indigenous writer and activist jacqueline keeler on the history of the land that once belong to the paiute tribe. then the art of resistance. >> it brings you behind the scenes of what we are reading in the newspapers today. it brings you behind the scenes of black lives matter, behind the scenes of occupy wall street, of the climate marches, of the public education movement. amy: from immigration raids to police killings, we'll speak with contributors to a remarkable new book that explores the growing resistance movement for justice. "when we fight, we win!" 21st century social movements and the activists transforming our world." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. tensions between saudi arabia and iran over the saudi execution of a shiite cleric have continued to spread across the region. on saturday, saudi arabia executed 47 people, including shiite cleric nimr al-nimr, marking its largest mass execution in decades. in response, protesters in the iranian capital tehran torched part of the saudi embassy. sa

"yesterday i reached out to the paiute tribe and i'm reaching out again. i am asking them to interface and to open up a dialogue" "i do want to reiterate our desire to have an open dialogue with the paiute tribe and to what are their claims" " tim: fred's back next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. (fred) your forecast for with cloudy sktomorrow, expect a high of 25 and a slight chance of light snow. the 7-day forecast shows highs in the 20s except sunday, when we will actually get above freezing with a high of 33. after tomorrow, the weather pattern looks quiet.

charlotte roderique /burns paiute tribe chairperson "the protesters have no claim to this land." jarvis kennedy/tribal council member anybody else got here."tribal council member jarvis kennedy says the response here would be much different if his tribe were occupying the federal building. jarvis kennedy/tribal council member "oh, we )d be already shot up and blown up and in jail, handcuffed."for now, law enforcement seem to be taking a wait-and-see approach, hoping to avoid an escalation. sheriff david ward/harney county, or "we )re going to work-p&through this thing. we re going to work through it peacefully, and hopefully speedily."i m reid binion, reporting. a basketball coach was taken out of a game - after he was caught on camera headbutting a referee. take a look. it happened towards the end of a game in pennsylvania . the video shows head coach "jerry devine" reacting to an offensive-foul call. he walks toward one of the refs, then appears to throw a head butt. it knocked the ref to the ground. the coach was tossed-out of the game. officials say -- this official -- has no

and in oregon, the northern paiute tribe has condemned the ongoing occupation of the malheur nationalwildlife refuge by white right-wing militia members. on saturday, self-styled right-wing antigovernment militia calling itself the citizens for constitutional freedom took over the wildlife refuge in support of two ranchers sentenced to prison for setting fires that burned federal land. leaders of the occupation include ammon and ryan bundy, the sons of nevada rancher cliven bundy, who refused to pay decades' worth of cattle grazing fees, prompting a standoff with federal rangers in 2014 in nevada. the militia has called for the federal land in oregon to be "returned to them." but leaders of the northern paiute tribe said that if the land should be returned to anyone, it should be returned to the tribe. the tribe has rights to the land under a treaty signed by the us government more than a century ago. on wednesday, tribal council member jarvis kennedy contrasted the federal government's treatment of the armed militia members with the violent, forced removal of the northern paiute more

tribe, who say their ancestors were first paiute tribe chairperson) "the protesters have no claim to this land." (jarvis kennedy/tribal council member) "we were here way before anybody else got here." tribal council member jarvis kennedy says the response federal building. (jarvis kennedy/tribal council member) "oh, we'd be already shot up and blown up and in jail, handcuffed." for now, law enforcement seem to be taking a escalation. (sheriff david ward/harney county, or) "we're going to work through this thing. we're going to work through it peacefully, and hopefully speedily." i'm reid binion, speedily." reid binion, kwwl news. the group's leader said he's been told the f-b-i has arrest warrants and plans to raid the property. law enforcement has not said if that's the case. after many failed attempts -- congress has the votes to repeal the president's health care law -- but lawmakers don't have enough to override a veto. yesterday, the house passed legislation that would dismantle planned parenthood. this is the first time a repeal law will actually make it to the now onto decisio

(charlotte roderique /burns paiute tribe chairperson) "the protesters have no claim to this land." (jarvis member) "we were here way before anybody else much different if his tribe were occupying the federal building. (jarvis kennedy/tribal council member) "oh, we'd be already shot up and blown up and in jail, handcuffed." for now, law enforcement seem to be taking a wait-and-see approach, hoping to avoid an escalation. (sheriff david ward/harney county, or) "we're going to work through this thing. we're going to work through it peacefully, and hopefully speedily." i'm reid binion, reporting. developing news in upstate new york. seventeen miners trapped in a salt mine overnight are safe this midday...after emergency workers rescued them. officials say the miners were never in any danger -- but, they were trapped in an elevator. officials talked with the miners and sent down blankets, heat packs, and other supplies. tactical rescue teams coordinated with mine officials and decided a rope rescue would take too long. a commercial crane was brought in with a basket that could bring up

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they're not going to give up. )) ((fawn douglas/las vegas paiute tribe: what is happening up north is disgusting.)) ((vanessa murphy)) on tuesday in las vegas, state lawmakers, native american tribe members and others called for action from the department of justice.... at the event - apology notes for people living in oregon. ((assemblyman elliot anderson: it's embarrassing to all nevadans that we are exporting our homegrown terrorists into another state.)) ((bundy: if they wanna call me a terrorist, they can call me a terrorist, but i'll tell you one thing, i'm american and i believe in the constitution of the united states.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the groups demanded the arrests of cliven bundy, his sons, and their extremist supporters. bundy says he's not worried. ((bundy: i don't believe anyone's going to pay attention to em. but i still welcome em to try to do their thing. that's their right.)) ((vanessa down from the bundys and their supporters could set a dangerous trend.... in april of 2014, when the bureau of land management moved in on bundy's cattle and the land he used in bu

the group includes the paiute tribe - who says the bundy family is destroying their native land around the gold butte national forest area. they claim if the tables were turned... and they were taking over land.. the government wouldn't be so kind. "terrorists. they are terrorists they need to be in prison " the department of justice has not responded to the petition.... but cliven bundy has. he tells fox 5 he's broken no laws... first amendment rights to call him a domestic terrorist. "if were terrorists so what were terrorists i dont know how you figure that we havent threatened anybody we havent hurt anybody we havent harmed anybody we havent ruined any property " the effort is supported by nevada state senator kelvin atkinson and assembyman elliot anderson. congresswoman dina titus has written a letter to the public utilities commission of nevada. she is asking the panel of three regulators to reverse their decision last month - that led to higher rates and charges for solar power customers. she says - quote - "(solar power) has diversified our state's economy, created thousands of

troa balances the needs of california, paiutes, and tmwa. the writing of the law direction of senator harry reid. draft something everyone agreed to. ### we're just a few hours away from the start of the biggest tech show in the world. some of the largest names in the tech world -- will showcase their shiny new gadgets at the consumer electronics show in las vegas today. drones dominated last year's event -- as did cool cars. new tv technology will be unveiled. coming up in our 6 o'clock hour, we're going live to the convention floor. are you feelin' lucky? tonight's powerball jackpot has soared to 450-million. and of course people are rushing out to buy those tickets. here's nick watt with more on your odds of winning. script: a $2 ticket gets you in the game. ok, which numbers? well, 26 has been drawn 266 times. 55 has been drawn just 95 times. but does that mean 55 is due for a little more love? only 30% of you pick your own numbers anyway, 70% buy quickpicks and either way, your odds of winning are the same. pennsylvania is the winninges

are threatening years of work between the refugee, people who live in harney county, and the burns paiute tribe. a new state audit - on the nevada the state found passengers are charged... for tens of millions of dollars a year! fox 5's ophelia of the audit. "it sounds like a good idea, it sounds like a good idea, it sounds like america right?" those waiting for their uber or lift particularly aren't surprised to find out about the new state audit report. the division of internal audits says the nevada taxicab authority - a state agency overseeing overcharging their riders - up to 47 million dollars a year. among questionable decisions the board has made - how they reallocated a fuel surcharge. the authority temporarily raised mileage rates by 20 cents when gas prices were rising. last summer gas prices dropped - but instead of also dropping the 20 cents - "what they actually did was take about half and put it into the permanent rate so part of that 20 cents became a permanent increase." 8 was added to the permanent fare - 12 cents remains fuel surcharge. another cost the report questions

the paiute tribe says theyre tired of the government's double standard with the bundy's. fawn if native american people would go into a federal building and take it over we'd be dead douglas and the others petitioned the department of justice to intervene... after bundy's son led an effort to take control of federal land in oregon. here in nevada in 2014. bundy - they did somethng they had to do it has been extreme but the world has been listening those pushing for bundy to be punished say he is guilty of multiple crimes including allowing his cattle to graze on government land... and say he is responsible for the armed confrontations with officers. it is time for the department of justice to actually do something about this fox 5 spoke to cliven bundy about the calls for his arrest... and he says he respects their first amendment rigths to criticize him... but adds his family and their success have helped the people of nevada. very much a success we are standing in the freeest place on earth to bundy the land in nevada... and oregon... belongs live their and not the gove

after leaving his shift sunday paiute police department,. >> nobody wants to be out in the dark. >> reporter: he pulls out a carjack to help a woman he had never met. >> took about 20 minutes. just, was cold out, didn't want someone stranded on the side of the road. >> reporter: a brief encounter inspiring jay tremble who pulls out his cell phone. >> i saw this officer in the middle of helping some gal, i just thought that's the good, that's what it's all about. >> reporter: a simple act of kindness, no matter how small, can go a long way. officer nelson has been a police officer for eight years. when i asked him why me wanted to be a cop, he said his answer was pretty simple, he just wanted to help people and he says he loves the las vegas community. kelsey thomas, news 3. >> jim: fantastic story, kelsey, thank you. you know of people doing good deeds, please tell us. we love to bring you stories like that on the graft when ever possible. the cofounder of the rock band the eagles has died, glen frey died following a fight with rheumatoid arthritis, and pneumonia. we have a picture of a guit

the paiute tribe says theyre tired of the government's with the bundy's. fawn if native american people would go into a federal building and take it over we'd be dead douglas and the others petitioned the department of justice to intervene... after bundy's son led an effort to take control of federal land in oregon. this follows a smilar standoff here in nevada in 2014. bundy - they did somethng they had to do it has been extreme but the world has been listening those pushing for bundy to be punished say he is guilty of multiple crimes including allowing his cattle to graze on government land... and say he is responsible for the armed confrontations with officers. it is time for the department of do something about fox 5 spoke to cliven bundy for his arrest... and he says he respects their first amendment rigths to criticize him... but adds his success have helped the people of nevada. very much a success the freeest place on earth to bundy the land oregon... belongs to the people who live their and not the government. and if we're terrorists so what were

((paula francis)) also today the paiute tribe said they do not approve of the bundy's actions and confrontation is not the answer. the land being occupied by the group is on their ancestral property. // ((dave courvoisier)) > a robotic rover. the latest "pet" being unveiled at c-e-s... and what allows it to learn new tricks and follow commands... ((coming up... powerful el nino slam the west coast with more on the way. plus north korea says they tested a hydrogen bomb. what it could mean for security. coming up on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. )) < ((voice over: "now, nevada's ((dave courvoisier)) > one other gadget unveiled at ces today.. that may soon be the hot toy.. is a robot dog named chip. it is made by wow-wee robotics.. which calls it the ultimate a-i this is a commerical they put together. it will adapt as you play with it.. can recognize you.. and responds to commands. you can even teach him new tricks. it will retail for 200 dollars.. and pre-sale starts online this week./// ((paula francis)) > it's a first for nevada. coming up at six... the real life experience local stu

a photo of a las vegas paiute tribe police officer has started circling on the internet. he is seen happenelping a stranded driver in need. after leaving his shift he saw a driver with a flat tire around 6:00 at the time. he says since it was dark he wanted to help the woman get home quickly. a henderson man named jay tremble saw this happening and said you know what, i am going to get this good deed on camera. he says with the negativity in the world he just wanted to highlight the officer's simple act of kindness and shed some light on positivity. >> michelle: that's nice. because it was a simple act of kindness but we hear so much negativity when it comes to police officers across the nation. one time my windshield wiper was flopping so i went to a local -- this wasn't here but it was in arizona. a firehouse and my husband gave me so much you know what for going to a firehouse and asking for help with a windshield wiper. but it was pouring and i couldn't see. >> krystal: that's what they're for to help you. they didn't mind. >>> we have a lot more to come on "news 3 li

activists are threatening years of work refugee, people who live in harney county, and the burns paiute tribe. a year from today, our next president will be sworn into office. donald trump is leading the g-o-p field, by more than twice as much as closest rival ted cruz. ""they say why are you talking about polls ... the candidates ... because i'm in first place" " the caucuses are just 12 days away in iowa, and the attacks are continuing between trump and cruz. g-o-p sarah palin is throwing her support behind trump... and the billionare's campaign hopes this is the bump they'll need for iowa. ""sarah palin is an effort to sort of stop the bleeding .... team cruz has been right back in his face ... and their central assertion about trump is pointing out the fact that trump isn't that conservative." " cruz is also having difficulties in iowa. the governor urged iowans to vote for anyone controversial stance against ethanol subidies. on the democrat side, hillary clinton has some work to do in new hampshire. bernie sanders is beating her in that state by 27 points. there's just a month lef

the occupiers and local ranchers say they should take control of the land, the leader of the local paiute indians says >> we as a tribe view that this is still our land. >> the conflict over who controls the west's wide open spaces seems as old as the west itself. john blackstone, cbs news, burns, oregon. >> axelrod: a book back on the shelves in germany is causing quite the controversy. it is not a new book, it is an old one. mein kampf, adolph hitler's manifesto of hate, here is john van vigliotti. >> the reporter: the world got its first glimpse of hitler's nazi germany at the nuremberg rallies of the 1930s. >> his political views and call for a supreme race helped divide the country. but it was hitler's book mein kampf or my struggle written a decade earlier that paved the way, the manifesto outlined hitler's plan to exterminate the jewish people and started the movement that killed six million jews during the holocaust. more than 10 million copies were out by the government at weddings. in 1945, when hitler died and world with war few ended the allies handed the copyright to the bava

stand up and it happened to be my sons that stood and they will stand. )) ((fawn douglas/las vegas paiute tribe: what is happening up murphy)) on tuesday in las vegas, state lawmakers, native american tribe members and others called for action from the department of justice.... at the event - apology notes for people living in oregon. ((assemblyman elliot anderson: it's embarrassing to all nevadans that we are exporting our homegrown terrorists into another state.)) ((bundy: if they wanna call me a terrorist, they can call me a terrorist, but i'll tell you one thing, i'm american and i believe in the constitution of the united states.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the groups demanded the arrests of cliven bundy, his sons, and their extremist supporters. bundy says he's not worried. ((bundy: i don't believe anyone's going to pay attention to em. but i still welcome em to try to do their thing. that's their right.)) ((vanessa murphy)) some argue - backing down from the bundys and their supporters could set a dangerous trend.... in april of 2014, when the bureau of land management moved in on bundy's

nhp is responding to a crash up on us 95 out by the paiute reservation entrance. expect delays on las vegas boulevard between flamingo and tropicana as crews continue filming the new bourne flick. < > back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) > more than are getting bottled water delivered to their front doors because they can't use lead- contaminated water coming from their taps. the water became contaminated in 2014 when the financially strapped city switched from detroit water to the flint river. doctors say after that, the number of children with dangerous levels of lead in their blood doubled. in an interview with cbs' scott pelley.... michigan governor rick snyder said there is ongoing testing of lead levels in the water. (scott pelley) governor, is the water in flint safe today? (gov. rick snyder / r - michigan) we don't wanna consider it safe, scott. )) ((kirsten joyce)) governor snyder released his the public yesterday... revealing he was aware of complaints about water quality dating as far back as last february. the water was not switched back over to its original

members of the native american paiute tribe, who say their ancestors were first owners of the land, also want the protesters gone. "the protesters have no claim to this land." "we were here way before anybody else got here."tribal council member jarvis kennedy says the response here would be much different if his tribe were occupying the federal building. "oh, we'd be already shot up and blown up and in jail, handcuffed."for now, law enforcement seem to be taking a wait-and-see approach, hoping to avoid an escalation. "we're going to work through through it peacefully, and hopefully speedily."i'm reid binion, reporting. the protests have unsettled much of the community, closing schools for a week. former president bill clinton is making two campaign stops in the hawkeye state today. clinton will campaign for his wife in cedar rapids and dubuque today. it is his first solo iowa campaign stop this year. tomorrow, hillary clinton's rival senator bernie sanders will also be in eastern iowa. he will speak at the "double tree" event by hilton hotel at 10 a-m. he will talk about on paid family

accident up on us 95 by the paiute reservation. the county will flip on a new light at lake mead and sloan today around 6:30 a.m. > back to you. /// end to the rancher stand- off. ((kirsten joyce)) the message oregon's governor has for the protesters.. who overtook the wildlife refuge. ((brian loftus)) and j-lo hits the stage.. at her residency's premiere. a inside look at her performance.. ((brian loftus)) > millions of gearing up for what could be a horrible winter storm. ((sherry swensk)) blizzard watches are in effect for parts of the baltimore and d-c area.. just as another storm system created major traffic headaches yesterday. ((kirsten joyce)) don champion has more from new york. (pkg) (aerial of traffic) people in the d-c metro area got a bitter taste of what's to come...when nearly an inch of snow grounded traffic to a halt wednesday night. -nats- among those stuck in the mess -- president obama -- who endured an hour and 12- minute ride from andrews air force base back to the white house. -nats-crash slick roads led to c

((((fawn douglas/las vegas paiute tribe: what is happening up north is disgusting.)) )) ((kirsten joyce)) > nevadans... calling for the government to why cliven bundy says he's not worried. ((brian loftus)) > plus... actor jamie foxx is receiving attention this morning... after he pulled a man from burning car! why he says he's no hero./// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((kirsten joyce)) > good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm kirsten joyce. brian loftus > and i'm brian loftus. today... marks one month until the first nevada caucus... kirsten joyce the democrats will host theirs on february 20th... followed by the republicans on february 23rd. brian loftus 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live this morning with a closer look at the caucus process here in our state. good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten... when it comes to selecting our next president -- there's two early ways of getting that done. caucuses and primary's... while most states use a primary where you hea

and that makes us sleep better at troa balances the needs of california, nevada, the pyramid lake paiutes, and tmwa. the writing of the law direction of senator it took 27-years to draft something everyone agreed to. ### are you feelin' lucky? tonight's powerball jackpot has soared to 450-million. and of course people those tickets. here's nick watt with more on your odds of winning. script: a $2 ticket gets you in the game. ok, which numbers? well, 26 has been drawn 266 times. 55 has been drawn just 95 times. but does that mean 55 is due for a little more love? only 30% of you pick your own numbers way, your odds of winning are the same. pennsylvania is the winningest state: 17 jackpot tickets sold since 2002. if you win, and take it all at once, after tax we're talking maybe $165 million dollars cash thats 55,370,000 packs of oreos, 825 condos in boca or 8 lear jet 85's on camera i'm in the game. you may never see me again. but chances are you will. because each ticket's chance of winning is: just 1 in 292 million. nick watt, abc news, los angeles and coming up in the kolo 8 news now's

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the paiutes say their people spent winters in the area before settlers, ranchers and trappers arrived. /// ((paul joncich)) > it's got the attention of alot of people. tonight's power ball jackpot is up to half a billion dollars. ((denise valdez)) since you can't buy tickets in nevada...that has a lot of locals heading over state lines to purchase their chance at the prize. 8 news now's mauricio marin is live from rosie's den cafe in white hills, arizona. mauricio, what's the wait time out there for tickets? ((mauricio marin)) with only a few hours left....the line is starting to get longer here at rosie's den cafe. it's one of the first places just over the state line in arizona you can buy a powerball the register behind the counter has not stopped ringing all day. hoping to win big...folks from southern nevada have been making the trip out here which is about an hour or so. most are buying about 20 or 30 dollars worth of tickets at the counter. others are spending hundreds of dollars hoping to hit the powerball jackpot which is at 500-million bucks. november 4th was the last time a

there is a local indigenous group called the paiute tribe. this indigenous tribe has been around for hundreds of years. they have grievances against the federal government just like the militia members do as well. however, the tribe members came out today and spoke with journalists and told us they disagree with the way the militiamen are handling the situation. they say this is about land rights, but they say technically in their opinion if you want to talk that way, they have land rights that are violated as well. they made their statement very clear that they do not agree with the way that the militiamen are handling this. they don't think it's correct, and they want them out of here as well. as some residents in the region do as well. we have not heard from the fbi. we have not heard how they plan to end this or if they plan to end it. there is a lot of police activity in the town of burns. but if you go out where the wild refuge is, there is no police activity there. that's by design. the federal government does not want to exacerbate th

activists are threatening years of work between the refuge, people living in harney county, the burns paiute tribe and others. "i really don't like the idea of bullies taking over public lands, it's just really got to me." "i don't see why the government has not cut off their access roads to town. because you see them in town. they're usually 10-15 big ol trucks deep, armed, camouflage, beard." " rallies against the occupation are being held in bend.... eugene...even the senate voted today to block the syrian refugee bill. in a vote of 55 to 43. it was a measure that would have impacted thousands of refugees in the middle east. as dianne gallagher explains-- lawmakers continue to debate how to handle these refugees while keeping americans safe. in a major move on capitol hill the senate voted down an effort to advance a controversial bill that would significantly curb the flow of iraqi and syrian refugees from entering the united states. it's a vote that weighs heavy- both on national security and the 20-16 campaign- as the country grapples with how to handle the growing humanitarian crisis

the occupiers and local ranchers say they should take control of the land, the leader of the local paiute indians says history suggests another answer. >> we as a tribe view that this is still our land. >> the conflict over who controls the west's wide open spaces seems as old as the west itself. john blackstone, cbs news, burns, oregon. shelves in germany is causing quite the controversy. it is not a new book, it is an old one. mein kampf, adolph hitler's manifesto of hate, here is john van vigliotti. >> the reporter: the world got its first glimpse of hitler's nazi germany at the nuremberg rallies of the 1930s. >> his political views and call for a supreme race helped divide the country. but it was hitler's book mein kampf or my struggle written a decade earlier that paved the way, the manifesto outlined hitler's plan to exterminate the jewish people and started the movement that killed six million jews during the holocaust. more than 10 million copies were printed, sold and even handed out by the government at weddings. in 1945, when hitler died and world with war few ended the allies

for weeks, local residents and the paiute tribe -- which has treaty rights to the land -- have called on the militia to leave. on tuesday afternoon, oregon state troopers stopped the bundy brothers en route to a community meeting in john day, oregon. authorities say five people were arrested at the stop, and that shots were fired. officials did not identify the man who had been killed, but nevada state assemblyperson michele fiore says it was lavoy finicum, the militia's de facto spokesperson. authorities say an additional two people were arrested later in burns, and another man turned himself in to the police in arizona. all eight are facing federal felony charges of conspiracy to impede officers from discharging their official duties through the use of force, intimidation, or threats. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunford says he wants to begin taking "decisive military action" against the self-proclaimed islamic state in libya. libya is currently experiencing a political crisis, which began after a 2011 u.s. military intervention helped oust longtime dict