because we're on a longer timeline anyways, says harjo. we're just not on the same timeline as other peoples are in this country. we are in a much longer. one backward. and forwards. and a lot of things are going to be straightened out along the way because. they are to blame blatant to stand the history of tribal land in the united states has moved for the most part. in direction prior to july 9th, 2020. american reservations made up only 2% of all land in the united states, or about 56 million acres. to put that in perspective. nearly hundred million acres is reserved. national forests in the expansion of this great nation. our government set aside more for trees than for indigenous people. the mcgirt resulted in the large restoration of tribal land in u.s. history. taken together, the five tribes reservation cover. 19 million acres, about half the land in oklahoma and most of the city of tulsa. it is an area larger than west virginia and nine other u.s. states. the historic status of mcgirt is ironic when. you understand what happened l

i quote some fiction authors in the book and a lot of poetry, um, through joy harjo and, um, and natalie diaz, um. thank you. no, sir. yeah and i will say that, um, maybe last year or the year before they had an author here who wrote a book called calling for a blanket down. and that was, that was really good. yeah. so yeah, was really good. um, so was wondering, i feel like my education native americans was pretty much a watered down version of what really happened, kind of basically the thanksgiving great we all shared food and it was fun but it wasn't to a college that when i history classes that like oh my gosh is fascinating and horrible all at the same time and i just wonder you know, i feel like my children who are now college age learned similar even though they did incorporate a native american maybe it was that class that my daughter took in high school. however, i'm wondering if you know if changing what children are learning in elementary school about native history. yeah i'm i you know my kids are now teenagers i was really interested in this and. i, i don't know. i think li

so that's kensington police officer harjo saying gayle after saving a woman during an overdose officer gill responded to a call sunday of a woman unconscious, not breathing in berkeley. he arrived at the house right view avenue founder. also bill gave her narcan and she was eventually transported to the hospital. hill says no matter the circumstances, she called 9-1-1. we know someone, you know, needs help. >> if your family or loved ones going through something, just call us. when we get to our job is to arrest. are jamming up on going on, which is that are helping save a life. >> also, gills only been with the department for 8 months. as for the woman hill says she was eventually released from the hospital. happening later this morning in the south bay, santa clara valley. health care hospitals will be honoring organ donors right ahead of de los muertos or day of the dead. putting up ofrendas a tribute to deceased loved ones at the hospitals on your screen. organizers say they hope to bring awareness to organ donations in the latino community. that's gonna start 11 this morning. >> a

sterlin harjo, the film-maker behind the 'fx on hulu' series "reservation dogs" about indigenous teens author jason reynolds, whose work often reflects the experiences of black children. each winner receives an $800,000 grant they can use however they want. you can see the full list of winners on our website, pbs.org, / newshour. former president jimmy carter celebrates his 100th birthday today. he's the first president to live for a century, going from a peanut farmer to the 39th president of the united states. carter won the nobel peace prize in 2002 for his humanitarian work and defense of democracy around the globe. he was also a long-time ambassador for habitat for humanity, which is building 30 houses over five days to mark his birthday. the white house put up a sign today wishing carter a happy birthday. the building's current resident , joe biden was the first , sitting senator to endorse carter's presidential campaign in 1976. the white house shared this tribute video today. >> happy 100th birthday. you've always been a moral force for our nation and the world, i recognized th