indian nations. i am the executive director of the national congress of it of americans. the oldest, largest, and most representative organization serving the broad interests of child government and communities. as part of our efforts to further the goals of indian country, we strive to bring together tribal leaders, government officials, and members of congress to discuss the challenges. opportunities and solutions. that is what we are here today and all about. gathered here are policy makers, tribal leaders, and maybe -- and so many others dedicated to working together on issues facing indian countries. i want to thank you for attending and watching from home . there areian country, students, teachers, leaders, and businesses that have gathered to watch this event among many of the events, we have classrooms across indian countries. some guestscognize we have. from capitol hill, we are joined by congresswoman betty mccollum and congressman frank malone. ree ve wendy from senator id's office. chris from the house subcommittee on indian affairs. and staff from her present

the indian warriors the warriors the white european settlers who killed american indians and settled the west general custer president andrew jackson who killed the many indians conquered big hunks of the united states and they are heroes to american in american historiography but to american indians in addition to people there of course villains who massacred harmless people in russia you could take somebody like catherine the great who grabbed a big hunk of poland of course the crimea and all the areas north of the black sea but of course catherine is very different because she made love in many ways to her people before she went to war against them in poland her first great love was the king of poland and that of course eased the conquest of poland so she made love and she made war whereas i suppose prime minister sharon was really the warrior he made war and he didn't make so much up aren't you so if i go to you in washington a western media is being called a peace maker how can you possibly apply that to the late mr sharon go ahead sure you know i think joshua's kind of descripti

. >> this guy's an american indian right here, a native american. >> we're all from different counties you show love. >> it's anyone's table. we're just playing a game here. >> but i mean, there's just certain races that you can play games with right here. and for people -- white people it's -- what it is, ami, american indians. that's pretty much about it, ain't it? there's three different types of mexicans. and we can sit with serenos and we can sit with pices. don't ask me why. but we can't play with the black folks. i would get beat up. you'd get in a fight over it. that's just the way it is. there's more racism here than there is in, you know, in civilization for sure. if you don't come in prejudiced, you might leave prejudiced. >> anything we take for granted on the outside is worth money. books go for a premium in here. food is worth money. soups are 20 cents apiece in prison money. >> inmates will use virtually anything for bartering. many items not issued by the prison can be purchased in the canteen. >> these are the treasured ice creams. they love these ice creams. we carry

thank you supervisors i'm tony gonzales with american indian movement west. i share the same as what was said earlier i content the supervisors for taking the position to change legislation to include the particular tactic of harassment by landlords etc. i'm not just speaking for my organization as a vietnam veteran and the westerns that are here it facts many people. it's a shame that the rich culture that the city has projected to the outer public is in the state of problems right now. there's a lot of resentment we see those big buses that driving around here that creates the resentment to the topic. we hope there's a a balance to keep our people's here all the superdomes of society and in particular our art and cultural workings are being affected. like a brain drain that goes on in other countries there's a cultural drain here for us to maintain the cultures is to also find ways thinking about the artist in our communities and filmmakers and those who are trying to stay here and work inform the community have a hard time finding a plays to thank you very

read, but that doesn't stop us at sf "the five" >> do you understand what bob said, india, not american indianshat drives people to do better. she was saying that there's something that unites a lot of these religious groups like mormons. she wasn't talking about race specifically, is that they're not interested in self-esteem and perhaps improving self-esteem leads to less achievement than if you didn't. if you infuse groups with a false sense of achievement, that leads to failure. if you tell somebody you're great because of who you are as opposed to what you do, that's wrong. i think that's the point she was trying to make, but i don't know because i didn't read the book. >> they have self-control. >>> it's time now for one more thing. i'm going to kick it off. we have been looking at all the picturesio sent across the country. you tweeted me. check the pictures out. from jeff, a snowy day at lehigh university in bethlehem, pennsylvania. wink. also, jody sent a street in coldwater, ohio. where's the road? that looks really cold. okay, andrea, south louisiana this morning. a frozen fountain.

very low income are excluded from the mandate and people who are incarcerated or members of the american indian tribes are also excluded but for the most part it is the most people in the u.s.. and the proof of coverage is provided by the individual at the time of the federal income tax return and there are penalties that are assessed for people who are not compliant >> and on the second piece of aca, that provides more options for people to get health insurance, it does this and one of four ways. and the first is expanding medicare eligibility and for the people with incomes up to 15,800 for a single individual will be met, eligible for a publicly subsidized health insurance and it will be free and full insurance. the second way is through on-line insurance market place and this is coverage california and in california you have heard a lot of talk about the insurance market places at the federal level healthcare dot gov and run the exchanges for many states but not california, california has its own, coverage california.com and on this website, individuals can purchase health insurance in san

the national congress of american indians released a statement but he said that most native americans fine with it. >> if you look at the numbers, including in native american communities, in a poll, nine out of ten supported the name. eight of ten americans in the general population would not like us to change the name. >> goodell was also asked if he would call a native american a redskin to his or her face. he didn't really answer. the world lead now with all of the horrific crimes that he's drags his feet may seem pretty tame but that's the latest charge from the obama administration that says assad has removed 4% of his deadly chemical stockpile. they were supposed to be destroyed by the end of 2013. secretary of state john kerry warned that all options remain available to force assad's hands. refusing to commit to 10,000, more than 100,000 syrians have been killed so far in this civil war. that's tuned 2 million people into refugees. >>> amanda knox is speaking out. she says she will fight the guilty verdict handed down in an italian court and will never go willingly to serve he

thank you supervisors i'm tony gonzales with american indian movement west. i share the same as what was said earlier i content the supervisors for taking the position to change legislation to include the particular tactic of harassment by landlords etc. i'm not just speaking for my organization as a vietnam veteran and the westerns that are here it facts many people. it's a shame that the rich culture that the city has projected to the outer public is in the state of problems right

and that is not beneficial for our community and schools in the district that are identified as american indian or alaskan natives. we would encourage you to look at this, thank you. >> good evening. i'm a member of the parent advisory group to the indian education program. i'm here in addition to what mitchell and rachel are talking about is providing a space for our children, for our students to achieve and do well and have a sense of community. we really need that permanency. a lot of the students that have graduated last year are cottage back looking for continual support with their education and with a constant move it's difficult to say to come here and use these resources, use this computer and let me help you to achieve and to go into that higher education. that's a priority that our kids are needing that support. i really thank you for the attention. >> thank you very much. i think deputy superintendant guerrero. >> thank you once again for reminding us to maintain this as a priority. there has been a number of staff trying to identify a viable location that meets some of the criteria,

we are north american indians whether you guys like it or not. >> on the sides, they were police dogs and police with ammunition. and the women here have their feathers. i went there with my rosaries and the other ladies were chanting and drumming. >> they were yelling move back! move back! so we didn't move. we linked arms and we stayed there. and we were pushing against them. and then all of a sudden pepper spray comes out of nowhere. and i looked back and i seen doris. she had gotten sprayed in the face. and all she had was a rosary... >> it didn't hit your at first but it did and then there was young bull standing and came over and grabbed me. because i would have been knocked down like those cops when they push, push, push. >> the picture of a great grandmother pepper-sprayed by police had a profound effect on the people of elsipogtog. >> but it wouldn't be the only lasting image. >> and i just had this feather and i didn't know what to do. and the first thought in my mind was, pray. so i kneeled down in the road and i started praying. and i was praying for doris and for the othe

philadelphia, pennsylvania, los angeles, california, and the nation of oklahoma, which is an american indian tribe. we have been glymph the two minute warning from the white house the president is coming in right now. as you can see the members of those representatives of all of those states and cities that would be effected. the president saying he wants to focus on education, crime, many of the schools there consider to be substandard. many say that the crime situation is also tied to education situation, which is tied to the poverty situation. mike, i know you were watching and listens give us your take and understand if i have to cut you off it is because the president has come into the room. >> it would point the first time. it is the holistic approach that the president wants to take. there will be 15 more throughout the course of the next several month that the president will be outlining. what they are proposing to do is streamline red tape, offer tax credits enter into partnerships with some of the largest employers in each city or region, that they have chosen in this initial round

different for the native americans one here today and bought the cafe at the national museum of the american indian to find out more. it is very simple it's about for the whole thing. there is flour salt sugar as well. mix lightly that whole deal. what does that starbucks to get about a breakthrough. so we don't get it over mix. so once i got it comes together. though it's not like a normal red dye which is basically the whole flock together. the cutting out lots of stuff that they will but if i was working with you. rip off small pieces. well done. we're just gonna have a flat and a devil dog and two three and a cut like this what that is what you've got friday doesn't fall off but delgado. just keep the lights and lots of it just goes right into the three degree water. to photograph crt. i think it is now. i doubt it was the second. if we're right on to play in the great thing is that once you can use the silver really worthwhile the funniest of all of us appear to contradict the official state thread of south dakota since two thousand won. you can find fry bread over the mirror the two courtyard

at wounded knee creek in pine ridge which is why paul da along with other activists from the american indian movement shows the symbolic place to stage an occupation at a time where tribal tensions over treaty negotiations ran high but guys these are the days of cointelpro of course the f.b.i. was on the case what resulted was a seventy one day arm the standoff between activists and u.s. law enforcement the end of the occupation marked the beginning of a three year long period of violence between supporters and opponents of the tribal government. who are working with the f.b.i. to fight the activist movement there at the height of the unrest yet another conflict broke out of the pine ridge out with a gun smoke cleared two federal agents lay dead along with one native american three members of the pine ridge reservation were arrested in connection with the shooting and while two of the men were tried and waited all day fled to canada before being extradited back to be you west and given a separate trial. although a multitude of evidence was withheld during the trial putting up a list proving

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the government does want to kill her because just like in previous genocides where there's the american indians or others famous examples of genocide it's not paranoia the government does want to kill her because she's a drain on the system. and if she's gone then they can you know flip or house or give it to cronies and she's not wanted in this country pat quinn i mean you should maybe move the ball gary or something you don't want to hear osborne cameron they don't want you not only they don't want you living here and you're quite right they would prefer if your did well i thought. they would prefer her here just because they're there people they want to buy votes for it need a lot of people desperate for housing and not enough being built and here's a chart to show from james meek this is the housing market housing build new build from one nine hundred forty seven to present the light gray area is the private market the dark raise the housing association the black areas local authorities as you see right after world war two there was a huge booming building and then today present there was a

there are people, american indians particularly, who can read the clouds.re are people that can read the road. so there are a lot of different literacies, and we have to respect it. but what i am fascinated by with slavery is not the slavery, because slavery's been with people forever. it's that these people who are going to become us went from enslaved, captured and enslaved in africa to an auction block in america, and they remained sane. and that these people, in coming through middle passage, actually took the voyage to mars. that's why i wrote the poem "quilting the black-eyed pea," we're going to mars. they took the voyage into outer space, because they were in a place with no known landmarks at all. they had no way of knowing where they were or what was going to lie ahead. they knew it had to be harsh, and yet when they stepped off the ship -- and nobody ever wonders how did that happen. they were sane, and they found a way to accept a god, to build a family. and some little boy had a peanut in his hand that he had probably gripped all the way for th

on the list, indians, chinese, iranians, lebanese-americans and cuban exiles and nigerians.ranians, of course the kid is going to pay attention. if they don't, they are ear going to take them in the backyard and feed them to the dogs. >> really? >> yeah. they scare them. they really scare them. no wonder the kids are going to pay attention. >> you're saying they torture their children? >> yes. >> not all of them. maybe some of them. >> not all iranians. >> what is this segment? this woman claims -- >> do you have any thoughts? >> bob just asked rodman. >> that's what happened. >> i pulled a rodman. >> he pulled a rodman. >> nigerians are -- listen, most scams on the internet come from iranians and they kill people. >> i can't take it. >> i'll pass. >> andrea? >> well, since you pitched this topic, i suppose i have to talk about it. this mother, tiger mom, garnered a lot of news. she said chinese mothers are superior. these certain ethnic groups are superior. everyone is saying she's racist. this is a dangerous topic, however -- >> so they gave it to me. >> what were you thin

defended the knickname saying they're the redskins and presents it in a, quote, that honors american indiansofficials say it's offensive, compared to the n-word. roger goodell has been talking to native american leaders and most people he says want the redskins to keep their name. we'll see. >>> teenager who survived a half mile fall from the sky is leaving the hospital now but her family warns she is not out of the woods. >> check out the damage when a car demolishes part of a house, right in the path of destruction, baby sleeping in the crib. the kid is good. we'll be a back. u retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ if we w♪nt to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ (bag shaking) (vo) bring the thrill the catch... now with new shrimp flavor

. >> but they are american indians, so by default they have standing to complain. >> really the biggestat upsets the native americans -- >> 79% of the american people don't believe they should change their name, only 11% want them to change it, the owner says they're not doing it. >>> new fallout, believe it or not, from student r the whole richard sherman it. the sports reporter now blaming erin andrews. >> final play, take me through it. >> i'm in best in the game, when you try me a receiver like crabtree that is what you're are going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you. >> crabtree, don't you open your mouth or i'll shut it for you. >> and joe, back over to you. >> and kevin comes with this piece saying her reaction was more about her than him. it was drama queenish, and she should have been a little bit more composed. what? >> she was composed. she asked him a question, he gave an emotional answer, she threw it back to the anchor, what else was she supposed to do. >> i know nothing about football, so this whole under score -- >> she said who was talkin

. >> but they are american indians.ult they have the complaint. >> 79 percent of the american people do not believe the team should change its name. only 11 percent want them to change it. the owner says he is not doing it. see whether the u.n. has impact here. >> new fallout from the richard sherman rant the guy from the seattle seahawks the sports reporter blaming erin andrews for this. >> the final play take me through this. >> i am the best one of the game. that's the result you are going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you? >> don't you open up your mouth or i am going to stand up on you real quick. and joe, back over to you. >> kevin who is with cbs sports i am told comes out with this piece saying the reaction was more about her than him. it was drama queenish and she should have been a little more composed. what? she asked him a question he gave an' meegsnal answer she through it back to the anchor. what else was she supposed to do? >> i know noing about football. >> she said who w

think one of the most telling stats of all time is he actually spent more time going to native american indianear than he did going to away football games, because he wants to keep his name so badly. it blows me away that one person could be so forward-thinking and the other would be so caught in the past. >> jeff, a couple of questions here. one could make the case that what mr. snyder has to deal with is a trickier situation and a trickier problem to solve in some ways than mr. zuckerberg faced. in other words, mr. zuckerberg had to figure out how to make money off of mobile devices. turn some engineers loose on it, go and get solution. in mr. snyder's case, it's a difficult thing to assemble, manage and make a team that's going to be competitive. i don't mean to make excuses for mr. snyder but i'm taking the other side of the argument. what do you see? >> i actually would reverse that. i don't want to minimize either one of their jobs and by the way, i do think mike did an excellent job on this. he nailed it. i wouldn't be a great sportswriter but he would be a great management professor. t

the native americans and indians and canadians and later from the filipinos and such. but it expanded like every other conquest, buy taking over other people's territory. that was the way that the united states continued to be shaped until 1917, which is this year in which the last overseas territory was absorbed in the country and they took over in 1917. so there is a long history of imperial construction at the heart of the making of this country. and i don't think it detracts from the american greatness. i think you can genuinely love someone -- you can genuinely loved america if you acknowledge the imperfections which are deeply etched in the past of the united states and in pretending it didn't happen. .. >> if you asked her to describe she will say the fee bill that she is a female and he is very ugly but some sort he would say they are revered creatures they own the have to eyes. when i looked at the english shooed the spanish i try to see it objectively. ended to see this profile trying to conquer these empires. and as a result of the culture to various parts o

>> there was a pocket of time between september and december where the indian government was notified of the case and the americanoncerns and somewhere between the indian side, the american side, there was an opportunity but a missed opportunity to resolve this without bringing the diplomate into court. >> reporter: learning his daughter was headed home her father made it very clear the fight is not over. >> an entire nation and parliament and the charges were false and i'm confident that we continue to diverse to tell u.s. to drop the charges. >> reporter: the diplomate's departure from the u.s. avoids a trial and had she been found guilty a potential prison sentence and u.s. energy secretary earnest cancelled a key trip to india to promote trade and investment in the energy sector. the family of a teen killed in the airline crash filed suit against san francisco, the parents of a 16-year-old say rescuers acted recklessly in the aftermath of the crash last july and the teen actually survived the crash and later run over by a fire truck racing to help and the parents say firefighters should have examined the daug

and c-span 3, american indians give its annual state of the nation address. minister david cameron testified today before a joint parliamentary committee on several issues. he spoke about the government's response to syria, the british defense budget and new decision to focus on the asia-pacific region. this is 1:15. >> welcome people to this afternoon session and say at once we hope and anticipate there may be a vision before 4:00. if there is, i will adjourn the committee for a few minutes. but hopefully there will not be. welcome, prime minister. >> thank you. we have been looking forward to seeing on a quiet thursday. turns out not so quy the but you're most welcome nevertheless. as i hope you are very committed and supported against the national security strategies and national security council and we want to see if we can contribute constructively to its work. taken evidence from the members of the committee and adviser and now am very anxious to hear from you. will you tell us first what you hope to gain by having the ational security strategy? >> what

american. >> cleveland indians will be in world series. >> wow. >> usc will beat clemson now.ing to get 275. >> mine is that we're going to see another disney kid get into trouble. >> allison? >> i hope more fairness in journalism. it especially for conservative women to speak up. >> that is why i like doing audience shows. young people like you, and it's good to see, and katie. thank you, katie. >> michael? >> college football fans going to be disappointed in post bcs ranking system. everyone going to hate it. >> jennifer? >> two things biggest winners going to be same from this year as last. conservative tea party point of view. big government agenda they're going to continue to prove us right. and -- >> take us out. final prediction? >> final presdmiks >> all broom sticks from the witch hunt in 2013 will have to be put away. government being broeng broeken by congress is going to turn around. >> that is all the time we have left. thanks for joining us and happy new year, god bless america. m m m m m m m m m m m m m john . good night from happy new year. god bless america.to

american indian trans persons, 30%. for trans women, 21%.experience shows us is we do need the policies, and even when they are in place, we need to change hearts and minds and attitudes. let us not forget, her experience happened in the state of minnesota, the very first state with a nondiscrimination law. we now have major equality that protect against gender discrimination. and yet this still happened to her. we're seeing a few glimmers of hope. a long way to go in terms of creating change for transgendered people in this country, particularly transgendered people who are incarcerated. a few glimmers of hope. the los angeles police department has created a safe facility for transgendered people. just this week, we had a ruling out of the first circuit insisting or upholding a ruling that transgender people must receive the health care that they deserve, while they are incarcerated. just like everyone else. so we are seeing a few glimmers of hope, but we have a long way to go to push for change and to push not only for laws, but for change

many indians woiment the removal of the security barriers, and the withdrawal of privileges extended to american consular officials. >> >> translation: we should show the u.s. we are equals. >> she's not an individual. she's retting thest. i, as an indian, u.s. government, they are taking back steps. they win the case. >> domestic political pressures played a part informant indian government's handling of the case. there'll be national elections soon, and politicians want to be seen as strong leaders, particularly when it comes to defending india on the world stage. >> the united states has since reacted to its diplomat being pulled out of the u.s. embassy in india. >> we regret that the indian government felt it was necessary to expel a diplomatic personal. this has been a challenging time. we expect and hope this comes to closure, and the indians take steps to improve the relationship. >> a short while ago india's foreign minister said there is no standoff between india and the u.s. >> turning now, the economy, a bleak disease jobs' report. 74,000 positions were added to payrolls, below expect

begin with and i think what's going to a lot of people's minds is that the history of the american army and the indians is one of busted treaties treaties get broken all the time this is the history that we've grown up knowing so bitcoin is really in effect a way that to put all of those documents in legal documents into the transparent and irreversible block change your thoughts. exactly you're going to a very good point. ironic with no so you'd mentioned we're already starting to get some blowback from the tribal president's office. federal agents and we had a couple of. agents toward cornrows a we will. be sure to mount us not short of numerous news reports so sure that it's not. but if you look at it from the aspect or broken treaties. i can understand why at the federal local there is this campaign to disrupt this program because exactly like you say you can't camp or with. so you can't promise something and then not deliver you know once you send it sent it's good it's done a new story again going back into indian history there was not a concept going back a couple hundred years of let's say priv