joining me is the president of the navajo nation. thank you for being with me.et me start with the explanation of why sending these human remains, these capsules with dna to the moon would be considered by the navajo nation and others a desecration of the moon. >> good morning, i appreciate the time that you all have given me. one of the first things, we had a last-minute meet ing with the white house, nasa and department of transportation officials yesterday. one of the things i explained to them yesterday was that over 20 years ago, you guys made a promise that after the fact that you sent the remains of an astronaut into space and on to the moon that you promiseed to make sure that you consult this into the future. but through the discussions yesterday, through the loopholes and private companies that they don't have to consult us but they did promise that moving into the future they would consult us. one of the things i asked them is you have a lot of influence as far as nasa. most of these missions when it happened without funding the millions of dollars th

while everybody else in the space industry is not liking these developments, i bet the navajo nation does. >> this now ends the debate, we hope they make the best of the d tour. kristin fisher, thank you so much. >>> only one week to go, and every hour accounts for republican candidates, courting voters in n iowa, espepecially donaldld trump, ththe fronont r facicing legal f fights. a new wrinkle in onene case, we will breakak it down when we co backck on the "cnnnn n news cec

they appealed to the white house, to see if they could address the navajo nation's concerns, but it was not enough to delay this flight because it was a successful launch. in the wee hours of this morning, phil, had to be up at 2:00 a.m. >> i have no doubt you probably were knowing how you do with space. kristen fisher, we appreciate it. thank you, my friend. >>> well, the supreme court reinstates the idaho's abortion ban that prevents the procedure even in medical emergencies. one ob/gyn here to talking with us about what that actually means for their practice. >>> this morning, doctors in idaho could face criminal charges for performing an abortion in almost all cases and that includes emergency room doctors. here's why. the supreme court is allowing the state's near total abortion ban to take effect on friday. idaho law says physicians can only perform an abortion if it will prevent the death of the mother. that's the law in idaho. the biden administration is arguing that federal law requires emergency room doctors to provide what's known as stabilizing care, and that includes aborti

that is upsetting the president of the navajo nation who says the moon should be explored for scienceot making leaps and bounds by transporting human remains and scattering them over a sacred being like the moon. to me that is not pushing science or technology. neil: nasa officials say they take the navajo nation concern very seriously but because this is a commercial spacecraft they cannot dictate what private companies put on board. in outer space treaty signed in 1967 only bans territorial claims and weapons of mass destruction on the moon, otherwise allows free use of the moon for peaceful purposes. >> the moon does not have the status of a national park, it is not protected at all and again, the question is should it be, that is something that humanity has to wrestle with. >> space attorney michelle hamlin says she doesn't want to see international body regulating what can and can't go to the moon. she's optimistic that concerned parties can meet together and compromise on minor tweaks to existing international guidelines as space exploration enters this exciting new era of priva

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grisham: the majority of whom along to the navajo nation and have reliable drinking water. in the next 15 years, this project will serve a quarter of a million more new mexicans. [applause] gov. grisham: we rebuilt the new mexico state veterans home. it's a brand-new state-of-the-art, independent living community and home for veterans. and their families who have answered the call of duty. i submit that if you were building your dream home, this is what it would look like. it is exactly what our veterans in new mexico deserve. [applause] gov. grisham: again, there is nothing else like it in the public sector anywhere in the country. nothing like it. projects like these have impact that go far beyond their walls. they create thousands of jobs now and in the future, they bring new activity and new opportunities to community statewide, they make our neighborhoods stronger, safer and more resilient and there is more we can do. that's why am asking the legislature for $100 million to support infrastructure matching funds so communities don't need an 8 -- don't leave any federal

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now the navajo nation since berrien remains on the moon is offensive to its religious beliefs. ally sponsored by national which is working towards putting ash enough back on the moon. >> back on plan to earth a 92-year-old set a new record for crossing the grand canyon. she completed the 24-mile track in 11 hours and 15 minutes, it took them only ten hours to cross back. he started training for this last january by walking 8 miles a day. a hearty congratulations to alfredo. what a great inspiration. >> absolutely, this week fox news will bring you three big town halls in iowa. tomorrow former un ambassador nikki haley at 6:00 p.m. eastern, florida governor ron desantis, tuesday at 6:00 p.m. eastern and wednesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. former president donald trump, martha maccallum and brett baier will moderate all three only right here on fox news. >> it'll be a big night, eight days from now the caucus, exercise of democracy. all wi's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us. the studio hell

the navajo nation once nasa to delay a mission that would leave human remains on the moon.o say the space burial would desecrate the moon, which is held sacred to many indigenous people. the private landed containing the remains is set to launch tomorrow. the -- more politicsnation with reverend al sharpton right after this break. ight after this break after this break as the world keeps moving, help prevent covid-19 from breaking your momentum. you may have already been vaccinated against the flu, but don't forget this season's updated covid-19 shot too. when you purchase a pair of bombas socks, tees, or underwear, you also donate one to someone facing homelessness. one purchased equals one donated. 100 million donations and counting. visit bombas.com and get 20% off your first order. >>> welcome back to you politicsnation. chicago's mayor, brandon johnson, met virtually with illinois congressional delegation friday, to discuss the crisis facing the city as it struggles to care for an influx of migrants and refugees. many being bused to the windy city from republican state

the navajo nation has objected to this, saying it desecrate a sacred space.reportedly holding a last-minute meeting to hear those concerns. and for the first time ever, a ancient shark tooth has been discovered deep in the pacific ocean near hawaii. it's the tooth of a megalodon shark. fossil which roam the oceans between 3.6 million years and 15 million years ago. these apex predators with the killer whales of their day, feeding on whatever cross their paths. scientists say they were ferocious and large has biggest 2 buses long, dave and they could have been seaworld if they were been ahead of ahead of their time. i don't know if he be able to build a tank big enough guys. >> yeah. pretty sizes up to wow. >> all right. so our forecast i want to run through this real quick. a step in this could be quite involved week. here couple of hits here. the first one looks to be on your tuesday. that is appearing to be towards the latter portion of the tuesday morning commute will be hearing more about this as we get closer, more model runs to look at. then another hit

remains prompted criticism from the navajo nation, saying it would be a desecration to the celestial body considered sacred to many tribes. the moon doesn't have the status of a national park. >> it's not protected at all. and again, the question is, should it be, um, and that's something that humanity has to wrestle with. >> another contracted company, houston based intuitive machines , is also looking to launch next month in atlanta. jonathan serrie, fox news. >> ktvu, fox two news at five starts now. i just shocked that they aren't able to take care of the senior residents properly. >> new at five a south bay assisted living facility on its third day with no power and temperatures expected to be near freezing tonight, that power outage as residents and their families very angry, very frustrated. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener, the power went out saturday and still has not been restored, leaving dozens of residents with no heat. some residents say this is just the latest in a series of problems plaguing that facility. >> new at five tonight ktv