but will obama stop the dakota access pipeline? that's the demand by thousands of activists who took to the streets across the country tuesday from los angeles to just outside the white house where senator bernie sanders unexpectedly joined the rally. we beg president obama in any way you possibly can, stop the pipeline. amy: we will air bernie sander'' speech outside the white house, then speak to his former advisor economist, jeffrey sachs, as well as tara houska of honor the earth and first nations leader kevin hart. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from marrakesh, morocco, the u.n. climate summit. actions were held in hundreds of cities worldwide tuesday to protest the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline, which would carry crude from the bakken oilfields of north dakota, through south dakota, iowa, and illinois. the project has faced months of resistance from the standing rock sioux tribe, representatives of more than 200 ind

and this is reallywhat we call this is the dakota excess pipeline. amy goodman: the dakota excess. na laduke: dakota excess pipeline. this is really about spites. its really about spite. amy goodman: what do you mean? winona laduke: its just really ababout hating. you u know, its just really abot trying to put something in across these tribes. its exactly what the chairman and you said before: if they wanted this pipeline so damn bad, they should have put it north of bismarck, you know, and they should havethey should not have violated the law. the whole pipeline was approved through something called the nationwide permit number 12, which means they could it into a lot of little pieces and never do an eis, and pretend likeyou know, thats intended for like if you have like a pipeline from a school to the water service center or something like that. its not intended for a 1,600-mile pipeline. total misuse of the law, you know, and the president really needs to intervene and uphold the law. amy goodman: tara houska, you have been following these protests and the level of militarization

the charges were later dropped. in north dakota, police deployed pepper spray and teargas against dozens of native american water protectors during a standoff at cantapeta creek, north of the main oceti sakowin camp where thousands have been resisting the construction of the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline. at least twowo people were shot with nonlethal projectiles. video and photos show police firing the pepper spray and tear gas at the water protectors who were peacefully standing in the creek. the u.s. army corps of engineers had ordered police to arrest the native americans and destroy a bridge that members of the camp had constructed over the creek in order to protect a sacred burial ground they say are being destroyed by construction and law enforcement activity. this comes after president obama said the army corp of engineers is considering plans to reroute the pipeline. we'll have more on the latest standoff and president obama's comments after headlines with standing rock sioux tribal chairman dave archambault. in alab

we'll spend today looking at the standoff at standing rock in north dakota the struggle against the $3.8illion dakota access pipeline that has galvanized the largest resistance movement of native americans in decades. in cannonball, north dakota, members of the standing rock sioux tribe and representatives of more than 200 indigenous nations from across the americas have been encamped for months to block the construction of the pipeline. the pipeline is slated to carry half a million barrels of crude a day from the bakken oilfields of north dakota, through south dakota, iowa and into illinois, where it will link up with an existing pipeline to carry the oil down to refineries in the gulf. these thousands of water protectors, as they call themselves, have also been joined by many non-natives allies. all are concerned that a leak could contaminate the missouri river, which provides water for the tribe and millions of people downstream. the tribe also says the pipeline's construction across unceded sioux treaty land will lead to the desecration of sacred sites, including tribal burial groun

a few light rain showers could track through colorado through the dakotas and into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30 mph today and tonight and get even produce falling temperatures starting this evening and upper 30s with the winds making it feel colder. we will warm back into the mid 40s by monday. here's the storm track 7 day forecast. tomorrow's temperatures will be falling throughout the day. a few isolated showers are evening. it will also be windy and cold as we today and tonight and get even stronger fos upper 30s with the winds making it feel colder. we will warm temperatures will be falling throughout the day. a few isolated showers are possible, maybe mixed with a couple snowflakes by evening. it will also be windy and cold as we head into the weekend. viewing area today, but windy and colder weather friday and saturday. a few light rain showers could track through our area friday with some light rain and snow showers friday night, although amounts would be of snow is expected to fall from stronger for us tomorrow and tomorrow night. this will pr

in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news coming up stop the dakota access pipeline stand with the standingakota pipeline in san francisco i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly also.a child with special needs, sexually assaulted at a bart station. now police have identified a suspect. but first.kron 4 goes in-depth on the traffic problem here in the bay area. are the steps caltrans is taking to ease congestion really working? hear from commuters.next. it's the topic that everyone in the bay area talks about. actually complains about -- traffic. hours on the road. just trying to get from one place to another. even when the destination is not that far away. cal-trans launched several new projects this year to get things moving. >> steve:on interstate 580. they say you can get there faster if you pay the price. >> steve:tonight kron 4's philippe djegal goes in-depth to see if that idea is paying off. anchor lead hours on the road, bogged down in traffic for what at times seems like an eternity. the plight of the bay are commuter, no doubt, is constant congestion. tonight be

what has been the reaction from protests?ny to these uest: dakota access, owned by energy transfer partners has been pretty quiet, they haven't statements,of public obviously they are against the protests, protesters have work, vand lied some equipment and dakota access, the thinks it went through all of the necessary steps, it reached out to the tribes, it a lot of cultural artifacts along the pipeline route, tried to cite the pipeline on top of an existing natural gas pipeline to ensure aren't cultural sites there. it thinks that it went through proper steps, why are they giving us so much grief now? to be seen exactly what the company is going to end will ng, they say they continue construction, as far as they are legally allowed for as can. as they host: one local news station has video of conflicts between the authorities, what is the nature of the conflict? thursday,st week, last the conflict was turbulent. in an ers have been encampment to demonstrate the pipeline. ast week they moved to a state highway, really close to the pipeline corridor

plus -- thanksgiving protests over the dakota access pipeline. an update on how many have been arrested over the past four months. and an annual thanksgiving football game turns deadly in kentucky. the search for the a few rain and snow showers from the departing low today before high pr to calm things down this weekend. temperatures will be near seasonal today in the low 40s but we start warming a bit in the longer range. temperatures will get into the upper 40s by sunday and hit the low 50s by monday and tuesday. rain also returns during that time. we should cool down and dry up a bit for wednesday. today: cloudy with a few rain and snow showers. high: 42 wind: arrested in north dakota due to protests over the dakota access pipeline. and in kentucky - one thanksgiving tradition ends abruptly after gunshots send people scrambling for cover. nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. two people are dead and four others injured in louisville. and police continue to search for the gunman. the park was crowded for the annual thanksgiving football gam

several inches of snow is expected to fall from colorado through the dakotas and into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30 mph continuing right through saturday morning. highs on saturday will only be in the upper 30s with the winds making it feel colder. we will warm back into the mid 40s by monday. a strong storm system is slowly tracking through the region over the next few days. this will bring breezy and warm conditions to the kwwl viewing area today, but windy and colder weather friday and area friday with some light rain and snow showers friday night, although amounts would be light and snow will not stick. areas to our northwest will not be so fortunate. several inches of snow is expected to fall from into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30 mph today and tonight and get even stronger for us tomorrow and tomorrow night. this will produce falling temperatures starting this evening and continuing right through saturday morning. highs on saturday will only be in the upper 30s with the winds making it feel colder. we will warm back

. >>> hundreds of protests against the dakota access pipeline that will go from north dakota to illinois. some say it will damage the environment. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san francisco to tell us more >>> reporter: a lot of damage to sacred native american ground. so protestors are gathering here at civic center plaza in san francisco at 6:30 this morning to protest. this is part of a movement that's gaining momentum really nationwide over the last several months. >> stand up, rise up, find your warrior spirit! [ native american screaming ] >> reporter: that's a protest in cannonball north dakota where demonstrators are camping out trying to prevent a pipeline to bring crude oil from north dakota down to illinois. the current route crosses a river close to the standing rock sioux reservation. members of the tribe are concerned that the pipeline could contaminate the water and land if it leaks. >> we are making a stand so several tribes have come to the aid with the lakota people and those who are fighting against the pipeline. >> reporter: that is one of many bay area native ame

to some of those who made their way to the standing rock reservation in southeast north dakota include people from colorado who say the pipeline could potentially affect a vital water source. 9 news reporter mia rodriguez is there with the story. >> reporter: the dakota access pipeline, bigger than many communities in north dakota. among the people here at the camp the protests here began in april when native americans from the nearby standing rock reservation came out to try and stop construction of the dakota access pipeline. the more than 1,100 mile long pipeline crosses several states and the intention is for it to carry more than 400,000 barrels of oil every day from north dakota to illinois. the concerns for those who live on the reservation is part of the pipeline that crosses water here and they fear the potential for contamination if something goes wrong with the pipeline. c.u. denver professor was at the camp and told us what is happening here is a situation with many layers. >> in my field, we talk a lot about wicked problems, which are problems in which we see no fo

protests popping up across the nation against the dakota access pipeline. coming up-- why the company that wants to build it-- is heading to court to move forward. how long will one man spend in jail for 17 carjackings? the controversial dakota access pipeline has made national headlines, pitting large energy companies against native americans and environmental groups. that ongoing battle ?made its way to milwaukee today. 'our goal, really, is to educate people. to show the people at in wisconsin, we support them. we will continue to support them.' about 50 people gathering this morning outside the wells fargo bank to rally against the dakota access pipeline... the bank is one of the organizations helping finance the project -- which would build 11-hundred miles of pipeline from north dakota to refineries in illinois. that path takes it near a reservation belonging to the standing rock sioux -- who fe could pollute their water supply and destroy native sites. meanwhile -- work on the pipeline itself is delayed once again... the army corps of engineers is pus

the companies behind the dakota access pipeline insist that the risks are low. "pipelines do leak. it's rare. i think the chances of this pipeline leaking is extremely remote..." those same companies -- slamming the army corps of engineers' monday decision to halt further construction on and around the lake... and taking their case to court. e needs to discuss the issue further with the standing rock tribe... ...and that it hasn't decided yet whether to grant an easement for continued construction. i'm reid binion. the company building the pipline is asking a federal judge for permission to go around the government and keep construction a kwwl follow-up. blood everywhere. that's how continues. 27-year-old eddie hicks on trial accused of murdering his girlfriend. police say he stabbed her more than 100 times at her home in dubuque last year. according to our coverage partners at the dubuque telegraph herald -- an officer testified hicks told officers to kill him. the defense arguing he was confused and making odd statements. 15-thousand dollars in damage to a garage following a fire

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one man protesting the dakota access pipeline in ohio shut custody after chaining himself to a van.. which blocked traffic. the bomb squad was also at the scene. protests erupted earlier this month when 37 troopers from ohio were sent to north dakota to assist other agencies. protesters -- in downtown milwaukee today rallying against the dakota access pipeline. ben jordan is live in the newsroom after hearing from both sides. this story -- new at 5. george, protesters rallied in front of a wells fargo building asking the bank to pull its funding for the project. nat (cover) 2:15 "water is death, water is life!"in front of one of milwaukee's tallest buildings -- dozens of protesters hold signs and flags -- marching against the dakota access pipeline. 6:03 "there are people of all races, all colors all backgrounds all religions that believe in the protection of our water and our soil." construction of the pipeline is nearly done -- running more than 11-hundred miles through north and south dakota, iowa and illinois. it's built to carry crude oil to refineries on the gulf and east coast.

the dakota access pipeline-- sparking a national movement... voicing their concerns. licensed gun owners could soon be able to carry on school grounds in wisconsin. we have the details on the new becoming mostly sunny on wednesday with a mild high in the middle 50s. a powerful storm system begins to impact us thursday with a strong south wind and warm temperatures. well warm into the middle-to-upper 60s. warm & windy on friday with a chance for rain shwe 60s. rain could mix with snowflakes overnight into saturday. windy and cold saturday with wind chills in the 20s. wednesday: mostly sunny. high: 55 it could've been a tragedy. now, a community leader who lives near the school where an 8-year-old brought an unloaded gun...says it's an opportunity. andre lee ellis runs 'we got this', which cares for a community garden at 9th and ring. lafollette school is at that same intersection. monday, police say they were called to the school after staff members took an unloaded gun from an eight-year- old. ellis says he was upset the incident would overshadow the work his group has

(mian tas)==nel/vo >>> the dakota access pipeline. i'll have a live report from mountain view, where another protest is going on right now. >>> also ahead, a self-driving shuttle. the first smart device that is rolling around the south bay. >>> there's a certain time when you realize if you want to be happy, you've got to start making other people happy. and that's the point. >> giving back by racing to the finish line. a food drive competition on wheels. it's part of the bay area proud series. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. overcast skies and a little bit of drizzle continue in san jose and the clouds in san francisco. we're tracking a much better chance of rain, though, that impacts your weekend. i'll have details in about ten minutes. safraisc sajos anmotaivie...huns >>> san francisco, san jose, and mountain view. hundreds unite across the bay area to protest the dakota access pipeline that would carry crude oil from north dakota's rich oil fields to a refinery in illinois. protesters are finding the last leg of the nearly 1,20

. >> the pipeline protest in north dakota from a man's perspective. >>> and take a minute to go outside tonight. you won't see another moon quite like this one for another 18 years. 9news starts now. >>> the broncos win in most unlikely fashion. so drew that's how the rule works? >> i'm not even sure the players on the field knew what was going on. they were lucky they recently changed that extra point rule allowing a team to return a blocked kick for two points. if that happened in 1920 and in 2014, today's game would have competition committee decided that the minor tweak might create a little excitement and boy were they right. broncos rookie jus insimmons leaped in front -- justin simmons leaped in front with the scored tied in the final seconds. denver's will parks returned it all the way for the winning points. 25-23 one of the most wonderfully bizarre finishes in franchise history. >> i mean it was a play we would practice all week for a special situation like that. obviou lose play. and so just executing what we have been working on all week and it worked out. >> this ball picke

kidder is from fort yates and says they'll be there despite the cold. (dakota kidder, fort yates, nd) "purchased yurts that's kind of like a tepee and of course the heavy duty tents to prepare for winter. us as people we're north dakotans - our campers our people here i'm sure are strong enough to weather through." a small action or protest was lead by the women of the camp to walk up toward the barrier on 1806 lined with law enforcement. pipeline construction is protected by officers. doesn't mean much to protesters because of government treaties with native tribes aging back to the 1800s. (joye braun, indigenous environmental network) "it's pretty presumptuous for the army corps of engineers to assume that they can evict us off of our own land." in a statement sent saturday the cheyenne river sioux chairman mentioned a 1940s government project called pick-sloane where over dam. they say despite the army corps call for self-removal, they're not going anywhere - staying put rain or snow. i'm looking forward to the snow i'm looking forward to the good ol' north

. >>> happening now, hundreds of people are protesting the dakota pipeline in san francisco. it started with a prayer around 8:00 this morning and took off from there. abc 7 reporter amy holly field is live in california and montgomery. what's the latest, amy? >> well, they want you to make a statement with your banking. and that's they're here at wells fargo here in downtown. they've been visiting banks all over the downtown area this morning asking people to pull their money out as a protest against the dakota access pipeline. they started with a prayer circle in san francisco's justin herman plaza, a long way from the pipeline they are protesting. >> because this is a way to be in solidarity with everyone out in standing rock. >> reporter: but even from here they think they can make a huge difference by hitting banks right where it counts. >> today our goal is to tell people to divest from the banks that are very incorporated and tied with the dakota access pipelines, specifically wells fargo and citi bank. >> reporter: the group convinced michael horse who is taking his mo

the movement to stop the dakota access pipeline is growing stronger by the day, and it's time for all of us to rise up and play a for a #nodapl day of action & solidarity at u.s. bank. food and water watch - iowa reports that u.s. bank is one of the 38 banking institutions involved in funding the dakota access pipeline to the tune of $275 million. on november 15th, dubuque-area water protectors and pipeline fighters are called to join in solidarity with the people of standing rock in a national day of action. join us at the town clock at 4:00pm for in a creative, no encouraging customers to withdrawal funds, and persuade financial industry ceos to divest from dapl. live in dubuque, katie wiedemann, kcrg t-v nine news. the u-s army corps of engineers pipeline for further "discussion and analysis" with the standing rock sioux tribe. the developer sought permission from the army corps to tunnel under the missouri river in lake oahe, north dakota, in order to complete the project. the tribe, which relies on the lake and river for its drinking water, has objected due to environmental river

the pipe from the north dakota oil field to illinois was originally going to cross the missouri river near bismarck. but concerns that an oil spill could pollute the capital city's drinking water resulted in the pipeline being moved to within a half mile of the standing rock sioux reservation. >> i wish i could be on the front lines. >> reporter: she is a member of the northern cheyenne tribe taking part in the dakota blockade. >> it's not about the greed, it's about the water. >> reporter: san francisco police arrested a dozen of the protesters who refused to leave the citibank lobby. including uc berkeley grad student, adrian wilson. >> well, it isn't much when you think about what people in north dakota are facing, having their water poisoned, seeing their way of life destroyed. >> reporter: san francisco police praised the protesters for remaining peaceful. >> they're ax exercising their first amendment right, however they can't do it on private property without being subject to arrest. so that's what we're doing today. >> reporter: and in fact, the protesters were only handcuffed

protests planned across the country today against construction of the dakota access pipeline. where people will be rallying here in milwaukee today. plus - brendan dassey could be released from prison while prosecutors appeal his overturned conviction in the teresa halbach murder. details on the decision he has to make before noon today. rob joins us now with more on the weather. rob's weather radiational to dense fog in many areas - mostly inland - this morning. watch for poor visibility on area roads. yesterdays weak and dry cold front will cause todays highs to be slightly cooler but will remain well above average - in the mid 50s. we stay in the mid 50s wednesday but with more sunshine. then a push of much warmer air arrives thursday and we jump into the mid 60s and remain in the 60s for friday. later friday into saturday, we expect much colder air to arrive and drop temperatures into the 30s and 40s. there is a chance of showers friday and possibly snow showers overnight in to saturday. today: am fog then partly sunny. high: 56 wind: nw-sw 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic re

is raising money to help support the water protectors in north dakota. activists say they plan to march tomorrow in phoenix in solidarity with the standing rock sioux tribe. danielle miller has more. >>> the owner of the restaurant coronado is donating all food sales tonight 100% to those protesting the dakota access pipeline in north dakota. he says the restaurant is typically very involved in the supporting these protesters seemed like the right thing to do. >> owner of the coronado located near 7th street and mcdowell deciding to donate 100% of food sales to those protesting the dakota access pipeline in north dakota. on a typical friday night, food sales pull in around 1500. he thinks tonight they may double that. >> so far in the first hour of our cherty event we seen what we like the line is at some point out to the sidewalk. we never had that before. >> demonstrators are protesting against the crude oil pipeline said to cross the missouri river just upstream from the standing rock sioux reservation. tribal members fear because of it, drinking water

are rallying cry -- water is sacred, water is life. >> more than 500 miles away, as the base of the dakota pepin controversy. but for hundreds of protesters here in denver, the issue hits much more closer to home. three high schools in the metro area led the charge. >> and makes me feel empowered. >> it was just an educational assembly. we were just talking about what is happening as standing rock and what we could do the youth to help out. >> manual and denver south high school and joined the movement. and by tonight, 19 different schools were represented at the protest. >> we ended up coming to a conclusion that we need to make people aware because many people don't know about it. >> hundreds of protesters starting at the capitol. made their way down 16th the 1100-mile long dakota project crosses several states with intentions to carry more than 400,000 barrels of oil every day from north dakota to illinois. >> its prophesies that the seventh generation is to rise and that's me. i want to come out here and encourage youth to take a stand and not be afraid. >> a complex issue -- with busi

the canadian line. williams county, north dakota. i were somewhere at the end of the earth and thinking of home, the thing that i would remember would be winter. the enormous, frozen silence. fromnow, cutting us off the world like a wall. the wind, slicing across the field. it might seem like a sort of desolate place to some, but we are mostly norwegian of this way and we got an old immigrant prayer that goes -- should all things perish, fleeting as a shooting star? god, let not the ties break the bind me to the north. [choral singing] ♪ >> 8:00 monday morning. [bell] >> i've already put in an hour of chores at the farm by the time i turn up at the school. one room country schoolhouse at the edge of a week field. at these kids with the rest list faces, grandchildren of pioneers, descendents of the .ong rifle and the plow i find myself wondering -- of that crowd searching spirit that trails,e men along the is it still alive in them? in me? this familiar stretch of land were to suddenly become frontier again, how would we survive? it m

spent their thanksgiving weekend trying to stop the construction of the dakota access pipeline. yesterday more than four-hundred people rallied to support police who sometimes clashed with the protesters. a group of residents swept the liberty memorial bridge...saying they are standing in solidarity with law enforcement that have been involved with the pipeline protests.// ((bruce bjelland, law enforcement supporter: "they're put under such strain right now, and the time that they have put in, it's "pro-community. we want our communities back. we want unity. we don't want division.")) ((nia wong)) >> organizers the rally was the result of a facebook post. they say it's not for or against the pipeline, but instead an effort to unite the bismarck-mandan community. some residents have also called for federal and state agencies to intervene./// ((nia wong)) >>> votes are still being counted from this election and green party candidate jill stein is now leading the way for a recount. enough money to file for a recount in wisconsin. now hillary clinton's campaign is saying she's with

thee same snowmaker is now lingering over the dakotas causing days of heavy snowfall. i want to take you to bismarck to show you the situation out there. the first winter storm of the season to hit the dakotas has dumped heavy snowfall and brought powerful winds to the region. the winter blast comes after an unusually warm november. some highways had to be closed due to the poor driving conditions. no serious injuries have been reported. but winter system warnings are still in place in the dakota, at least into wednesday evening. the combination of the strong winds and also heavy snow could cause very low visibility making for hazardous driving conditions. the snowmaker will continue to heads towards the east and greatly a affect the great lake region. down towards the south, w we ha 15 tornado reportsts i in the d south. the severe weathermaker will continue to slide into the deep south into your wednesday. the potential for severe thunderstorms and also tornadoes on your wednesday. watch out for the bad weather and heavy rain is expected for much of the eastern united

yesterday-- around 500 protestors gathered outside the north dakota state capitol in bismark. the proposed dakota pipeline would shuttle an estimated 470-thousand barrels of crude oil daily through north and south dakota, iowa and illinois. but critics say the pipeline would be an environmental disaster... that could destroy sacred native american sites. dassey" released from prison while prosecutors appeal already overturned conviction. dassey was convicted in 2007 of helping his uncle steven avery kill photographer "theresa halbach". fox 6's madeline anderson explains why dassey is still behind bars despite the judge's order. after 10 years in prison... brendan dassey' of netflix's making a murderer could soon be a free man. district judge william duffin monday... ordering the center on wrongful convictions of youth applauding the news in a statement online: "we are in the process of making arrangements for his release and hope that brendan will be reunited with his family by thanksgiving. meanwhile the wisconsin department of justice says attorney general brad schimel intend

the controversy over the dakota access pipeline is heading back to court. developer energy transfer partners is asking a federal court to declare it has the legal right after the army corps of engineers further delayed the project to allow more time to evaluate the issue. the energy company's c-e-o slamming that decision in a statement, reading in part... i "this action is motivated purely by politics at the expense of a company that has done nothing but play by the rules it was given." /i if completed, the 3-point-8 billion dollar pipeline would run some 12- hundred miles through four states, carrying up to 570-thousand barrels of now needs permission to cross under the missouri river. it's that move which is opposed by the neighboring standing rock sioux tribe and others. mos says: "..if this pipeline should burst, it's going to cause irreversible damage for millions of people along the missouri river." as the legal battle goes on... so do the anti-pipeline protests. hundreds of people have been arrested at demonstrations since august... and activists are

the case. in north dakota, more than 100 native americans and allies fighting the the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline have been injured by police, who attacked them with rubber bullets, tear gas, mace canisters, and water cannons in freezing temperatures sunday night. the attack was on a bridge near the main oceti sakowin resistance camp. it began after the water protectors attempted to clear access to the public bridge, which has been blocked by authorities using military equipment chained to concrete barriers. medics on scene say multiple people were shot by rubber bullets. >> i am a medic. we have seen at least four gunshot wounds, three of them i know to the face and head. rubber bullets. right now we are trying to keep people warm all step we're trying to get them decontaminated and treating all kinds of wins. people have been hit with canisters in the chest and leg and that sort of thing full top juan: water protectors say the police also fired rubber bullets at journalists, shot down multiple drones being used to document the attack, and fired flares which ignited grass fires. legal o

bannon denies saying that. >>> the fight against the dakota access pipeline is coming to the bay area today. opponents say that the pipeline could cause a lot of damage to the environment. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san francisco to tell us how locals are raising awareness here. >> reporter: there's a demonstration that has been growing as we speak this morning set to start at 6:30. but people are still streaming n you can see the scene here live behind me in a civic center plaza in san francisco. demonstrators are projecting images right now on city hall. there are hundreds of people here now. 6,000 people said on facebook they were interested in this event. they are eventually going to march to the office of the army corps of engineers. they say there's new urgency in the issue since donald trump was elected president. i spoke with a demonstrator this morning. >> what's going on right now in our country and north dakota a big reason why it's such a big issue is because this issue is going to set national policy for not only the rest of our country but also the rest of the worl

we'll see who joined the senator in north dakota. ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is teaming up with businesses around the valley to help local military families and those who can't afford the holiday dinner. our goal this year is to help 25- hundred local families ... through help of southern nevada n operation warm heart. we're collecting turkeys .. as well as canned goods and non- perishable food items. you can also donate cash and gift cards .... so extra turkeys can be purchased./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. sen. bernie sanders / (d) former presidential candidate: we are not going to allow a pipeline to endanger the clean water that millions of people depend upon."/// ((brian loftus)) >>> the company behind the controversial dakota access pipeline is asking a federal court permission to complete the project in a disputed section of north dakota. ((kirsten joyce)) >> on tuesday, the movement against the pipeline got some help bernie sanders an

in some cases dangerous if not impossible to travel across the dakotas. we have portions of the northern plains under winter weather advisory. we will keep you up to date. what happened to the storm afterwards? let's track it. friday into saturday move across the great lakes. michigan interior northeast will it bring snow? there's new york city. there's the snow. it depends how much cold air it pulls into canada. we are talking a wintery mix but we could see a few snowflakes around the new york area. >> as long as it is just enough to be pretty. >> i will see what i can do. >> it is pretty and then it goes away. >> carol loon gnaw panthers my team they keep on pounding holding on thursday night football game to beat the saints 23-20. it came with the loss of one of their star players. >> defensive player of the year breaking down in tears as he is carted off the field. the star linebacker suffering maybe a possible con kucks after making that tackle. >> certainly hope he will be okay. >> quarterback cam newton debuting a brand new pair of cleats as he does

you probably noticed a group of protesters right outside the army corps of demonstration against the dakota access pipeline project. brandon hamilton is on the scene speaking with the protesters. >> reporter: will leaders from across the country or calling of people to peacefully protest outside of army corps of engineer buildings trying to reject the dakota access pipeline project. it is scheduled to be constructed from north dakota all the way to illinois. it will be built on native lands with possibilities of endangering freshwater sources and damaging sacred sites. those fighting against that are clearly upset. >> we do not need any more oil pipelines. they always lake. it is a question of when, where and how much. >> we don't get a do over on this climate change business. >> we stand was standing rock. water is life and we are protecting everybody's right for water and for my daughter everybody needs life. >> today is a national day of action for all of those protesting the pipeline. thousands of people across the country including right here in downtown phoenix are protesting this pro

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we could not g get her to sayy anything about what was gogoingn in t the dakotas. sick earlier, t that is part and parcel of the reason that she lost. of, i don'tw kind know if it is a democratic party were a new kind of opposition, that is able e to take those stories, those moments and help people understand the actual contours of the world, not the fake contours that donald trump describes, to some effect. amy: you just came back from standing rock. we're talking about the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline that would take cracked oil from the bok and oil fields to the north and south dakota, go .hrough iowa, then to illinois just recently, president obama said the u.s. army corps of engineers is considering rerouting the pipeline of midst the months of resistance from the standing rock sioux tribe and members of more than 200 indigenousus nations a across te americas as wellll as nonon-nate allies. this i is what he e said. pres. obobama: my view w is thes a way fofor us to accommodate sacred lands of native a americs and i thihink right n now the ay corps isi

a woman says she was inspired by the dakota protest. >> i was told to go home and do >> there was no arrest. the fire department had to come out since the protestor forgot the key. >>> denver 7 got a key of a recent audit and there's reasons for taxpayers to be concerned. >> 1 man who was a contract with the evergreen golf course gets a free house. that's one example of the interesting contracts given out at city owned golf courses and we asked the city ought i had auditor -- >> he's launching a new audit and you can find our investigation on that free denver 7 app and you can see who is being blamed for the contracts. >>> here's a reminder to be careful what you post on social media. >> one mayor is out of a job this morning, but receiving death threats for a facebook post. up next we'll have that post and why so many are upset. >>> if you're looking for a job >>> it's 4:41. here's your first alert. we're in for a big change. today just like yesterday, warm and dry. highs in the upper 70s. >>> breaking ovvrnight, a the attack targeted the defense ministry specifically an afghan natio

hundreds of protesters are marching against the controversial "dakota access pipeline." >>> right now chanting in the streets of san francisco, hundreds of protestors marching against the dakota access pipeline. good afternoon, it is tuesday, november 15. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. those protests aren't just happening here in the bay area but also nationwide. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from san francisco city hall where demonstrators are wrapping up. anne. >> reporter: the protest just wrapped up here at civic center plaza in front of city hall. but the protests went on for five hours starting at 6:30 this morning with a sunrise ceremony in solidarity. check out these pictures from chopper 5. eventually the crowd grew to between 500 and 1,000 people ending up in the middle of market street in front of the corps of engineers. this was the scene at 9:30 a.m. police facilitating the march. they stayed for hours giving their feels about the feelings against the dakota access pipeline. some sat in the middle of the street. others linked arms outside the army corps off

. >>> we are days away from a deadline for protestors to leave the north dakota pipeline demonstration site. coming up, what protestors are asking of president obama. >>> and good morning from colorado's weather center. clear skies, lighter winds means it's a cold morning. we'll check the temperatures and the forecast straight ahead. >>> we're watching that road/weather index along i-70 up into the high country. no chain and passenger traction restrictions iac i'll break down where those are coming up. >>> we start off here with breaking news. a highlands ranch mom and her two young sons are missing. the douglas county sheriff's office says she is missing from north hampton court and hibiscus drive. she was last seen picking up her two kids from school yesterday afternoon. 5'6" with brown hair and blue eyes. her sons are just 3 and 5 years old. if you have seen this family, please call police. >>> take a look at this, this is what it was like for two step brothers escaping the fires in gatlinburg, tennessee monday night as they moved down the mountain. they dealt with fire all around t

. >> developing in the dakota access oil pipeline protest tonight. the controversial pipeline saying he believes president-elect donald trump will help the project finished. >> protesters from more than 200 and native american tribes had been camped out near the site north dakota since august. i was 400 people have been arrested in related protests over the month. they want the pipeline shut down because they say it is built on native american grounds and friends drink the water. >> three protesters in iowa took extreme measures thursday to stop construction of the dakota access pipeline by actually crawling into the pipeline in refusing to come out. oxygen is being pumped into the police say they will not send officers into the pipe to arrest the protesters for safety reasons. protests over the pipeline are scheduled for here in denver for tomorrow. >> to diebold or county deputies are looking for witnesses to a scary situation. they say a man on the boulder turnpike, when someone shot out his driver-side window. >> police say it happened in this are

as clashes over the dakota access pipeline flare up. rob's weather you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. high pressure is sitting over us sunshine wont be enough to warm us up. we stay below average with highs in the mid 30s. we will dip into the teens and low 20s tonight but then we do warm to near average temperatures tuesday ahead of a low pressure system. we can expect rain late on tuesday and into wednesday. we stay in the low 40s for highs through the remainder of the week with a chance for snow showers on friday. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 36 wind: n 5-10 mph tonight: increasingly cloudy. low: 24 wind: var light mph a congressman's teen grandson... shot and killed after an argument over basketball shoes. police in chicago say u-s representative danny davis's grandson... javon wilson was arguing other teens over the shoes... which had been borrowed in exchange for pants. when wilson's younger brother refused to return the shoes to the other teens until he got the pants back... the argument escalated into a fist fight...

a national day of solidarity with the standing lock resistance to the dakota access pipeline. in total more than 150 rallies planned across the country. >> did you see it, overnight a lot of people looked up to see something that hasn't happened in decades, the extra super moon. >> you can see it through the extra super fog. a stunning sight over the san francisco bay. >> sam, super moons happen about once a year on average when the moon travels closer to earth than usual and slightly brighter than normal full moons. >> kind of wish we didn't have to be sleeping. nasa right now is calling this an extra super moon because it appears about 30% brighter since it's as close to our planet as it's been since 1948. >> sort of my hobby to be out there and catch extraordinary events like this that are so rare. >> i'm excited. it's glowing quite bright. i've never seen it glow like that. >> if you want the see the next extra super moon, you're going to have to wait until 2034. don't wait long, we posted spectacular images of the moon, the current one from our website. click on the story,