the prime minister said, if - debs.ple. she spoke to the bbc earlier this week. i have a really loving family who i adore and couldn't... i honestly... they are just incredible. but adore and couldn't. .. i honestly... they are just incredible.— they are 'ust incredible. but with the they are just incredible. but with the award of _ they are just incredible. but with the award of a _ they are just incredible. but with the award of a dame _ they are just incredible. but with the award of a dame hood, - they are just incredible. but with the award of a dame hood, the l they are just incredible. but with - the award of a dame hood, the nation is marking deborah's incredible life as it —— as it draws to a close. the world's most—watched music competition takes place tomorrow: yes, the eurovision grand final is upon us once again, and unusually the uk entry is among the favourites to win. sam ryder will perform his song, space man, in front of 200 million tv viewers, and he's hoping to break britain's losing streak. our medi

amy: that was interior secretary deb haaland. on thursday, matthew war bonnet, who was brought to a boarding school on the rosebud sioux indian reservation in south dakota at the age of six, testified about his experience before the house subcommittee for indigenous peoples. >> my boarding school experience is very painful and traumatic. i remember when i first got to school, a priest took us to a big room which had six or eight bathtubs in it. the priest took all of us little guys and put us in one tub and described as harwith the big brush. the brush made our skin in our backsides all raw. we had had our haircut. they put all of the little guys in the same dormitory. we were together first through fourth grade. at nighttime, could hear all of the children crying. amy: to talk more about the history of indian boarding schools run or supported by the u.s. government, we are joined by nick estes. writer historian, and author of , the book "our history is the future: standing rock versus the dakota access pipeline, and the long tra

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giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> interior secretary deb haaland and brian newland talk about the recent investigation into federal indian boarding schools that found evidence of marked and unmarked burial sites at 53 of these institutions. this briefing runs about 50 minutes.

. >> up next, interior secretary deb haaland briefs reporters on the recent investigation into federal indian boarding schools which operated from 1819 to 1959 across 37 states. many were funded or sponsored by religious institutions. the court found evidence of unmarked burial sites at 53 of these institutions. this is about one hour. >> i can't help but think about the environmental tragedies that might have been avoided, like the dustbowl, extinction of the passenger pigeon and growth of extreme wildfires across the west if the federal government had consulted with and respected the practices of stewarding the earth that indigenous people developed over millennia. as the federal government moved the country west, they also moved to exterminate, eradicate and assimilate native americans, alaskan natives and native hawaiians. the languages when my maternal grandparents were only eight years old, they were stolen from their parents culture and communities and forced to live in boarding schools until the age of 13. many children like them never made it back to their homes. each of those

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. >> interior secretary deb haaland and brian newland talk about the recent investigation into federal indian boarding schools that found evidence of marked and unmarked burial sites at 53 of these institutions. this briefing runs about 50 minutes. >> you notching who we are and who has been here, the history of the land and the people. my ancestors lived sustainable in the southwest and understood future generations would rely on their hard work and sacrifices. i cannot help but think about the environmental tragedies that may have been avoided like the dustbowl, the extinction of the passenger pigeon and the growth of western -- extreme wildfire if they government had respected the practices of stewarding the earth the indigenous people discovered over millennia. as the country moved west they moved to exterminate, eradicate and assimilate native americans, alaskan natives, and native hawaiians. traditional practices and even the history of native communities, all nowhere is that clear than in the legacy of federal indian boarding schools. for more than a century, tens of thousands o

well, deb ross is a global convenor of the global decision makers. i'm hoping that it would really be able to facilitate engagement because we are all for a peaceful world and we are old, full global prosperity. ukrainians have more immediate concerns. i don't think that we will see any, you know, additional ah pledge as being made here or in terms of financial weaponry aid or something of that sort to ukraine. a di hold that we can also use the reach out to the business community here and have them on board. also giving up an on some of the revenues that they were probably looking for, ah, with russian federation. it's now up to the global lead here in the swiss alps to see if there's an economic path to peace in the war in ukraine. and here are some of the other stores making use around the world. women tv news anchors in afghanistan now have to work with their faces covered. the taliban have begun. enforcing new laws on dress rights. actors have condemned the latest harsh restrictions imposed on women journalists say they are frustrated. i will co

our cases of gang rape is lee deb. up in all of these cases, women reported that the occupiers were drunk or had taken drugs law on business with us. i mean, oh goodness of it, was it all 12 cases? it was unprotected intercourse, which means a huge risk of unwanted pregnancy and disease backwash are room in front of that she of a nation. so one thing she was an order when you get out of these arabs to hong ukraine's commissioner for human rights tells me the she had number of coals makes them think russians are using right as a weapon. but the most good doc. okay. when a russian soldier rapes a ukranian woman, a girl, while boy an elderly woman, they keep saying things like this. this will happen to every nazi hor, got, or we will rape until you can't give birth g ukrainians back of when you these are signs of genocide of the ukraine on people of mark, you know, given through the greens, coronado them the korean, his parents, the only certainty they have is their loss, and their fury. my image, we are new than we hate,

nine enter secretary deb pollan testifies our department 2023 budget request.fter that the latest white house coronavirus briefing. the senate passed an additional $40 billion to assist ukraine in its ongoing fight against russia. the legislation is on hold much of the week because of kentucky senator rand paul requested a special inspector general be added to the bill to oversee how the a m

a rebuttal witness on wednesday her brought up moss during her testimony, referencing a rumor that debushed the model down a flight of stairs and fairfax, virginia. matthew rivera fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. decisions that usually took. a half hour or more to get a battalion out there and engine to verify we can now do that in in minutes. it is a game changer for firefighters right here in northern california, the ever evolving alert wildfire camera network, hundreds of cameras watching and waiting whenever dangerous sparks. good evening. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener this evening it is being counted upon because there's a red flag warning in place for part of the bay area in contra costa county. flames broke out at about three o'clock at highland road and colyer canyon road near pleasanton sky . foxx was overhead and as you can see, a large patch of that dry hillside was charred by the fire right now, fire crews are battling the flames from the ground and the air. about 25 acres have burned. the cause of this fire is under investigation . we have live team cov

secretary interior, deb haaland. and we're here to share a story, to share a truth that has not been told for generations. the feeling, the enormous feeling of that it has impacted so many of us for generations. and it's time that we tell the story. it starts with this interior report on the u.s. boarding schools and how we have been impacted by this federal government on the lives of indigenous children and families. amna: and we should note that this first report is volume one. there will be more findings from the investigation to come. but, specifically, this work found marked and unmarked burial sites at 53 different schools, the remains of hundreds of children who died in u.s. government custody. can you tell us a little bit about some of the details uncovered in this investigation? what kind of treatment did those children go through at those schools? how did they die? deborah: so many of our children were taken and never returned. we know that some of them were murdered. some of them were buried on residential

you poll president polanski calls on the un deb rescued when we report from the front lines of the war where a ukrainian mother tells us she picked up arms to ensure her child gibson piece. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out as they are alive and to also coming up have soaring inflation in the united states prompts the biggest interest.

it is an office -- an honor to stand with secretary deb haaland , assistant secretary bryan newland and boarding school survivor jim labelle senior to commemorate the release of the historical work of this department of interior and the national native american boarding school healing coalition on indian boarding schools. this is a historic moment, as it reaffirms the stories we all grew up with. the truth of our people and the often immense torture are elders and ancestors went through as children at the hands of the federal government and religious institutions. the impact of boarding schools are still worthless today. our children have names. our children have families. our children have their own languages. our children have their own regalia, prayers and religion before indian boarding schools violently took them away. the united states operated a stimulative education programs from the early 1800s to 1969. nearly 200 years of forced labor , displacing native peoples from their usual and accustomed territories. removal of their spirit, taking away their traditional foods, and makin

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those are the words of shouldn't. vainly deb michelle o'neill describing her parties historic election when the irish nationalist party, whose mission is to unite ireland, has gained the biggest share of votes in the purchase province. for the 1st time, o'neill will now try to form the next government. she says it's time for a healthy debate about a united ireland island was divided a century ago after its war of independence against britain. what's now the republic emerged as a separate nation, but northern ireland remained part of the united kingdom because it's protestant majority wanted to stay. british. roman catholics never accepted. this partition tensions between the 2 communities turned violent in the 19 sixty's only ending in 1998 with the good friday agreement. but briggs, it has balked, you tensions? no, neither left left the european union with the rest of the u. k. while the republic of ireland remains a member or the proposed did predict a good night fortune fain. and i asked d. w. charlotte chelsea pill in london about the significance of they when absolutely this was t

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back in hollywood, in the studios, judging by the internet's deb strategy has worked. social media users have overwhelmingly shown him their support, while many have engaged in campaigns to discredit heard. thanks for watching. ah, with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families, please see the reason for these correct only is with administrative people fleeing extreme ross getting 200 people in june around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines with ah, the white house gets ready to battle, rising prices with inflation and rates not seen in decades. president joe biden says, kate, keep tackling it is top priority. and after the great resignation, the great job hunt here, how americans quit during the pandemic are looking for new livelihoods. i'm here that are welcome to the w business. us prevent joe biden says fighting inflation is his top priority. he has been meeting with f

it grant president of a lot, mr. lensky has told the world economic forum, and deb was that world institutions need to introduce maximum sanctions against russia, including an oil embargo and cutting off trade with russia completely in a wide ranging speech that reference the historic marshal plan. that rebuilt europe after the 2nd world war. he also proposed various measures to counter poverty, hunger despair, and chaos, as well as the conflict with russia. he also made reference to an installation of the russia house in davos, which draws attention to alleged russian war crimes in ukraine by the end of a lot look, act which will take the full mobile, the russian house of aim divorce. it has really turned into a house of russian born curriculums. and this is an example if there trends for make sure the of what, what do russia has done to itself could be combine a stayed in of war criminals and what it brings to the world to be coach. it inspires were being odder potential aggressors to areas where instead of being successful peaceful cities, there's only black rooms in the state of normal tra

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but i think you know, the report, thanks to the leadership of deb haaland as secretary, that does make a difference. our report begins the process. it doesn't end of the process. and i think congress has a role. as a legitimate legislative policy setters for this nation,, it's time to set a policy to move forward, this dark and atrocious chapter, not to forget it. acknowledge it and begin the process of healing. and subpoena power is necessary because we're truth seekers. the legislation of mrs. davidson and what to congratulate her as well is promoting and we all need to support, and you know, personal story and then i will yield back. my questions are superfluous given your testimony. and urgency doesn't go away with me, with me asking are not asking a question. the urgency of been before his a long time and it will continue to be there. when i i started school i didt speak english, because that's what i i learned at home, my parents. i went to school back home and had a reticular great that he did know the primary linkage of english that you put into this class until you learn it. i

amy: deb haaland is the first native american cabinet member in u.s. history. the world meteorological organization has warned there is a 50% chance average global temperatures will temporarily reach 1.5 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels at some point in the next five years. climate negotiators have long aimed to keep global warming at or under the threshold which is the equivalent of 2.7 degrees fahrenheit. in northern new mexico, a massive wildfire has now burned 237,000 acres. the fire grew by 50 square miles between tuesday and wednesday. meanwhile, in california, 20 homes burned down in the cy of laguna niguel in orange county. both new mexico and california are experiencing a record-setting drought. the centers for disease control and prevention is reporting nearly 108,000 people died of drug overdoses in the united states last year. that's a 50% jump over 2019. the cdc said about two-thirds of the deaths involved fentanyl or other synthetic opioids. in related news, the guggenheim museum in new york and the national gallery in london have becom

speaking of changing genders, what, dirt bag deb, how's she doing? she doing all right? know her. i don't want people to know i can be that ugly. >> greg: i just want to know how you get both ice going in opposite directions >> kat: i couldn't see anything. i almost passed out. >> greg: so what if these guys were just being jerks >> kat: right, that's possible. it is possible that they were -- we don't know. it could have not been as simple as using the wrong pronoun but maybe they were being mean about it. it's still not sexual harassment to be mean to somebody. when i was in eighth grade everyone was mean to me and -- like i agree with you, i almost wish i could go back in time and become the richest child in the world by suing people. >> greg: right, yeah >> kat: i missed out on that. it's horrible for this kid. one thing you are a bullying you're in trouble, go the principal's office. another to have on your record as a 12 year old you're a sexual harasser. >> larry: you could, if you had a good 401-k >> kat: yeah, nobody talked to me about that when i was 12. >> lar

eastern also on c-span3, interior secretary deb haaland will i apeer before the natural resources committeen budget requests for her department. watch this week live on the c-span networks or on c-span now. also go to c-span.gov for scheduling information or to stream video live or on demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> now available in now available in the c-span shop, the 2022 congressional directly. this compact spiral-bound book is your guide to the federal government with contact information for every member of congress, including bios and committee assignments. also, contact information for state governors and the biden administration cabinet. order your copy today at c-spanshop.org. every c-span purchase helps c-span's nonprofit operation. >> today was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre's first briefing in her new role. she officially announced president biden and the first lady would be traveling to buffalo, new york, following a mass shooting at a supermarket that left

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perhaps more importantly, chancellor schultz clearly and last but absolutely not least to, senator deb fischer who is the ranking member on the strategic forces subcommittee so thank you all and welcome to all you know what is start, you been in the senate believe 48 years and in 48 years, have you seen a package to a country be passed in this way and how an precedent is ukraine and what explains the bipartisanship and support. >> will thank you in from the that i came to the senate, into at least recently, we have try to make foreign aid thanks bipartisan. and it's diminishing in the senate, it's making it more and more difficult with this one, for ukraine was extraordinary. as chairman of the appropriations committee of us talking to everybody in the republicans and the democrats, were all saying the same thing as we move this and how we moving quickly and we did. and the president then had to go sign the bill before goes to the present i can't think of a time i was more proud but i was able to tell the president that we came together and we added some things in her senator chris coo

it says that the why fi allowed redo them cuz was listed at the or did you need to talk with les a deb mcguckie who signals can senior was oldish. could we a night in the garage eat? just give you a little while you're in the exit. michelle crime? yes. just really chill over it. yeah, sure. jesus, i knew my spot of them lay a bill, put along, gave common get absorb threats in nevada. sean, my water out wash, hold audrea. and after my teacher, skin nymph bill, nothing else out me die no for time as ronnie melvin from whole was i'd yes, marco chile, those knowledge thought that youth whole as i and was but as long as new b m m as follows in a flanger but he thought that as follows on it back though i knew mo chart stop in years now. yeah. den accorded site the apollo method. it gave it so, but, but on of minnesota, he or those and thus below yet iq touched on merger, began you being in church with barry aud dasher, but pearson, to paragraph i made to up the quiet austria scene, lay out 3 of these go your going yanine need us creeper the other, you're pretty classical about a theme or gon

. >> up next, interior secretary deb haaland testifies on the president's 2023 budget requests before the senate energy and natural resources committee. she also addresses energy production as well as oil and gas prices.

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. >>> today, deb mason still celebrating that win over the machbs in game three of the western conference finals. the warriors are now just one game away from the finals. vern glen joining us from dallas. vern, what a game? >> what a game indeed and what a day in downtown dallas. this is a city where the city and art district connect. it is called clyde warren park. five acres of this as it played host to millions of tourists every he year. speaking of tourists, the warriors -- they tonight do want feel like -- in fact, the way they have been playing, they have felt at home. now, if the warriors continue do this and move on, this will be the defining moment. andrew williams and the slam dunk over you luka doncic. itself originally called an offensive foul but later overturned which steph curry joked, gave a chance for everyone to see the replay multiple times in the arena. wiggins finished with 27 points, his most ever in the playoffs and now has a signature moment. >> only once in time. >> seeing him do on the high stage asy mazing. we were just so close to seeing him kind of explode so

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secretary of interior deb haaland says the traumatic system created generational consequences, poverty and loss of wealth. >> mental health disorders and substance abuse. >> that was alexandra limon reporting for us tonight. the department of interior is now asking for more money for the ongoing investigation. and it is also calling for the federal government to do more to help revitalize native communities and languages. >> the vta is mild. its first batch of disciplinary letters to workers who refused to get vaccinated according to policy and more letters are expected to be sent out about 50 letters. 2 unvaccinated workers have been sent proposing termination for people who did not get vaccinated by the april 29th deadline. there is an option to apply for a medical or religious exemption. there are enough people facing disciplinary action. that arrangements are being made for hearing officers too help handle all the cases. the hearings could begin next week just a couple weeks before the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting at a at vta railyard in downtown san jose. and this is

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two years later, he was joined by deb davis, who had had a spectacular political awakening. a fiscal conservative, davis believes that economic development and community services all have to be in balance from government to worker work for citizens. >> he we can have a safe and cl city but we can only be safe and clean when we're thriving. we have to clean up our streets. we have to get our homeless housed and get them the help they need. >> reporter: davis she will bring that practicgmatism to ads some of the city's most pressing problems like homelessness, which she requires needs extending panding and tough love, too. >> it's not okay to be in our parks along our trails, our public places need to be pu publicly accessible. >> reporter: like davis, polaris rejects the idea that the city's next mayor will be the one to solve the homeless crisis and said that's a politician's empty promise but he thinks the government has a role of re reversing the suffering caused by home homelessness. >> none of us are going to solve it. it we're not going to be able to house 7,000 people

secretary of interior deb haaland says the traumatic system created generational consequences, poverty and loss of wealth. >> mental health disorders and substance abuse in washington. >> alexandra limon. >> still ahead, why experts say people are getting way too close to the many seal and sea lion pups now on our beaches. >> and ahead in sports, the giants go for their 5th straight win over the rockies. sports director jason dumas has highlights on that. plus, a live report with fans at thrive city all coming up. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor about hpv vaccination today. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, today is the day the warriors can send the grizzlies hom

i store deb not going anywhere. budget don needs money, it needs it. fought ah, and let's thank you through some of the headlines here now. jesse are now the palestinian attorney general says israeli forces deliberately targeted veteran al jazeera referral to sharing a box with alma pacing bullets with the intent to kill her. and those who tried to help her are coming. how plebe says they've concluded a sniper shot shooting in the head, killing her in the occupied west bank on may. the 11th, what israel says it will not open a criminal investigation. the u. s. says it does not want to new cold war with china, but does one the chinese to in here add here to the international rules based order . secretary of state antony blank and said the challenge china poses will test us diplomacy like never before. those the headlines, the news continues after witness the billboard squad. ah no, not a from, with an honest image with most of us the new for those who say that the whole my know y'all today and i have a reseller to what the hell that the put up with me on that one is a shooting avita, philist

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nine enter secretary deb pollan testifies our department 2023 budget request. after that the latest white house coronavirus briefing. the senate passed an additional $40 billion to assist ukraine in its ongoing fight against russia. the legislation is on hold much of the week because of kentucky senator rand paul requested a special inspector general be added to the bill to oversee how the aid money is being spent. it against the measure which is already been approved by the house. and now has to president biden for his signature. next, house speaker nancy pelosi talks about the baby formula shortage, inflation and gas prices. after the november midterms. the briefing last 25 minutes. >> good morning. i just came from the senatesi si where i testified introduced our guesstimate commissioner of security in exchange for this is bittersweet he has been trusted as an intellectual asset resorts to the congress for a long time. while i mentioned that though senator tester was presiding and he -- i could congratulate him to convey the great news the senate democrats a