he develop erling haaland if he said es? ., , ., , , develop erling haaland if he said es? obviously likes running onto the ball, he likes them _ yes? he obviously likes running onto the ball, he likes them being - yes? he obviously likes running onto the ball, he likes them being played| the ball, he likes them being played across goal to tap in so he'd have to improve his finishing from 30, a0 yards with us, that's for sure. your current number— yards with us, that's for sure. your current number nine _ yards with us, that's for sure. your current number nine must - yards with us, that's for sure. your current number nine must be worried. he's actually been ill and injured, callum saunders, the son of dean, he's our current striker along with jack kearney so we normally play a aa2 so we need three players going for that shirt and they are decent lads but i'm sure they'd have something to say about it. i’m lads but i'm sure they'd have something to say about it. i'm sure erlint something to say about it. i'm sure erling haaland _ something to say about it. i'm sure erling

secretary haaland.s we as we have looked at this report, as you have noted in your opening remarks, there are some 53 marked or unmarked burial sites that we know right now of students who died at these schools. there was an article about a month ago in the anchorage daily news detailing about the family of mary kay nanook, she's a clink it girl who attended carlisle indian industrial school in pennsylvania. she died at the school just apparently shortly after her 14th birthday and her family thinks that she could be at -- her remains could be at one of those unmarked graves in the school's cemetery. so to the family and to others who are trying to bring their children home, what resources or services, if any, does the department have to provide to the families that are seeking repatriation of family remains from any of these former indian boarding school sites? is there assistance to the families? sec. haaland: thank you, vice chairman. so, carlisle in particular, it's now an army war college. and so i

secretary haaland says changes to policy and law enforcement are critical.t just in indian country, but in the whole country. >> in some cases these missing persons cases, they do not get reported. if they are not reported that nobody knows to investigate them. that is something that i am very passionate about because families deserve some answers. >> the missing and murdered woman fights at for thousands of people. they are not an omnibus. everyone has a name. like olivia loan bear. ashley laurie heavy runner. cecilia barber sonoma. faith hedge path. montana. and carla then yellowbird. h one beloved by someone like lissa and loretta who lay their daughter to rest on the reservation where carla was raised. >> i go to the cemetery a lot. i would take the kids there too. we are going to go see their mom. >> how does it feel to be back here? >> as for lissa she went to the field where her niece spent her final moments. >> i miss suna we carla. everybody does feel. i do my best to make sure that this does not happen to anybody else. >> carla represent so many ot

haaland came off the bench, after recovering from a foot injury.lly good game, we played 65 minutes and it was not easy. without the ball and with the ball, we are the right temperature to play and yeah, it was really, good. one of the best experiences we've had here and enough to ever people together and yet, it was a great for us. but the people together, yet, it was a great afternoon for us. brighton came from behind to beat struggling wolves — the winner coming thanks to a late pascal gross goal. that made the score 3—2 at molyneux. wolves were reduced to 10 men, when nelson semedo was sent off just before half time. plenty to ponder then for incoming wolves bossjulen lopetegui as his side sit second from bottom. but it's a second win in a row for brighton — who are up to 6th. it is a big win for us. very difficult game, a very animated game but i think we deserve to win and we played our style and before the game, i didn't hope to see this quality of the play and for this, i am very happy. leeds came back from 3—1 down to beat bournemouth 4—3

without haaland, without nationality.ld august 10th, the rose boarded a condor a -- desperate struggle in which my people are engaged is ever-present. i long to be nearer to share in the triumph or buried under the ruined. without haaland, without nationality. old august 10th, the rose boarded a condor a seek, fast, blockade runner. it left out of the scottish port of grand i'm. went to bermuda, and then halifax. the goal was to make it back to wilmington. the ship was camped and by william nathan white hewitt. a british naval officer on furlough. rose, or the ship, on saturday october 4th, 1864, about 3 am, the condor encountered blockade runners -- or blockades off the coast of fort fischer. one of those blah caters was the uss nissan. the defense fired a broadside at the condor. the condor seeing a ship ahead thinking it was another blockade or swerved to miss it. captain wright ran the ship aground upon a shoal. the ship that wright saw had actually been the wreck of another blockade runner. the ship is in this positi

erling haaland in the team?hink most teams around the world would _ the team? i think most teams around the world would be _ the team? i think most teams around the world would be happy _ the team? i think most teams around the world would be happy to - the team? i think most teams around the world would be happy to borrow l the world would be happy to borrow him. i'm sure he will be sunning it up him. i'm sure he will be sunning it up on the beach somewhere. thank you. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. it might not be entirely pleasant. there is a close.— it might not be entirely pleasant. there is a close. carroll, get your chamois out! _ chamois out! good tip! it is a wet start to the 6ood tip! it is a wet start to the day, good morning everyone, for most of us, heavy rain moving in from the west to the east, accompanied by strong, gusty wind just ahead of it and along it. you can see what we have got. this is the radar picture showing where the rain has been. it is now clearing northern ire

erling haaland has started for city — the only starting player in the side not to be travelling to qatarcurrently 1—0 brentford. in the scottish premier league, st mirren are aiming to end run of three games without a win, whilst rangers are hoping to narrow the gap between them and celtic. and that game is currently 0—0. south korea have named son heung—min in their 26—player world cup squad after the tottenham forward declared himself fit for the tournament. son had surgery earlier this month on a fractured eye socket. it's not yet clear when he'll return to training or whether he'll need to wear a protective mask during the tournament. a busy day of sport and we will have all the updates through the afternoon. and ireland have equalised against fiji. i will be here with all your updates throughout the afternoon. that's all the sport for now. more now on russia's withdrawalfrom kherson. the us says ukraine achieved an "extraordinary victory" after its military forces regained control of the key southern city. some 30,000 russian troops were pulled out of the region, moscow officials sa

we have this wonderful secretary of the interior, deb haaland, who has made it one of her causes to study both what happened in those schools, and the intergenerational trauma that ensued from that. kevin: most of the boarding schools now are closed, and good riddance. david: yes. kevin: those that remain are largely run by tribes themselves. it is a fascinating legacy, because they were, as you point out, there were -- the failings were obvious, and yet the students found a way to persevere and make something of it. david: and the -- and a lot of those students and their children became the lawyers and activists who have fought against that whole system, right? including kevin gover. [laughter] kevin: well, i will say this. i did not go to -- actually, i went to a boarding school, but not one of these. that's right. i had relatives who went to the boarding schools. but i will say the native people who survived this period did what they had to do to survive this period, and really did in so many ways lay the groundwork for current generations of native people who are doctors and lawyers a

secretary haaland has made it part of her mission to tell the full story of america, even the dark pages of our history books, so we can learn from the past and build a more equitable and inclusive future. i would be remiss as an american indian if i do not acknowledge the dakota 38 in which president lincoln had to make the decision in which the execution of the tribes would apprised during the dakota wars. i recognize that president lincoln had made hard decisions as i have learned throughout his life and drawn inspiration from him for 1989, the first time i came to washington d.c.. i came to read both of the inscriptions that are in this hall. in those descriptions, i recognize not only a strong president but also a flawed man. as i read his biography understanding the struggles that he had as a man, as a human being, to make the hard decisions, whether it was the execution of the dakota 38 or the decision that we must go to war, but the one thing that really rings true to me today as it does on the second inaugural is that it is only us as americans who will most likely be the seat o

and as i'm sure you're aware secretary haaland yesterday released the first volume of findings from thatit's a little over 100 pages but i perused it and hopefully this weekend i will get some time to read through it, but it is very moving and powerful what they have managed to uncover. i was also very happy to hear her announced yesterday that she's going to be doing the next year a nationwide tour to gather testimony and stories from people in indian country about the atrocities that were committed at these boarding schools and to try to bring some light and some healing to this process. as the author of the bill testified, we certainly don't want to be duplicating the efforts of the doi here. we want to have this commission be a parallel process that adds meaningfully to what the doi is doing. can you tell us a little bit about how this committee would distinguish its efforts from that at the doi? >> absolutely, thank you for the question. the commission, this commission would examine beyond what the scope of the department of interior can do. as we know there are other departments an

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erling haaland could make his return against fulham on saturday, according to manchester city managernt for his side's champions league game against sevilla tomorrow. at the paris masters, carlos alcaraz was presented with a trophy to mark his ascent to world number one. the spaniard won his first grand slam at the us open in september, becoming the youngest ever world number one at the age of 19. and british breakdancing has been given £135,000 in funding to help its athletes qualify for the event's olympic debut at paris 202a. uk sport's first formal support for breaking will aid a group of seven breakers, aiming to secure four places on team gb. just 19 days until the football world cup and briefings have taking place today. it comes after comments made by the foreign secretary. suggesting lgbtq+ fans travelling from britain should show "flex and compromise" in their behaviour in the country, where homosexuality remains illegal. ashley brown of the football supporters' association has been speaking to our sports editor, dan roan. freelance represent their community, when i last spo

at the time, corporal haaland was in charge of 28 men machine gun teams.ith the capture of the mackinnon airfield in northern burma. master helen is one of eight original barrels marauders to receive the award, and one of five remaining today. on behalf of a grateful nation, and the fifth battalion, master help you and i am honored to present you the medal today. >> beautiful. i want to thank congress for awarding merrill's marauders the congressional gold medal. we spent four months deep behind enemy lines and were able to defeat a much larger japanese division which are six covert teams in the jungle and the mountains of northern burma. all casualties were high, i accept this metal on behalf of every marauder who fought bravely in 1944. those men we lost in burma, my duty, honor, country. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, as we lay out the ceremony today i asked you join me in a blessing and prayer. thank you, almighty father, for each of these man, they served our nation as dedicated soldiers who helped lay the mighty foundation of freedom upon which

that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior secretary requesting a permanental center on the island. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us tonight. a looming railroad strike could impact the upcoming christmas season. what the biden administration is doing to prevent this from happening. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. powder keg moment for the u.s. economy. israel workers threaten what could be a devastating strike. >> a strike would deal a blow to the nation's supply chain just as people are heading to stores to shop during the holiday season. kellie meyer has that story. >> the white house working to avert a potential rail shutdown just in time for the holid

no need for haaland, when you've got a 17—year—old born just down the road, rico lewis.al scored in all but six minutes left of the champions league and jota for celtic. like a souvenir at the end of a bad holiday, something to remember. joe wilson, bbc news. the other two teams in celtic�*s group were rb leipzig and shakhtar donetsk. the german side only needed a point but sealed their place in the last 16 with a comprehensive 4—0 win in warsaw. it means ukrainian side shakhtar drop into the europa league. substitute dani 0lmo got leipzig's fourth. ac milan are safely through to the last 16 after a comfortable 4—0 home win against salzburg. the austrian side could've edged ahead of milan with victory but were outclassed at the san siro. 0livier giroud scored twice. here's a check on the rest of tonight's games. a remarkable result in group h, where benfica won 6—1 at maccabi haifa, topping the group ahead of paris st—germain. psg won 2—1atjuventus. dortmund confirmed their qualification out of group g with a 1—1 draw at copenhagen. the football association has expressed

that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior secretary requesting a permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island. there might be some people didn't even realize that happened to, you know, she mentions the other forms of progress that that action took. can you elaborate on what she was talking about? so she credited their demonstration for leading to other forms of progress. as i mentioned, one of which she pointed to was president nixon and eliminated the policy called public law to 80, which at the time extended federal law enforcement into indian territory. and then she also said that the indian child welfare act was a result of this as well. so that stop the federal government from. >> taking custody of indigenous kids. interesting. that's a big evolution still going on with relations between tribes and the federal government. that one's actually hang in the balance with the supreme court soon as thank you. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> coming off their big win over stanford last week, the cal bears can end their season on a

reclaim some of its power as well as we want some of the states, that's another one of our ideas, deb haalandior keeps denying permitting for oil and gas. well, we want the governors to take a stand and say this is my land. right? i'm the governor of this state. and i'm going to allow this permitting. and i don't need some bureaucrat in d.c. who has probably never been to my state to tell us what we can and cannot do. >> steve: sure. you know that the way congress works is they will pass a law and they will say we want to keep the water clean. but then, it's the administration. and every administration gets to decide okay, how are we going to keep the water clean? you know, one administration does it this way. another just does a 180. like the border as well. so, the problem is right now, for your side, joe biden, you know, he has got veto power it's going to be hard to turn around. >> we can bring to committee which we have not done the last few years. very powerful committees look at the january 6th committee. have we used any of those powers to ask someone like john kerry who was at cop 27

that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior secretary requesting a permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. still ahead, nasa's plan to get astronauts to mars sooner than we thought. plus in tonight's tech smart, we're looking into the advanced tracking technology being used at the world cup kron. 4 news continues in just a moment. you run a small business, u need the most from evy investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. re speed... from the largest, stest, reliable network... d more savings- to 60% a year th comcast business mobile. l from the company that wers more businesses an any other provider. t started with fast speeds d advanced security r $49.99 a month r 12 months. us ask how to get up a $ $0 prepaid card th a qualifying bundle. pays cash. that winner alternative hits. a big milestone. >> and advanced tracking technology is being used at the world cup. rich demuro has all that and much more i

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interior secretary deb haaland says it's especially important after this country's dark history of oppressionlating our people through family separation. >> it's now leading the work to heal those broken promises and to strengthen indian country. the biden administration now plans to require federal agencies to consult with tribal leaders when making policies that impact them to ensure that traveled says and government leaders specifically are heard and that those >> and that put that white house director of tribal affairs, poly rivera also pointed to new efforts to help revitalize native language is the language is really at culture set to be how store indigenous knowledge to set the mood of how teach our kids and teri, our traditions. the administration also plans to share management of federal lands and waters and says the 45 billion dollars they've sent directly to native american nations to combat coronavirus and improve infrastructure shows their commitment for economy. >> keep fighting for better tribal health care, child care, education, housing, public safety, so much more. the presi

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the non-native plaintiffs in bookie versus haaland argue that icwa violates their constitutional rightings get tricky. in federal law trumps in trouble citizens are doesn't use a political group, not a racial. group cherokee nation journalist points out that a host of federal statutes treat native americans differently based on this political classification. so if the court strikes down a quote than land rights, water rates health care, civil jurisdiction and tribal self governance, all of that could go. with a needle right in the atlantic quote if icwa it is unconstitutional because it's based on race, then what of the clinic where i get my health care that serves only trouble? citizens if icwa discriminates against non native foster parents what are the -- medulla them to operate were non native casino earners can't? what group in the 90s as their own police forces and lands as tribes to. the possible shift is around. nicole the treats trumps and trouble citizens as differ from non native citizens, since the founding of the republic. if that is unconstitutional the entire legal struc

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haaland. thank you very much in now while the tradin week will be cut short b thanksgiving and then blac friday, there has certainl been no shortage of retail earnings cnbc.com's melissa wrecked g here to break it down. >> had, tyler. what we are seeing so far as the customers are being much more choosy than they were before they are value confidentia conscious. they're looking for deals. it's different than a year ago and that timing of shopping ha really changed to. there's a lot of anticipatio on black friday week which last year people are shoppin much earlier than what we ar seeing >> this is choosing us being reflected and some of th country companies that hav inventory problems in other words, it's not movin as quickly as they might hav expected >> yes cory bury the ceo of best bu has mentioned that customers don't at the same instinct t shop early a year ago they're hearing all the time about get your gift early might not get them a all. this year it's the opposit message. they're hear

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city were awarded a penalty for this foul on kevin de bruyne in the 95th minute — erling haaland, who'dhen the team were booed. brighton moved up to sixth with a 3—2 win at struggling wolves, the winner from a pascal gross strike late on. leicester city moved out of the bottom three with a 2—0 win at everton. youri tielemans' superb first half goal gave brendan rodgers' side the lead before harvey barnes sealed the three points. and nottingham forest held on for a 2—2 draw with brentford. in the scottish premiership, celtic are now seven points ahead of rangers, after a dramatic 4—2 win against dundee united. the visitors looked like they'd earned a point late on, but two goals from substitutes kyogo furuhashi and liel abada in stoppage time snatched victory. in the other game, ross county came from behind to beat st mirren. rangers take on st johnstone at lunchtime. it was a busy day of action in the first round of the fa cup. 33 ties in total, and the pick of the upsets came from national league south side, chippenham town, as they beat league one side lincoln city 1—0. there are 78 p

last year secretary haaland approved a new constitution for the cherokee nation which explicitly ensures the political rights of alterity citizens, including the tribes black members. these individuals are descendants of the cherokee freed men which were enslaved by the tribe before the civil war and emancipated afterwards. i want to applaud the cherokee nation for its decision to honor its more and legal obligation to the freedmen and its descendants. it is a crucial step to racial equality, justice, and reconciliation. it is worthy of our appreciation and our emulation. mister chairman therefore i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record mr. symonds of tulsa, oklahoma, which commenced the cherokee nation for taking the step. expressing hope that it will herald in a new era of openness and inclusivity. >> without objection. >> thank. you >> mister chairman it is an extraordinary moment that you and mr. cole have a lot of to have here. none of us should be unaware of the history making nature of this proceeding. i wanted to start by asking whether delegate tea he is actually presid

last year secretary haaland approved a new constitution for the cherokee nation which explicitly ensures the political rights of alterity citizens, including the tribes black members. these individuals are descendants of the cherokee freed men which were enslaved by the tribe before the civil war and emancipated afterwards. i want to applaud the cherokee nation for its decision to honor its more and legal obligation to the freedmen and its descendants. it is a crucial step to racial equality, justice, and reconciliation. it is worthy of our appreciation and our emulation. mister chairman therefore i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record mr. symonds of tulsa, oklahoma, which commenced the cherokee nation for taking the step. expressing hope that it will herald in a new era of openness and inclusivity. >> without objection. >> thank. you >> mister chairman it is an extraordinary moment that you and mr. cole have a lot of to have here. none of us should be unaware of the history making nature of this proceeding. i wanted to start by asking whether delegate tea he is actually presid