the state's department of social services now say giving of grants to 7 pilot programs promoting guaranteed income across the state. and if this is passed, direct cash payments would be given to students from april to august of next year, according to a twenty-twenty study done by ucla, an estimated 270,000 students statewide are experiencing homelessness in the k to 12 school system. >> well, it was 7 the tech company that grabbed everybody's attention during the pandemic became a household name. zoom do what kept us all together. absolutely. while they partly over higher during the pandemic. so now they're cutting back about 15% of their work. yeah, the ceo says it has to do with the uncertain global economy. crawford's amanda hari has details. >> it became a household term during the covid-19 pandemic zoom, everyone from adults to children to grandparents were using zoom to go to work school or just to stay connected to others. zoom, of course, was one of the biggest beneficiaries from the pandemic. the san jose based company grew about 3 times in size to manage the demand. >> but now, l

after the montf march, the state department of social services will cut cal fresh payments because ofational covid emergency is ending. congress had given extra money to the state for e b t funds, which meant higher payments to cal fresh recipients. but now starting in april, payments will go back down to a pre pandemic amount. americans have spent about 35% of the money they saved during the pandemic. that's according to an estimate by goldman sachs. the company predicts americans will have buried through all of their two thirds of their pandemic savings by the end of the year. moody's analytics says that between stimulus checks and reduced spending american households saved about $2.7 trillion by the end of 2021. but recent inflation and the rollback of covid relief pushed many families to spend some of that cash down on prostitution. the various had to go up and one san francisco neighborhood starting this week and the growing concerns surrounding residents safety plus bringing back masks to the classroom, the bay area county where some children will to rise. the latest numbers, co

the state's department of social services announced it was giving grants to 7 pilot programs promoting guaranteed income all across the past these direct cash payments will be given to students from april august of next year, according to a 2020 report by ucla, an estimated 270,000 students are experiencing homelessness across california's k through 12 school system. well, the tech company that grabbed everybody's attention during the pandemic. >> zoom kept us together. kept us together is now announcing they're going to be reducing their workforce by about 15%. the ceo has this has to do with uncertainty in the global economy. kron four's amanda hari has more. it became a household term during the covid-19 pandemic zoom. >> everyone from adults to children to grandparents were using zoom to go to work school or just to stay connected to others. zoom, of course, was one of the biggest beneficiaries from the pandemic. the san jose based company grew about 3 times in size to manage the demand. >> but now, like many other tech companies, they've announced layoffs, 1300 employees, which is

the state's department of social services announced they were giving grants to 7 pilot programs to promote guaranteed income across the state. if this is passed, direct cash payments would be given to homeless students from april to august of next year, according to a twenty-twenty use, a cla report an estimated 270,000 students are experiencing homelessness across california's k through 12 school system. the tech company that kept us all together during covid zoom is planning to cut workers. yeah, became a verb. it was you so much. but 15% of its workforce now going to be cut. the ceo says. >> they had the choice, the uncertainty of the global economy ahead. he's forced their hand kron four's man. harry has details. it became a household term during the covid-19 pandemic zoom. >> everyone from adults to children to grandparents were using zoom to go to work school or just to stay connected to others. zoom, of course, was one of the biggest beneficiaries from the pandemic. the san jose based company grew about 3 times in size to manage the demand. >> but now, like many other tech companies

i spoke to the head of the department of social services. here in the city of is done bull earlier. she said, we need to have hope and we need to show the city of a tie that we are giving them our solidarity. ah, people are hungry. people are. yeah. it's very bad conditions. you know, they're, they're trying to, trying to stay alive. very, very bad phones, they're hungry there. this snow is also where they're very hardly so they need to pull them down. they need to warm down, but we'll be in there for them. so hope is so important. so to dorothy, so important ever working very hard and we'll reach them, we will rescue them. finally, hopefully this is the worst natural disaster that president ergo, on has faced in his 21 years in office. and he is facing election on may 14th. there will be presidential and parliamentary elections. he doesn't know who he's running against. the opposition has yet to name a candidate. but 6 opposition parties have formed a coalition. and next week they plan on naming a candidate president early on has already been praised for his swift mobilization to t

food assistance program or about to see a drop in payments after next month, the state department of social services will reduce cal fresh payments by at least $95. that's because the national covid emergency is ending. congress had given extra money to the state for food assistance , which meant higher payments to count fresh recipients. but starting in april, payments will go back down to a pre pandemic amount. the controversial issue of reparations was on the agenda for today's san francisco supervisors meeting. the reparations proposal under review for eligible black residents would require applicants be at least 18 years old. they would have to show they were displaced or or a descendant of someone who was displaced as a result of the city's past urban renewal programs. they may also need to prove they were born in san francisco between 1940 1996 and lived in the city for at least 13 years. this february. ktvu is celebrating black history month and coming up next right here on the four. we're going to talk with the new mayor of santa rosa, natalie rogers, the first black leader, appoint did to

the state department of social services will cut cal fresh payments by at least $95 after next month.that's because the national covid emergency is ending. congress had given extra money to the state for mbt funds , which meant higher payments to cal fresh recipients. but starting in april, payments will go back down to a pre pandemic amount. today is a day to remember and work towards staying safe online. february 7th is safer internet day. it was originally conceived to protect children from the dangers of the internet. well, now the focus is protecting all of us from overuse, online addiction, hateful rhetoric and scams. tech analyst larry maggot of connect safety .org says it's a danger that affects all ages. there's a lot of people who just get depressed, rolling, and maybe they spent too much time online and you know, there's such a thing as too much of a good thing, so taking breaks and realizing that people out there if they are mean not to take it personally, and also not to get into ridiculous fights with people, and that's the problem for adults. even more so i think than k

the state department of social services announced they're giving grants to 7 pilot programs promoting guaranteed income across the state. if passed direct cash payments would be given to students from april to august of next year. some of the co-authors included assembly member matt haney and lo and alex lee. according to a study in 2020 by ucla center for the transformation of schools, about 270,000 students are experiencing homelessness across california's k through 12 school system. well, the tech company that grabbed everybody's attention during the pandemic zoom plans to cut 15% of its workforce. the ceo says it. >> it has to do with the uncertainty of the global economy ahead. so they're making these changes. the company became a household name, as you know, during the pandemic is most everybody used it to stay connected with each other. the san jose based company grew about 3 times its size during the pandemic. just to meet the demand 1300 employees or about to be laid off, which equals 15% of the workforce. one expert says that many tech companies, including zoom, are going ba

the state department of social services announced plans to fund 7 pilot programs promoting guaranteedncome across the state if passed direct cash payments would be given to students from april to august of next year. some of the coauthors include assembly member matt haney and then lo and alex lee. according to a 2020 report by ucla center for the transformation of schools, an estimated 270,000 students are experiencing homelessness across california's k through 12 school system. the city of san francisco is expected to end a controversial practice as the city officials are no longer going to be required to sign and dated letters of resignation before being appointed to their jobs. the board of supervisors voted 8 to 2 to ban that practice. it became a hot issue last fall when one of the mayor's appointees refused to turn in his undated resignation letter as part of his reappointment critics called the letters threats. the mayor's office had no comment following the board's decision. taking a live look outside here. you can see the city of san francisco there in the corner. a little b

after the month of march, the state department of social services will cut cal fresh payments by at least95 because the national covid emergency is ending. congress had given extra money to the state for those fbt funds, which meant higher payments to cal fresh recipients. but now starting in april, payments go back down to a pre pandemic amount. americans have spent about 35% of the money they saved during the pandemic, according to an estimate by goldman sachs. the company predicts americans love burned through nearly two thirds of their pandemic savings by the end of the year. moody's analytics says that between stimulus checks and reduced spending american household saved about $2.7 trillion in all by the end of 2021 recent inflation and the rollback of covid relief pushed many families to spend much of that money. bank of america is forecasting a recession this year. bank of america vice chairman says expected business earnings will likely not be enough and will lead to more labor weakness this year. the bank says costs will continue to grow faster than revenue and will hurt the bott

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social institution employees, or compensation for their expenses. the main thing in the document is the quality of accessibility and an individual social package of services , the relevant departmentlop a procedure for who, when and what are needed, but the organization that will have the right to provide. court in a special register they will only have to apply for no money anywhere. they will not pay, the application of the ministry is submitted, for labor this register will be compiled by the ministry of labor in order to see the entire list, perhaps the most controversial proposed innovation. the transition to paying pensions mainly through banks, the right to delivery will be reserved only for citizens who objectively need it, but will the banking system cope with the load and how this idea is being carried. now they are still an open question, our deputies are actively discussing this provision and will continue to do so. of course, i think the adjustment is because, well, there are issues that concern our residents and concerns in constituencies. we discussed this rule. it is perceived ambiguously. in the first reading. mps passed the bill on issues of state environmental e

after the month of march, the state department of social services will cut kyle fresh payments at leastcause the national covid emergency is ended. congress had given extra money to the state for e b t funding, which meant higher payments to cal fresh recipients. but now beginning in april, the payments will go back to a pre pandemic amount americans have spent about 35% of the money they saved during the pandemic, according to a new estimate by goldman sachs company predicts americans will have spent nearly two thirds of their pandemic savings by the end of the year, moody's analytics says between stimulus checks and reduce spending, american households saved about $2.7 trillion by by the end of 2021, however, recent inflation and the rollback of covid relief pushed many families to dip into that fund. 6 15 your time right now. it's been four months since hurricane with a caused death and destruction here in the u. s. and it appears there's been a spike in homelessness following last year's hurricane season, hurricane ian slammed into the coast of southwest florida in late september as

social institution for workers, or compensation for their expenses. the main thing in the document is the quality of accessibility and the individual social package of services, the profile for the department will develop the procedure for who, when and what are needed, but the organization that will have the right to provide. court in a special register they will only have to apply for no money anywhere. they will not pay, the application of the ministry is being submitted, this register will be drawn up by the ministry of labor in order to see the entire list, perhaps the most controversial proposed innovation. the transition to paying pensions mainly through banks , the right to delivery will be reserved only for citizens who objectively need it, but will the banking system cope with the load and how this idea is being carried. now they are still an open question , our deputies are actively discussing this provision and will continue to do so. of course, i think the adjustment is because, well, there are issues that concern our residents and concerns in constituencies. we discussed this rule. it is perceived ambiguously. in the first reading. the deputies adopted a draft law on issues o

recently consulted on a new model of providing children's agenda services informed the work of a cas review . the department of health review. the department of health and socialare supports the work of nhs england is doing to improve their service offered to transgender patients in the nhs. and we welcome dr. carson's latest advice . now there's been latest advice. now there's been a lot of talk about human rights in the news this week. former conservative prime minister sir john major warned against rishi sunak's alleged plan to leave the european convention on human rights if his plans to control illegal immigration blocked. also, the scotland prisoner row continues as scottish prison service . transgender prisoners service. transgender prisoners will be initially put in jails corresponding to their biological sex. a recent review alleged that the transgender double rapist isla bryson being put in a female prison did not put in a female prison did not put female prisoners harm. some would that this policy from the piece will infringe on the rights of transgender prisoners . but this all begs the question what are human rights and our current understanding o

of many topics such as transplants to the university and the iran department , we are receiving documents to pay to other organizations such as the social security organization and the medical services organization of the armed forces we will also deposit money to this fund in stages for their patients, so that they can cover their patients. for now, our province covers all these patients, whether it is health insurance, social security, or the armed forces, until the karun structure is covered in insurance. the relevant ones should be defined this is a positive measure for all the insured persons of the country in different funds and different organizations . their origin and position is currently based in the health insurance of the provinces with the cooperation of the vice president of treatment of the university of management of social security treatment of the armed forces and since the time in this matter in this there are committees, we are providing these services, there is also an important disease , we have seen cancers almost completely, all types of cancers , links to all links in this fund, my illness is mental, parkinson's, another disease that causes movement disorde

of classical music and the need for her milk is increasing. why not? you? what are you doing? light? tell me, i work in a complex center for social services, head of the rehabilitation departmentled. so yes, this is our passion music is our hobby. our love is simple, but work is ours. well, by the way, everyone also has their own love, because my wards. i love them too, i work with them. i even have a group of hmm adults with disabilities, and with whom i instill in them also a love of music. so music is everywhere heart. yes? well, who will sing at the table? yes , a very wonderful song that we love the world very much. it's not just that it's not just that you can't bubble off the ground. lord woke up, but apart from troubles unwelcome. running is in the world of stars and sunlight. there is a home and warmth, i have fire for her, you are everything that i have in life. i have everything bratislava day. all you're afraid of is everything. you are all in i have everything in my life, that i am everything that is going on, that is connected only with you, only with you. but now this stage will belong to our guests from nizhny novgorod, friends sergey zorin and emelya minus the

resolution approving an original agreement between department of public health (dph) and the california health and human services agency, to exchange health and social services information, in the amount of $0 for a term exceeding ten years, effective january 31, 2023, remaining in full force and effect until terminated by the dph or the california health and human service agency; and to authorize the dph to enter into amendments or modifications to the agreement prior to its final execution by all parties that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities to the city and are necessary to effectuate the purposes of the agreement or this resolution. members of the public who are joining -- joining us remotely, please call 415-655-0001 and enter id24le 2174739. press pound twice. when the system indicates you have been unmuted, you may begin your comments. >> thank you, mr. clerk. we have a verbal presentation by chief information officer from the department of public health. i assume this is also online. >> good morning, madam chair. i'm here. >> thank you. please go ahead. >> thank you. good morning. dph is seeking your committee's favor

many of them did not embrace it at the time, but some did, and a lot did support reducing resources for police departments and moving them into social services or other city expenditures. so there was a lot of support for this, and it has coincided with an increase in crime in a lot of places and crime is one of the issues, when it's a problem, when it's a big problem, it's almost the only problem. if you are in a high crime area you are very worried about it, and if you don't have it, you are worried it's coming to your place. it's a winner for almost any republican candidate. >> jacqui: desantis is trying to show florida as an example how he would lead. is starting out in democratic-run states and cities at all risky when you have, for instance, i think it was in new york, you had people protesting his presence, calling up, you know, issues and legislation that they have a problem with, calling, i think the governor of illinois called him homophobic ahead of his trip to chicago. does this come with as many risks as it does benefits? >> well, i think in some cases desantis has, for a republican, he has some of the right enemies. so if he ha

we are here with the city of ass down is down both social services department head, any hello again. hi. how are you? how do you plan on keeping this incredible momentum going? thank you so much. we're better. we, we're because is a very so 30 people people will be some will are here again, are we now have 7000 walden to years with steve? it's, it's really incredible. so you stumble unites turkey united together with the volunteers. we're now organizing everything. we're not 160 long talks. are it is today. you said this is going to be a probably 3 to 4 month effort. how are you going to keep this momentum going to help people whose needs are so great? if you stumble municipality is strange also municipality, and they can be molly's very dedicated to this and also the wall interiors with our professional work and the volunteers will unite and we will be strong. there is no either way because we are now embarrass debris. we are embarrassed to eat, really embarrass the, you know, a sleep because people in hawkeye over there. they're not sleeping. they're not eating, they're starving ov

were flagged as having posted stuff breaching the terms of service of social media platforms like and facebook officials within these departmentsed flagged status to come tax executives , these social tax executives, these social media companies and point out i don't think they demanded that they take down this particular person's account or shadow ban them but pointed it out and if it's a government official pointing it out in, all likelihood twitter and facebook responded as they did in the united states when. they were contacted officials of the contacted by officials of the biden administration. so and in the case it might subject access request , it revealed a report to request, it revealed a report to the counter disinformation at dcms in which they said that i tweeted something about an anti vaccine mandate petition , a vaccine mandate petition, a vaccine mandate petition, a vaccine passport petition in receiving 1.2 million signatures and it got a lot of traffic on twitter and they flagged this up and they said we don't think you should flag this one to twitter because there were freedom speech in other speech implicati

department of human services allows us to continue rate increases to make illinois more competitive in the market for workers who serve people with developmental disabilities. the investments we've made in socialce agencies over the past four years and that we are proposing for the coming year will finally have reversed the hollowing out that occurred in human services under the previous administration if we are able to hire up enough staff in this tight labor market. we are cautiously optimistic that we can do so. fighting poverty and ending this entire budget proposal rests on our shared goal, to give illinois families the support and opportunities for the big building blocks of a good life, food access, housing, and healthcare. certainly most people won't need to rely on government for those things. but we will have failed everyone in illinois if we don't place a higher priority on tackling poverty because fewer people , living in financial distress means a better quality of life for everyone in our state. so, this budget proposes increasing temporary assistance for needy families, tanf, by $50 million so our families have more help to cover basic necessities like transportation, electricit

of care. and behavioral, physical health and connections with social service eave have dedicated follow up teams. last year we released the department of public health over dose prevention flon reduce over dose deaths in black and african-americans and people experiencing homelessness this plan from prop c program fundses to support plan. this includes expansion of big consumption supplies. low threshold. access to clinics and opioid use disorders. jump to our treatment bed expansion. we opened 160 new beds bring the total open under our mental health sf umbrella to 250 toward the 400 goal. approximately i will talk about our plans for the year to implement the programs. we launched the office coordinated care and our case management expansion. the service support people disconnect friday care transitioning between settings. often meeting people where they are especially high risk individual who is are at the hospital, leaving jails and needing that support to transition to the next level of care. be it behavioral health and substance support social service whatever services they need to goat that stable setting they need. we began

resolution approving an original agreement between department of public health (dph) and the california health and human services agency, to exchange health and social services information, in the amount of $0 for a term exceeding ten years, effective january 31, 2023, remaining in full force and effect until terminated by the dph or the california health and human service agency; and to authorize the dph to enter into amendments or modifications to the agreement prior to its final execution by all parties that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities to the city and are necessary to effectuate the purposes of the agreement or this resolution. members of the public who are joining -- joining us remotely, please call 415-655-0001 and enter id24le 2174739. press pound twice. when the system indicates you have been unmuted, you may begin your comments. >> thank you, mr. clerk. we have a verbal presentation by chief information officer from the department of public health. i assume this is also online. >> good morning, madam chair. i'm here. >> thank you. please go ahead. >> thank you. good morning. dph is seeking your committee's favor

of these criticisms. she touted the public health departments over overdose prevention plan, saying quote it includes expanding access to substance abuse services, doubling the distribution of naloxone in the next three years. and increasing social support for people at risk of overdose. and just about 15 minutes ago. we did also hear back directly from the san francisco department of public health representatives there say they are working on expanding treatment options for people suffering from addiction. the city already funds 28 substance abuse clinics to help people recover. they added more beds last year to address the problem , but it is obviously an ongoing issue that many san francisco residents feel very strongly about gasia and andre back to you. ali rasmus. thank you happening today in about an hour from now, president biden and vice president kamala harris will meet with members of the congressional black caucus to discuss police reform. they're set to meet in the oval office one day after the vice president attended the funeral of tyree nichols was fatally beaten by police in memphis, the congressional black caucus said earlier this week it had requested the meeting to push for negotiations on much needed national

the most necessary social and humanitarian services china deepens cooperation with russia and lukashenka's visit to beijing is another proof of this , according to the us state departmentbecause russia absorbed belarus a long time ago . lukashenka's visit to beijing begins today and will last three days, the american institute for the study of war, suggesting that he will try to expand cooperation with china to ease western sanctions, while the state department doubts that china will provide russia with lethal weapons, but continues to support it politically and economically, instead called on china to use its leverage to force russia to end the war with china, russia is developing relations which have only deepened over the course of several months, the fact that russia is now interacting with lukashenka, who actually ceded to russia the sovereignty of its own states is another element of how china deepens interaction with the russian federation and all those who are involved in and support the brutal russian war against ukraine . the meeting of this group is only the first step towards membership in this structure, and therefore ukraine must have in its arsenal effec

service, and the ukrainians gave her a real persecution in social networks. to which ivanna reacted sharply and like a husky. good evening from ukraine, the press secretary of the regional departmentorder service ivan plantovskaya, in the end, she was fired from the service. earlier, she got into a scandal because of the publication of candid photos from her vacation on social networks. in paris, this ivan-frankivsk transferred the posts of press secretary of the southern regional directorate of the state border guard service in the zhytomyr border detachment. there she held a position not related to communications, but at the end of january. she was generally fired from the state border service. this was reported to the bbc in the press service of the state border guard service. the department hopes that the border guards and border guards who defend ukraine will no longer be compared with the actions of individual servicemen who pay more attention to their personal lives and that in early january the social networks would be published with her photos from a vacation in france, she was in revealing dress and over the knee boots against the backdrop of the eiffel tower. also on he

service housing, but thanks to the social mortgage program for doctors plans have changed. now they are the legal owners of square meters in lyubertsy near moscow, invited to the personnel departmentnd said, you are specialists of the first category, you are entitled to housing in a social package. collect documents. of course, you were scared , thinking what it is. it probably should have been. yes, it worked. it didn't take long to choose an apartment very well. the main thing is that close to work and school nearby. and just a few meters away from the forest in the field , the road is far, roughly speaking, there is no parking further than noise, please, no question. program social mortgage for doctors is available in the moscow region since 2016, for 6 years, more than one and a half thousand medical workers have already been able to purchase their own housing, the main essence of the program is that when applying for a housing mortgage loan, and the government of the moscow region, and the program participant provides the amount , and the initial contribution and in the next 10 years, the amount of the principal debt is compensated. that is, medical workers only have to pay i

resolution approving an original agreement between department of public health (dph) and the california health and human services agency, to exchange health and social services information, in the amount of $0 for a term exceeding ten years, effective january 31, 2023, remaining in full force and effect until terminated by the dph or the california health and human service agency; and to authorize the dph to enter into amendments or modifications to the agreement prior to its final execution by all parties that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities to the city and are necessary to effectuate the purposes of the agreement or this resolution. members of the public who are joining -- joining us remotely, please call 415-655-0001 and enter id24le 2174739. press pound twice. when the system indicates you have been unmuted, you may begin your comments. >> thank you, mr. clerk. we have a verbal presentation by chief information officer from the department of public health. i assume this is also online. >> good morning, madam chair. i'm here. >> thank you. please go ahead. >> thank you. good morning. dph is seeking your committee's favor

many years, the health and human services department just cannot cover and provide protection for all of them. one thing that is so critical is that these children need socialyers to advocate for their needs on a daily basis as well as for their protection because they are so extremely vulnerable, and they won't know what kind of labor laws protect them to begin with. they don't understand english most of the time or have very limited english, and certainly won't understand the complexity of u.s. labor law. our current u.s. law does not guarantee these children lawyers to represent them and to look out for their irnterests. the other thing that's so important is that we have to make sure the u.s. humanitarian protection system is available to children and families. and the fact that in recent years, particularly under the trump administration, but it's continued under the biden administration, we've seen more restrictions being placed on asylum and on humanitarian protection. it makes it harder for people to get the kinds of legal protection they need to be able to stay here. so they're constantly in a tenuous, uncertain situation, which puts them into thes

departments overdose prevention plan, saying that it quote includes expanding access to the continuum of substance abuse services, doubling the distribution of naloxone in the next three years, increasing social support for people at risk of overdose. san francisco laguna honda hospital has received a crucial federal extension, allowing it to hold off on forced patient transfers . the previous moratorium on patient transfers were set to expire today. now they will not resume until at least may. 19th 12 former laguna honda patients died within weeks or months of their mandated transfers last year. medicare and medicaid revoked. the hospitals certification last april after determining it had not complied with multiple federal safety requirements. there are bipartisan calls now for police reform following the release of that horrific footage of the beating of tyrion nickels in memphis. blanchard shows us the president and vice president met with members of the congressional black caucus on this long simmering effort. the congressional black caucus and the white house huddling over what to do about police reform. just a day after the funeral for tyree nichols, the young father beaten by memphis,

statistics the department of health and social care also show that the number of senior bureaucrats employed by the service i6% in just years. there are now over 36 and a half thousand bureaucrats within nhs, up from . 33,000 in within nhs, up from. 33,000 in december 20, 19. how can our health service, which is paid for from the public purse , money for from the public purse, money and mine sleep walk into hiring thousands more people on huge six figure salaries . there six figure salaries. there aren't too many examples in the private sector of people being recruited and the wage bill exploding accidentally or without anyone really . in the without anyone really. in the private , the wage bill doesn't private, the wage bill doesn't swell automatically . but when swell automatically. but when you and i are paying for it , you and i are paying for it, it's another story . as with the it's another story. as with the entirety of the public sector, when its money we're always taken for mugs. when its money we're always taken for mugs . we know about taken for mugs. we know about the diabolical in the health s

statistics the department of health and social care also show that the number of senior bureaucrats employed by the service i6% in just years. there are now over 36 and a half thousand bureaucrats within nhs, up from . 33,000 in within nhs, up from. 33,000 in december 20, 19. how can our health service, which is paid for from the public purse , money for from the public purse, money and mine sleep walk into hiring thousands more people on huge six figure salaries . there six figure salaries. there aren't too many examples in the private sector of people being recruited and the wage bill exploding accidentally or without anyone really . in the without anyone really. in the private , the wage bill doesn't private, the wage bill doesn't swell automatically . but when swell automatically. but when you and i are paying for it , you and i are paying for it, it's another story . as with the it's another story. as with the entirety of the public sector, when its money we're always taken for mugs. when its money we're always taken for mugs . we know about taken for mugs. we know about the diabolical in the health s

put more time in and have it come back our department plague the lived clean up and taking care of things and figure out with ocd and agencies and social services when we can do for the families. we don't know who is moving when and who will get relocated and who is not. i want more in black and white the options. what resources are available what we look at for buy out list is guidance based on age and kids. i want to make sure it is clear if it it is not clear it is not for others. i want to make sure we are not saying, well, n this department's job. it th isoir job and our commission will figure it out. i want to see more thank staff, the project sponsor could not come up with a phasing plan. i think addition to the sequencing i want more information for those who are disaccomplice when resource made available and when we can do. we need to treat this i remember there was an upon bunch folks living under a laundry mat we had to figure out what we would do tell have to more than the normal course of business this occurred not in the normal course of business through no fault of anybody living here. exhibits c is a good start we need more and

of nursing has agreed to staff chemotherapy centres, emergency cancer services, dialysis care units, neonatal and paediatric intensive care . and paediatric intensive care. department for health and social care . that by accepting the care. that by accepting the independent review body recommendations we have given over 1 million recommendations we have given over1 million nhs recommendations we have given over 1 million nhs workers recommendations we have given over1 million nhs workers a pay rise of at least £1,400. this . rise of at least £1,400. this. talks between the government and the unions are continuing. but union bosses warned there'll be more action unless a serious offer on pay is made. ellie costello. gb news was reporting the ambulance crews join , the the ambulance crews join, the nurses. this time round . let's nurses. this time round. let's go now to castleford ambulance station and join our yorkshire and humber reporter anna riley, who's there on the picket line. and i know we had grown shops, the government minister, a accusing the unions of not providing sufficient detail whether emergency cover would be what's been the reaction there those on the picket line . good

of nursing has agreed to staff chemotherapy centres , emergency cancer centres, emergency cancer services , dialysis, critical services, dialysis, critical care units, neonatal and paediatric intensive care . the paediatric intensive care. the department for health and socialions , we have given recommendations, we have given over 1 million recommendations, we have given over1 million nhs recommendations, we have given over 1 million nhs workers recommendations, we have given over1 million nhs workers a pay rise of least over1 million nhs workers a pay rise of leas t £1,400 this over1 million nhs workers a pay rise of least £1,400 this year. talks between the government and unions are continuing, but union bosses will now be more action unless a serious offer on pay is made . ellie costello. gb news made. ellie costello. gb news and another week. and so we go on with these strikes. let's hear from gb news presenter daily mail consultant ed. he is andrew pierce . andrew morning. i andrew pierce. andrew morning. i can't sniff an end in sight for any of this. no. and i can tell you cynically, ministers think the public is beginning to wash over the public . people have over the public. people have become almost a sense of fatigue . oh, they're on strike again