on saturday in south dakota, -- in north dakota, security guards working for the dakota access pipeline company attacked native americans with dogs and pepper spray as they resisted the $3.8 billion pipeline's construction. if completed, the dakota access pipeline would carry about 500,000 barrels of crude per day from north dakota's bakken oilfield to illinois, where it would meet up with an existing pipeline that would carry oil all the way down to texas. the pipeline has faced months of resistance from the standing rock sioux tribe and members of nearly 100 more tribes from across the u.s. and canada. the standing rock sioux tribe has also sued the u.s. government over the pipeline's construction. on friday, lawyers for the tribe filed documents showing how the very land where dakota access would bulldoze saturday was in , fact, a tribal burial site. on sunday, more than 500 people marched back to the construction site and held a prayer mourning the destruction of their ancestors' graves. today, a federal judge in washington, d.c., will decide whether to grant a temporary restraining

coverage in north dakota over labor day weekend of the native american-led protests against the dakota access pipeline. on saturday, september 3, democracy now! filmed security guards working for the dakota access pipeline company using dogs and pepper spray to attack protesters. >> these people are threatening us with these dogs. that woman over there, she was charging them -- right in my face. amy: the dog has blood in its as an mouth. >> and she is still standing here threatening -- amy: why are you letting her dog go after protesters? reportcy now! has video went viral online. our footage was rebroadcast on many outlets, including cbs, nbc, npr.org, cnn, msnbc and huffington post. also charged was cody hall for his alleged presence at the september 3 3 land defense actin and for a subsequent protest on september 6. hall is considered a lead organizer in the movement against the dakota access pipeline and was arrested at one of the checkpoints that have been erected by north dakota authorities to restrict access to the standing rock sioux reservation and the growing pipeline opposit

and illinois and south dakota.he commonality is that great economic force behind those billions of dollars pushing this through both with law firms and the power of politics and the money of politics to get this thing on a fast track in all of these places before iowans and south dakota and's and native americans have an opportunity to even get to the court to get the court to review this and see it is not fair. juan: and how do you hope to prevail in court given of course the infamous decision of the supreme court some decades back where in essence the court allowed private interest to be able to use eminent domain in commercial projects? as i recall, it was the "liberals" on the supreme court who backed the decision and the "conservatives" who opposed it. >> that is correct. and we think that even the keelo majority, the so-called liberals, would apply the keelo case and role in our favor. with the majority said in that case, and it was five to four, we're going to leave it up to the state to determine in the pub

government over the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline. we will get an update from north dakota will stop then who is profiting off of the pipelinine? we will follow the money in t 4 45th niveversy of attica, , one of the largest prison u uprisings in u.s. history. morning,rs ago this nearly 1300 prisoners took over the attica state correctional facility asking for more human conditions. their struggle matters. today, prisoners are also calling for action, calling to stand up for better treatment and calng dehumanize ameri's cocorrtionalalacilities across the country. amamy: wwillll sak with heather thomonon, americ histori, thor of e explose new book, "bod in thwater: the atti prison rising of 1971 and its legacy." we will also be joined by david rothenberg, a m member of t the attitica oervevers committttee,e of 35 people broughght into atta to negotiate on behalf of the prisoners. he is founder of the fortune society. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. no

the dakota access pipeline, almost 11-hundred miles long, runs through four states, from north dakota to illinois. though 60% complete, this part bismarck, is at issue. the pipeline is being installed, under the missouri river, a main source of water for the standing rock sioux tribe. the federal government has temporarily put the project on hold. still, thousands of people have descended on the region to show their support for the tribes. matter of fact correspondent jessica: though quieter now than in recent days they are still arriving, sometimes entire families. setting up their tents and rolling up their sleeves to help. >> this called me, i had to be here. jessica: alyssa derone, her husband and three kids filled their rv with donated supplies and drove all the way from ashville, north carolina. she says school, soccer and gymnastics can wait. >> well, i mean, there is really no more important place to be right now. also drove a long way from portland oregon. >> that its ok for one group of people to suffer so we can have everything we want, we really need to confront that. jess

the north dakota state won't catch the hawkeyes by north dakota state won't catch surprise tomorrow. iowa understands just how good the ndsu program has been the last five years winning five straight fcs national championships.. the hawkeyes say the bizon remind think north dakota state would fit right in in the big 10 conference. what have you seen on film that has made them so successful? they are physical and they are great with their fundlementals. they look like a big ten team they come off the ball and try to hit you in the mouth and it kind reminds you of wisconsin michigan state. they are physical they come off the ball they are almost like a big ten team. they like to run the ball right down the the middle, and do things like that really focused on this one. the consistency they have great players all around fullbacks running backs everybody. i see that they like to run the ball a little power i. get the ball between guard and tackle. they have some fat guys on the outside and i believe they will take their shots as well if needed. :45 oc: "shots as well if needed " iowa sta

place today regarding construction of the dakota access bakken oil pipeline. first, a federal judge denied a request to temporarily stop construction of the pipeline that would carry crude oil from north dakota to illinois. the standing rock sioux tribe in north dakota claims it could their endanger drinking water source. the judge disagreed. but then the justice department said the army corps of engineers will temporarily halt and it's asking the company building it, dakota access, to temporarily stop construction in that area. protests have been going on for weeks, including one today outside the north dakota state capitol. the pipeline will also go through iowa. and the group, bold iowa, is planning a non-violent protest at a dakota access construction site tomorrow. it hasn't said where that will happen. but the the mickle center in des moines. they say the pipeline is infringing on property rights, along with endangering water and climate quality. today, many veterans in linn county received health screenings, legal assistance, and even free haircuts... j

texas-based dakota access is building the pipeline from north dakota to illinois, with it going through 18 counties here in iowa. the yankton sioux tribe in south dakota is also now suing federal regulators for approving permits for the pipeline the tribe filed the lawsuit yesterday against the u-s army corps of engine permits for the project. the suit says the construction on these lands would damage sites of enormous cultural importance. the fight to stop construction has drawn thousands of protesters to north dakota in recent weeks they've been gathering now at the sacred stone camp in the southern part of the state. some have donated food and volunteered to cook for the protesters. "everything back there is done with love, compassion, and caring. it gets fed to the people and that's what they produce love compassion and caring, it's all part of that the iowa city based new pioneer co-op is helping the people protesting the bakken oil pipeline. the co-op has sent them cooking supplies and food. a spokesperson told t-v nine today the co- op feels helping the protesters is the right th

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i am lakota, dakota, but i was raised dakota.bablyutside world doesn't understand that, but we understand it here. the the historian of standing rock sioux tribe. amy: we are speaking on september 3, the weekend of labor day. this is a very important anniversary. >> i did not even know it was labor day. this is september 3. ago, the ago, 53 years white stone massacre happened, which the people in this community, the cannonball community, are from descendents of that massacre. we're the survivors of that massacre. one of the things i how we say is, this massacre happened in america forgot they killed us. we have spent this time trying to figure out how to survive so we were the wrong indians that they killed at that time. wars were warriors -- happening in 1863. so the government put up this armed forces to go after -- they put this military action together. on the morning of september 3, our people were gathered come as we do every year this time, we gather because it is harvest time. the fruit and vegetables are ready. it is a t

-- the dakota axes pipeline. it's a project that strong -- that's drawn intense fire for disturbing native american lands in north dakota prompting the president to order construction to stop. >>> were acting to our cry. he can really make it positive impact to our future. >>> the dakota axes pipeline is more than 2000 miles from tampa. they are equally concerned about a similar projects at -- that to take place in our backyard. the pipeline is already underway in georgia and that line will eventually cut through the heart of florida. potentially passing into polk in citrus county. a problem we are seeing all over -- we are seeing all over the country. going through people's homes and health and safety. >>> the pipeline support thousands of jobs and one of the safest ways to deliver energy resources. they also suffered -- serve florida's water and -- and aquifers won't -- will be impacted by the pipeline. they are simply hoping that their message will bring awareness and encourage everyone to learn more. >>> ther

north dakota state is 3-0, two of their wins came in tight situations. iowa hasn't had to do that this season. did that play a role? "i said on my big ten network telecast the other day, that this is iowa's biggest test of the year and they need this test going into the big ten season. now, i thought it was going to victory. and it should've been a victory; with a veteran team coming back, you shouldn't lose to teams like this right now. but, i also knew it was going to be a tough game state was coming off two overtime wins. iowa had two easy victories. not sure where they were mentally, yet. with north dakota state coming off two overtime victories, 4th quarter production, they know how to finish games right now. i didn't at this point in time." big ten play starts next week, which is where the real race begins. chuck long joining us for the sunday night spotlight. dive in the polls. north dakota state didn't quite make the ap top 25, but the bison did receive 74 points which new. the bison have won six straight games against fbs opponents. their head c

in north dakota. the pipeline ion but max grossfield reports the company is not giving up. workers at a pipeline site south of mandan weren't met with protesters. instead, police provided security as the employees loaded up heavy machinery and drove it away. ( lt. tom iverson / north dakota highway patrol ) "it just makes sense that we have law enforcement presence in the area to help with removal of all the while the equipment is on the move, dakota access is not giving up on the project. in a statement, its parent company's c-e-o says, "we intend to meet with officials in washington to understand their position and reiterate our commitment to bring the dakota access pipeline into operation." standing rock tribal chairman dave archambault responded in a statement, saying, "our fight isn't over until there is permanent protection of our people and resources from the pipeline." no demonstrators showed up police say they didn't run into any traffic issues relating to it. ((brian loftus)) >>> one brazill

the pipeline would carry oil from north dakota to illinois... and runs through land native americans consider sacred todd walker has the latest from north dakota. --todd look live intro-- 7:21:38 tomorrow a federal judge is expected to rule whether the construction of the pipeline just over that ridge can continue. not far away from that is the confluence of the missouri and say they're not leaving until that pipeline is stopped regardelss of the judge's decision :56 -pkg- if you can catch nantinki young standing still for more than a few seconds.. 6:42:42 i've got some pigs i've got to deliver to another cook shack :44 chances are it's because she's enlisted someone else to carry food to the 6:57:07 we've got them wrapped in tarps :09 that's part of tomorrow night's pig roast of do my part and now i'm taking care of feeding everyone here :39 about a month ago she came from south dakota and joined what is now the largest native american gathering in 100 years.. to try and stop the dakota access pipeline being built just a few miles down the the

texas-based dakota access is building the pipeline from north dakota to illinois, with it going through 18 counties here in io south dakota is also now suing federal regulators for approving permits for the pipeline the tribe filed the lawsuit yesterday against the u-s army corps of engineers, which issued permits for the project. the suit says the construction on these lands would damage sites of enormous cultural importance. the fight to stop construction has drawn thousands of protesters to north dakota in recent weeks they've been gathering now at the sacred stone camp in the southern part of the state. some have protesters. "everything back there is done with love, compassion, and caring. it gets fed to the people and that's what they produce love compassion and caring, it's all part of that cycle." " . the iowa city based new pioneer co-op is helping the people protesting the bakken oil pipeline. the co-op has sent them cooking supplies and food. new pioneer is also using its facebook page to share updates from the protesters. green party presidential nomine to north dakota to fac

dakota access pipeline would carry nearly half a million barrels of oil a day from north dakota to illinois and is already 50% complete. demonstrators have blocked the portion that would continue under the missouri river, where it could leak and taint their water. they also allege proper procedure was not followed. they vandalized construction equipment, three dozen peopleve and continues to be paramount. >> reporter: north dakota's governor called in the national guard. on friday, troops manned sheriff kyle kirchmeier's traffic checkpoints. >> we just don't want this to get out of hand. >> reporter: but steve corteen athe union representative for 800 pipeline workers, says it already has. have any of your workers quit because of safety concerns? said, "can you put me on another project or away from it?" >> reporter: they've been transferred off this project. >> yes. >> when we set up our tent, when we set up our tee peas, it's with prayer. >> reporter: dave archambault ii is the standing rock tribe chairman. >> that's why we have so much support. there are so many wrongs done to indian peo

shocking the hawkeyes- hawkeyes-north dakota state shocking the hawkeyes dakota state wins 23-21. the hawks go 2- zero and their nonconference schedule. as zach that it after the game it is time for iowa to look in the mirror.>> reporter: for the first time all season i was punched in the mouth. cam peterson drilled a 37 yard field goal as time expired giving the bison the when and >> it teaches us a lesson. it stinks to lose. it does not feel good and we do not want to experience it anytime soon. >> this is a reality check for us.>> we did not overlook them. they are a good team. they were better than us today.>> reporter: a good team that bothered the hawkeye offense. >> the things offensively that we did to protect the football, making the catch is you have to make, basically eight dish executing good reporter: i was running game holding the hawks to 34 rushing yards and 25 carries.>> you are on track in the game after that you could not get back on track.>> we didn't come out and play our football. we left a lot of place out there.>> reporter: a lot more questions than answers

access, wants to build it from north dakota to illinois. it would cut across 18 counties in iowa. last week, the obama administration temporarily halted construction of a part of the pipeline in north dakota. the public has spoken. that's what the mount vernon school superintendent had to say after voters rejected a 15- point-9 million dollar bond issue last night. the money would have paid for a plus renovations to classrooms. it needed a 60 percent supermajority to pass, but only received 36 percent support. the superintenden t says the next step is to find out why approval of the bond was so low. "we have to look at what the public tells us. we'll be surveying folks. we'll probably have some other opportunities for people to explain." the superintenden t say the district won't be allowed to try the bond vote again for six months. dollars to provide opportunities to students in the cedar rapids area. that program gives students a capstone like experience by working on a real world project while still in high school. iowa big recently appl

the pipeline would run 1,200 miles carrying oil from north dakota to south dakota and illinois. >> it is time to expose ourselves and be vigilant and visible. >> i encourage everyone who demonstrates against the dakota access pipeline project to do so in a respectful and lawful way. >> when the feds intervened today, they said the issues the judge's ruling is expected to be challenged. meantime, green party candidate jill stein who spray painted construction equipment in the area as part of the protest says she is headed back to north dakota to face charges. a warrant is out for her arrest for criminal mischief. a lot of you have written me about this. it is a story that is bringing a lot of people megan writes this cannot happen. no matter what the judge says they are not god. it makes me sad and angry that these people care more about money than the future of our planet. never give up. when you all have oil-contaminated water running in your faucet then animals start dying because of the then. this is not a race issue, it is a health issue. before they start any job like this, they

in contrast, the dakota access pipeline would carry raw crude from north dakota to illinois. impacts are similar. >> the thought of hazardous did he recalls seeping into your water supply raises legitimate concerns. >> how do you pot price on iowa's farmland or our drinking water when that still happen ? >> reporter: the colonial pipeline is decades old and experts say all of the wear and tear may be a factor in the mess it has made. >> they tend to corrode. they need to be monitored, and that really ask the pipelines in this country, the aging infrastructure. >> reporter: as a new pipeline with newer technology, supporters say the dakota access will be as safe as possible. >> pipelines are not risk free, but they are the safest method of transporting hazardous liquids. >> reporter: but that is in the assuring to those who want to move away from fossil fuel dependence. so they will carry on. >> so we have managed to delay keep fighting. change is needed. >> there has got to be much more attention to pipeline inspections. >> this thursday, the group iowa citizens for community

dakota access is building the pipeline to ship crude oil from north dakota to illinois, cutting through 18 iowa authorities protestors hit and jabbed them with fence posts and flag poles during the fight. protestors say they crossed into construction ground and rushed workers. "i wasn't expecting them to mace, it came out of now where. they let the dogs loose on a horse, and they maced a woman in the face, this close range, that's what started it all," say protesters." authorities say four security guards and two guard dogs were hurt. tria pepper sprayed 30 people and dogs bit at least 6 others. no one was arrested. state officials in oklahoma shut down 37 of the state's 32 hundred active disposal wells following saturday morning's earthquake. now officials are trying to determine if the 5 point 6 magnitude quake was man made. several of the larger quakes to hit oklahoma in the past few years are linked to waste water disposal from oil and gas process, the wells push wastewater deep underground, even deeper than where you'll find oil and gas. now people are cleaning up the earthquake's

at issue is the dakota access pipeline... a $3.7 billion project that will span nearly 1200 miles, from north dakota to illinois... carrying approximately 470,000 barrels of crude per day to major refining facilities. in washington, former democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders called on the praised the sander says: "and in my view, when that analysis takes place, this pipeline will not continue." among the demonstrators hoping to end the project... green party presidential candidate jill stein... whose spray paint protest led north dakota authorities to issue an arrest warrant for her... for vandalism... to which stein responded on twitter, "the dakota access pipeline is vandalism on steroids." critics argue the administration frankly is being hypocritical. yes infrastructure investment but pointing in fact to a bill passed back in december for 305 billion dollars to encourage just that. all the while watching the state department foot drag the keystone project watching interior refusing to issue coal mine leases o

he'll join the protests in north dakota. bronson koenig and his brother are planning to drive to north dakota on friday with a trailer full of supplies for the protesters. the koenig brothers are hochunk. their tribe has pledged to help the protesters. >> and a proposal to add parking meters along the lakefront may not end up happening. at a meeting yesterday, county officials said they are still considering other options. many residents have spoken out against the parking meter plan. the parks director says ideally they'll find a way to save money without cutting services. wisn 12 news time now is 4:34. >> a thief breaks in to a home and steals something unexpected. >> the unusual target that was all caught on security camera! stand in a florida courtroom. the trial involving george zimmerman and what he has to say about the latest crime. >> but first, let's take a live look outside as we head to break. 62 degrees right now in milwaukee. jeremy nelson is on weatherwatch 12 and talking about the cool down. you are watching "