on the pine ridge reservation in south dakota now the incident led to the conviction of american indian movement activist leonard peltier who you know thirty six years later after that day he's in prison he's been in prison for more than three decades now for the f.b.i. peltier is a murderer of two of their agents but to many opposed to our supporters ranging from foreign parliaments to the dalai lama and the late mother teresa he's a political prisoner unfair trial and deserves clemency that earlier i spoke with one of called her supporters brian becker he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition and he's organized protests on peltier's behalf i asked him first you know peltier is in his sixty's he has there are more than three decades in prison he has had a stroke had diabetes is partially blind on humanitarian grounds as many of his supporters call for what is wrong with clemency here's what he said. there's nothing wrong with clemency leonard peltier should not be in prison he should have never been in prison he's the victim of an f.b.i. witch hunt the frame of the individual who'

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native american activists took over the island in 1969 and it became the centerpiece of the indian rights movement. at its height the occupation drew 800 people to the former federal prison. that number gradually dwindled. and on june 11, 1971 federal officers evicted the remaining 15 protestors. it is now a national park that draws more than one million visitor as year. >>> that massive wildfire in arizona has now spread beyond that state's line. casey stegall is with firefighters as they try to gain ground. >> reporter: the monstrous wildfire in eastern arizona continues to grow. flames spreading into neighbouring new mexico after being fanned by strong winds and low humidity. >> we expect the winds to be testing a lot of the lines that are out there. the winds, the weather, that will be the issues that we face. >> reporter: the wall low fire which started almost two weeks ago has now scorched more than 430,000-acres, destroying more than 30 homes and forcing nearly 10,000 people to flee. >> when you walk through a house you've lived in for 32 years and your children have carved their initials i