the tribe will be a better steward of the land than it is now. the land will be better preserved and will be used in a way that certainly, if you can't qualify as a landfill, is not exactly the land everybody he was' looking -- everybody's looking for. the reality is the pala band has taken what they have earned over the years in agriculture and from their gaming concession, and they are putting it back into putting back together their ancestral land. i have another tribe that we're working on that is trying to simply get their grave yard back into trust. we will have the same challenge, they'll say, but the grave yard might have an economic cost when it goes into federal land. so i expect this bill to pass. it passed in the last congress. but i would hope that all of my members would look very carefully and say, you know, not all transfers are the same. none of them are the same as naming a post office, although naming a post office after a fallen hero is not without its own merit. so i thank the chairman and ranking member. i hope that my thoug

in iran, hollywood star christian steward heads the international jury as 9 team fil films from around the world compete for the coveted golden bear that will be awarded a week from saturday. t w's holiday barrow is covering the bell in oliver's, and she gave us an update on the 1st day of the 1st of all, which is usually a pretty star studded affair. it's been an emotional a 1st day here at the earth, 73rd, berlin on the 1st proper post pandemic edition of the burning international film festival. we've had political speeches inside the palace from sean penn, from the ukrainian president loaded me at the lensky from german politicians. from the culture minister and lead basine juries introduced headed up by twilight star christian steward. we've had peter dinklage, i am hathaway, marissa told me on the red carpet and are over the next 10 days. we'll see many more stars. we'll see steven spielberg. we'll see i sean penn again. oh, for the premier of the superpower documentary to morrow. and we'll am also obviously to have the competition for the golden bass with 19 films competing on th

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police believe steward brags through his lyrics about how he killed brian deen and christopher hortonody saw when i [bleep] smoked him ♪ >> some of the details match. the shooting happened on a porch, no witnesses immediately came forward. but others don't. the time of day is wrong. there wasn't a stabbing, the caliber of the gun is wrong, and there's only one victim mentioned, not two. based largely on that rap and the accounts of two witnesses given years after the shooting, the rapper was arrested and charged with double murder. >> d.l.: okay, they got the gun round, got the stabbing round, got the number of victims wrong. the only thing they got right was the porch. and every black person i know has a porch. by the way, not everything black people say enzymes is not true. like, bob marley didn't actually shoot any sheriff! just wanted you to think he did so you wouldn't [bleep] with him. sir-mix-a-lot, he don't like big butts. more of a boob guy! trust me. i'm a comedian, and i have never in my life seen a rabbi and a priest walk into a bar. art is an expression. these black music

i'm merely a steward of this seat, just like vicky hartzler was. and before her, ike skelton. and there's going to be someone, me. but in the meantime, i'm going to do the best that i can to be the loudest, most consistent, unwavering voice i can be for our voters, our constituents,

they were the first stewards. [applause] >> production and and conservation are not mutually exclusive. we married those interests in this agreement and achieve they win/win for montana offering a great example of what we can accomplish together. it is a testament to the fact that we are best when we are working together. let's keep that in mind as we work through this legislative session and in the years to come. let's remember that there is much, much more that brings us together than separates us. let's continue finding common ground and delivering results to the people of montana. that is what they sent us here to do. ultimately, we all want the same thing, to open the doors of greater opportunity so more montanans can thrive, prosper and achieve the american dream. let's work every day to make that a reality because every day montanans work hard to realize the american dream, turn a decent living, to own a home, to raise a family, to contribute to their communities, and to retire comfortably but to leave thei

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the grand jury price her performance is a gift to us all said to re present interesting steward about transgender actor. he r ero, who went to see the bear for the best supporting role in the thriller till the end of the night. the news on stage to night error. thank the films makers and her parents. thanks person. i am always giving me the space to be who i i wanted to be always 8 bears one golden and 7 silver found a new home tonight. and with this on the 73rd, berlin film festival comes to an end. and for more on the berlin ali i'm joined in the studio. i did las anna chafin. i know anna, you have been watching so many movies the last 10 days. and yet, the winners were once again a surprise for a lot of people, were they a yes, exactly. mariner, the international jury managed again to surprise us, especially with their choice for the golden bear for the best film. so let them all was not really a film that was discussed among the favorites. it's the only dec documentary in this year's competition and it follows the life on the ad. amanda sika house boat floating structure on the sa

the steward about transgender actor t i n, who went to see the bare for the best supporting role in the thriller till the end of the night. the news on stage to night error. thank the films makers and her parents. thanks for supporting her. always giving me the space to be who i i wanted to be always 8 bears. one golden and 7 silver found a new home tonight. and with this on the 73rd, berlin film festival comes to an end. but don't forget, you can always get the good news on the go, just download our app and we'll be play off on the app. the app started that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications. but any breaking news that's all from us when i was coming up next to sports life, we take a look at your great best handball team, which has been forced to play in germany since the war broke out. after a short break. if you want to warn you, if you've got you covered and you got the dot com, i don't need up your social media channels that you need. it's asking you about. thank you for watching with ah, every journey is full of surprise

the bear, the rancher, re price her performance is a give to us all said to re present interesting steward about transgender actor taylor who went to see the bare for the best supporting role in the thriller till the end of the night. we moved on stage to night error. thank the films makers and her parents. thanks for support. i always giving me the space to be who i i wanted to be always 8 bears one golden and 7 silver found a new home tonight. and with this out of the 73rd, berlin film festival comes to an end. and that's the latest. and d w. news. this our up next is world stories with a look at the death of ukrainian athletes in the war with russia. a marion evans, dina have more headlines for you at the top of the hour for me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company. they wanted to know what makes the germans this just in the gym. loved and batting away but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holes and everything.

her performance is a gift to us all said she repressed interest and steward about transgender actor t. i n. who went to silver bell for the best supporting role in the thriller till the end of the night. the news on stage to night error. thank the films makers and her parents. thanks for supporting i'm always giving me the space to be who i i wanted to be always 8 bears one golden and 7 silver found a new home tonight. and with this on the 73rd, berlin film festival comes to an end that's all from us for now, coming up next a sports life, we take a look at ukraine's best handball team, which has been forced to play in germany since the war broke out. not after the short trick. if you want more news, we've got you covered on deduct dot com and on the w social media channels, the handle you need that it's at the w. i'm number such as well for me and the entire new team behind the scenes. thank you for watching with we're all set to go on field. yes. citizenship and we're all live as we take on the with we're all about the story.

the opening gala was also the international jury's 1st speak appearance. hollywood actor kristen steward known for her performance, is in film such as twilight and spencer leads to jury this year. to 32 year old is the youngest. ever cheery leader. she admitted being quite nervous. it wasn't my decision to be here, which i was shocked that they called me. and so i, it's, it's an enormous opportunity to have a hand and in highlighting beautiful things in a time where that's hard to hold out in the next few days. the international jury will be looking for the beauty in 19 films competing for the belly knowledge there's before we go, here's a reminder of the top stories of falling. in the u. n. has appealed to the international community for at least $1000000000.00 us dollars in aid to help those affected by the earthquakes in turkey and syria. the disasters kills more than 2000 people. that's it for me up next of documentary about niger is mass protest against police brutality in 2020 i am told me on let it go through a company with great a.

also feature films, highlighting the current human rights protests in iran. hollywood star christian steward heads the international jury as 19 films from around the world compete for the covenant golden beer that will be awarded a week from saturday. and the w solita barrow is covering the brilliant either for us i asked her for an update on the 1st day of the festival, which is usually a pretty star studded affair. fats, right, nicole, i'm here in front of the bell in i la palace and tonight is being very busy. on the red carpet we had the stars of the opening. a film on the carpets are giving photographs. oh peter dean, cleared, sporting a fabulous, filled beard was here, and half the way mazar tommy were here. they both are in the opening fan, which is not in competition. arm and her as, as you know, the berlin outlet is one of the most political festivals of all the major festivals . we don't just have stars or we have politics here as well. and that was very obvious during the opening ceremony, which took place here to night. now a half the german government was there, you know, not ju

so she herself decided from the wife of the steward. the most post-accomplishments have a joy. at the cons of the season they offered to work. uh in the farm- based enterprise sunrise, it's a good experience. this is my first job. we are the first earned money. it's nice when you work yourself and get paid. well, there i met people in general, at one time i was free to do something useful for myself, in general student teams, and their work hardens and educates future employee, because you are already directly confronted not with a teacher , not with a teacher in an educational institution about your future employer, the leader. you must organize yourself. but to be demanding of them in your work within the framework of youth peas near the minsk region is not a consolation of the event, we choose to go there and continue until me. contest of costly initiative of special achievements in creativity and sports today at another school, the decks of the show gathered, and the finalists at the concluded regional stages of the project. i am my patriot ukraine allotments. 25 it is bett

there are the local community efforts, the nonprofits, foundations that will in many cases be the steward of those funds. the funds just have to be spent well and not directed to the no-bid contracts. just make sure that the money goes to the right places, that could make a difference. state and local governments have a role to play, the fourth leg of that is -- the stewards of those funds. again forward thinking, the right people making those decisions will go a long way towards making sure that all of that money gets put into good sources. there has been talk about doing a marshall plan for the whole country. i think that is an idea that deserves some attention. although all of the programs, if you piece them together you have the fabric of a marshall plan it just has to be, the funds have to be spent well. and not directed to know bid contracts. just make sure that the money goes to the right places, that could make a difference. susan: eastern kentucky has some powerful representation in congress. rogers is now the dean of the house. what has been his role in directing funds to the re

the region made and in the cooperation council and found that they are against the relations of the stewardm the beginning, that they found a reason and turned a meat and knock on the head of the new government of the stadium i gave you another freedom like this in one place. i said how come the european america, which for the past 44 years has been with this policy of being against the territorial integrity of the islamic republic, has always been with this policy. in english, you are approaching france, america, germany, supporting the wrong policy of the uae and saudi arabia in the three islands, and the position of zikr in iran is against looking to the east. and china exists in iran, they are in russia, where is iran how much does world power play a role, how much do you have to invest and its relationship with this field trip of the implementation of the russian currency against the war with ukraine ? and i don't know how many nationalists or whatever there are in many of these countries. six months ago, in one of the european summits next year, the title of this meeting was given as

[applause] >> >> thank you, dennis and how blessed are we to be here today to be really the stewards of an iconic bridge that is celebrated all over the world. you know, when you think about accomplices that people visit, they visit san francisco and the first thing at the top of the list is how do i get to golden gate bridgeful how do i sigh this beautiful bridge that is all over postcards and magazine covers across the world. >> this is more than a beauty. it is a bridge that carries over 40 million cars a year. carries over 2.3 pedestrians and bicyclist and 2.2 transit riders and over 800,000 freight trucks that deliver goods and service all over the area. the infrastructure of this bridge matters. this is not a bridge this just looks beautiful it takes work and takes hands to ensure that it is in the only the asset it needs to be for us now but the asset and beauty that it needs to be for future generations to come. invest nothing this infrastructure is significant. >> the dollars in government are hard to get. fact we are here today with the secretary of transportation and the f

to be the stewards of not just this building, but the city this land and all that it represents. so i'm really excited to be here. because i was definitely nervous about something taking too long. i'm always critical of the city and its you know, structure and how everything takes so many bureaucratic years to get done, and your supervisor hillary ronen has committed to working with me on addressing those challenges so that this building doesn't have to deal with those obstacles. we're going to move. we are going to move mountains to get it done. there are a lot of the department heads from planning from rec and park and other places and people who are committed to working with the community to make sure that it's done. so i'm really glad to be here and i cannot wait to come back so that we can break ground and so that we can get started and we can cut the ribbons and we can get this place open sooner rather than later. it really does take a village. because you heard all those names that were first mentioned . that's a real village. but every single name is an important part. of

he like to have david stewards -- rb stewards prepared giant slabs of roast beef and mashed potatoes, and turkey, and more turkey and cheese and apple pie. his wife was not thrilled with that. she aspired to the more like the washington swell that she saw going by their window onto lovely dinners and lunches. she did -- redid her wardrobe and the white house, and then she redid the kitchen, and brought in a series of shafts. the best-known was a guy named valentina mala, -- valentina mala, born in sicily, came over to this country, a wonderful quote -- cook. he was known as the professor because not only was he technically a genius, but authoritative when he talked about food. and he would produce these 30-off course dinners, each more fabulous than the last. wind. -- paired with wine. and then ulysses grant came to really appreciate good food when he was in the army, he would have a breakfast of coffee and cucumbers, which does not sound very appetizing. and it eventually got into having bacon and eggs and lots of coffee, and he could see with this is going, ultimately he embraced go

it's we be the stewards of the economy and guardians, perhaps prosperity, period. i was going to take one more from the audience and then we'll start wrapping up. hello, andrew hilburn actually worked for liz truss and i agree her lowering taxes but at the same time she increased spending, agreed to pay for everyone's winter heating bills and want to borrow public money to pay for them. i think that is actually a disaster. we believe in lower taxes. the did react to her autumn budget, put it forward by kwasi kwarteng and it was a disaster. well any way you guys were here we hope that you go out and tell to buy the book okay what's the of the book tax is spelled consequences and it's fun and i actually have one person senator holly me he's he's read the entire book and so have i. any closing comments for everyone or i know we have an open barred just across the room. so. all right. well, thank you, everyone, for joining. i look forward to seeing you

my mom is more from school as of the shuttle work so hard and end of the month, june steward, i'm so sorry to going to pay my tuition so, but that was how i was able to clock sulu in time. i used to go to a barber shop to play video games. and i wanted to stays in brought out a small plastic chest. i never saw him in chessboard before, and i was, i was fascinated by the way to pieces were carved. you know, and for me, it was love at 1st sight chance for most people is just a board game. but for me it was everything you know, i could do some fin. i'm a really good at it. and it made me believe that i can become anything i wanted to use a parts freeman's a credit future. mm legos is the largest city in west africa. people trying to survive making ends me and everyone is always having a job, you know, gives the sense of this just a sense of contributing value for the african continent. we have over a 100000000 people still leaving in multidimensional poverty. and even the ones that probably have to do in our jobs, their earning very little money. when that happens, this week, we don't h

we are all stewards of our democracy, and i'm mindful that as we celebrate the peaceful transition of power, we are proving once again that our democracy endures and theea collective work to strengthen it continues. this work is more important now than ever, because over the last several years, we have been reminded of the fragility of our democracy. how we have to keep working att it, keep fighting to protect it. here in pennsylvania, we didn't allow the extremists who peddle lies drown out the truth. we showed that our system works and that our elections are free and fair, safe and secure. [applause] we assume this obligation to defend democracy not merely to honor the work of our ancestors but rather to build on a foundation so we can make progress for our children. that is why we do this work. only by setting the table of opportunity and inviting all to sit and partake, can we advance the cause of real freedom. the kind of real freedom that comes when we devote real resources to that young child's public school to make sure she has a shot. [applause] the kind of real freedom thatt

angry at yourself, that is now rushing at me on your network and you know, if you need to do that steward i'm torn and that's a good question, i'm hosting a show this is how you dress and same time going to a diner and so i'm about to talk to the governor and senator and should i just like i met diner or interviewing engine interviewing the sinners on the biggest mysteries of life is a few other things we need to figure out and also the bermuda triangle i still don't know what happened to the ships. stuart: that was the longest answer that ever heard my life that is pretty good and i think that got the audiences attention and will see you again real soon and oh, they just read on home prices and i know it was backwards but when you have. lauren: give me time to get through the data thank you and prevents in the rope home prices have fallen from november - december, this is a december down 9 percent as you look annually, and still up, 4.6 process but that is the lowest annual gain since the life of 2020, so another piece of information is showing no prices are falling in the housing market

there is precedent for a parklet that had been stewarded by a neighbor. the department of public ws who admin sters the permits helped with this transition. it requires a formal application of sorts from the business operator and i think we would want to work with your office and the operator to get this in before march 31 so we look at all of the parklet assets together as we try to implement our strategy also. we are trying to maintain the universal real time picture whoments to occupy park and who will give them up? on the subject of neglect and maintenance and the interim periods when businesses might be dark for awhile buzz they are struggling to open up or hire new staff through the pandemic, we exercised, let of latitude and trying to help folks be forceful about this. and i think where we do follow up with enforcement activity or had than i are eligible for notice of violation if we see that maintenance and cleanliness, that the maintenance and the condition is deteriorating there is more latitude and neighbors feel better if you might be a closed

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. >> we have always been proud of the fact that we try to be good stewards of the land. >> reporter: every year, kevin and his family host a fundraiser for multiple sclerosis research. they are committed to finding a cure. for now, the father-son duo is keeping a close eye on their vines, especially when it rains. since laying down rice straw, they are seeing less gullies during atmospheric rivers. >> it kept the weeds down. it prevented the erosion we would normally see, and i think it contributed to the minimization of evaporative loss of water. >> reporter: to keep the s om d vast amounts of costly water in the past. the rice straws have changed th we able toter >>repoer: inpouring in and even dry times, there are plenty of reasons for a toast. the sips of vintage to come from rice straw covered vines might be promising. >> other vineyards might want to take advantage of that style and keep some of the water in the ground. if it increases the quality of the grapes, that's a win-win. >> reporter: that is worth raising a glass and the bar for the winery seeking sustainable strategie

we feel that we are not being good stewards of taxpayer dollars here at the commerce department if were we can fill these jobs, fill these with workers which means we need to knock down one of the most important barriers to getting people back into the workforce. that is providing child care access so, again, we we will rise this is not a one size fits all policy. that some companies may decide to provide child care on side access. some may decide to do this in a different way. but we want to work with these companies to figure this out and we also want these companies to work with their local communities to also determine the best strategy going forward for their employees. >> let me give one example since you brought it up. it isn't one size fits all. your colleagues gave us this. in the syracuse area where micron announced a huge chipmaking last year the need for child care is nearly three times the size of the actual child care capacity in that region so how far could this go to alleviating the problem? how fast might these remedies take effect? could it, for example, be used to a

and now i give you steward russell. what we do see is the beginning of generality, general ai, our special general intelligence, ah, when you look at, for example, e q in, which was google deep, mine's 1st system that they demonstrated to the learn to play video games and learn completely from scratch. so it was like a newborn baby opening it died the 1st time it has no idea what kind of a world day. and it doesn't know that there are objects or the things move or there's such a thing as time or anything. and then within a few hours of messing around with a video game, essentially through a camera. so it's really looking at the screen very much the way a human be interfacing with a game. yeah, exactly. the only thing it knows is, is that it wants it more points. so within a few hours, it's able to learn a wide range. so it reaches the superhuman level of performance in a few hours, entirely starting from nothing. so in that sense, you know, if your baby to dad woke up, you know, just stay in the hospital and by the end

as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples.

as the indigenous stewards of this land in accordance with our traditions.ni indians have never seated, lost nor forgotten our responsibilities as caretakers of this place. as well as for all peoples who reside in our traditional territories. we welcome you as guests. and we are grateful that all of you gathered here today. offer your respect by acknowledging our ancestors, elders and relatives of the aloni indian community. and by affirming our sovereign rights. as first peoples. and as my father

rather, they will protect him from the arbitrariness of the united states as the main steward of the system at this stage, but on the other hand, mechanisms and instruments that will not do it overnight, because then there can be very serious economic shocks, given the interconnectedness, there will be trillions between the economy and the united states and the economy the chinese economy, but the process of not just discussing, but also searching for ways to form new mechanisms, it has begun and it is moving in the direction. well, we can say the fragmentation of global mechanisms, because that while global e mechanisms are associated with the united states and their satellites. they are no longer global. they serve one group of states, so when they call on latin america and the caribbean to think about their financial instruments. this is either fragmentation, or i would prefer regionalization to globalization in our region . plans of the shanghai cooperation organization, which along with the agenda dedicated to security. there are very good prospects, transport, logistics and eco

you're absolutely right, stewarding the program with integrity is a core goal. both in the act, obviously from this committee, and for usda. the appropriations that we received both in 2020 two and 2023 provided significant increase in staffing for fncs resources that had fallen to a historic low while other sources have joined the program. we just needed more capacity and in order to oversee the programs with the intention and direction you are discussing. we will continue to do that, happy to loop back with you if we identify an area where we need more resource or authority. sen. ernst: that's good because we want to make sure those dollars are being used for those families that truly do need this. another area i'm concerned about is able-bodied adults without dependents make up more than 10% of the household to receive snap benefits. what are your beliefs about the ability of these individuals to work 20 hours a week, given there are two jobs available for every person seeking jobs out there? >> the group that you talk about, known sometimes in our program as

. >> good stewards of the land and stewards of the water rights will have their eyes open and will beching for what may be coming. >> reporter: now, water asset management is not the only firm looking to buy water rights in the west, but local officials tell us it is one of the most aggressive. now, as for that federal deadline for western states to propose cuts to their water supplies, six of the states have issued a plan for cuts, but california, which draws the largest share of the river, is so far not on board. the federal government may have to impose cuts, which will likely end up in court. >> that was ben tracy ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. this cough. [sfx: coughs] this'll help. vicks vaporub? vicks vaporub's ...medic

despite having significant reservations and problems with it. made him so i'm always min, considered stewards of, of, you know, a mother earth. you know that this is, this is borrowed, you know, we're borrowing it for the time that we are here. and so there's a spiritual connection to the land. we may not see it today or tomorrow, 510 years down the line. what effects going to me? i don't want to push my elders and their beliefs and then the traditional part of it that i don't want to ignore my younger generation. that says ok, we want to improve the, the, my lifestyle. we want to be able to take advantage of some of the benefits that are being offered there also none indigenous people who have concerns about lithium mining as tech a past due ranger at bartel. he's also a party in the last. we have enormous concerns about the water table. there's pretty extensive vegetation here, navy vegetation that grows up chess time. so if the water drops, this will turn into barren desert. here this him, america says their mind will draw even less smarter than what is currently allocated for farming and

while the violent ladies demanded to lower her into the cockpit and bit through the shoulder of the steward her down. as a result of the scandalous succeeded. forced to dress, but it did not work to reassure. and all those present on board the aggressive lady were handcuffed in plastic, and then they were handed over to the police. clearly not a soft landing, we got even more legal news in our telegram channel vesti duty. well, if you want me to be more unique, then for you there is a telegram channel, honestly a detective with the results of journalistic investigations of our colleagues. subscribe and stay on russia 24. i don't think the driving forces behind european colonialism were anything in addition to the thirst for profit, the indigenous peoples were considered scum , outcasts who needed to be wiped off the face of the earth for nazism , the only thing that matters is the nation, gentlemen, and the nation's slaves hitler promised the most aggressive policy with which it would be possible to divide the world again. american business was inseparable from the nazis during most of the