the navajo nation said, "they're disappointed water ." it's drawing a lot of attention here locally. carissa planalp has more on the big protest march in downtown phoenix today. in downtown phoenix today. says, "nats 9:40:19 water is life chant ." hundreds marched through downtown phoenix. says, "shaniah dennison- chee/protestor 09:45:23--27 if they're in north dakota and i'm in arizona i will stand here and i'll protect them. ." to protect historic relics-- to protect water quality-- to stop -- what they believe will be-- damaging construction. says, " nats 09:43:03 drummi even as protestors hundreds of miles away at the pipeline site-- face a deadline. says, " nats 9:40:37 footsteps." to move out of the way--or else. says, "shaniah dennison- chee/protestor 09:44:16--23 our voices cannot be attacked by rubber bullets, by water, by wahtever the government has thrown at us. ." says, " "napoleon murrita/ protestor 09:42:20--25 it gives me hope that a lot of our youth and our young are out there all standing in solidarity." says, "nat 00:43:

this is now crossing the 87 area and going into the navajo nation. we have storms across our stay. we have a lot tonight and is making an impact across the valley.>> the roads are becoming more dangerous with the rain, and state route 238 has been shut down. this is the shortcut a lot of us use when you're heading out to san diego. as you're heading to this area, flooding in that direction. were working to get adot on the phone. roads on the interstate 10, some flooding out there. look at this, look at the sign up above from adot, there's a caution warning you, drive with care. we will continue trusting -- we will continue tracking this. is it tom herman joining us? >> it is. >> thank you for taking the time. what can you tell the viewers about safety procedures? >> as you know what the dust slippery. we advise people, when this is happening slow down, take your time. this time of day stay at work longer. let the storm go by and glenn go home. -- let the storm go by then go home. is difficult driving right now. >> it sure is. we are seeing the flashing lights at the top of the scre

the navajo nation reported this after becoming aware. district officials say they're cooperating with police. >>> 24 hours of searching. his friends growing more desperate. the 66-year-old hiker reported missing yesterday last seen monday. he was supposed to be meeting a friend but never showed. deputies found his car near the upper green mountain trail and his camping gear is inside. we'll continue watching this for you. >>> in a pants and now in big trouble. how this naked crook got in and got away with very little. >>> locked up for laced good dees. the -- goodies. the crime that got a school principal jailed. what do doctors from leading cancer centers in the country have in common? many of them now call cancer treatment centers of america home. expert medicine works here. find out why at cancer center.com. >>> a case of revenge unfolding in oklahoma tonight. police saying an airport shooter was upset about losing his job at southwest airlines. that's why he killed a former coworker. so many new details coming in since we brought you

. >>> the navajo nation said they're disappointed but vow to continue to protecting their water. >>> tracked a massive march in central phoenix protesting the pipeline. >> water is life. >> reporter: hundred the marched through downtown phoenix. >> if they're in north dakota and i'm in arizona, i will stand here and protect them. >> to protect historic relic, to protect water even as protesters, hundreds of miles away at pipeline site, face a deadline. to move out of the way or else. >> our voices cannot be attacked by rubber bullets, by water, by whatever the government has thrown at the us. >> gives me hope that, you know, a lot of our youth and young are out here that we're all standing in solidarity. >> the group rallied at talking stick arena. holding science and taking pick -- signs and taking pictures. protest and help with my voice, then that's what i can do. >> reporter: cbs5 news. >>> and taking a look at your forecast, we've got changes over the next couple of days. today we already felt it in the drop in our temperatures. our high today was 70 degrees. 63 is where we're c

. >>> in their letter, the president and vice-president of the navajo nation tell president obama he cannot sit back while there is violence perpetuated against peaceful protesters and the leaders are asking sheriff's deputies to consider the repercussion of excessive use of force. demonstrators were hit with water cannonize below freezing conditions near the main protest camp as well as tear gas and rubber bullets a young woman suffered a severe injury to her arm that protesters say was a grenade thrown by police and investigators say it was a small propane tank rigged by protesters. several demonstrators and an officer were injured. the governor of north dakota and members of congress are urging the president to move the project forward inaction has put hardships on workers, law enforce much. tribal members and residents and private land owners. construction is head up while the standing rock sioux tribe talk with the army corps of engineers. tomorrow jane fonda and shailene woodley will be among 71 volunteers in north dakota serving thanksgiving dinner to. woodley was arrested in

navajo nation leaders send a letter to president obama in response to the response to the use what they are asking for. plus two celebrities will be serving dinner tomorrow. >>> and his red make america great again hats were a signature part of his campaign. details about the new product donald trump is selling to his supporters this christmas coming up at 6:00. >>> well, very important couple of days coming up here. 72 degrees right now. winds out of the west, northwest little haze across the city. we get that when it warms up early in the day. it's a little temperature inversion. traps in the air a little bit. it will be breezy over the next few days. kind of move that stuff out of here. 71 right now at deer valley. 69 at apache junction. 73 in chandler. in glendale 73 degrees as well. high pressure firmly in place here. you see another low approaching the northwest, but we are into the high pressure we will see breezy conditions as this cold front moves through the date over the next couple of days. take a look. happy thanksgiving. it's getting closer and closer as we move through th

the navajo nation is teaming up develop authentic jewelry. in 2012 the tribe accused urban outfitters of using the navajo name to sell products. now they are settling the suit with a new deal. >>> plans for a new retail center in the norse west valley are moving forward. a developer is expect today break ground on the center at 83rd avenue and happy valley next year. it will have shopping, dining and specialty rai too. no word which stores will be moving in. >>> happening now, there are last minute preparations underway ahead of salvation army's thanksgiving meal. 750 volunteers are getting ready to welcome about 1500 guests, plus delivering meals to the home bound. guests can also take home clothes and shoes. and children will have a special area as well. doors at the phoenix convention 9:00 a.m. >>> tater or tot? what a tough choice for the president, pardoning a turkey for the last time while you're in office. we know tot is 18 weeks old, 2 feet 2 inches tall and walks with a relaxed saunter. tater is a hefty 40 pounds and likes to snack on

. >>> the leadership within the navajo nation sending a letter to president obama today urging him to intervene in the tent standoff between activists and police over the dakota access pipeline. in the letter, the nation tells the president he c back. he must get involved. they are also warning sheriff deputies about the use of excessive force against protesters. over the weekend, demonstrators were hit with water cannons and tear gas and rubber bullets. tomorrow, jane fonda will be among 75 volunteers serving thanksgiving meals to 2,000 protesters. >>> tragic update on the the holidays. all the little ones that died in this, so tragic. police confirming a sixth child has passed away due to the bus crash. a dozen other kids remain in the hospital tonight. authorities reveal the toxicology tests on the bus driver who had been arrested and the bus driver did not have drugs or alcohol in his system at the time of the crash. however, he was not on the designated route and they believe he was speeding at the time of the crash. at 9:00, it seems there is a black friday deal for everything o

the navajo nation said they are disappointed by this move, but they will continue their here locally. we have more on a big protest march that happened this weekend here in downtown phoenix. >> reporter: hundreds marched through downtown phoenix. >> if they're north dakota and i'm in arizona, i will sand here and protect them. templet protect hist originallic relics, to protect water quality, to stop what they believe will be damaging construction. even as protesters hundreds of miles away at the pipeline site to move out of the way or else. >> our focus cannot be attacked by rubber bullets, by water, but biwhatever the government has flown at us. >> gives us hope that a lot of our young and youth are out here, and we're all standing the in solidarity. >> reporter: the group pledged continued support. >>fy could just be here and protest and help with my voice, >> more than 400 people rallied to support police who sometimes clash with those protesters over in north dakota. organizers say yesterday's rally wasn't pro or anti- pipeline. it really was a way to stand if solidarity with the

. -- navajo nation. [laughter] for. >> for when i first started in the academy little over two years ago but it is just one person's perspective want of any native nation and what that would look like in a sense of where we have been with our history and where we are at. so with an article that was published in the american indian quarterly, but that meant version is very modified. >> i like that version. >> said do i. [laughter] so not anything in terms of publication but it that is where i think that the native people think about what nationhood really means one for us that is definitely taking place right now. with all of the allies there in terms of them wanting toin protect not only our water but the way of life and it is going much faster than i think a lot of us are envisioning but some view it as too slow. someone to it by tomorrow but with the enormous amountose of native people in general. that this type of vision from what it is expected of us with our way of life that is taking place in many

i come from the navajo nation and i have been at standing rock. while we were attacked by dogs and pepper spray. we are guests of the people of morocco. we thought it would be appropriate to draw attention to the corporate sponsors ocp and others who are also calling -- causing similar atrocities not far from the cop right now. actively polluting streams and .ivers and oceans people drop dead in the streets because they cannot breathe in the air. our brothers and sisters have been occupying [indiscernible] they're having their water drained in order to produce silver for an outside company. we would like everybody to please think of those people and think of their sovereignty and their rights. when we come back from the break, we will look at an issue that has barely received coverage here, the moroccan occupation of the western sahara which many consider to be africa's last colony. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: musicians playing during a demonstration here at the cop22 climate summit. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and pea

national hero will soon be laid to rest. george paul james will be buried on the navajo reservation in arizona on he is survived by seven children.>>> memorial services have been announced for show low police officer darrin reed . he was killed in the line of duty on tuesday. officer read will be laid to rest monday afternoon at the church at jesus christ and -- latter day saints insula. the service is open to the public. >>> 23-year-old matthew wright of kingman was arrested on multiple assault charges after police say he abused his girlfriend's >>> still coming up at 6:00 has been a long week and a trip to the spa sounds pretty good. how about a trip to one of the best spas in the whole world? arizona has several but do you know which ones made the list? >>> tomorrow we will be celebrating our military veterans. coming up a list of freebies for our brave men and women who served our country. >>> take a look at temperatures across the valley. we are in the 70s the temperatures have cooled down for us today compared to the forecast? i will have that plus another cooldown expected for next week. your seven-day forecast is >>> we

navajos. it still gets repeated and repeated over a long time, hatred between these nations.they can never get together, they could never unify and to use that we see at standing rock right now, it's an opportunistic way to make that e rroneus point. that's the loop way of doing it. it's element outright bigotry because you can deal with. but it's so wrong. and it then leads to all other kinds of thinkings about native people, their relationship. for wasn't thing there have been many times, in fact, week after week, month after month, inner tribeal all northern continent, there are basketball games, there are interchanges of nay tiff people, certainly precolonial times. this was not unusual, five years ago the northern shian and the looni in seattle built a relationship to pipeline and they wanted oil plant. so they've been united fighting this and with other people in between. it's just it hasn't gotten attention. so because it habit gotten attention, now they are. >> any other question or commentary? theresa gÓmez. >> i would just like to ask you, do you still think there's