to us as indians, this is one in and the same. we include our crater in our celebrations, songs, ceremony. -- we include our creator. bear with me a few moments. i stand before you as a pitiful man. i am full of mistakes. i pray for help tonight from you that we would be able to recognize some of the heroes and our community. those selfish ones that put themselves before others. we thank you for the legacy of our native american people as we stand before you. we come from one nation, one country. you put us here to take care of mother earth, to take care of one another, to teach our little ones, to help our elderly. to provide the necessities to our infirm, those that are sick. creator, we ask you to be with us this evening. our dancers, singers, the ones that will receive the award and those that will present these awards. be with each and every one of your people that stand before you from the oldest to the youngest. all of these things, [speaking foreign language ] at this time, we will call upon our native american in aids pro

are three americans or treaty indians as guinea pigs the patients being used for trials are really through pool they don't even know details of the drug that it is a drug trial this is unethical to root. without proper consent without. taking part in a drugs trial it is both an ethical and a legal. patient sometimes sign up out of desperation to them experimental health is better than none at all but has agreed to let her child be treated with a new drug which she's been told will bring his fever down. the cheek ministry happy with it. there are regulations in place to monitor drug trials including setting up takes committees and hospitals to ensure patient safety but these are often used by doctors to simply rubber stamp trials so. the ethics committee has the important responsibility of monitoring drug trials but it's a very out hook system that is misused for instance a medical institute in faraway mumbai gives permission for a drug trial in cities like indoor. poor how can you use permission from an ethical committee of another institute in another city to justify drug trials in an ins

are americans or treaty indians as guinea pigs the patients being used for trials are illiterate andpool they don't even know details of the drug that it is a drug trial this is an ethical. patient sometimes sign up out of desperation to them experimental health care is better than none at all. but he has agreed to let her child be treated with a new drug which she's been told will bring his fever down. to cheat ministry sound happy with it. there are regulations in place to monitor drug trials including setting up takes committees and hospitals to ensure patient safety but these are often used by doctors to simply rubber stamp trials so maybe. it's a very ad hoc system that is misused for instance a medical institution for women by gives permission for drug truancy endure and how can you use permission from an ethical committee of another institute in another city to just appoint a drug trials in an institute here with one thousand three hundred drug trials coming being conducted in india this industry is already said to be worth one billion dollars it's clear that the law is agains

used to seeing. and a business many being held up. and in george washington high school, the farther of our country pointing the pioneers west as they walk over a dead indian. most of the art is not controversial. most of the artists celebrates local produce. this is one of the most extraordinary murals i have seen. at a tuberculosis cemetery. they also painted a mural in san francisco. finally, it's on the outside of the berkeley community theater. all people brought together through the arts. unfortunately, it was not the last. the war came along. and anton refurgie. there were controversial. there were tried in washington in 1953. he had a panel showing the arts and sciences. there is luther burbank and jack london. there was a thing on the side. it says federal art project and has beginning and ending date. that is a wall which becomes a tomb stone. the artists themselves are becoming ghosts. that's what he's doing there. joseph danish. head of the projects, it is it was a wonderful time that he woke up every morning wondering how long it would last. they were being paid to produce public art. well, what happened of course is the war. the war came alon

us as they should. after all, it is peak fog season, football starts today so clearing and indian summer type western pattern't be far behind. >> -- weather pattern can't be far behind. >> i'm gold to hold you to the indian -- i'm going to hold you to the indian summer. >>> it's not your typical convention. the bay area gathering to look for alien life. >>> the giants get power in the late innings at at&t park. but will be enough offense to beat the padres? dave will have the highlights coming up. space... are starting in santa clara this weekend. looking for intelligence life in outer space, it's starting in santa clara. the event can -- it's more than just science fiction. it runs through today at the hyatt regency. >>> in sports, a sacramento native is in the lead at the pga championship. >>> and the as try to get back in the win column with their ace on the mound, and giants are looking to come from behind. >> his last two starts, matt allowed no runs in 16 innings and got both wins. here, he grounded out. [ indiscernible ] sands value breaks through -- sand value brags through, a shot through the cove,

and millions of indian children a person that teaches livelihoods at risk by skipping school to notice a feedback coming. about the from the us nickel reaches boiling point as a key shareholder readies accounts a bid for russia's largest my no more in business in twenty minutes. a very warm welcome see this is all see live from moscow. russia's emergency teams are bracing themselves for words to calm a forest and paint fires continue to hold their grip in many parts of the country what makes these firefighters a warri does that the relentless heat wave is keeping the landscape tinder dry and the scorching temperatures. asset to top forty selfie and save the next few days well for more on this task season i've had bennett he's in the south of the mosque a region for us either how is the situation developing on the ground. but it doesn't seem to be any sign of improvement here anyone about one hundred kilometers south of moscow and i can hear flames burning and fires burning in the forest behind me i've just been in there to have a look what's going on there is of an emergency crew there's a fire engine there they're trying to contain the blaze it's not very

as an uncertainty in their portfolio. what does that include? it includes like in the last year we settled a 50 year debate with an indian tribe that cost us about 40 million dollars and set minimum flows to deal with fish needs and water needs some we took an issue sitting in the courts and took that off of the uncertainty side and made it have a certain relationship with it. we're reexamining whether we should go back and do fill trabs not from the stance of a quality standpoint but two o to three years we divert the water plant, can we invest and get the operator the ability to not have that water. so that in the future they have more surety in what they're going to be able to do to manager the system. you ought to be pulling apart your systems to see that person that has to make those decisions every day. what can you provide them with tools to make those decisions we have temporary pumping stations that get floated out on the reservoir. we're look at investing in permanent pumping things. if you have a permanent pumping station it takes you 24 hours. ten years back we would not have thought that was very important. now we're looking how to

us now. the a's in progress. they're not at home but they are doing good. >> they're in beautiful cleveland tonight and fairing well as they take an early lead against the indians and they are holding on to it. early one of those unknown a's have you heard of jeff larish? well, maybe you'll start to. it's a two one hot -- two run shot to get him started. gio gonzalez is throwing a shut out right now. the a's well in control of ball 5-0. >>> and manny ramirez, you don't hear about him much. word out of los angeles is the dodgers are going to put him on waivers tomorrow and he will pass through the national league in quite a few american leagues interested in him. but looks like the chicago white sox will have a crack at him. >>> the warriors, good news for their star curry he has been selected to represent team usa as the world basketball championships are about to get started. those championships start next saturday. that's the sporting life for right now. >>> before we go just a recap of our top story. that gas fire that has burning -- that grass fire that has burning out of control in the mount curry area. 65 firefighters are battling the flames. it's a rural

indians. what threatens us is the lack of understanding from the people in that the city. they do not understand it did not accept us. >> the core news survive the production of handicrafts asre isfor their traditional culture. >> what matters for the white man? the years, the forest? no, it is the money. it all turns into money. for us, it is different. importance in our land, the forest, the water, and the animals. >> brazilian authorities recognize their right to moorland but say that creating new reservations is bureaucratic and time-consuming. >> it is difficult to estimate when they will get their land because we do not know what the problems are. we are aware the agency, and we have done our part. >> the young indians practiced the warrior stance. it is a symbol of their resilience that has guaranteed their survival against all odds for over 500 years. abc news, a sao paulo. >> much more on line, on twitter, and facebook. thanks for watching. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was

using heavy machinery and explosives are now washing to clear block rivers and mountains sides through their heavy rain is expected this week. demonstrations again turned violent in indian administered and minister kashmir as separatists and police clashed protesters gathered in defiance of a cough un chanted anti indian small get this this was a confrontation with government forces who fired rubber bullets and tear gas at the crowd at least fifty seven people have died in the region since june in a wave of violent. civil unrest. in south korea peace activists have gathered in the capital seoul to protest the contras joint military exercises with the u.s. tens of thousands of troops are taking part in the annual computer simulated war games which started on monday the drills were launched despite threats from north korea saying the exercises are a rehearsal for invasion. and a japanese man has been reunited with his family almost five months after being abducted in colombia. three was kidnapped by a crime syndicated in march and sold to far gravels he was set free sunday during a police operation that also netted four people involved in his kidnapping the sixty nine year old has been living in the country

indian naval base. in november 2008 the submarine was on sea trials when its fire extinguishing system switched on unexpectedly. twenty people died after inhaling the toxic gas used asant. meanwhile heavy rains have drenched parts of russia that is good news giving firefighters much needed help battling wildfires. this is video of some of the cruise. the cold front that has hit western russia has ended the heat wave. temperatures in moscow plunge 40 degrees in two days. washington special to the representative says floods in pakistan covers a landmass larger than italy. sericite their shows us the challenges of one relief camp. >> they come in droves survivors of deadly floods some this is our final stop the lauded the largest relief camp. three generations of mohammed's family is here all 35 of them scrambled from submerged homes. >> have nothing. >> what they do have is the marriott of medical problems grandfather partially paralyzed the mother has diabetes some of the children have diarrhea from drinking contaminated water she can barely walk due to tier will burn she's suffered months before the >> flood> i feel a lot of pain and burning and i cried through the

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