laura, i'm on the navajo nation right now getting ready to go celebrate code talker day with some of rans on the navajo nation. they don't approve of this type of stolen valor and none of the other veterans i served with too either. >> laura: well, right now, we see, i think, a democrat party that's really -- they are trying to convey to the voters that the republicans are in disarray or worried or that this poll says this and trump -- it's just soloffable to me. because, meanwhile, they have two candidates, congressman, who cannot speak off the cuff and cannot give a wide ranging interview. as trump is making himself available to all reporters, pretty much, i mean, press conference that lasted an hour and a half, two hours with elon musk. vance has gone on ever sunday show. but the democrats literally have both of their candidates cannot do an interview for any length of time on a wide ranging issue because he -- obviously, misrepresented his service, and they are just afraid of what she is going to say. >> no, you are right, laura. the thing that scares me the most about this ticket

i'm on the navajo nation going ready to celebrate with the nation's finest veterans of the navajo nationrove of this stolenf valor and none of the veterans i served with do either. >> laura: well, right now, lee, we see a democrat party, they are trying to convey to the voters that the republicans are in disarray, worried and this pool says this. but is so laughable to me.ak o meanwhile, they have two candidates, congressman, who cannot speak ran up for the cupd cannot as trump is makingla himself available to all reporterstn hos pretty much. a press conference an hour and half and two hours with elon musk, vance has gone on every sunday show, but the democrats literally have both of their candidates who cannot do an interview for any length of time on a wide ranging issues because he obviously misrepresented his service and they are afraid of what she is goin no,g to say.he >> no, you are right, laura.s the thing that scares me the most about this ticket, believe it or not, how comfy they are with socialism. one of tim walz's statement isle one man socialism attends to another man's nei

just this week the arizona governor halted plans to transport uranium through navajo nation after theaised concerns about how it could affect the reservation. our reporter reports on the fight between companies seeking minerals from the lands and the indigenous tribes fighting to preserve them. >> for members of the apaches tribes, the campground outside phoenix is the site of sacred ceremonies and the resting place for many ancestors. >> this is the home of our deities. >> it is also home to billions of pounds of copper, making it valuable to ning companies. earlier this year in federal court ruled in favor of developers looking to extract copper from deep underground. >> they have to think this through. there will not be copper here forever. once it is all gone, then it is contaminated forever. >> mineral mining has become a booming industry across the country and the world. as the demand for electric vehicles and batteries -- rises so does the need to ramp up the supply of minerals needed to make them. in recent years demand for nickel, lithium and copper has grown exponentially. b

all these offending mines all over the navajo nation, all these active communities and they're all the same size communities because they're all in business communities. those very intense day. there's multiple times the day we're up to like stop and god, myself go to our that most of the checking account for how much time and travel things take is probably it has probably been like the biggest challenge so far. cuz we dentist to say how long things were going to take, how hot the weather was going to be, and how much traveling we're going to be doing, and how much energy about that in itself is going to take i grew up here, i live on the outskirts i, everything we ever needed to get whether it'd be food or just some simple supplies . we'd always have to come in the gallop to get those things. we'd like to refer to these places the board towns not like border in the us border, but borderline reservations. places like job, new mexico, albuquerque flagstaff, arizona santa fe new mexico del survives often have a dollar. yeah. they don't really want us here pretty much the main source of r

shelley silo, a citizen of the navajo and the chair of the national endowment of the humanities. enjoy the festival and let us welcome them to our stage stage. okay. thank you very much. good afternoon, everybody. this is a beautiful, engaging crowd and i hope that everybody who's online a chance to get a little bit of a glimpse of who's the room. we are so delighted. be here this afternoon with ned blackhawk, kathleen duvall and just want to say, you know, these two books, the of america and native nations, are a reminder that the telling of history is ever changing, that america is complex and fascinating. and sometimes heartrending. and we cannot move forward as a nation as these have proclaimed in their books or as a people until we understand where we've been. so, kathleen, in that, i want to thank you for being with us today. we're going to delve in a little bit into your books, but not give up too much because hopefully you'll go get it, you'll get it signed and you'll be as immersed. the past two months of reading that, i have been. so. so ned, going to start with the lit

and so the cherokee, the navajo nation and my tribe, they all have differential membership standards essentially. so a quarter is one grandparent. what's dissent on a census roll? and so to be a member of a tribe means to be descendant from either census rolls taken for or with the tribe in a certain time period. but it could be multiple members of family. so this is a very complicated subject because the contents and it's not just a mathematical but political. and it's also a historical and it's very emotional as well. but many tribes are moving to move past this requirement. they're changing the constitutions. many recognize indian descent. so you can be a recognized member of a tribe through descendants. and they offer a kind of citizen certificate of indian descent, essentially. so you can and that for that is essentially a tribe's recognition of your relationship with them through a process of descent from a tribal member. so that's a very obviously complex subject that is very hard to explain in a world where many of us believe that certain types of multiple citizenship types m

latest book, native nations a millennium in north america was longlist for the canadian prize in historical literature. the event is moderated by shelley silo, a citizen of the navajo and the chair of the national endowment of the humanities. enjoy the festival and let us welcome them to our stage stage. okay. thank you very much. good afternoon, everybody. this is a beautiful, engaging crowd and i hope that everybody who's online a chance to get a little bit of a glimpse of who's the room. we are so delighted. be here this afternoon with ned blackhawk, kathleen duvall and just want to say, you know, these two books, the of america and native nations, are a reminder that the telling of history is ever changing, that america is complex and fascinating. and sometimes heartrending. and we cannot move forward as a nation as these have proclaimed in their books or as a people until we understand where we've been.

national recreation area in utah has collapsed. the gio ben geologic formed 190 million years ago of navajo sand stone and became a popular tourist destinationosion degraded it over time. >> gio: take a look at this. a curious pride of african lions at the oregon zoo finding a not so hidden camera and check it out before one of the lions decides to grab it and then just run off. the zoo then says the camera was intended to give people an insider's look at the habitat and, yeah, i think you could say mission accomplished there, right? insider's view. >> whit: enjoying himself in that moment. >> gio: this was the best reason to have the camera. >> whit: put more cameras there i say. good stuff. >>> disney's d23 the ultimate fan event kicked off yesterday in anaheim, california. tens of thousands of the die-hard fans were there to be the first to hear about the latest in entertainment from "moana" to the new "tron" and our rebecca jarvis also a die-hard fan was there as everybody took the stage. rebecca, how is it going, quite an event? >> reporter: oh, quite an event, whit. you know it, the energy here is electric with those thousands of fans

utah's glen canyon national recreation say that double arch is made out of 190 million year old navajo sandstone. they add that the rocky formation has been subject to weather related erosion over time, but the actual cause of that collapse, which happened on thursday, is unknown. >> our time now 514 new details this morning about a deadly plane crash in brazil. cell phone video captured the terrifying scene of this crash about 50 miles northwest of sao paulo. investigators now say all 62 people on board that domestic flight were killed when the plane nosedived and crashed in a residential community. remarkably, no one on the ground was hurt when i heard the sound of the plane falling, i looked out my window at home and saw the moment it crashed. >> the way it fell. i ran out of the house and went to see where it had fallen, and saw it had fallen into the house of a couple of elderly people. we also knew that from church, and so terrified and not knowing what to do, i jumped over the wall. >> now investigators still trying to determine why the plane crashed, but air traffic controllers