chair person betty trujillo, chair person stephanie garcia, student repkai anderson, teacher rep amy anderson, and tyler pinniwell, and staff program coordinator paloma florez and bowitzen. >> okay. moving on with the next slide, i'm just going to run through some of the native american history. there's a lot listed, but i'm going to knock out a few. so in 1879, carlyle indian school, their theme was to kill the indian, save the man. it was also to be known as the great experiment. in 1924, indian citizenship act. if you can imagine, we as native people were the last people to become citizens -- to have citizenship on our own land. and not all states -- even though that went into effect, not all states honored that until 1957. in 1950, termination, debates continued to threaten indian run schools. they lived by the model of get out the indian business. most impacted states were california, texas, florida, new york. in 1968, indian civil rights act started, and that's well known here in the bay area, the population of alcatraz. in 1972, the american indian education act took place, which was a

i am amy anderson. all my relations, icu. let us put our minds together and see what life we can make for our children. while chief sitting bill -- >> sorry to interrupt you. go ahead. continue. >> while the chief said this to his lakota sioux first nation, i stand here with you sharing the district of core values. i hope we can put our minds together to replace the demeaning life of washington mural at the district school at 632nd avenue. for two years, i have been asking people to come together with me on this and i hear a question repeated. couldn't we just covered the american -- the dead american indian? setting the framework of the genocide, the answer is no. those committing genocide systematically enforce eight stages that lead to annihilation it perpetuates stage two symbolization and stage eight denial of the genocide of american indian peoples. put your minds together with me on this. symbolization. uncivilized, savages, native americans are portrayed shirtless and half naked. he painted scalps on american indians

amy: so, there you have the climate advisor to president trump. your response, kevin anderson?just look at the numbers. this year, dockside has gone -- carbon dioxide has gotten up in the latest set of data. it is easy to blame china and india. you look at the u.s., emissions have also gone up because they have been burning far more oil in their cars which are even larger than last year. even in the u.s. -- you can talk about renewables, but the focus by the advisor and the trump administration is just producing and consuming ever more fossil fuels. there is no responsibility for the issues of climate change. it is a complete denial of climate change, which is in a sense a denial of physics, of science. not to be surprised. we should not be surprised by what he is saying. we must not use this as an excuse to beat him and the trump administration for when we are doing -- alarmist.stic, not an >> is it reasonable to live with three degrees or four degrees warming? i think all analysis would say that is not realistic. we are between a rock and a hard place. we have to make germani

anderson cooper. >> well, then, the republican he won the republican nomination and ami was interested in the story again. >> once donald trump won the republican nomination. >> right, correct. >> you're saying ami suddenly came back to you with interesting stories? >> well, to keith, yes, for us for the story, yes. >> why do you think it was -- that it was after donald trump was the republican nominee that they came back? >> they wanted to squash the story. >> you're saying they wanted to protect donald trump? >> i'm assuming so, yeah. >> and in july, michael cohen's lawyer released the tape cohen secretly recorded where we hear him discuss, we hear it for our own selves with our own ears, we hear him discuss the karen mcdougal payment with then candidate trump. >> i need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that information regarding our friend david, you know, so that i'm going to do that right away. i've actually. >> give it to me. >> i've spoken to allen weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up. >> never happened. michael cohen is a liar. that never happened. in the next few

amy robach. >>> the close calls. two separate flights, two landings aborted after the last second. one jet touching the runway before accelerating all over again. >>> and remembering those we lost this year. lonnie anderson is here tonight on burt reynolds, and some famous names remembering aretha franklin. >>> good evening. and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we have several developing stories at this hour. first, that major storm system moving straight across the country, just as millions of americans prepare to travel for the holiday. it comes right after another west to east storm, bringing floods and snow already to the east and triggering those water rescues in the d.c. metro area. but in the west tonight, fierce waves already kicking up in the san francisco bay area, as yet another west to east system kicks in. it's already on the move tonight, sweeping across down into the southeast before then heading north. there could very well be trouble at many major aports. so, let's go to ginger zee, live from florida tonight with the up inest track. ginger? >> reporter: you know, david, this is after a super saturated weekend, where more than a dozen u.s. cities like myrtle b