of the interior. >> michael: the department of the interior.trying to right some historical wrongs. many of which have been done under the guise of the department of the interior. tell me about that journey. what has that been like? >> secretary haaland: yes. the department that i now lead once had the job of working to assimilate indians, moving native americans out of their communities, away from their families, to assimilate them into mainstream society. one of the ways they did that was to essentially steal children and ship them off, sometimes thousands of miles away from their homes to attend indian boarding schools. and so when i got to the department, we thought about, what can we do to make a difference in the future of our native communities across the country? one of the ways was to be honest about our country's history. it is a history that not a lot of people -- not a lot of americans realize, right? so we wanted to bring attention to that. we wrote two reports. our team researched, they read 103 million pages of documents to put t

interior if— interior, former minister of interior if the government has fallen— interior if the governmentur think anyone could. our political _ think anyone could. our political commentator, | think anyone could. oi" political commentator, thank you very much indeed. a reminder of our breaking news, the french government has fallen. it has been overthrown by a parliamentary vote of no—confidence. 331mps by a parliamentary vote of no—confidence. 331 mps voted against, that is a majority of mps and the parliamentary chamber beyond may, so michel barnier, the prime minister, is now constitutionally forced to tender his record resignation to president michael, the ball and president michael's court. it is a challenging time for this country and its modern history. studio: it leaves out more turmoil and chaos in the coming months. ., , , months. yet it does. president mccone is _ months. yet it does. president mccone is really _ months. yet it does. president mccone is really going - months. yet it does. president mccone is really going to - months. yet it does. president mccone is really goin

now we'll add to that the freeze warning and that covers the north bay interior valleys and interior mountains and the east santa clara valley. so you can see it's going to be terribly cold. plants are at risk here. and uncovered outdoor pipes as well. temperatures will drop down to about 29in santa rosa. we'll see lots of low to mid 30s all around the inland areas, around the bay area and even around the bay shoreline. we'll see lows of 35 at fremont, 38 at san mateo. but tomorrow, well, it will be milder than the overnight will be, but it will be a chilly day under mostly sunny skies, highs rising only to the mid 50s. what about the new year's eve forecast? i'll have that for you a little bit later. dan. okay. >> spencer, thanks very much. bad timing for bart. a power outage today interrupd service between the coliseum and the oakland airport stations. sky seven captured this video of a train stopped on the tracks. you can see it there clearly. a service went out around 330 this afternoon at 6 p.m. bart was warning passengers of nearly 20 minute delays due to an equipment problem o

so that's why you see that the interior minister, that's why you see the tons that i think the justice minister is also there. so 3 members of the drum and cabinets that are going to play a very important role when it comes to not only finding that's motivation, but specifically about understanding what political implications this might have. we also of course, have to remember that all of sholtes just the last confidence votes, which triggered the early elections, which will be taking place in february. thomas, how much supports does all of schultz have actually magda berg? are people going to be welcoming his arrival in the city? how is he perceived by the people there? it's important that you mentioned this mariana because one way of looking at this one way of analyzing this is for the security lance or the security perspective. but another way of looking at this is definitely by understanding that this is the old place into the political campaign that we're already seeing. the elections are in 2 months. those are the elections that you refer to. so when you have high renting politi

the regional interior minister is saying they assume this to be an attack.re reports that at least one person has been killed and several injured. that number is also ranging from several to between 60 and 80. that is according to the afp news agency. we don't have verify details on any of this at the moment, lots of speculation on social media, where indeed, there is footage of the moments this incident unfolded. we are not going to show it because it has not been verified and is also extremely distressing. you see a car driving at speed into a group of people at this christmas market. you can understand this figure of possibly being quoted of 60 to 80 people possibly being injured. you see a huge emergency presence there, police on the streets, ambulances, emergency crews. this will be a huge logistical operation for those hoping to assist those injured. i witnesses telling broadcasters that the car and drove straight into the crowd. they said in the direction of the town hall. police, local government spokespersons not immediately available to comment bec

so the interior minister on nancy, facebook and big trunk. so the old i've shots will be visiting the scene of the prime tomorrow. saturday to see for themselves what actually happens. and it's to express the some of the r t that brief hold. i'm shipping, photoshop and listening to those. dominic, obviously the parameters of the suspects that attack will be emerging in the hours and days ahead. we're still seeing these live pictures on the scene and mark the board of an enormous security presence. we know that the chancellor, german transfer all off shots has things rescue workers for their efforts these past few hours. let me ask you, from your experience and from the fact that there was a previous attack at a christmas market in 2016 in berlin. what might the steps going forward be when it comes to the protocols of investigating all of this? the 1st things 1st, the interior administrators and the federal. so the whole stage handle federal interior ministry will be wanting to reassure people about the situation in the, in this country as tru

the freeze warning, which covers the north bay interior valleys and interior mountains, and the eastern santa clara valley once again, both of these in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. it's going to be a very cold overnight period. we expect low temperatures to drop down to about 29 in santa rosa, 33 at napa, over in the inland east bay. we're talking about mid 30s, 34 at livermore, 36 concord, even around the bay shoreline, 35 will be the low at fremont, 38 san mateo and down into the south bay. 35 low in san jose and 33 at morgan hill. now tomorrow skies will be mainly sunny, but don't expect much of a warm up in the afternoon. it's going to be seasonably cool with highs mainly in the mid 50s, about 55 to 56 degrees in most locations. so let's move along. take a look at the new year's eve forecast. partly cloudy skies. temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s as we as we approach the midnight hour. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast 2025 gets off to a quiet start on wednesday with mainly sunny skies, a little bit milder on thursday. clouds increase though. chance of

the freeze warning, which covers the north bay interior valleys and interior mountains, and the easternanta clara valley once again, both of these in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. it's going to be a very cold overnight period. we expect low temperatures to drop down to about 29 in santa rosa, 33 at napa, over in the inland east bay. we're talking about mid 30s, 34 at livermore, 36 concord, even around the bay shoreline, 35 will be the low at fremont, 38 san mateo and down into the south bay. 35 low in san jose and 33 at morgan hill. now tomorrow skies will be mainly sunny, but don't expect much of a warm up in the afternoon. it's going to be seasonably cool with highs mainly in the mid 50s, about 55 to 56 degrees in most locations. so let's move along. take a look at the new year's eve forecast. partly cloudy skies. temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s as we as we approach the midnight hour. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast 2025 gets off to a quiet start on wednesday with mainly sunny skies, a little bit milder on thursday. clouds increase though. chance of sh

the full cycling, chito flats, and entire communities fronts is interior minister has arrived to join the crisis operations. the french military has delivered aid supplies as rescue, as on our racing to stave off. the humanitarian does often of the 1st came the winds and rain from cycling chito and then came the next thread. the wind spread destruction left behind them. i don't wonder frances, poorest overseas territories rescue teams have already started to clear the debris left behind by the storm. and help is on the way from france in the form of emergency workers and humanitarian aid. a badly needed lifeline for those who have already lost everything. come to get something to eat for the kids and for us adults as well. we've got nothing left. the wins taking it all the way we had stocked up at the wing took it up. what date was the one i probably would have had no water for 3 days now, so it's starting to be a lot. we're trying to get the bare minimum to live on. because we don't know when the water will come back to do. the full scale of the destruction is visible from the air. m

this would be the north bay interior mountains. be the north bay interior valleys, the areas which was protected. those little bally's and also way down in the santa clara area, the santa clara hills, eastern, santa clara hills, freeze warning for them. much of the rest of the bay area. it's a process and visor e. and it's for much of the north bay and also peninsula except right along the shore of the pacific ocean and san francisco. also no frost advisory there. >> but this expires both these advisories and warnings, bikes fire at 10 o'clock this morning. and then we're off to a lovely start. >> temperature change yesterday was really chilly. it's even chillier again this morning. so the temperatures have plummeted over the last couple of days down 4 degrees in napa compared to yesterday down 8 degrees in livermore down 5 in oakland. so as you can see, you might want to bundle up as you head out the door. couple extra layers might be a good idea. warm jacket because temperatures in the 40's, even the 30's. 37 for ballet whole. 33

entonces el panorama bastante calmado, cerca de la costa y también hacia el interior.décadas y graves problemas de salud mental. según reportaron las autoridades, el incidente que tuvo lugar al sur de orville dejó a los niños de 5 y 6 años gravemente heridos. hay imágenes de los pequeños. según el sheriff, el atacante había programado una cita con el director de la escuela bajo un nombre falso, supuestamente para inscribir a su nieto. pero todo fue una estrategia para llevar a cabo el ataque contra los pequeños. miren esto. una caja eléctrica explotó este jueves bajo una acera. esto fue en lima-perú, hiriendo a la mujer que pasaba por el lugar. el incidente ocurrió debido a un posible fallo en el mantenimiento de los cables, lo que provocó una sobrecarga eléctrica. imágenes de cámaras de seguridad muestran a la mujer siendo golpeada por la tapa metálica de la caja y cayendo parcialmente dentro de ella antes de ser auxiliada por un militar que patrullaba la zona. medios locales informaron que la víctima se encuentra en condición estable. cambiamos de tema y esta sin dud

you have to remember that the entire interior was covered with l the entire interior was covered withor scholars like myself, however, in spite of wearing all that gear, to be able to climb up all that gear, to be able to climb up a scaffolding and go all the way up up a scaffolding and go all the way up to the height of the votes and up and down the length of the building, we could see things, especially because they were cleaning the building so wonderfully, that we could never seen before. at the high parts of the building. so we now have so much more information about the construction of the cathedral, the construction of the cathedral, the groups of workers, not only nobodies, of course, but back in the 12th century when we have no documents, when notre dame was begun, no text survive about the beginning of the construction nor about the labour force, but we can tell a lot no from mason's marks and chisel marks, we can really tell a story about the cathedral that is much more detailed than anything we could see before. that much more detailed than anything we could see before.— c

he will be here for himself on saturday morning as will the interior minister of germany, nancy phase, who will be wanting to see what has happened to, but also to show the solidarity with the people of this city. but also with those who will close up in this incidents because it does reminds people of what has happened at christmas markets in germany previously. so suddenly, the incidents of 2016 branch and dizzy and asylum seekers failed asylum seeker and as i'm reached, drive the truck into a crowded christmas market in west berlin. lots of echoes of that here. this is as close as we can get to the scene of the crime right now. i mean, it gets interesting. you mentioned the ontario, administer non c phase. and she said any last month that there were no concrete signs of danger to christmas markets this year. but she added that it would be wise to be vigilant and how, what suddenly sounding ominous now and christmas markets such a traditional thing to do in gemini, and as he also having saying and your lives the for the last friday before christmas. what has this done? what will thi

we're just seeing interior shots of the - interior shots of the cathedral.it was very dark- i went — it was before. yes, it was very dark. i went into _ it was before. yes, it was very dark. i went into the - it was before. yes, it was very dark. i went into the cathedral one year before the fire and it was very dark, you couldn't see anything. now you can see everything. it is very beautiful.— everything. it is very beautiful. ., beautiful. so in a way it has improved — beautiful. so in a way it has improved it. _ beautiful. so in a way it has improved it. yes, _ beautiful. so in a way it has improved it. yes, it - beautiful. so in a way it has improved it. yes, it is - beautiful. so in a way it has improved it. yes, it is clean as it should _ improved it. yes, it is clean as it should have _ improved it. yes, it is clean as it should have been - improved it. yes, it is clean i as it should have been before the fire. it is a pity we need a fire to restore the cathedral this time. it is because of the fire we have the cathedral today like this.— fire we have

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so now we have a restored cathedral with new interior furnishings. it's fabulous. it's unlikely that the restoration of no time will ever be truly completed. but once again, it can receive both visitors and the faithful. and if you'd like to see live coverage of the ceremony. reopening notes are down to the public. you can head to the w's youtube channel, starting today at 7 pm central time. so that's at youtube dot com slash at dw news . all right, let's get you a quick reminder now of our top story or the south korea as president a unit. so fuel has survived and impeachment votes after a boy con fine lawmakers from his own party members. the ruling party walked out of the parliamentary chamber, leaving the motion short of the votes needed surpass. don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google plank or from the app store. that will give you the latest from around the world as well as breaking news notification the you're up to date on the w news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with some more headlines for you. after

the interior of my cars is always very appealing to me. you have very high quality, everything looks and touches really good advice each of the cx, 80 has asked to drive a personalization system that will recognize you with a camera. so the moment you take a seat, it will see uh, it's a manual and then it will adjust the seating position. the steering wheel, your side view mirrors, but also the climate control and the sound system. if you set your preferences and then you won't have to do that again, the moment you getting the call, it will see it's you and then adjust everything. and that's pretty nice. as you would expect from an s u v, that is almost 5 meter in length. there is a lot of space head room is okay. leg room is also absolutely okay. the seats, uh comfortable. you have a nice cop holder right here with a little table that you can full way if you don't need it, by the way, the cx, 80 stand, the comes as a 7 seater. those 6 seats, configurations that we have right here is off to know from the higher trim levels. so if you want

so now we have a restored cathedral with new interior furnishings. it's fabulous. it's unlikely that the restoration of no time will ever be truly completed. but once again, it can receive both visitors and the faithful and for live coverage of the ceremony. reopening no to the down to the public, you can had to do the use youtube channel starting today at 7 pm central european time. so that's at youtube dot com slash at dw news us. and before we go, let's get you a quick reminder of our top story. the . 7 videos in june. you belong to the 77 percent comfortable. i just got on 65 full was while all those top 5 years, 3 reasons why 1115. we are here to help you make up your mind. we are here on please find your mind. so all of the topics i'm much up to you from couple fixed a new culture and in 15 minutes.

now we have a restore to federal with brand new interior furnishings. are these okay. the new look is fabulous. that is the only 6 told me all the restoration work won't be completed for another few years. but even with the cranes and scaffolding still surrounding it, you know, to them is more popular than ever. 5 years after it came so close to being last forever trimming the tree, wrapping, press and baking cookies are just a few of the typical things that many people do at christmas time. but here in europe there are some lesser known traditions which you may not know. do you know these christmas traditions to from hungry and serbia are calling every delicacies and one from romania is a musical tradition hungry like most other european countries is getting into the christmas spirit. little pieces of candy. that's an essential part of the hum, gary and christmas. are these field chocolate called so long so far? phones have gone so long, so sort of is the taste of my childhood. it reminds me of what he's gone by. the fact you know, a dash delicious, sweet and soothing

the cause has still not been determined with absolute certainty. large sections of the roof and interior were destroyed. an especially dramatic moment was the collapse of the spire. digging back to the 19th century massey and n d j remembers that day very well as conservator of no to them. she was among the 1st to be informed that when you cut back 1st, i couldn't believe it also. then i thought to myself and yet, oh, it won't be on that badge. but i'll go over there anyway. and there on site to, nobody knew how the fire had started, or how much time the firefighters would give us or how many optics we could save in a situation like that. you have no time to think. uh, you just do whatever you can approve uh level the world looked on in horror, but not to downward, stood the infernal, most of the cathedral and its iconic facade were saved, the disaster, and least the ways of both dismay and solidarity worldwide. over $1000.00 people have been working on the comprehensive restoration for shuttles, plus inside. the biggest challenge for all of us was to finish up on time on the we had to f

pero también un poquito más hacia el interior de la zona del valle central.e las 17:00 de la tarde vemos como descienden un poco esas temperaturas, pero se mantiene ese panorama. nuestro pronóstico extendido no solo para el viernes, sino que también para el sábado y domingo, estamos viendo como un sistema de baja presión se encuentra más hacia el norte. los impactos realmente no los vamos a sentir aquí cerca, sino que más cerca de portland y seattle. por la mayor parte, los próximos días, incluyendo el inicio de la próxima semana, vamos a ver esas condiciones secas, pero a largo plazo, ya para diciembre 12 estamos viendo un posible sistema que traerá algunos cambios, pero bueno, disfruten de este día y no solo este día. los próximos 7 días creo que les va a gustar como pintan las temperaturas porque mínimas también se van a mantener un poquito más calientes en los cuartos calientes dependiendo de a quién le preguntes. en los cuarentas y en los cincuentas. pero mira temperaturas en los sesentas y setentas que esta mañana me gusta. sí, verdad? sí. calmado, un p

the french interior minister said he feared a heavy death toll.que. 0ur weather presenter elizabeth rizzini explains more about what the path of the storm. this tropical cyclone is intensifying at the moment in the very warm waters of the mozambique channel, and it's gradually tracking its way further westwards now towards the coast of northern mozambique, where it's due to make landfall really in the next few hours, the early hours of sunday morning. and then it's going to track further westwards, affecting parts of malawi and also zimbabwe as well. of course, once it makes the next landfall, then it will start to weaken again. but it's particularly intense at the moment. we've seen some gusts at sea of 280km/h. that's i73mph. and it will cause a storm surge when it gets to the northern mozambique coast. it's likely to affect the cities of nampula and pemba. it will bring a lot of very heavy rainfall locally. some spots could see as much as 300mm of rainfall. but of course, we're very concerned about the strength of the winds as well, which are i

safety justice the first issue that comes up is base funding at the department of the interior. quick's make sure he has that. [laughter] secondly, the department of justice is incredibly important we talked a lot about operations and could do that for a long time. it's incredibly important for tribal nations. our cops program law enforcement officers funds equipment, or jp is incredibly important. her office on violence against women and tribal court systems, strengthening capacity to exercise special tribal criminal jurisdiction. it's funny tribal spouses. a lot of these savannas act work was increasing uses of our funding so now you can get money from the federal government to do your mm ip reporting and you have two programs that allow for that. the new healing in response team initiative, they came up with $2 million to dedicate to the minnesota indian women sexual assault coalition to deliver this trauma informed healing for tribal communities. we have a request for 10 million they continue to do that work around the country. they came up with $2 million to dedicate the se

so now we have a restore and cathedral with new interior furnishings. it's fabulous. it's unlikely that the restoration of no time will ever be truly completed. but once again, it can receive both visitors and the faithful and for live coverage of the ceremony, reopen or ceremony. ceremonial, reopening of no to the down to the public, had to do w's youtube channel starting today at 7 pm central european time. that's at youtube dot com slash app t. w. news, no truck. we turn to syria where syria's long time dictator bizarre all outside, is facing uprisings on multiple fronts. as the main rebel offensive in the north was continues to move towards damascus. opposition factions in the south are closing in on the capital. these images and social media shows syrian protesters toppling a statute of the late president shall i, subs, father, in germany in the southern suburbs of damascus. rebels have already sketched the entire southern province adara in the north. syrian rebels are petroleum, the country side, or on the key city of homes. as government forces begin to defend

interior portions of the east bay and the santa clara valley. as you wake up tomorrow morning, you will want to bundle up. . as we got mostly 30s in te forecast near san jose, up towards livermore and dublin. and again there you see the temperatures around napa and santa rosa. now later this week we'll see warmer temperatures as more moisture and eventually rain and wind return to that 7-day forecast. how it might impact the weekend and our forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. back to you. okay. see you in a bit. thanks, rob. we are learning new details about a freeway shooting in the east bay. it happened overnight on eastbound 24 near orinda. video shows a car with bullet holes on the shoulder near the tunnel. chp confirms two people were shot but survived with minor injuries. officers closed lanes on eastbound 24 until about two this morning, and so far, no word on a motive and no arrests have been made. in oakland, police are investigating a child hit by a car this morning. it happened on ascot drive, right in front of joaquin miller elem

crosstalk ..the federal government's interior minister.er reference to the nazis because it is true — and you cannot deny this — that bjorn hocke, for example, the md leader in thuringia, has been convicted by a court of using a slogan which he must have known was redolent of nazi rhetoric and language. he was convicted in a court for using it, and many germans worry that a leader of your party who can use nazi language is sending a signal which is deeply dangerous for your country and for europe. well, firstly, just a few days ago, our german chancellor scholz used a nazi term. unfortunately, there is no staatsanwalt, no prosecutor of the state suing him for that. but it's exactly the same thing. he should be sued for that. these things, i'm not saying they must happen, but not... they shouldn't. they shouldn't happen, of course. but, yes, there was a slip of tongue. that was... he didn't know, bjorn hocke didn't know it. and it's really interesting that it's the third time i'm here on the show...for five years now, i think, and we're alw

obviously it's those interior valleys in the north bay east bay and south bay.ut notice even along the peninsula, we have this cold is a little more widespread. so lows and looking out for tonight. now here in san francisco about 42 degrees. but 32 up in santa rosa. 35 in napa. you head over to the east bay conquer. 36 34 in livermore in down in the south bay. 36 in san jose. 33 in morgan hill and some of the more wind sheltered valleys could certainly get colder than that. in fact, possible even see some of those upper 20's in the north bay where they're under that freeze warning. now you can see the frost advisories also for the coast and for parts of the east bay and the peninsula. but notice that we also have that freeze warning down in parts of the santa clara hills, the eastern santa clara hills, too. so this is very widespread. so just make sure you're ready for it. now, let's talk about new year's eve at the forecast for that. we go through tonight. obviously some high clouds out there, but really nice to start tomorrow. nice and sunny once again, i don'

so now we have a restored cathedral with new interior furnishings. it's fabulous. it's unlikely that the restoration of no time will ever be truly completed. but once again, it can receive both visitors and the faithful and for live coverage of the ceremony, reopening no trip down to the public had to double use youtube channel starting today at 7 pm central time. that's at youtube dot com slash at dw news. and with that, you're up to date on the w. news of next is our tech showed shift. i marion, i haven't seen, i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the living plan in d. w bought. com, how to make greener choices in your everyday lives. but honestly, try to busy and working 32 hours a week to be better for the 5 minutes and 40. but of course we shouldn't be no need be the living scientists just had subscribe. whatever you listen to pod costs, not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this.

and there is the risk of water bone disease and we, the front is interior minister is visiting miles right now. can you tell us more about what fronts is actually doing to support its own territory and what is obviously a catastrophic situation while it is yes, the government, the interior, minnesota, the you said earlier that it might take days or even weeks to figure out how many people were killed by this devastating sight claim at the authorities all have put in place. and alice to that is going through reunion re union island just 2 and a half hours by applying away from my york. we've also hud tags, kindly the about 1600 young dogs and police officers in my office to make sure that everything is going smoothly and a tyrese's going to send and the 800 personal to help them. obviously for just also trying to re establish, reconstruct the international airport in my, your kindly, the control tower is not working. so in the military plains, columbia. and that kind of limits, obviously the, the, the age that can be proved that so different today in different ways that trying to re e

it's an interior that is no longer painted as it once was.es from this part of france. it's a long, long way from the scenes of devastation of that evening in april, with the flames engulfing the medieval roof timbers and then, the next day, the open gulf over the transept and the charred wreckage all around. president macron said he'd have it back in five years, and he has — a point he was not slow in making on american tv. make possible the unthinkable. so the impossible is not impossible, huh? definitely. it's a french motto. impossible is not french. president macron has plenty of problems at the moment. he's just lost his government, so before donald trump and his other guests today, he wants to make the new notre dame a symbol of french can—do. it's unfortunate that the current state of the country doesn't quite match the soaring achievement of its most famous building. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. let's speak to professor antonio sennis, who is a professor of medieval history at ucl. professor, tell us why the restoration of notre

when he was interior minister and recipients as well. he said his deputy prime minister had arrived for the verdict. jenna magic, a. mateo salvi seemed calm in the media crush, but he had to wait till the day before hearing. he'd been clear. i don't know charges. now he's elated and feels vindicate, said so can you claim that it's only has one? and so has the concepts that defending road is defending the homeland opposing human smugglers? traffic is all foreign in g owes and protecting our children is not a crime, but a right. it took us some time, but we got there. solving a have stopped a spanish charity rescue boat from duncan unit tally in 2019. with a $147.00 microns and asylum seekers on board. they was stuck off show for $93.00 weeks before a court order and the evacuation and criminal charges followed. what stage the american actor richard had visited the boat and spoke of the conditions on board. so vini was interior ministry at the time, the band charities for bringing migrants to the country, accusing them of making overcrowde

he was interior minister at the time, the band charities for bringing migrants to the country, accusing them of making over crowded conditions was particularly on the island of land produce. it is just the system has long been adults with the right wing government over its immigration laws. the galaxy of prime minister, georgia malone is plans to send asylum seekers to pena has only recently been questioned by court in room. maloney has given her full support to solving with solving he found innocent, it's possible that his government may well look again at sheltering its pulse. so the few charity ships that still help us on them, so it goes, trying to cross the mediterranean. no. andrew simmons alger 0. it will leave you with live images of something on our radar. this is the center of the house of congress, little made because of the voting to, if it's a potential shut down on the government services will keep of course, a close to eye on that off to days of wrangling inside story is coming up. next, the, the hello is looking a little wind straight across the good parts of the middle

ago, i would never have believed i would be standing here, addressing you, as the secretary of the interior. thank you. [applause] thank you. talking about the historic progress we have made for indian country. president biden has been the best president for indian country in my lifetime. [cheers and applause] this is a president and an administration that truly sees indigenous people and has worked tirelessly to address the issues in indian country that have long been underfunded for outright ignored. from infrastructure to education to the crisis of missing and murdered indigenous people, president joe biden has directed historic resources into the hands of tribal leaders who know best how to strengthen their communities. across the investing in america agenda, historic $45 billion, more than 15 years' worth of the bureau of indian affairs annual budget, have gone into indian country through this administration. with that comes enduring and transformational change. it means electrifying homes on the hopi reservation in arizona that never had it. protecting cultural resources like salmon w

so let's look forward to working in all these different thoughts with a hearing defrances interior in minnesota. is that right now? you mentioned these lists, but what most specifically is from doing to address this awful situation in its own territory. the interior minister of who knows how you have said and repeated actually that it will be, it will take days or it's not weeks to find out how many people have died during this sikes line. and there are, for now we only know a few dozen box authorities expect to rise thoughts to go up to, you know, a few 100. so even if you sounds at the car to these are trying to get more age to the territories to that territory. there's also they also a single piece for a donation in place so that people spend money to finance or thought i, i'm tonight at the how is it that will be a crisis meeting slacked by am i am i call a to get a force isn't quite even more items coming days and weeks, a report by the french poet holloman earlier this year, highlighted some serious issues with a does off the management and from says overseas terrace freeze. the

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