and just like that, the end of andy murray's tennis career.to be part of team gb over the last 20 years. and, um, yeah, definitely will miss it. simone biles! goodness me! what a picture, what a team. unbelievable scenes here at le bourget. that is incredible. yes, yes. come on. oh, i'm so delighted. i'm not crying because i've come second. i'm crying because itjust took so much to get here. in my heart, i've already won. at the age of 37, he is olympic champion. leon marchand of france has| won his fourth individual gold medal at this olympic games. utterly extraordinary. the guy's a superhero. julien alfred is storming away. alfred reigns supreme. katie ledecky of the usa becomes the only woman to win the same race in four straight olympic games. unbelievable! who has got this? never seen a finish as close. great britain, silver medallists. there can't be regret in looking back and knowing you've done all you can. they were coming, they were coming, they were charging. i the line wouldn't comel for matt hudson—smith. great britain, the silve

i'm sending my love to all the murray family.ope he doesn't get injured skiing before he comes to melbourne! it wouldn't be great. but we spoke before the match, we are communicating daily, so i'm excited. excitement, it is what nick kyrgios is known for, among other things. brisbane was pleased to see him. and his first singles match for 18 months, there were glimpses of the best kyrgios tennis. this touch, the second set. best kyrgios tennis. this touch, the second set-— second set. brilliant reactions from k ruios. second set. brilliant reactions from kyrgios- but _ second set. brilliant reactions from kyrgios- itut the — second set. brilliant reactions from kyrgios. but the match _ second set. brilliant reactions from kyrgios. but the match went - second set. brilliant reactions from kyrgios. but the match went to - second set. brilliant reactions from kyrgios. but the match went to his| kyrgios. but the match went to his 21-year-old _ kyrgios. but the match went to his 21-year-old french _ kyrgios. but the match went to his

andy murray always, always leave them wanting more.s though at wimbledon. actually, plenty of it. the unseeded combination harri heliovaara and henri paton are the wimbledon champions. alfie hewett. he wins his first wimbledon. and, with it completes a historic career singles grand slam. alfie hewett and gordon reid retain their wimbledon- doubles title. it's a czech fairy tale and cricova is the wimbledon champion. he's a master craftsman. at 21 years of age. across london, a farewell to another true sporting great. wonderful sight here at lord's. jemmy anderson bringing his incredible, record breaking england career to an end with his 704th test wicket. will never be bettered, will never be beaten. take this in, jemmy. i love the game so much. it's not really sinking in that i'm still in my head. i think i'm still playing next week, weirdly, but i'm sure at some point it'll sink in. um, you know, it's just been incredible. another extraordinary career ending was that of mark cavendish, but not before the manx missile created history

murray is not in australia yet because he is on the skiing trip with his family. months out of the atp tour due to wrist and knee injuries and he looked in decent shape. however, he was beaten by frenchman giovanni mpetshi perricard. kyrgios said he was left in throbbing pain. i'll be back in the next hour. see you then. ukraine's military intelligence says an unmanned sea drone has shot down a russian helicopter off the coast of occupied crimea. officials said it was a world first. novak djokovic comfortably reached the second round in brisbane. the top seed and 24—time grand slam winner beat australian wild—card entry rinky hijikata, 6—3, 6—3. a place in the quarterfinals and he's looking forward to being joined soon by his new coach andy murray. he targets an 11th australian open title. we are communicating daily, so i am excited to have him in my team and in my corner. for 20 plus years, he has been across the net and for the first ever on the same side of the court, so it should be fun in melbourne. murray is not in australia yet because he is on the skiing t

kyler murray scrambling for his life.dvised throw throws it up byron murphy playing center field. that's an interception. and minnesota with the momentum just over a minute to go in the game. former niners sam darnold finds aaron jones who finds paydirt. add the extra point and the vikings are in the lead. last chance for the cardinals murray going to be picked off again on fourth down. the vikings erase a 13 point deficit. they win 2322. five straight wins. arizona six and six in second place in the nfc west with the rams one game back of seattle. the warriors have dropped four straight games. they're off today. steph curry playing through tendinitis in both of his knees. back in the lineup last night in phoenix after missing wednesday's game against okc. scored a team high 23 and 32 minutes and says there is a plan in place to make sure this doesn't become a bigger issue. >> it has the potential to be like a nagging type thing if you don't take care of it. and thankfully, rick has been great trying to give me a protocol

murray goes a little full circle. scapes and bad decision here.d byron murphy picks it off. momentum on the side of minnesota. just over a minute to go down six. it's former niners sam darnold finding aaron jones a touchdown. extra point gives minnesota the lead. last chance for the cardinals. they got to have it. murray now just not a great game at the end for him. picked off on fourth down. the vikings erased a 13 point deficit. they win 2322. five straight wins. arizona six and six tied for second place in the nfc west with the rams. one game back of first place seattle and back to buffalo. check this out. matt collins arrived as a mad scientist and he's barefoot deion. he doesn't wear shoes. it's one of the things he doesn't do it in summertime. he doesn't do it at any time. and in 16 degree weather he's dressed up. he's the wide receiver for buffalo. he does wear cleats though in the game when the game happens. >> i know, but i have heard the argument that it is actually good for your feet because it's more natural to have caught grounding ri

theresa murray is the consumer watchdog director with the public interest research group. she points out federal law went into effect in 2021 to require phone companies to install technology to fight these scams. but less than half of actually implemented the technology that they're supposed to be using by law to fight robocalls and to keep them from bringing on my phone and your phone and everybody else's according to maurice kemp calls have only dropped by 17% since the federal law went into effect. and she argues the federal communications commission isn't doing enough to enforce the law. and phone companies aren't doing enough to implement. a lot of them are doing it. but a lot of them are not. and so we need to demand more. we need to expect more. the fcc pushed back on those claims telling me they've made tremendous progress in ensuring compliance with the federal anti scam call law. the fcc declined our interview request, but in a statement said it is incorrect to state that most providers are not complying in narrow exceptions were implementation is not possible. a

theresa murray is the consumer watchdog director with the public interest research group. she points out federal law went into effect in 2021 to require phone companies to install technology to fight these scams. but less than half of actually implemented the technology that they're supposed to be using by law to fight robocalls and to keep them from bringing on my phone and your phone and everybody else fall, according to maurice kemp, calls have only dropped by 17% since the federal law went into effect. and she argues the federal communications commission isn't doing enough to enforce the law. and phone companies aren't doing enough to implement. a lot of them are doing it. but a lot of them are not. and so we need to demand more. we need to expect more. the fcc pushed back on those claims telling me they've made tremendous progress in ensuring compliance with the federal anti scam call law. the fcc declined our interview request, but in a statement said it is incorrect to state that most providers are not complying in narrow exceptions were implementation is not possib

murray murray murray county. it's named after matthew, but is pronounced murray and this individual will share or wilcher was appearing more than any other individual in the records that i was encountering or and he was mentioned in a few different contexts and some of alan davies rogers books. and so going down that path led me to realize, you know, the extent to which he had become and his family had become landowners around around the estate moving into the late 19th century and into the 20th century. and his descendants were one of the one of the families that we were able make some contact with and kind of pick the story up with into the 20th century. there's still a lot of questions about how they lost the land. as you know, that that i wasn't to figure out. and but like his his story, the tucker family's story in particular, his wife was a midwife to ellen davies rogers when she was born in 1903. so there's a there's a whole there's a whole back story there on the tucker family that i felt like i was just

after the war ended, the peace made it possible for john murray and sons, the owners, to go to london to argue their side of the case. and they did immediately. they arrived there in june of 1815 and they launched a legal attack. and as a result, advocate general of the civil court urged murray to appeal instant the condemd ndemnation of the nina stating, quote, there is reason to think that th capture not to have been made appeal to murray. did his barrister or lawyer submitted the paperwork on november 28, 1815, one day before the one year appeal period would have run out? finally, on february 5th of 1818, the prize appeal court of the high court of the admiralty side it with the murrays. they would be compensated for the cost of both the new nina and its cargo, and durand was left with nothing. a fact that he continued to complain about for the rest of his life. and he was a young guy who was in his mid-twenties at the time. so almost done. barnard's journey back home was long and fascinating. have a whole chapter about it. just think about it. this is the early 1800s, these britis

keith morrison (voiceover): good enough that murray had tom and sandra arrested. went on trial for the murder of jack jessee. going to court was like going to my dad's funeral every day. i mean, it really was. to be around people that you know killed your dad. it was a ridiculous feeling. you can't even put it into words, just soul-wrenching. schrauben testified against them. in court, it was argued sandra had a variety of motives for killing jack. she wanted his money before medical bills ate up their savings. and she couldn't bear being away from her son, tom. do you think the case had gone well? i thought the case had gone extremely well. keith morrison (voiceover): except, once again, that little ball came off the track. what happened? craig melvin (voiceover): "dateline" returns after the break. ooo! our car's value went up! [theme music] maybe we should track all our cars' value on carvana? all of them? all of them. we need more trackers! i'll track the van! gotcha! is that my belt? ah, parts of it, yeah. oh! i'm getting a value update! do you see which one

sue and terry co-founded the murray charitable foundation. she assisted in the founding of sophia academy, a middle school in providence for girls. her education has made a difference in countless lives across rhode island and beyond. i join sue's family and loved ones and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington state seek recognition? mrs. rodgers: thank you, mr. speaker, i recognize my trusted adviser and friend peter sells yes who is retiring. he served the house energy and commerce committee with distinction for 25 years and as general counsel. peter worked as hard as the day is long and is a part of the legacy of its success. former chair greg walden said in a town filled with attention seekers, peter worked harder than anyone i know to put the committee and its members on the spotlight and never himself. the committee, congress and the country are better off because of petar. i echo those sent manyments. his charm, wit will be his lasting legacy. i wish him and his wife mary nothing b

murray: madam president. the presiding officer: the senior senator from washington. mrs. murray: madam president, i will not use 15 minutes, but i do want to let our colleagues know i'm very pleased we're on the verge of passing long overdue relief, desperately needed by communities recovering from disaster, as well as avoiding a damaging shutdown. the only reason it took so long, and this much chaos, is that labels chose chaos -- house republicans chose chaos and to follow the women's of the -- the whims of the richest man in the world. i'm glad that at the end of the day, we avoid a shutdown and get disaster relief to families and communities struggling after being hit by hurricanes, fires, floods, and so much more. i worked hard with members on both sides of the aisle to finally get this aid across the line and to make sure we did so in a comprehensive way that meets the wide range of critical needs in the countries, because it is painfully clear there are so many communities who are still reeling from hurricanes and wildfires, tornadoes, flood going and more, who real

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. >> vallejo city manager andrew murray says recruitment of police officers is underway, but acknowledges it will take several years to get up to full staffing levels. >> we need outside help and it can't wait. >> murray says officers are being reassigned to certain types of enforcement, including traffic. the city plans to implement what it calls a problem oriented policing team by june to address specific problems, including sex trafficking. residents say it's an ongoing problem along busy sonoma boulevard. >> i support the chp coming. >> jameela hanif works with at risk youth. she says vandalism and crime were factors in her closing. a community center she opened in 2023. she has some concerns about the use of outside law enforcement. >> i don't want to see, like all the force that's used, i don't want to see people being profiled, always being pulled over. >> i'm a native here. i love it, and i hate to see it like this. and i hate people disrespecting it like they are. >> chp said in a written statement. units from the chp solano area office have been advised to assist on city streets

but mr. murray isn't that also? what's paradoxical about this whole situation there, old norman, the allies, but they all have in huge appetites, and yet each of them achieving something for itself. uh, put them sort of on the, uh, the longer has with, with that own allies, for example, tricky on saudi arabia or turkey in the united states. now, lots of packet one by one. i want to start with the, with the american and western interest. and i, i somewhat surprisingly noticed that the west and media for now have been rather restrained in that commentary. i part from perhaps trying to re brown and tie up to create. i saw a bony seat or just had his group as a sort of quads. i see that what we're going to zation a cnn around a very formally looking interview with that later. boom. well, how about that of delani? talking about the inclusion building of institutions and overall adopting this political western language. what do you make of this re branding dressing? it's all center. and what they're saying is the tries to

now murray scrambling trying to buy some time and then fires down field.byron murphy. so minnesota with all kinds of momentum just over a minute to go down. six former niners sam darnold to aaron jones for the score. extra point gives minnesota the lead. so the cardinals get the ball with a chance. and it's now fourth down. they got to get the ball down the field and murray is picked off again vikings erased a 13 point deficit. they win 2322. they won five straight arizona six. and six tied for second place in the nfc west with the rams one game back of first place seattle. the warriors have lost four straight games. steph curry is playing through tendinitis in both of his knees. he did score a team high 23 points in 32 minutes last night in phoenix. and he says there's a plan in place to make sure this doesn't become a long term issue. >> has the potential to be like a nagging type thing if you don't take care of it. and thankfully, rick has been great trying to give me a protocol to kind of stick with on a day to day and knowing that something i can get

we have professor murray on those, next. arguments today.ee this. i've seen it. trust me, after 15 walks, it gets a little old. ugh. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. hi. i'm damian clark. i'm here to help you understand how to get the most from medicare. if you're eligible for medicare, it's a good idea to have original medicare. it gives you coverage for doctor office visits and hospital stays. but if you want even more benefits, you can choose a medicare advantage plan like the ones offered at humana. our plans combine original medicare with extra benefits in a single, convenient plan with $0, or low monthly plan premiums. these plans could even include prescription drug coverage with $0 copays on hundreds of prescriptions. plus, there's a cap on your out-of-pocket costs. most plans include dental, vision, even hearing coverage. there are $0 copays for in-network preventive services, and much more. get the most from medicare with a humana medicare advantage plan. call today to learn more. remember, annual enrol

britain's andy murray... and what about his idol andy murray coaching novak djokovic?obviously that's so unlike andy. you know, he loves this sport and it's no surprise to me that he wants to be back. and why not go out there and coach novak? and it'll be a very interesting dynamic to watch unfold. he will soon be the other side of the world. but as one of the brightest stars of british tennis tries to reach new heights — quite literally, with his ball toss — it's clear one woman will never be far from his thoughts. laura scott, bbc news. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. and great britain's women ice hockey team are just one win away from the final qualifying phase for the 2026 winter olympics after they beat spain 3—0 in sheffield. if they beat the netherlands tomorrow, they will reach next year's qualifiers. anthony edwards scored 23 points as the minnesota timberwolves beat the los angeles lakers 97—87 in the nba. the lakers were without lebron james, who missed a second straight game with injury. wu yize beat xiao guodong by six frames to four in

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signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 2:30 p.m., december 26, 2024. no votes today in the u.s. senate or for that matter the rest of the year. instead the chambers will hold the brief sessions until january 3rd when the 118th congress will gavel out for the last time and the new congress will begin. as always live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. we return now to our week long marathon of trump nominees in their own words already in progress. >> benefitting then candidate trump's political campaign. however you and other allies of the president sought to cast doubt on the consensus conclusions raising concerns for many of us about your ability to be unbiased, which is a necessity to head the dni. will you accept the intelligence provided to you by the men and women of the intelligence community no matter your personal beliefs and do you accept the findings of the intelligence committee, community as it relates to the russian interfer

there are few here today, including senator murray. we think back to senator mikulski and others. but debbie carried on that mantle, a and she did it so well in leadership in the senate and her work chairing the committee. but we all know that her work didn't end in this place. she also led on agriculture and other issues worldwide. i will never forget, she led the first all-women's trip to africa and we made stops in scenario he gallon and -- in senegal and ethiopia and tanzania. if you remember, the women raising crops. her husband had died and she was raising a number of kids by herself. she had become a leader on sanitation for the leader and she had this little graph up on the wall provided by one of our foundations that showed her hut in the middle with a star on it. we were all asking these senator-like questions about her crops and about her challenges of the walking two hours to fill the water every single day, and finally someone asked, what's your biggest challenge? and here's this woman in this little hut with only one solar panel walk two hours a day, and she says, ch

signed patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the the previous order, the >> no votes to date in u.s. senate or for that matter the rest of the year. instead the chamber is holding these brief sessions every few days until january 3 when 118th congress will gavel out for the last time and the new congress will begin. as always you will find live coverage of the senator on c-span2. we now return to our marathon of trump nominees in your own words already in progress. >> money, and it's not just any pot of money. the biden-harris administration says if you don't comply with this new definition of title ix that takes away rights and opportunities for girls and women in sports, we're going to take away the funding for free and reduced lunch, which for those of you who are familiar, that's a federal pot of money that's available for kids who come from poor families and you can't afford to buy breakfast or lunch at school. so they're going to threaten the most vulnerable of the most vuln

jose murray is electric scooter costs the same as a gas field mode divide without the problems of petrol. today he's visiting the factory that supplies is con data. so at the he gets a tool from the quality control manager ratio guzman. this is the only factor in venezuela that produces soya in these conditions to be consumed as food means or she tells jose, maria is chancia is not alone, is the most. this is a country where there is a lot of need and tongue die. so city over those, these products can really help a lot of people. many people don't know about it today. the sunday morning, jose maria proposed to give mass for conformity. mean took another form of nourishment that is more important. yes, the spiritual, i'm wondering when they love giving love to others, but those more than the food itself, you know, protest to use that. she's cool and i think that's how it is here. she's typically this is how many of the humble people persist, who sometimes lack material nourishment as only made so much because of the warmth and love of those around them or the women's gift on this website.

theresa murray is the consumer watchdog director with the public interest research group.21 to require phone companies to install technology to fight these scams. but less than half of actually implemented the technology that they're supposed to be using by law to fight robocalls and to keep them from bringing on my phone and your phone and everybody else this fall, according to maurice, can cause have only dropped by 17% since the federal law went into effect. and she argues the federal communications commission isn't doing enough to enforce the law. and phone companies aren't doing enough to implement. a lot of them are doing it. but a lot of them are not. and so we need to demand more. we need to expect more. the fcc pushed back on those claims telling me they've made tremendous progress in ensuring compliance with the federal anti scam call law. the fcc declined our interview request. but in a statement said it is incorrect to state that most providers are not complying in narrow exceptions were implementation is not possible. all providers are nevertheless still requi

and she was one of the women in the leadership role, a few here today, including senator murray. we think back to senator macowski and debbie in her leadership and work in the committee. and we know other work didn't end in this place. she also led on agriculture and other issues worldwide and she led the first all women's trips to africa and we made trips to senegal, tanzania. eopa. if you remember the women in ethiopia, she was alone, her husband had died. she was raising a number of kids by herself and she had become a leader on sanitation in the area and she had a little graph up on the wall provided by one of our foundations that showed her hut in the middle with a star on it and we were all asking senator-like questions about her crops and about her challenges of the walking two hours to fill the water every single day and someone asked what is her biggest challenge, and a woman in a little hut, solar panel, and challenges, and she points to this chart of her hut and she says i have no challenges. i am a leader. debbie stabenow is a leader and she has gotten through a lot i

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previoor the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the following nomination which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, anthony j. bryn dis si of new york to be -- brindisi of new york to be united states district judge for the northern district of new york. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪ [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mr. president, thank you very much. it's good to see you again. thank you brabham here today. i joke with you earlier when i said we might like poor relatives. we show up when we are not invited, stay longer we should, eat all your food and don't know when to go home.

the bbc�*s football correspondentjohn murray was watching.first semifinal under ange postecoglou. on a bad night for the goalkeepers, manchester united's altay bayindir parried out a shot only for solanke to fire in the first, and an already exciting match swung spurs' way early in the second half — as first kulusevski made it 2—0, and the crowd were singing ange postecoglou's name after solanke sent through his second of the night. then, fraser foster presented two goals through zirkzee and diallo. 3—2 and wobbling became 11—2 when a corner led to son heun min scoring. a late header from jonny evans meant it wasn't over

claude murray a former european member of parliament. some of the names from the labour party.e cash, co—founder of... people will be pouring in with those names. the nominations for the leader of the conservative party going into the house of lords. zoe ball has described presenting radio 2's breakfast show as "an absolute privilege", as she signed off for the last time. the 54—year—old announced her departure in november, after six years behind the mic. kylie minogue and david tennant were among the stars on her final programme. here's our culture reporter noor nanji. another day, another destiny. one final show from me, zb. onlyjoking, i'm not going to sing! let's have some daft punk. and so it began, zoe ball's last radio 2 show, filled with tributes, including from her colleagues. i am going to miss waking up with you every single morning. my massive cavalier hat is doffed to you. you are an absolute gem. she also reflected on what it all meant to her. it's been such a gift to show can do this show, to follow wonderful terry and of course chris, tough acts to follow. prett

melissa murray, thank you for joining me. appreciate the wisdom and thoughts. thank you. >>> coming up the democratic party might still be trying to figure out where it went wrong in 2024 but is the 2028 primary already underway? also a special report on what happens to the most vulnerable among us when washington decides to shift policy. that's coming up after the break. with miebo, eyes can fl ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ ask whoa! how'd you getut your teeth so white? you gotta use the right toothpaste! dr. c?! ♪♪ not all toothpastes whiten the same. crest 3d white removes 100% more stains for a noticeably whiter smile. new personal best. crest. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i sav

murray. >> thank you. we've been working around the clock to wrap up the cr and the disaster relief bill. we should be done but, unfortunately, we have been delayed by an 11th hour demand from the speaker. we're close to an agreement. i look forward to resolving the final issues and getting back on track. we are heading into the holidays and the nation really needs a bipartisan package that will prevent and need a shutdown can keep our government open and get much-needed support areas across the country that are recovering from disaster. communities hit by hurricanes and tornadoes and fires and a lot more have been waiting for a long time for this. it's been nearly a month since i held a bipartisan hearing on just how urgently people all across our country need disaster relief. they are telling us to deliver the resources they need to get back on your feet, to rebuild essential infrastructure and recovered in the wake of disaster. they are watching and wondering whether congress is going to help them. and

the bbc�*s football correspondentjohn murray was watching.the second consecutive 4—3 in this stadium as, here, tottenham reach their first semifinal under ange postecoglou. on a bad night for the goalkeepers, manchester united's altay bayindir parried out a shot only for solanke to fire in the first, and an already exciting match swung spurs�* way early in the second half — as first kulusevski made it 2—0, and the crowd were singing ange postecoglou's name after solanke sent through his second of the night. then, fraser foster presented two goals through zirkzee and diallo. 3—2 and wobbling became 4—2 when a corner led to son heun min scoring. a late header from jonny evans meant it wasn't over until right at the end. so, spursjoined liverpool, arsenal and newcastle in the draw for the semi—finals, and the names came out of the hat like this — newcastle will travel to the emirates to play arsenal, while tottenham will host liverpool. the first legs will be played in the week commencing january 6. there were 18 games in the last round of the g

lummis, and at the very dear risk of damaging their careers, chris murphy, bryan schatz and patty murray. it has been an honor to work with these incredible senators. one of the first things i learned, senator jim risch told me this, you don't have to agree on everything, you just have to agree on some things. it's not worth getting angry about the things with which you disagree, it's better to focus on those areas where you can agree. so over these past six years i've been grateful to embrace the diversity of opinions in this body, to find solutions that reflect the complexity of our country and our democracy and to deliver meaningful, measurable results, to bring divides between tribes and federal stakeholders, to did heing nature -- did hes iing nature land, and safeguarding arizona families and making sure all that of us throughout this country can grow and thrive for generations to come. we've worked together and cleared the way for historic settlements, land transfer deals, water deals, economic senator, all by listening to one another, not to debate or rebut but to understand. it'