice of a school board member and pinned up his hair so it didn't fall beyond his shoulders. but after ten days of being sent home the aclu reports they have reached an agreement to let the student rejoin his classmates. nothing jolted me as much as the story of one teenaged girl in clay county, florida, which is m.i.a. letter goes to the student of that county's school district. dear superintendent charlie van zandt, injujr., it's me, meliss. on miranda larkin's third day of school she wore this outif fit, a black skirt about three to four inches above her knees which is a violation of the dress code, and for that your policy resulted in the 15-year-old having to wear this outfit. her punishment was a neon t-shirt and red sweatpants with the words dress code violation written across both. your district school ma