be native american.ed to be working with some other females from this community to kind of translate what's happening out there and into our communities and -- >> keep it going? >> yes, keep it positive, keep moving forward all the time. i wouldn't want to live anywhere else. >> i can't talk you into l.a.? i can't sell you some property in l.a.? >> no, not right now i don't think. [ laughter ] >> hollywood and vine where everything is happening? >> where everything is happening. there's a lot happening here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> as i'm nearing the end of my time in the dakotas i want to head back to where i started, the protest site at standing rock. i'm going to visit with my friend activist and his friend a comedian. first it's time for our favorite segment, awkward questions with w. kamau bell. >>> what's up, man? >> good to see you. >> good to see you, too. so, this is better than a tent that you buy like at a store. >> right. >> you can have a fire in there. you can

market for you know is the unofficial king of the nativities scene makers fans of his work come from all over italy to get a photo with him. his momma also known as propecia or little doll can hardly believe she spent fifty years packing up the three wise men and other figurines. meanwhile marco's nephew daveed wonders how he's going to paint two dozen masks for the pooch and the figurine by the seeming but his other uncle says you have to pull out all the stops for the customers you know this is put the symbol of naples. marco even has the edge on publicize the stunts we're going to spend a few days or him and his family holiday gowda isn't all that clear of more joy tonight we want to see. how they cope with the pre-christian a stress on v a son gregorio autumn a no. i. was i the orders are coming thick and fast the christmas rush is intense but marco is the epitome of calm during the games. jane. of the marco is working on an order fifteen lots of jesus mary and joseph they are all supposed to be identical. because a new guy is giving the cribs a quick trim it's not exactly a fine

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for your union this famous street in naples is dedicated solely to selling christmas nativities scenes crowds come to the via son category order medo during advent future. market for a neo is the unofficial king of the nativities scene makers fans of his work come from all over italy to get a photo with him. his mama also known as propecia or little dolls can hardly believe she spent fifty years packing up the three wise men and other figurines. meanwhile marco's nephew davida wonders how he's going to paint two dozen masks for the pooch another figurine by the seating but his other uncle says you have to pull out all the stops for the customers you know this is pushing the symbol of naples. that marco even has the edge on publicize the stunts we're going to spend a few days or you know and his family college bag out i think all that clear up more joy tonight we want to see how they cope with the pre-christian a stress on vs i'm going to go radio out of may know. the orders are coming thick and fast the christmas rush is intense but marco is the epitome of calm. marco is working on an

mario our other nativities he maker is also earning a few extra euros here before christmas. to top it still. he's come to teach the children how to build a meet to vittie see michael so all they think of this one. warm. up with the little man but tell me do you like building a pivot he seems. you know one well that was clear enough but while the plastic container is ok for the children it all seems a little antiquated. to one of them what do you think maria will it be a virtual press f.e one day electronic nativity is what houses that move with escalators and all kinds of electronic things only get. no no no no press says he will always be the same. throwing him out of cork and wood for all eternity as tradition dictates we wouldn't want to see the three wise men with cell phones know what the course of what they followed the star of bethlehem that's what led them to christ's birth place. i doubt it had navvies then but all of this here or what occurs here. mario's one concession to the twenty first century through a small motorized pump for the front. and back of the vs and

host: what is likelihood native be on the ill council? guest: there is legislation in congress that is going to a co-management scheme, so tribes will say how theyw some are managed. host: lauren up next, baltimore, democrat's line. caller: hi, hello. i love c-span, thank you, caller.me i spend money going to national the when i can and monuments are national parks in the making. a canyon was proclaimed monument by teddy roosevelt, usingan tick wittys act to it uranium mining. i watched the speech yesterday, talking about the monument to thepeople access back land. the truth is, right now they have access, you can hunt, graze cattle, people can hike and bike. these places are an economic powerhouse in and of themselves. plus billion economy out of them. it is important people realize and work to keep the places in tact. here is more on the chopping block. there is 27 in total, these are just the first two. concerned about this and the onuments and i love to hear your guest speak on the issue. host: noelle straub, could you alk about the e

>> is just saying, i'm not going to any sympathy for native americans. i'm going to do what i want to do. i was lost this week, they do not make us strong. he wants to get credit for what he tears down in who he hurts. that is his, that is what success is to him. >> host: thank you al. >> guest: to be fair, not all native americans agree on this issue either. there are some navajo, a county commissioner standing behind the present when he signed the proclamation. so there are some native americans that definitely support the presidents actions. the majority, the five tribes are suing but is probably not fair to say he doesnot take any native americans into account because he definitely has some supporters. >> host: for michigan, joe is next on the democrat line. >> good i morning. i just want to point out, a good left -- good luck to native americans. there are zero trees have been upheld by the united states government with the indian tribes. the badlands. the government said you can have this land but nobody else wants it. they are bad lands. you can h

the world nativity exhibition you have 40 nativities on display, half on loan.'ve been to glenn karen before, you haven't seen them before, probably won't see them again. >> i don't know what it is about this one in particular that makes me so happy. >> that's us a some. so happy. >> that's what we want to do. >> it was donated to us, from a family in boston. >> wow. >> and it is cast stone, it has been painted. >> heavy, aren't he? >> they are heavy. the whole set together is half a ton. >> you don't have to travel to italy to get glimpse of traditional elaborate nativity scene often called prese p pth io from italy, from naples. >> first thing my eye goes to is the beautiful angels. >> yes. >> i mean, talk about detail. it literally makes me feel like i'm watching a town movement. it looks like a film fest. >> you can see, the wise men, shepherds, but then you're also seeing vendors selling their wears, also see a little bit after circus. and they want to bring to life the idea of the whole town coming out to see the whole i family. >> we have an exhibition ca

complete misinterpretation of us history the native americans were a threat to british expansion but when the american revolution pushed british out colonists turned to rule over the native americans brutally stealing lands and killing them with disease and guns colonial law all the way back to the seven hundred gave people permission to who kills savage indians on sight and at will and the ugly truth is that the right to bear arms has been used in the united states for the oppression and elimination of minorities and native americans far more than it was been used to protect ourselves from tyranny as dunbar ortiz attests in the book loaded the united states is not unique among nations and forge a foraging origin myths but only one of the few in which its citizens seem to believe it to be exceptional by the grace of the creator and. this exceptional us ideology has been used to justify genocide appropriation of the continent and then domination of the rest of the world and. war those powerful words and a very very i think controversial take on the second amendment because we hear ove

it remains far more of a native-born population, mostly white and black. african-americans had to make important gains in the immediate aftermath of emancipation, white virginians were mobilizing to restore their authority. in some ways, the greatest changes have come in points farther west on the northern plains and in the southwest. the major theme i have emphasizes that we have the story of u.s. history by the u.s. acquired the louisiana , and acquires43 the mexican secession in and you 1848. would think the government would be there immediately. but it didn't. they were the governing authority in much of the american west throughout much of the 19th century. that changed and changed quickly. in the 1860's and that was the 1870's. story i opened with in class today. this will have profound changes for the region. then the story of the native americans find themselves stripped of their sovereignty -- sovereign opportunity, but it is also the story of how white settlers five opportunity. that's the fundamental tension with have been looking at all semeste

many market stalls and retro also of a small nativities scenes. some pretty unconventional options are available she knew this is shaped like a swan and is made from a pumpkin it was hollowed out and worked on for two years and it contains figurines made from cloth that it's part of what i thought that youth soccer. for the locals the negativity scene is an important aspect of christmas. but the highlight each christmas remains the actual play of course. it's performed between december twenty fourth and january sixth. and gets visitors from all over the world into the christmas spirit. now it's time to visit a toy factory in ukraine which takes us back to a simpler time when toys were made of wood you get is a startup company that has taken the world by storm four years ago they began crowdfunding their business and now they're selling their products and over eighty countries in fact their success caught the attention of disney and the two companies are now collaborating on a joint venture so let's take a look at these incredibly intricate contrap

she is a star of the nativity scene. she is the star today. most importantly, storming was not hurt no officers were hurt. >> now we have to find the wise man that left storming out. go to the "action news" facebook page to view the video. come up with more creative videos. help us milk the story. >> i like storming. i think we can learn something for her. >> busting loose like richard prior did one time. >>> today's fitness tip is up next. shoshanna has a crurnlg -- crunch move that won't make you feel bad after sneaking an extra christmas cookie. >> reporter: we have additional accumulation and one to two inches on the ground. be careful of snow side streets and sidewalks. i'll have the 12-hour forecast and let you know when this gets out of here and what's in store and let you know when this gets out of here and what's in store later this afternoon. shut down cold symptoms fast [ coughing ] with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. but they see you like it's the first time, every time. they see a tough dacan't unsee. and thiy the

but there were parts of it that allowed the native people to survive, the mexican era, and ultimately the american period. and it was in 1846 through 1848 when the americans first entered monterey that the first governor of california, peter burnet, basically ordered the annihilation and extermination of the california indians. and he actually put taxpayer money be hind -- behind that effort to the extent that, within 12 years, a population documented to have existed of 150,000 native people in california at american context went to less than 30,000. so over 120,000 people have been documented to have been killed during the period. that was truly genocide. i believe, based on everything i have seen including recent , publications and want to come out next year, that essentially native peoples have conflated the atrocities of the early church with the shortfalls and the misgivings of the spanish colonial period and they blamed it all on father serra. so i think he has truly gotten a bum rap. and the demonization and the hate speech associated with father serra is really and uncalled fo

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the council house and the native americans an their continuing heritage and custom. opposed across is the catholic church and religious complex. the reason in many ways why this spot was organized. so here they are. sort of facing off each other door to door and at the same time, their positions reflects on mutual respect. that each honored the traditions of the other. visitors will often speak about the counsel house. it is so impressive. this was the center of appalachain life. they met about complaints. the law was pretty much inalthough the spanish law over time became the more often referred to. but the chief and sub chiefs would meet along the other elders of to care of the various of the day. it was place of celebration. that perhaps follow the seasonal cycle. it's inspiring to look into the space an look up at the blue sky and occasional hawk or vulture and speculate what it must have been like when it was the heart of this community. they can't read religious tects. they don't have access to printed religious books in the bible. these were meant to educate t

away in a manger how the nativity play became famous the world over. and robots uk featuring a state of the our own them. well we start off with the biggest film release of the year the new star was installment premiered in london on chews day episode eight is called the last general and sees mark hamill return as luke skywalker in the previous film the force awakens he only made a thirty second cameo but this time he's properly back side by side with daisy ridley's right she's the new heroine of the saga and is looking to restore the balance in the force so let's see what the two stars have to say about their intergalactic quest. an island on a distant planet the scene of a long awaited return the last jet i luke skywalker played by mark hamill reappears and episode eight who was really going to recast me. though i mean it's my legacy. and just like with any legacy it's not always perfect mark hamill first starred as luke skywalker over forty years ago before filming the newest episode he struggled with the development of his character because the old

language] [speaking in native language] >> our k fx project began in 1960s up until 1970s. during the time of five was developed and it became to replace that. the main purpose was that the major planes in the past needed to be replaced. so k fx projects were created in a indonesia. we are doing it through the joint project. also we are receiving those technologies from the united states when it comes to the fighter jets how are they going to be used against north korea, that's related to military confidential information. i find it difficult to disclose that. whether a private jet or destroyed something there to be used when we are threatened. at the end of the day when we have a hostile nation we need to be stronger than that. the end result will be good because we don't have to use it because we can maintain peace so i find it improper for me to go any deeper for that. >> so the k fx program is intended to replace those of the f for the f5. as were experiencing that is way we started to initiate. and while this involves the transport from the united states. i think there

language] [speaking in native language] >> our k fx project began in 1960s up until 1970s. during the time of five was developed and it became to replace that. the main purpose was that the major planes in the past needed to be replaced. so k fx projects were created in a indonesia. we are doing it through the joint project. also we are receiving those technologies from the united states when it comes to the fighter jets how are they going to be used against north korea, that's related to military confidential information. i find it difficult to disclose that. whether a private jet or destroyed something there to be used when we are threatened. at the end of the day when we have a hostile nation we need to be stronger than that. the end result will be good because we don't have to use it because we can maintain peace so i find it improper for me to go any deeper for that. >> so the k fx program is intended to replace those of the f for the f5. as were experiencing that is way we started to initiate. and while this involves the transport from the united states. i think there

peoples devoted to the responsible stewardship of these native lands.onald trump has swept all of those voices aside so that he can listen to the voices of fossil fuel and uranium industries. it is wrong, illegal, and we're going to fight it. juan: regina lopez-whiteskunk, what kind of consultation was involved by the trump administration or the interior secretary ryan zinke with the native tribes most involved with these particular monuments? what kind of discussions did you have before hand before the decision was reached? can speak to the time i served, which was three years this.to we had extensive consultation with the former administration. after i left office in this. people were striving to get the time of the secretary of interior as well as the president, there was very little to none on the side of the coalition side. and just reading through and finding out that the coalition -- the five tribes had to fight for the one hour that secretary zinke he gave them in salt lake when he came out. that was it. when the hour was done, they were done. a

plenty of people stopped by the nativity scene this afternoon after they heard about the run away cow. >> they was on a true mission of her own. >> it began at 2:30 this morning when she escaped the courtyard enclosure of the old first reform church. >> at 2:30 we got a 911 call for a cow. on second street and race. >> and still the 1500 cow was on i-95 near callow hill and police officers and state troopers responded and stormy was not having any of it, it was her chance to check out the big city. finally with the help of animal control she was corralled and returned and only to escape a few hours later. >> we think someone tampered with it and let her out. it was not closed the way it should be after that. >> reverend michael caine tried to stop stormy with all of her might. and when to a parking garage at fourth and arch. and her farmer came to her rescue and returned her to the nativity scene she calls home this season. >> she is doing great. doing fine. just hanging out being a cow. >> just being a cow this nativity scene is a holiday tradition in old city since 1973 and these an

stormy the cow got loose twice from a nativity scene. she first trotted away from old first reformed church around 2:00 a.m. police corralled her. they took her back to the church only for her to get out again and she ran into a parking garage. how she got out is and how her escapades cost her her job. >> she was born and raised in philadelphia. >> reporter: she spends most of her time at a farm in red soxbo. she somehow got out of her pen overnight. >> we think someone tampered with it. . >> reporter: you see from the camera she went on to i-95. luckily a state trooper who has a farm helped get storm ji off the road. >> our biggest fear is on the that a car could make a collision with it. >> reporter: stormy wasn't done. a short while later, stormy busted herself out of the nativity and this time moseyed down second street and the hotel garage. once lured back to the nativity, she met ginger, the skinnier cow who was not replacing her. stormy is back at the tarm. the church has done a live nativity, but in the last few days we had, they

well, police coraled her, got her back to the nativity at this scene.in, finally caught in a parking garage near fourth and market, safe and sound. >> and now, a look at the live picture of the nativity scene at old first reform united church of christ at fourth and race. the scene now stars ginger, she is stormy's calf. stormy's back at the wb saul high school of agricultural sciences in roxborough. live nativity will be in place until the end of the month. >> ginger looks a lot more calm and tame. >> i'm telling you, storm had i shopping to do. holiday shopping. >> apparently. >> well, new app is helping student hit the snooze button on snow days. >> it is called delay alarm. the app for iphones and ipads. it is an independent alarm for your device and automatically recalculate the wake up time if a designated school district delays or cancels, where was this when i was in school? pittsburgh college student created delay alarm with fellow spewed end, especially high coolers in minds. >> right now i just want to help people out. you know, i want to hel

the legend itself is the way the tree story has gone through so many versions in its history the native americans worshiped it the spaniards well the legend of the virgin mary around it and the africans naturally believe their. lived in its powerful branches. but despite the legends in the various religious beliefs surrounding the place the people of havana played safe and built powerful walls and well fortified citadels to protect themselves from infidels and conquerors and pirates. history doesn't record the fate of that governor of havana who set out to look for the source of eternal youth was he just too gullible or did he fall under the spell of another woman at any rate his wife went blind and spent the rest of her life waiting patiently for his return a woman remembered still as the perfect example of steadfastness strength of will and devotion. later a new fortress the citadel was built on the other side of the harbor entrance directly opposite its old counterpart at night a chain was stretched between the two castles so that no ship could enter unnoticed from then on the city w

i'm saying the nativity at this scene at christ church? >> right at fourth and race. >> no, christ church is at second and market. fourth. >> that's united methodist churr. >> right across from the min it there at fourth and race, which is where the nativity scene was. >> so the cow went from fourth and race over to i95 near cow-o-hill. so now they took the cow back to the that the tiff at this scene at fourth and race, and now the cow is loose again. >> do you hear that coming from the cow (currently moog, you can hear it moog, so unhappy, low speed hoof chase right there. >> well, yes. now, i don't know moo, so i don't know what the cow was saying. >> do you think the troop hers this training when they were in the academy? >> i don't know. >> trying to wrestle a cow? >> the cow is on the loose again, so if you're in old city be aware that far. >> all right, that's the situation in old city. let's head out to some of the counties right now. let's get out there to the collegeville area. we've got some good friends at the pizza place, alway

not want to go back to this nativity scene. oh, he has to pay the fare. >> how much is cow fare? >> there probably under an hour so probably $12. >> yes,. >> but watch this? this is classic, this is where i park. >> yes? >> and you have to hit -- there you go, they'll raise the gate. >> e-zpass. >> oh, no, no, he doesn't. no, he doesn't. >> oh, lord. >> it is insufficient funds right now. >> all right hole on. let's see the mechanism here. >> they're going to try to tell him to duck. >> is there a gaeton the other side? >> so they hit the button. >> oh, look at her. >> well, hurry up before the game comes back down. >> this thing has been on the loose, been running since like 3:00 this morning got out once made it to 95. >> leave it up to the cow, the cow knows high to escape. >> they put it back into the live nativity scene then escaped again. >> yes. >> and they're slow. i mean, a cow is a lovely docile sweet creature, not like it is a horse galloping all over. >> ways what 2,000 pounds, something? >> the cow does, sure. >> y

the case ended in the death of 17 year old native americans veed sa pair i i. he was found dead sunday night hours after his father had reported him missing fox5 evan lambert is live at police headquarters with the very latest. >>reporter: police say they should have taken that missing person's report as soon as native americans veed's father came upon them and told them his son hadn't come home. the grieving family left with many questions tonight including while officersen koirnted him earlier and knew that he appeared to be under the influence but let him go anyway anything he wanted to do he did with excitement. he loched his family. he loved his grandparents, loved his little sister. >> speaking on behalf of native americans veed sa pair i's family close family friend says the sa pair is are in dealing with the loss of a bright after fibula young man. their grieve also leaves them with a long list of questions. why was he not taken? why was he not arrested? why was he not taken in the police car? why didn't the police say let us give you a ride? >> tuesday

trump calling her pocahontas wasn't in fact saying i'm no native american and you list, are no native american. [cheering and applause] and old lloyd benson. let's say your joe scarborough and i'm sorry. [laughter] and you lamely try to play qatar and then you see him and say hey, nice tune, hendrix. that is not a slur against jimi hendrix. it's a jab at joe who was making a mockery of hendrix art. if chris cuomo said something really, really stupidly obvious and will blitzer looks at him and says no [bleep], sherlock. anyway. the experts in all things racist can see that liz warren piggybacking on real native americans but it exposes the irrational and emotionally charged world these people live in which trump loves trolling. q the fake news trophy which he said should be given out to the network that lies about our most favorite president which is him. trump says. that little joke turned the media into molten jelly. >> president trump is stepping up his attacks on the papers. >> for him to take what amounts of assault on journalist who actually risked their lives to report the facts

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what about the native americans say this is their land and it's sacred ground? >> i applaud the fact they want that protection. i just simply think that that protection exists. >> reporter: but for navajo elder willie grayeyes, stripping away protection would leave a deep scar. >> not only within myself but my nation and probably all the native americans. >> reporter: this is grand staircase escalante. former president clinton declared this a monument more than two decades ago. just like bears ears, it took years to get that status. now native tribes and environmental groups say it could be years of a legal fight before it is resolved. jeff? >> glor: jamie, thank you very much. up next, time's short list for person of the year, and last person of the year, and last area's winner is on it. reyo it's protection for generations of families, and 150 years of strength and stability. and when you're able to harness all of that, that's the power of pacific. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. which is the only egg good eonly eggland's best. with more farm-fresh

s most accurate forecast in just a second, but first let's talk about some nativity scenes, you know, those holiday reenactments of the birth of jesu don't always go according to plan. sometimes you use actual livestock and the animals say no and they hit the highway literally. stormy the cow got out of a nativity scene she was part inform philly not -- part of in philly not once, but twice and made it all the way to i-95 before the cops corralled her and brought her back to where she belongs and then there's this one my producer calls the battle for tiny sweet baby jesus. >>> a preschool pageant and one tiny sheep got pretty interested in the doll in the manger and she picked it up. the little girl playing mary was not going to tolerate that and she got involved. the whole thing looked like a junior edition of jerry springer. then some parents stepped in and the show went on. that was almost a swat. >> if you want an adult version of the nativity scene, look at curb your enthusiasm four or five years ago. that's all i can say. >> are you still hi that? >> he hires a live nativity sce

i try hard not to because the native american community, much of the native american community said itfensive to them. i wonder what you think of the >> well, i think it is offensive. i think they should change it. i'm a season ticketholder. i have been going since i was ten years old. i do feel funny a lot when they start to sing the song. sometime i sing and sometime i say you should not be singing this. >> the redskins is an icon of something that is beautiful. the native indigenous peoples of america, it is a celebration and a praise to them as who they are. >> that's very interesting, your perspective is different than what i have heard. if we were to ask should they change their name? >> no. >> mike says no. should they change their name? kim wilson, no. here is the press release. rebrand change the name to washington football headquarters. that's this saturday. this is first december our rebrand washington football has delivered petitions to team headquarters since its founding in 2015. they have gathered over 5300 signatures in favor of changing the name. trudy miller said if t