illegal pipes of pests of fires, well, any negative factors, except for protection, that means the forest fundll, we also produce reproduction of ours. that is, you see the restoration is our main function. this means that we are now on a plantation of christmas trees, which means that on this plantation we already have such older trees, because we are doing the implementation from this plantation. so schools organizing clubs, local ones are pretty much in demand. here we choose them we realize with this implantation. you know, the main thing is that the work brings, shall we say, pleasure. this is what makes me happy. i love because i constantly communicate with very good people. uh, constantly, as if in nature, well, you feel some kind of great responsibility, because we are engaged. once again i repeat the reproduction of rice. this i consider, one of the most so noble. eh, things that can be done. well, probably, in general, in our say so in the world. well, it seems to me, a thing that can be done. i love my job because what she does in the morning of my country good. like a button, we ar

belorussky, more than 11% of such plantings are provided for in the forest fund.an be said that it provided no more than six percent . a number of violations were also found in the procurement of commodity material assets, the purchase of services, these omissions. they have led to significant overpayments of funds to state-owned enterprises of these neses, it is also necessary separately. that there is a budget account in the leshoz, to which funds are received , if economic activities and which are used for the implementation of the state program belarusian forest, and then more, for example, a noisy corporate party for a year, an account for 58 people, money for it was found and for the care of forest plantings. no, this money did not go to the budget account, remained on the account and was often used e . various amplification measures were used, which are puzzling well on the ship, for example, only 2 days away from rest. in one statistical complex area twenty-four, there are almost 12,000 people. well, there were other expenses and materials handed over to t

so when we talk about a new path to protect forests, any funding needs to be attached to improve forest governance, routing out corruption. and most importantly, channeling support to those in the front lines of tropical deforestation. so it's right what, what joe is saying here. the document in particular, it is sending mixed signals to the international community one and trying to show its commitment to for, to, for conservation to reduce alliance for example. and then on the other hand, auction of oil blogs in your area for us and, and, and pieces that are critical for the, for the, for the global climate. so it, it, yeah, the question is, how serious our day about, about these commitments. and i think that does that mean so, so that there is a role to play for the international community to keep them accountable and to, to follow up on their support as well. can i ask you that? because i know you specialize in the d. c. how serious would you say that the thing is, it's just, it's the country that you know very well about protecting their tropical rain force? well, they are saying li

she brought a criminal case on the fact of illegal alienation of forest fund lands, the constructionhe reserve, illegal logging in the reserve was stopped in a healthy manner. anti-tank assault from a distance of up to 3 km, as russian troops hit enemy armored vehicles with supersonic missiles work round.

so the veto gets the we break the rad ward capital in the 2 engine forest. it funded mental in germany's history, which is why it's often referred to as the castle of the german. ah, ah ah, there's even an ancient drawbridge, which paid off in the past. although hard for a castle was often under siege. it was never conquered. ah ha. and the gates are now open, but i'm still the only visitor. ah, because i'm here so early means i've got the whole place to myself. ah, did you know the book is almost as i was in years old. unbelievable. ah, it's also a unesco world heritage site. imposing edifice has inspired many famous people, including poet johan wolf, gone, goose, and composer. richard wagner. many terrorists have now found their way to the castle and the 1st guided tour, starting with me today. i'm getting a private tour from my uncle camp instead of joining a group, which would be tricky since we're shooting footage for d. w and could hold everyone up. this is our medieval palace building, built in the 12th century, and it is the only residence from the late romane

that's actually that has been a focal point forest for funds to watch the much as talk us through what it's like there. oh, come on. this is a nail biter. it's very difficult for me to pill my eyes away from the screen behind me. as you mentioned, the japan pro aisha game is the 1st game of art. what did you want you to go into extra time croatia came into this game clearly as the one the boys with the odds. she would be as pro issues hoping to replicate. it's success in 2018 and make it to the finals. they lost in 2018 to france, but the coaches said we may be a country of 4000000 people. but what we've been able to do to show the world that we are a global football force is nothing short of miraculous. japan, for its part, knows that it is viewed as an underdog. the samurai blue though has exceeded expectations by many are watching. what do you do? reading germany, reading for reading made rather, and really hoping tonight that they can also exceed expectations. yet again, i'm a big fan of dep, i'm definitely going for them and then we would want be new. i'm inside a so i had this co

it comes after the joint g 7 nations to limit moscow's funds of forest or ukraine. the $60.00 barrel dollar barrel cap will take effect on monday. also coming up, the u. s. panted on unveils its u. s. stealth bomber off the years of secretive development. be $21.00 grader is the 1st new us bama aircraft and more than 3 decades. and we check in on the world cup and guitar, where things got all we saved, messy for the australian team, looking for a spot in the quarter finals. that's all coming up later. ah, i'm hello mohammad. welcome to the program expires president brought him. is the lensky has called for a lower price cap on russian oil after the e. u and g 7 countries agreed to impose a price limit. the $60.00 per barrel cap aims to reduce moscow's ability to fund its war in ukraine, with revenue from petroleum exports. russian authorities rejected the cap and threatened to stop supplying nations that endorsed it. it's the mainstay of the russian economy. fossil fuels now under pressure from you countries who will band insurance and finance for russian oil shipme

us forest conservation fund bought this land for $1.7 million.sounds good alice for preserving that beauty. awful area up there that we are so lucky to have you were lucky to have sound to everybody behaving for you on the road sound. i would say so. dave and ali, i would say that this commute is sort of well behaved. if you will. let's let me turn these scanners down real quick. sometimes they get a little loud, westbound highway four. you can see that traffic is going to be a little bit slow coming over the hill to conquer it, so it's not completely wide open. but when you get to 6 80 or 2 42, i think you're going to like what you see. bay bridge looks very nice. the valium just isn't there yesterday we had kind of a busy day today. we're not. and that means to drive into san francisco looks pretty good. interstate 80. also looking good. we've been checking with all the bay area bridges and those look very lightly traveled at the moment at 7 18. what about today's weather? i do see some fog out there. lot of fun, but i like what i see there on

example, in 2019 , the court found the leader artyom sytnyk guilty of non-payment of funds for recreation in a forest and hunting farm in the rivne region. he denied the guilt and considered the accusation to be the pressure of the authorities of the same opinion, and to this day, here is an excerpt of an interview that sytnyk gave recently when the first detentions of the rest of the people who were always considered inviolable then of course problems started and the same same person the authorities created by these bodies began to do everything in order to stop these bodies so probably this explains that the anti-corruption court was created only in 2019 , although they started talking about its creation back in 2016. artem sytnyk is now the deputy head of the nation. the agency for the prevention of corruption is another link in the system of anti-corruption bodies of the nazk. the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office supervises the observance of laws during operative and investigative activities prior to the judicial investigation, all these bodies created over the past seven years, an

this year, the area of ​​forest fires in our country has decreased from 10 to 3.5 million square kilometers. this was made possible by additional fundingevention and fire fighting. at the same time, the area of ​​the restoration forest exceeds the area of ​​losses in two years restored 1 million hectares of forest about this, as well as about the support of russian subsoil users and other topics , the head of the ministry of natural resources alexander kozlov alexander alexandrovich spoke about this, as well as about the support of russian subsoil users and other topics. hello, thank you for agreeing to answer our questions. good afternoon, and 22 years go by, 23 comes, it is customary to sum up the results, build certain plans, as for your department. here, if we talk about the twenty-second year. and what is the first thing? would you note? well, i'm a little i will tell you about our department, our structure includes such issues as the management of the water surface, these are the rivers of the sea, our consumption of resources. this is our russian forest, which we are proud of, by the way, 20% of the world's forest is our russian

forest fires. well, the area covered by fire was 10 million square kilometers this year 3.5. why it happened we received additional funding immediately added personnel, because almost 5.000 paratroopers paratroopers for 70% of air raids. that is it patrolling. this means that the detection response, that is, increased we purchased equipment for our colleagues in the regions of almost 45,000 units per activity. our project was purchased and distributed in the territory. that is, we came prepared for the fire and our colleagues from the ministry of emergency situations and regional leaders. i think everyone, uh, fully objectively, assessing the situation, reacted to these fires. and here is the example of the famous yakutia. well, so that there is an understanding of yakutia - this is 90% of all fires in the country, that is, about 10 million 6 1/2 million were in the past year this year. it was almost 600.000, that is 10 times less. even if i'm not mistaken 13 times, and here we recently met with the head of yakutia and outlined plans in order not only to keep this figure, but also to reduce the area of ​​fires covered. eh

or we sell a treat to garden owners or private forest owners who then re present it didn't hurt or all fund i'm at the time one. since this is deann and me as 1st experience with renting a library, they need to know some of the basics of how to take care of it for the next couple of weeks. the status of the bottom of the important thing is that the tree is properly watered. the tree should be kept damn, not too close to the heater and not too long inside the apartment and then it will be fine. you have to water it. ah, the challenging part begins after the tree is packed up, ready to go, moving it directly into a heated house or apartment will cause it to break off its winter dormancy and start to grow. i'm really happy now that we have it here. it's healthy and it's green and the needles are really soft. um for me it just feels like christmas. finally, i think it looks a lot nice and it smells nice. and that gives us more of a christmas live. it's believe that the modern christmas tree originated in 16th century germany, when christians would bring them into their homes and decorate them w

forest fires. the area covered by the fire was somewhere around 10 million square kilometers this year 3.5. why did it happen? we received additional fundinged personnel , also almost 5,000 paratroopers paratroopers for 70% of air raids. that is, patrolling. this means that the detection response, that is , we have increased the equipment purchased for our colleagues in the regions, almost 45,000 units for the project activities were purchased and distributed in the territory on the example of yakutia and the famous. well, so that there is understanding yakutia is 90% of all fires in the country, that is, about 10 million 6 1/2 million happened last year this year. it was almost 600.000, that is 10 times less. we have a forest recovery area, but exceeds more than more than forest loss. that is more than a million hectares. we are this year and last year. well, that is, uh, there was a stop in the forest. watch the full version of the interview with the minister of natural resources and ecology alexander kozlov on our channel after 13:30 moscow time. schools in the regions will receive new buses first funds movements have already gone to th

forest. thank you very much. now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories making the news. international monetary fund, chief christalin, a caregiver, says the cost of keeping ukraine's economy going has risen. next, she expects the country, it's going to need $3.00 to $5000000000.00 yours a month. next year. yoga says russia's invasion has had a wide spread impact affecting food and energy prices globally. and the former ceo of crypto exchange f t x has denied committing fraud and apologized for the mistakes in the collapse of the cryptic currency giant. in a video statement, some vitamin fried said he did not deliberately mislead investors who have been unable to withdraw their funds from the bankrupt. moldova has a proud history of making wine and was once one of the soviet union's main why i'm going regions. now it has ambitions to join the e. u, and hopes to one day trade on the same terms as europe's greatest wine producing nations. however, war on mulder's doorstep and an economic downturn mean, these are tricky times for the countries. vineyards, lots of sun and little rain. 2022 will be a goo

kinds of questions when i meet them, whether it's out in the forest or at the restaurant or whatever they are, really, really — they love that fundd now it's a big responsibility. but you love it. but i love it. you do love it. 0k. on that note, nicola tango, a real pleasure having you on my show. thanks for your time. thank you. good luck with everything. aviation is hugely important to the global economy carrying both people and high value goods across the planet. in fact, before the pandemic, it was worth about 4% of the entire global economy. however, over the last three years it lost some $200 billion because of the pandemic. but with all the turbulence, the global economy is suffering, can it finally get back on course for a profit next year? well, i've been speaking to the head of the airline's trade body, its iata, the international air transport association. willie walsh. always a pleasure having you on the show. thanks for your time. and willie, let's start well, let's start with your 2023 forecast, next year's forecast. i mean, you're optimistic the industry will return to profit, a modest profit, but a profit nonethel

for many years, no funds were allocated for the restoration of monuments. many monuments stood for decades in the forestselementary here is the part on which we are now with you, the so-called port part ancient city. she was just full of garbage; more than 350 kamaz trucks, we took out the garbage. from this territory met its millionth visitor. even despite the pandemic, becoming not only a place of attraction for tourists. well, a favorite walking area for local residents, any festivals or ancient reconstructions are not a success here. therefore, the huge scaffolding of the cultural cluster, which are visible from here, even with the naked eye. it's like the announcement of the most anticipated event of the decade. not only for sevastopol for the entire region, of course, the presence of cultural clusters of development of the historical base. this is a very important factor for the guest, because crimea is a rich culture, rich history that you want to share with everyone and that it is being developed. it's really very cool. century bc, in ancient times, not only theatrical performances were shown her

funds. he was involved in ensuring access to clean water and quality medicines, developing countries in the fight against the disappearance of forestshe spread of deserts support for languages ​​and cultures that are threatened by the death of france and the french and do not want to break this connection. i have always taken on major challenges in the world. and the fund will serve as tools for this with its help. i want to awaken the conscience of people to fight for respect for the dialogue of cultures for sustainable development jacques chirac denied the hierarchy of civilization and was alien to the idea of ​​western superiority over the rest of the world. he lovingly collected paintings figurines masks from africa oceania southeast asia and south america all. this later became the basis of the museum's collection, the creation that he initiated of the museum of civilization and art, not of the european world in paris, now this museum bears the name of jacques chirac on the embankment on which it is located all these invisible things that celebrate people's love in life. no one knew how, since he communicated with ordinary peop

the inflation reduction act, and the funds that remain available through the forest staffing the parks, we effectively -- visitor services, facility maintenance and conservation of our resources in the park. we protect those values for which visitors come to the parks that's a significant improvement and we look forward to implementing the. >> i just want to encourage you and i want to work with ranking member more to make sure some of that inflation reduction act money goes design and other parks that are facing high visitors shipped and our leaders and thinking about how to balance increased capacity, increased visitor ship with quality of experience and protecting resources. i've seen firsthand some of what you've done there in terms of permitting in terms, of having shuttle bus system but as you and i both know, there's a line an hour plus long to get on to the shuttle bus. so i hope we can fight you to get you some of that funding and get you some of that stuff thing. i'll just observe for the committee that disneyland, in orange county, had about 8 million visitors in 2021. zion

through helthsy eco systems important to retain existing staff and increase urban forest staff and increase training funds for the staff that doesn't have any. if you go to the next slide. so, for eliminating fossil fuel in the transportation sector the key is retaining service and positions we have. if you look at delivering equity centered environmental solutions we want to make sure we continue our environmental justice grants program, keep our staff and last but not least, we are going to need to continue to scale that our administrative and policy support and so we'll-asking for dedicated policy staff for climate action training funds and to keep our existing positions. and so the last slide shows the timeline for the budget. we are here tonight december 6 just providing a update on the budget request. in mid-december the budget mayor office releases the budget instructions to potentially change the path of this request. in january we'll present the draft budget to the operation committee and then february we'll have the presentation to the full commission. after we do the presentation to the full co

forests. so we see more and more support, we see that more advanced weapons systems are coming and we see very large efforts to mobilize funds for support of ukrainian infrastructure to help the ukrainian people survive the winter as much as possible during this horrific attack on critical infrastructure regarding the debate between americans and europeans on this the reason is that during the mid-term elections in american politics there were comments that the europeans should do more, this is quite a classic debate about the distribution of the burden. these comments were fair . we need to do more, but this does not mean that the usa will do less, and for me this is good news, on the one hand, we hear about the readiness of the west to support ukraine by all possible means, on the other hand, there are types of weapons the supply of which nato countries have not yet agreed here, i mean tanks, fighters, as well as longer -range missiles, is there a chance that the countries from which ukraine expects such a step will change their minds, this is usually a very sensitive national topic, so each nato country will always have n

forest fires. the area covered by the fire was somewhere around 10 million square kilometers this year 3.5. why did it happen? we received additional fundingtely added personnel , also almost 5,000 paratroopers paratroopers for 70% of air raids. that is, this patrol means the detection of a response, that is, to increase we purchased equipment for our colleagues in the regions, almost 45,000 units for the project's activities were purchased and distributed in the territory, using the example of the famous yakutia. well, so that there is understanding yakutia is 90% of all fires in the country, that is , from 10 million to 6.5 million last year this year. it was almost 600.000, that is 10 times less. we have a forest recovery area, but it exceeds more than more than the loss, that is, more than a million hectares. we are this year and last year. well, that is, if uh happened, if the recovery of the industry, watch the interview with the minister of natural resources and ecology alexander kozlov on our channel after 13:30 moscow time. now about the weather you're a western inspector regions of russia are asking drivers today to be especially

forest fires. the area covered by the fire was somewhere around 10 million square kilometers this year 3.5. why did it happen? we received additional funding added personnel , also almost 5,000 paratroopers in the paratroopers for 70% of air raids. that is, this patrol means the detection of a response, that is, to increase we purchased equipment for our colleagues in the regions of almost 45,000 units for the project's activities was purchased and distributed in the territory on the example of the famous yakutia. well, so that the understanding was yakutia - this is 90% of all fires in the country, that is, about ten million , six and a half million were last year this year. it was almost 600.000 figures. that is, there is less here. we have a forest recovery area, but it exceeds more than more than the loss, that is, more than a million hectares. we are this year and last year. well, that is, uh, there was a restoration fully interview with the minister of natural resources and ecology alexander kozlov watch on our channel after 13:30 moscow time. at the forefront , the fighters are preparing for the celebration of the new year, decorate

forests or coral reefs. if anything, the natural world is under even more pressure here in the uk. according to the nature charity, the world wildlife fund. in fact, the uk is reckoned to have just 53% of its biodiversity left. i think the key thing that we need to do and we will concentrate on now is making sure that we have an increasing amount of habitat around the country. that's why we have legislated to bring half a million more hectares into place, as well as what we are going to do on rivers, as well as what we are going to do in our seas and oceans. some of that we have legislated for already, but we will keep up that work. so, what happens next? some environmental campaigners have said today�*s deal does not go far enough. there is a framework for monitoring the progress countries make, but it is up to their governments to incorporate the nature targets international policy. there is another issue — the targets are not binding on the countries that have signed the agreement. they do not have to do this. but, let�*s be clear, the consensus is that today�*s deal represent significant progress on tackling the crisis facing the wor

forests or coral reefs. if anything, the natural world is under even more pressure here in the uk. according to the nature charity, the world wildlife fund of its biodiversity left. i reckoned to have just 53% of its biodiversity left.- its biodiversity left. i think the key thing _ its biodiversity left. i think the key thing that - its biodiversity left. i think the key thing that we - its biodiversity left. i thinkj the key thing that we need its biodiversity left. i think i the key thing that we need to do and — the key thing that we need to do and we will concentrate on now— do and we will concentrate on now is— do and we will concentrate on now is making sure that we have an increasing amount of habitat around — an increasing amount of habitat around the country. that's why we have — around the country. that's why we have legislated to bring half — we have legislated to bring half a — we have legislated to bring half a million more hectares into— half a million more hectares into place, as well as what we are going _ into place, as well as what we are going to do on rivers, as well— are going to do on rivers, as well as— are going

forest fires for the first time in 5 years. well, the area covered by fire somewhere was 10 million square kilometers this year 3.5. why did it happen? we received additional fundingost 5.000 paratroopers on 70% flights. that is, this patrol means detecting a response, that is , we have increased equipment for our colleagues in the regions, almost 45,000 units for the project's activities were purchased and distributed in the territory on the example of the famous yakutia. well, so that the understanding was yakutia - this is 90% of all fires in the country, that is, about 10 million 6.5 million were last year this year. it was almost 600,000 figures, that is, 10 times less of our forest restoration area, but more than more than forest losses. that is more than a million hectares. we are this year and last year. well, that is, uh, there was a recovery. industrialists, well done, watch the full version of the interview with the minister of natural resources and ecology alexander kozlov on our channel after 13:30 moscow time. we now have sports news ilya rusada, authorized to approve the all-russian anti-doping rules instead of the ministry of sports roman good morn

forest seed processing workshop. here they are cleaned, sorted, dried, the seeds are extracted and sent for storage. here we store e, reserve fundpine, barely as easy to kill as badly stored triton 200 kg before storage calculated 10-15 and if necessary more seeds are stored at constant temperature, constant humidity. eh, minus two degrees in 20 years, 1,200 tons of cones were processed in the shop and 18 tons of seeds were obtained, the germination rate is almost 100%. therefore, they come from abroad for seeds, and in sweden, every third yolka comes from the klubok region. so you see the winter will stretch, old europe for 22 years of our work center for the processing of forest seed raw materials. we have sold about 3.5 tons for export. uh, spruce pine seeds from seeds are grown planting material. a closed root system guarantees better survival of seedlings. every year workers of the klubok forestry plant up to 150 hectares of new forest. olga maslovskaya mikhail khristoforov tv news agency. the love for hockey in belarus gave its shoots, our team went down in history in moscow on the ice of the cska arena, the first internat

forest. make sure you let us know what resources you need, if we need to provide additional funding in, or assistance in any way. in order for you to do your job effectively, then you mister chairman, and i'm going to -- >> thank you miss titus, now we recognize the gentlelady from tennessee, in this harsh berger from washington -- >> thank you mister chairman, and ranking member. honestly, i want to thank law enforcement for the job that they do. we don't get enough thank-yous these days. for his question is for -- we've heard about a fierce process for the security, but the committee, the federal facilities have been under this purview, my question is, what is i see that are all these agencies with security -- which applies with the standard? >> thanks for the question. this is back to 2019 where we released a compliance system. so the 66 departments and bases that make up the inter agency security committee, part of their report is everything that was going to run compliance was created by them, or compliance subcommittee. they are part of the process. now they must report on what they are doing w

forest. a stone crush, a song gorilla garden, and modern peanuts of camera, africa, direct on how jessia, when the news breaks, it's designed to represent a better when it's now become a place to welcome funds from around the world when people need to be heard. and the story told this area of size will be an island within 100 years. with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, here in germany is largest trailer ford show you how to come to, how would you 0 has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and lives ah, hotel casino in cambodia catches fire, killing several people and injuring doesn't ah time, sammy dan, this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up, global concern is paging easiest. cobra 19 measures the us is the latest to impose restrictions on travelers from china. the search is on the new york state for victims of the major winter storm which plunged tens of thousands of people into the dark. israel is set the square in the most right wing government in its history, led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. ah, several people have been killed in a huge fire. it's a cambodian casino complex on the tie border. thousands more have been injure

forest-seed processing workshop. here they are cleaned , sorted, dried, the seeds are extracted and sent for storage, here we have, uh, a reserve fund. seed. eh, pine trees, barely easy to kill badly stored 3 t. e, 200 kg before storage calculated 10-15 if necessary more seeds are stored at a constant temperature constant humidity. uh, minus two degrees in 20 years, the shop processed 1,200 tons of cones and received 18 tons. seed similarity is almost 100%. therefore, they come from abroad for seeds, and in sweden, every third yolka comes from the klubok region. so you see, old europe will last the winter for 22 years of work of our center for the processing of forest seeds. we have sold about 3.5 tons for export. uh, spruce pine seeds are grown from seeds for planting materials, a closed root system guarantees better survival of seedlings. every year workers of the klubok forestry plant up to 150 hectares of new forest. olga maslovskaya mikhail khristoforov tv news agency. the love for hockey in belarus gave its shoots, our team went down in history in moscow on the ice of the cska arena, the first international tournament in the 3

very brief recap on san francisco urban forest. 6 years ago we only it funding to maintain one third of the street tree and it was dropping. that was about 20,000 street trees. we were relinquishing responsibility to property ordinance. the last 10 years there has been grounds work. with adopted an urban forest plan in 2012. called for the conduction of finance study. that study made recommendations. political -- machinations and prospect e passed by 80% and the question should the city min tain all street trees the answer was, yes. so now we are maintaining 125,000 trees we'll talk about permits and trees that are initiated from public works. and a baptist a visual again. when we got up and running we had survey of the trees in the staechl we had a priorityize across all districts to make sure everyone was touched and addressed. but had to dot most work in the neighborhoods that had both the most trees and the largest to address the greatest number of maintenance needs this is our progress in the last 5 years. we have a website that out lines the process. not as in great detail you

territory of belarus , collected from the funds of the countries of the creators of the new six-volume book, as well as germany and the usa walks along the forest for russia and the fourth people's fate. the publication of such a sixth volume collection is an important educational mission that it has fulfilled, and our country, which will go down in history all the same, which will contribute to the preservation of our traditions, the preservation of our historical memory of the continuity of generations, we remember the sacrifices that were made, and in the course of this we remember these wars people who died, our historical memory is preserved and we enshrine it at the level of our basic law of the constitution of the republic of belarus that we represent it just now, summing up the years of historical memory, of course, it is very much in demand now. e, he serves in good and in educational institutions, as additional materials for e. i actively use it in the general educational process, our scientists, the prosecutor general's office. now actively uses these collections. here in the course of the investigation, taking into account the fact

affairs has provided the funding for this, which is $95 million contract that was given to ash britt, which typically does fema-type disaster relief projects. the coronado national forestestablished in 1902. five years later, the roosevelt reservation was established i president theodore roosevelt. this is a 60 foot wide strip that begins just west of el paso on the rio grande and goes all the way to the pacific ocean. this allows the federal government to have control over this area for border security and commerce purposes. the secretary of homeland security has the authority under their real id act of 2005 to waive all laws of the construction of border barriers. this is a very scary thing that americans should be very concerned about, this law. the arizona governor does not have this authority. the establishment of the coronado national forest and the roosevelt reservation predates the arizona statehood, which took place in 1912. so the department of justice has ordered the shipping containers to be removed and the strip -- the construction to stop yet the governor continues to disregard those orders. amy: where to the shipping containers come from? >> well, it is

forest management over two years. >>> well the feds have awarded sonoma county $6 million to fight fires. the money is the first part of a series of grants and matching funds totaling $49 million. the money will go forwards vegetation management, and making structures more resistant to fires. i know the state was saying a lot of it was because of additional firefighters, but i feel like weather played a role too. >> huge. we lucked out in the way fall brought us different parts of rain, and the rest of summer played out. that was a major factor for allowing this to play out. >>> it is 5:09. holiday celebrations are going strong on the peninsula. we'll tell you about a festival over the weekend that happened for the first time. >>> firefighters in the east bay are inviting people to donate (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like d

pricing reflects a broad set of views out there among forest forecasters for 2023 on growth goldman sachs writing, we're skeptical they will cut the fundsuntil the economy is threatening to enter recession and we do not expect that to happen this year but mfug writing, by mid to late summer, fear of an economic downturn triggers a shift in monetary policy. what's least likely to be the subject of debate, the feds plan to bring down the balance sheet. plans to bring it down by another 1.1 trillion next year to around 7 1/2 trillion i think that process is going to have more impact as the year goes by. it's a reason in my mind for the fed good slower and stop hiking maybe just a bit sooner. becky? >> steve, we were having a conversation last night just around how tight the labor market still is. i have a daughter who is working in a retail store. she was one of three people in this huge store there for the entire day two of them were just summer workers who came back in over the holidays it was a lot to try to get through. we have a car that we can't get back from the shop because they don't have any mechanics the labor market is still in

mainly funding that will go to developing countries for them to protect a common good, a global common something that is actually beneficial for everyone in the world. the amazon, southeastern forest, and traffic infernal spoken to the fish it is in the ocean, and all global commons that are important to every single person of the planets tell us what's at stake if people and countries do not commit to, to their part of implementation. and from what you've seen, what's been the impact of a not only climate change, but also habitat loss, pollution and development. what sort of impacts is that all had on biodiversity well, but it has been declining sharply and constantly. i think in the last 70 years, we have just a nice the just sent me is going to be fun for to put index to can you about the 69 percent declining? go round populations or about the last 50 years, which is a blink of an eye compared today. i mean, it's have, you know, many of the species been on the planet so there is no doubt rather to the county, but there's no just about one that i, which of course will, can we have the model to exist and preserve it is all about cells they, they also by diversity is all about the

forest on the island of ne-yo. more than three years after this was announced, not one foreign party has entered into a contract for fundingour asian investment reporter. what's the motivation? why are they creating this new capital? >> inc. you for having me. one of the primary reasons to build a new capital is the existing capital in indonesia, jakarta, is sinking. it's overcrowded and congested. the idea is to elevate some of the pressure from jakarta and create a new administrative capital, very much like what you have in the u.s., which is you have washington, d.c. and you have new york. the key reason is to spread the wealth. currently wealth and power is very much concentrated to jakarta. jakarta contributed 16% to indonesia's gdp and the other reason is basically to establish higher economic status by 2030 five. this new capital is expected to create more than 4 million jobs, it's expected to bring in more sectors, investment in new sectors like clean energy, renewable energy and that is why they want this new capital very badly. kathleen: it's great that it's going to create jobs and help the country get richer bu

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