park and preserve, which is the newest national park in the system. and so it's the importance of olmstead. the sun confirmed to the nps story and you know, we have other parks, i think it was mentioned we have acadia, yosemite, everglades, the rock creek. i have a list here because if i don't say them in the park, we'll hear this and they'll say, you should have set us so. so sort of having those elements of design by olmstead and it's firm members so as national park service prepared to celebrate its centennial the ideas of people like theodore roosevelt john muir, george catlin and carleton watkins, which are some of the names recognized for their contributions to creating america's best idea, the national park service. but it also became apparent that the name olmstead would be left off this list, and it was important to amplify the generational impacts of the homesteads on the agency and this country and more was needed to daylight these accomplishments. it was from this void that the national park service commission, a comprehensive study, led b

the 73rd national book awards. e awards are always incredibly night for those of us who books, but tonight has made extra special by the fact that we are finally back together in person. the first time since 2019. what a tremendous joy is to be able to gather together in new york city, which has been the home, the national book awards since our start in 1950, while we have missed gathering in person, something so special about the past two years has been celebrating virtually with readers from all around the country and the world to tonight's awards are once again being broadcast live for audiences everywhere. so i'd like to extend a special to viewers at home. we are grateful to you all for being here with us for one of the most exciting nights in literature. you have. we're here tonight not only to celebrate 25 extraordinary books and the writers and translators and to exceptional lifetime achievement honorees, but also to celebrate that in order for books to find their way the world, it takes a vast community of

representing just 6% of the national park system. the further complicate matters, those visitors do not disperse evenly. yellowstone national park, for example, estimates that 98% of visitors never get more than a half mile away from their car, using just 1% of the park. while it is encouraging to see widespread enthusiasm for our parks. congestion in popular areas is negatively impacting visitors, park service personnel, and the national resources that our parks were created to protect. there are two primary ways congress in the national park service can work together to meet these historic challenges. first they must empower park superintendents with the flexibility to respond creatively with approaches bested for the individual parks second, and they must also address maintenance needs in the parks. addressing the challenges of increased visitation will look different for each park based on park geography, amenities, and goals. congress should be careful to impose not -- one size fits all solution. consider one example from our bac

a very sincere thanks to the national park service and national mall and memorial park superintendent jeffrey reinbold, our for today's ceremony for the park service continue you partnership as we strive to honor and preserve the memory of all those who served in the military and on the home front during world war and. thanks to each of you for being here to show your commitment to remembering the men and women who gave their yesterdays for all of our today's and tomorrow's us. we are especially grateful to have this remarkable group of world war two veterans with us today. their service dedicate passion and sacrifice made victory possible, founded by the creators of this memorial, friends of the national world war two, memorial is proud to bring individuals of all ages and backgrounds for national like this one today and for educational programs centered. the themes of unity and the spirit of community our founder, hayden williams was on the battle was on the island of midway today, 81 years ago, and was also bombed. additionally, the past eight years. friends has been leading the ef

a very sincere thanks to the national park service and national mall and memorial park superintendent jeffrey reinbold, our for today's ceremony for the park service continue you partnership as we strive to honor and preserve the memory of all those who served in the military and on the home front during world war and. thanks to each of you for being here to show your commitment to remembering the men and women who gave their yesterdays for all of our today's and tomorrow's us. we are especially grateful to have this remarkable group of world war two veterans with us today. their service dedicate passion and sacrifice made victory possible, founded by the creators of this memorial, friends of the national world war two, memorial is proud to bring individuals of all ages and backgrounds for national like this one today and for educational programs centered. the themes of unity and the spirit of community our founder, hayden williams was on the battle was on the island of midway today, 81 years ago, and was also bombed. additionally, the past eight years. friends has been leading the ef

the national park service. in 1901, olmsted jr was appointed to the mcmillen, also known as the senate park commission. in 1910 to the u.s. commission on fine arts and in 1926 to the national capital and planning commission, the firm undertook design project x in the vicinity of the mall, potomac park, the washington monument, the jefferson memorial, white house grounds, and roosevelt island. well, olmsted jr served on the fine arts commission between 1910 and 1918. the firm carefully avoided design projects under their jurisdiction, but he did often provide regarding how. the landscape of the mall, the federal building grounds and memorials should be treated. olmsted jr provided recommendations for the white house grounds in 1928 with later design completed, completed. 1934 and five by olmsted hands. koehler and henry hubbard during the fdr administration in olmsted, the nps asked olmsted to serve as an informal consultant to the jefferson project, and in 1938 they hired the olmsted brothers as landscape archit

in the same decision, recognizing the tribes as domestic divided nations, the cherokee nation versus georgia in 1831, the court describes that relationship as being like that of, quote, awarded to his guardian. in 1886, the court recognized the substantive legal consequence in this relationship. as guardian or trustee, the united states has power to legislate for indian affairs, but also the responsibility to exercise that power to the ultimate benefit of the tribes. during most of the 19th century following british colonial rule, the united states engaged with tribal governments by treaty. these treaties often provide sessions of tribal lands. they cover many other areas as well. military and political alliances, trade relations, and criminal jurisdiction, for example. in one instance, the treaty of new echota of 1835 provided for the sending of a delicate to the u.s. house of representatives. ask the federal courts long ago understood, during virtually all of the period of u.s. tribal treaty making, severe inequalities existed in their relative bargaining power. treaties were univer

the record holders of all world cups, he is not even in this national team. eneral, this is so-so, some kind of subjective view. because there are as many as four football players from the porto galicia national team, for some reason there is not even cristiano ronaldo, although they talk about him almost everyone is talking about other news. well, there is a new one at the world cup that is not about cristiano and there is other news. i also wanted to say that what is the impression that christian's pr people even he will not play they will still send out some news to make an informative excuse because we can't talk about him in any program, you see, lionel messi is talked about much less , although his leadership influence is no less important for the argentina national team. serious personnel and losses are at least in question participation in the match of lautaro martinez angel dimari rodrigo de pola and papa gomis four footballers who we can definitely call the main ones considering that lionel messi e sets up the team for the game and considering the fa

they didn't come up with the brain child of a national park service. ince fact, roosevelt was very determined right after the end of his administration to move different national parks. anyway, so that story is a little off base as well. it's overdue to take a fresh look at it. >> well, two quick things. when i was an interior, horris allbright would three or four times a year, write a stinging letter to my boss, the assistant secretary, saying why don't you do this in the park, why don't you do that at the other park. my job was to draft the replies. i had to find new and interesting ways to say, horris, because we don't have the money. i was going to ask you, jay, what do people ask you at -- about olmsted when they come to the site? what's the most common inquiry perhaps? >> still don't have the money. so we're a lesser known site, so i think a lot of the folks that do come through known a bit abt olmsted. as i mentioned before, i think the folks that come in that don't know that much about it are really surprised on how muc senior the sons -- how mu

the chief of the chalked nation supporting the cherokee nation's request and requesting the chalked on nation delegate also be seated on the basis of the 1830 treaty of dancing rapid treat. i ask unanimous consent to answer the statements to the record without objection? we also received a letter from the president of the delaware nation requesting that if any new tribal delegates were seated, the house also seat a delegate from the delaware nation on the basis of the 1778 treaty of fort pit. or the three successors of the historic elimination -- if they cannot agree to a seat on a delegate from each tribe. i wish unanimous to get sent to insert that letter into the record without objection? we also received a letter from the assistant chief of the united keith what banned in oklahoma arguing that they are successors to be a historic turkey nation. i ask unanimous consent to insert the letter into the record along with the appointment of a delegate -- without objection. finally we received a letter from the eastern band of cherokee indians arguing that they are a successor to the histo

bank because the national bank what is the correct name of him there? rinciple, all these national banks are wrong. our counter- banks are called in russia the center of the bank and also the head of the shopping center elvira nabiulina as well as german gretz - this is the head of oschadbank, that is, sberbank of russia, they allegedly met with putin and tried to refuse to even simply recognize the lpr of the dpr, they did not understand that in reality he was preparing a war. also, they seemed to be terribly shocked when this war began and they told putin that if they even simply recognized the lpr of the dpr, it would mean a 35% drop in gdp there in two years, because very strong sectoral sanctions will be introduced, what will be, well, there will be huge problems in it that will be pushed back for decades, but nevertheless, almost a year has already passed and we see that the sanctions have not yet led to the results that bigulina and uh, this count voiced how did it happen or does this mean that we constantly raise the question that sanctions are n

susan: was the goal challenging the nation of islam? ahan: a lot of their plans were built around dethroning elisha mohammed and taking leadership of american islam and that is part of the reason why the title of the book is american caliph, this is not the only thing going on for the leadership of america -- of islamic america. susan: khaalis develops his own set and start recruiting members. kareem abdul jabbar. how do they associate and what did he do within that? shahan: that is the name that khaalis gave 2 -- who was with the milwaukee buccs. when they met he was still at ucla. it was a very exciting prospect. khaalis and cream abdul-jabbar's father -- kareem abdul jabbar's father knew each other. after khaalis master had died, khaalis was adrift for a while. at this time, elisha mohammed was really rising with one of his proteges, the boxing champion muhammad ali. once again, it happened and almost in opposition to that whole the namic happening in -- the whole dynamic happening in the nation of islam. he spotted him on tv wearing

the nation to nation relationships i am going to make sure that happens. pe our work in the past two years has demonstrated that we are meeting that commitment and that's why i relaunched this, leaning and elevated event into a white house tribal nations summit, because after a previous administration failed to convene any event on the scale on my watch, russia and the new era of advancing the way for the federal government to work with tribal nations and it starts by appointing native americans to believe the front lines of the administration starting with the secretary, we followed the appointees across the biden administration including the federal courts. the entire administration and the advanced economic agenda making historic investments in the country and i might add they are long overdue. facing the pandemic and economic crisis that this impacted the tribal nations i invested more than $32 billion in the american rescue plan, the largest one time ever direct investment in the country in american history. during the pandemic native americans were co

i, myself, have no plans of my own to organize the united nations. i will just address the basic parameters of such changes for solutions. the united nations, which emerged and the results of the second world war was still marked by the time of its creation. both for the makeup of its subsidiary bodies and institutions, nothing, for instance, other than the vision of victors and explain why the countries of germany and japan do not figure among the permanent members of the security council. in general, that critical 53 which makes reference to hostile states should be deleted from the u.n. charter. the criterion of the possession of nuclear weapons would be archaic in the new era opening up before us. the great country of india should be represented in the security council. the authority and potential of the council would also be enhanced by incorporating on a permanent basis italy, indonesia, canada, poland, brazil, mexico and egypt into this body, even if they do not possess the veto. the security council will require better support, more effective,

i want to note that the national team of kazakhstan is for her. nd indeed. they are in a game tone, you can’t say anything to the guys and probably if you lost this. ah, slowly, a little start for our team of aggression appears on the ice with chistyakov and a drone. carousel in the attack zone, which almost led to god and thick as an ordinary person. everything is fine. we are talking about big teams, and the kazakhstan team is about the club game, because the vast majority are for the astana barys yes, there are no others, like guys, but it would be in the history of kazakhstan at what moments, when in the olympic team and so on, well , in the ninety-eighth, all the pupils were from the same school of the ust-kamenogorsk torpedo well, this is understandable, because, uh, in the north of kazakhstan, basically some kind of concentrated there. fall, but the referee did not pay attention to the game of the kazakh player. all the same rules. now we are a little on the rollback akulov is watching what will happen through the starboard side of the kazak

the formation of a national culture no the entire purpose national culture no the entire purpose national culture no the entire purpose of this is purely the destruction of the of this is purely the destruction of the of this is purely the destruction of the russian people destruction from within russian people destruction from within russian people destruction from within by dividing the nation and pitting those by dividing the nation and pitting those by dividing the nation and pitting those divisions against each other in fact divisions against each other in fact divisions against each other in fact nine months later putin has largely nine months later putin has largely nine months later putin has largely abandoned his story of the densification abandoned his story of the densification abandoned his story of the densification of ukraine now he's shelling ukrainian of ukraine now he's shelling ukrainian of ukraine now he's shelling ukrainian energy infrastructure plunging the energy infrastructure plunging the energy infrastructure plunging the country into darkness the kremlin is as co

in and do the job for the national police under leave. they have to come to a head the police when they say job and then trend them. and then before they leave the trend, them, how long, how long would they stay? but the experts will tell you exactly how long it would take to. what do you, i'm sure you consulted experts. what did they say? i know we haven't. i haven't spoken to an expert on this matter yet, but i believe those expert will be sad, will tell you, and how long, how much will the expert support the idea of an intervention? and if we haven't spoken to them, how do we know that? that's what they would, i mean that, i mean it, most of those international institution they are security consult of an expert. they can tell you exactly. they're in the hall to want to get their wonder most simple thing to us. is there a real? is there fact l'oreal turned it down? now? you have for me the kids that you go to school, they cannot go back to school. they should have one good battle. so september, now we on december. yeah. and we have many

there would be some training for the national police because all police is not trained for that. when they train for is the civil police. we have is a civil police according to the, to the, to the rules of this institution. that policy we have should not even have those are the mighty weapons because that's one of the reason we always want to have our forces back. because the issue of gangs can be only confronted with armed forces. the national app willis we have is a civil police force, therefore did not have any ch winning whatsoever of fight gang so, so, so when i, when i hear you say there, and i think of other countries where this has happened, where they say are, you know, we need troops to come in and support our our forces aren't trained to deal with the violence on the ground. it's been an occupation at the very least. been an intervention? no, i mean a wish. and i think we need to establish a difference between occupation and vision then, or i thought assistance, because what is the country that we are? could you say it's not either, right? it's not intervention, and it'

well, i also like the korean national team, the japanese national team, they showed that if there is or victory, if there is a will, if there is character, then it is possible even incredible matches can be won the day before, so the day before, the samurai national team, the japanese national team demonstrated this. well, in this match, korea also made a miracle, made the impossible possible, and, just like japan, gained willpower the victory, i.e., missing from the clearly discussed from now korea from portugal, the japanese from uh missed from the spaniards and before that, they also won a uh-willed victory with the germans, and here too we understand that portugal, which came out well, almost the main team, that is, ronaldo was there there were such footballers who, perhaps, do not start for fernando santos, but still in the portuguese national team by name, they are one of the strongest, just like in brazil, just like in france, but we see that all the same those teams that do not have such powerful world-class stars still make a sensation. squirrels make a sensation. by the way,

documents that are deemed to have historical or other evidentiary value have to be turned over to the nationalarchives when these presidents leave office and eventually of them become available to researchers and others, and they form a crucial part of the historical record that helps us to understand events in our countries past. it is now at the center of a pretty notable scandal involving former president donald trump and his apparent decision to retain custody of documents after he left office. as we will discuss tonight, in fact, every recent president has chafed at the requirements of the pra to some degree, and we will talk about history tonight. and we will talk about why the preservation of presidential records is still so critical. so with that i want to introduce our panel in alphabetical order. sitting next to me farnoush amiri is congressional reporter at "the associated press" where she's covered the trump mar-a-lago scandal and caucuses responses as well as related controversies around president biden's dominated the national archives. prior to joining the ap she worked at nbc n

archives with the significant role in the statue for the national archivist, it's a very curious roler former presidents as well as for presidents. and we should come back to that if we talk but under the statute, could be be amended to clarify and address some peculiarities in the law but it don't think we detected until recently. but the statute attempts o recognize the confidentiality interest by protecting from release, for example, materials that reflect president communications among other interest for a period of 12 years. and once those periods and by the way, once these second periods of the two categories of documents subject to different periods of release, one, 12 years, one, five years but once the streets and then they become subject to private petition or private relief under the freedom of information act. we could talk about the technicality because of the technical records of the statute and do want to come back to the former letter and in the appropriate moment to talk about some of the odd questions that are raised under the statute. but you are quite right there i

the core of the defense was the national guard. there was the azov special forces unit with units of the marines and the national police . the unit of the 79th brigade was defending directly in severodonetsk, and it was the core of the defense at the beginning. rubizhne was our battalion's tactical group e.e. during the fighting, the tactical group rubizhne was formed. good collaboration, let's say, units e.e., the interaction of which was the core, again, the unit of the nation's party e.e. gave the opportunity to hold for a long time. after the main strike forces of the enemy had already been provided and destroyed, the military and political leadership of the state made a decision to withdraw the units, which was done expediently and correctly, they saved a lot of personnel personnel and equipment and artillery and managed to develop an offensive in other regions of ukraine. did we draw any conclusions from the whole defense of the severodonetsk retreat in order to do something different in the future, fighting specifically in th

i believe that the national council would have handled it much more correctly and more openly and so on, but there are those who are, that is in the version that will be voted on there tomorrow for sure. well, for sure. and we agreed with the document that cancels the role of the national council in creating signatures. we will be only one of those who add their candidates to those lists, well, their candidacies on your opinion. and why was there such a focus on this item and in the end they reached a compromise on it? why is this view just uh and different uh, well, a different way of working with state bodies , and probably those who formed these lists before that found a way to the offices of the special services to the offices of the ministry of culture and so on. and they understood that the national council, due to its composition and its collegiality, would be absolutely independent in making those decisions, so those decisions, well, that was actually what they opposed, but because for it is more important for us to move on in general, and we and the working group of authors d

i say that the only threat now to the russian federation is the existence of national republics, they and the russification of these peoples is going on all the time. moreover, it is bad 1-2 times a week in schools, and starting from the 17th year, from that address of putin when you mentioned, the language is already studied as optional and in the curriculum it is a variable part, that is, why are you not very good at it ask your child to learn the language, even though in the 90s , when they were lured into the federation, they said , remember, yeltsin spoke from a hangover. what are you looking at, sovereignty, as much as you want, the state language, the national state language, the presidential elections, there is nothing left of it. this is all prohibited, they understand that they want to destroy our nations as soon as possible, and one of the reasons for the fact that they are now mobilizing and taking people to war more than all the people from national minorities, somehow from the peoples, that's why the reason is that they, uh, exsanguinate, take away physiologically health

we will see the women's national team at the world cup of ukraine. we are working on it.are working on it. it seemed that you would win 2:0 and then this penalty could have broken the final with a colossus, the match was if only such a college is very good, such a talented team, it increases with every game and we were preparing for this, we were preparing for a difficult match, so somewhere a goal in the second minute somewhere gave we have a little more hope, a little more some uh-uh facts ah-ah, but later on in the match we played more or less equal football and if kol had scored a penalty, it would have been more difficult for us further on, and i will have uh- for the next season well, let's say the second half as well as the task of vorskla, we understand that it is a championship , but it did not work out in the champions league for you. to be honest, these are the reasons. well, what can the fans expect in 2023? we didn't manage to play well in the champions league in the champions league. yes, we were somehow unable to beat a team that was within our power. there

so as sportswear giant nike has sponsored the brazilian national team since 1996. and it didn't take long for nike to tap into the mysticism and success. the brazilian football. entire ad campaigns revolving around brazil's creative and beautiful style of play take place. year after year old with highlighting the yellow jersey as a source of pride in the mid to thousands, even inspired video games focusing on the flare and trickery of brazilian st. verbal, over one, brazil's national team turned into major lucrative business. in other words, it became a money making machine. but the money came at a cost executive that the brazilian pupil configuration took full advantage of the national teams popularity. oh, who sequestered just i mean, this been boldly cool. national therapy for my bill, he said, the bottom oligarchy of suitable going to history keith feet, gut me, your nadia or loss of say to me to do to salute charging year. this is helena 0. ne, just assume wait to do. it was nobody there or no, no, say who, what juvenile she? only squamous, so we'll put a key c

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i think the leader of the national team. he is quite experienced. ember that he is the only one. who brought our national team to the top tournament. this is the london 2012 olympic games football federation. vitya that 's all it made a balanced decision and gave him confidence in a certain cec well, this is the decision of the football federation. we are the solution. naturally, support already in march. we have to start at the selection for the european championship 2024, squad. georgy kondratiev will perform in the same group with andora teams. kosovo, romania, israel and switzerland are the best footballers of our country. in the 21st century , alexander gleb believes that it will be extremely difficult for our teams to get into the final stage of the forum. well, my opinion. i don't want to draw anything. i think there is no chance in this group. we need to adequately assess us to grow and grow. uh, the only chance we uh lost is when in the conference league here the first when it started here it was necessary to cling to it and kosmik to go to

susila also worked as a tour guide in the national park. to fully appreciate them, she says. so, we head back into the park together. i'm looking for tiger and leopard, this is the track that they will come to the river to drink. and sometimes we get also elephant. susila takes us to a spot near the river. and after hours of waiting, a tiger suddenly appears. it is magnificent to see a male tiger walking along here, one of over 100 tigers now here in bardiya national park, part of a growing tiger population here in nepal. it is definitely something to be celebrated, because as we know everywhere around the world, the conservation stories that we often get to read are loudly depressing, and the number of species we are losing on a daily basis, the habitat loss that we see every day, and nepal brings a freshness to the arena of conservation. music and chanting. they have participated in this, they have rejoiced in the success as well, and they are paying with their lives and terror, and that i think needs to be acknowledged more. because if i

he scored the 52nd goal for the french national team and became the best scorer of the national team nominee of the best forecaster of history, the president of france, emmanuel macron, said before the game of his national team against poland that towandowski will score one goal, just like the mvp, it is possible for those who want to go down in history i wonder if the president knows who the object of the final is, the moment that moved everyone, poland's goalkeeper wojciech szczecin does not calm down his son after the defeat by the french. we believe that for three goals you should pay at least three days of a ban on selling croissants in the side. such a punishment was jokingly proposed by the page of the polish city on facebook only look at the reaction of english fans to the goal against senegal, missed the match with senegal as it turned out, his house was robbed, so the selzi player flew to his family in london, let's let's replay this celebration jude belleng continues to play with the hearts of liverpool fans the legendary brazilian football player pele spoke about how he is

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here, the decisive role may and must be played by the united nations. of course, it must be restructured, together with its component bodies in order to be able to be capable of confronting the new tasks. these ideas have long been under discussion and many proposals have been put forward. i myself have no plan of my own for reorganizing united nations. i will just address the basic parameters of such changes as already for solution. the united nations, which emerged from the results and the lessons of the second world war is still marked by the period of its creation. this is true both for the makeup of its subsidiary bodies and auxiliary institutions and with respect to its functioning. nothing for instance, other than the division into victors and vanquished explains why such countries as germany and japan do not figure among the permanent members of the security council. in general, i feel that article 53, which makes reference to a hostile states should be immediately deleted from the un charter. also, the possession of nuclear weapons would be arch

despite having $58 million deferred maintenance, no project for the national park were included in the national park service fiscal year 2023. of that project list, two of them received legacy restoration funds. that is unfortunate. i am disappointed that national park service director declined -- invitation to attend the hearing. it is our job up here to invite government witnesses. it is their job to be here to testify. we are doing backlog projects in maintaining infrastructure. those are crucial components of combatting consequences of overcrowding. i have significant concerns about how the administrations allocating restoration funds in the process through which means projects are selected. it defied logic determination second most visited park would not receive funds to complete maintenance projects. today's hearings give us an opportunity to discuss innovative solutions to a serious issue. it is my hope that americans will continue to take advantage of the gems within our park system. we can equipped the national parks with the flexibility needed to handle visitors more effectiv