events such as this gala in support of the air ambulance were carried out alone.to take this opportunity to say thank you also for the kind messages of support for catherine and for my father, especially in recent days. it means a great deal to us all. there was a 45—minute face—to—face meeting with prince harry — theirfirst for months. prince william now had a sick father and a wife recovering from major surgery. your royal highness, how grateful are you for the public support you've received in recent weeks? we really appreciate everyone's kind messages. thank you. events such as this gala in support of the air ambulance were carried out alone. i'd like to take this opportunity to say thank you also for the kind messages of support for catherine and for my father, especially in recent days. it means a great deal to us all. it's fair to say the past few weeks have had a rather medical focus, so i thought i'd come to an air ambulance function to get away from it all. faint laughter the prime minister, your majesty. - good evening, your majesty. very nice to see yo

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do this is they even pass layers burning shots out the ambulances to prevent them from teaching certain streets to 80 bulky leads. the wounded air in the area. fear fan union fails to reach agreement on extending sanctions on russian . l. n g was number showing record high a new purchases of moscow gas and just the 1st 2 weeks of this year. and china and india and make mutually beneficial cooperation and priority over long standing border dispute with agreements reached at the bridge summit in russia becoming a turning point in the bi lateral tides. the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching archie international. donald trump's pick for you in a basset or subscribes to the idea of the israel's claim to the westbank is a divine rights. the comment surface to during a hearing focused on the global body is position on israel. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, much rich and the former national security minister, ben, you the or who believe that israel has a biblical right to the entire westbank? is that your view today? yes. okay. i think when it comes to this very difficult issue, if

they even squarely shot out the ambulances to prevent them from the change, certain streets to 85 to lead to the wounded air. in the area, the clear pan union fails to reach agreement on extending sanctions on russian. ellen z with number showing record hi. edu. purchases of moscow gas in just the 1st 2 weeks of this year. and you case followers accused the international attorney aust fan of western icing history. i protect those is the truly in the towns of british colonialists stole from india and demands that those who were enriched now pay reparations. the live from our headquarters in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. this is archie international. donald trump is picked for you in in basset or assign israel has a quote, the coal right to the west bank. the comment came during a hearing focused on a global bodies stance on his row. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, some of which rich and the former national security minister, ben, you the or who believe that israel has a biblical right to the entire westbank? is that your view today? yes. okay. i think when it comes to this

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air. but critics call it another tax on the middle class. for such a fast-paced city, getting around new york can feel surprisingly slow. >> ambulances can't getitals. police cars can't get to crimes in progress. >> reporter: janno lieber is chair of the agency which runs new york's subways and soon its congestion pricing. starting sunday, most drivers will be charged $9 to enter manhattan's central business district. > we live here. we shouldn't have to pay extra to, like, move around. >> i think no one should be driving in manhattan unless they have to. >> reporter: the state aims to raise $15 billion earmarked for mass transit upgrades. so, this is on top of the money the mta gets from tolls and taxes. how do you guarantee to people this funding is going to be going toward those projects people have been waiting years for. >> well, listen, new yorkers are recognizing we're getting a ton of work done. we've opened two new train stations in the past couple of years. >> reporter: new york's plan is based on london's charge, but 20 years after the charge there, london ranks as the third most congested city in the world by traffic analysis compa

ambulances. we'll go in there to save people. >> harris: talk to me about what can be done from the air. from the winds i can't imagine you are putting up a lot of choppers with the possibility with retardant and all of that. >> the fixed wing and the rotary wing, helicopters have been grounded. they wanted to fly first flight this morning but we grounded everything at 7:30 p.m. last night and the winds, they are seeing gusts up to 100 miles-per-hour and this morning gusts as i was driving in on the fire line over 60 miles-an-hour. >> harris: when i was talking about how you stay on the job until it is 100% contained. what does the timeline look like in terms of what you are seeing burn now, more than 5000 acres at last check and building? >> we're still in the initial attack. fire actively burning structures. i would imagine for the recovery phase this will go on for weeks. >> harris: to even get full containment. >> 100% containment probably at least a week if not more. >> harris: wow, that's a long time. i appreciate you. thank you so very much. i know that sometimes you and your team

we saw an ambulance from las vegas recently, but there is no lights. and just this thick, acrid smoke in the air. it's just heartbreaking the way the sunset today on just utter devastation that will change the malibu coast for a very long time. >> i mean, bill, you're no stranger to seeing areas devastated by natural disasters and frankly, by war. you actually had an l.a. sheriff saying this looked like an atomic bomb had been dropped in these areas. and you just think about the pace. this has been three days and the devastation. so extensive when you are there and just take us to this, where you're where you are and what the scope of this feels like and the likelihood to to salvage or rebuild any of it. >> that's a massive question. you know, the california coastal commission, the sensitivities about building where we are, it's you can't even imagine how they're going to tackle this right now. that's for another day. right now, it's proof of life. uh, it's it's looking for actual, you know, maybe proof of fatalities in some cases confirming the worst. that is going to take a long time because t

air strikes on gaza. city palestinians in the north are using any materials they can find to carry the wounds or to ambulances. the number of people killed in those strikes is unclear. to install in on thursday is really forces have killed at least 60 people across the strip. israel's drone attack on the under mine neighborhood killed 2 palestinians in the west of garza city. 8 others were injured and some are in critical condition. the shut bad that we would, the sitting across from this man was having a phone call with his family. then suddenly, she was hit by and he's really please, god is sufficient for us. go. what is the best to dispose of affairs? the man was alone here. he's farming, he's in the south. he doesn't have anyone the walking distance and mazda are worsening for the one point. 6000000 people displaced by israel's continued bombardments on children are the most vulnerable. here's how any my fluids condition is not even fit for animals, are quickly killing the young in gaza. sick children with no means to feel babies of freezing to death. the ruin caused by his regular soldiers is forcing par

air time. so the number we've been reporting is from our pcr, the number reported to the county through a different process is much longer. there was a recent article about delays of ambulancesospital. this is something we are working on with our lmc and with with the hospitals meeting on a monthly basis to try to shorten that time. a lot of the hospitals are quite impacted, especially this time of year, and we see our epoch times in general start to lengthen out to the point where, unfortunately, we have ambulances delayed at the hospital for over two hours. on some occasions trying to get the hospital to accept the patient. so it is a issue that we are working with only on the county level, but at the state level as well. as you can see, call volume in november was a little bit lower and so were our overdoses. in general. most call types were down in november. december seemed to come back and was very busy. and so far in january we are also have been very busy cardiac arrest in the last couple of months. november we did well. december our our rosc at the emergency room was low. we are looking into this. we don't. i don't have a great answer for you right now. the cause of

despite efforts from police, paramedics and the london air ambulance.e died shortly after the attack. detectives are working at pace to find those responsible but no arrests have yet been made. meanwhile, a community vigil is being held i'é;%a5.'h{.'9é§éraay." after 2:30 pm. yesterday. despite efforts from police, paramedics and the london air ambulance. he died shortly after the attack. detectives are working at pace to find those responsible but no arrests have yet been made. meanwhile, a community vigil is being held this evening at the church overlooking the bus stop where kylian bokassa died. the nhs is urging patients to attend a&e alone as rising flu cases push. push emergency departments to breaking point. york and scarborough hospitals are among those asking for public support, while critical incidents have been declared across several trusts, including liverpool, cornwall and birmingham. one patient reportedly waited 50 hours for a ward bed, with frontline staff describing the system as overwhelmed. flu cases in hospitals have surged to 5000 a

decker bus in woolwich just after 2:30 pm, despite efforts from police, paramedics and the london air ambulancehe died shortly after the attack. detectives are working at pace to find those responsible, but no arrests have yet been made . no arrests have yet been made. and some breaking news to bring to you. uk athletics has been charged with corporate manslaughter and a health and safety at work act offence, following the death of a paralympic athlete. a 77 year old man has also been charged after united arab emirates paralympian abdullah hayati died after a metal cage fell on him while he was training for shot put in london in 2017. and we will bring you more on that story as we get it. now the nhs is urging patients to attend a&e alone as rising flu cases push emergency departments to breaking point. york and scarborough hospitals are among those asking for public support, while critical incidents have been declared across several trusts, including liverpool, cornwall and birmingham. one patient reportedly waited 50 hours for a ward bed, with frontline staff describing the system as overwhel

despite efforts from police, paramedics and the london air ambulance. shortly after the attack. detectives are working at pace to find those responsible, but no arrests have yet been made. and a new amber warning has been issued for snow for the south—west of england, likely to cause travel delays and stranding some vehicles and passengers. britain is bracing for a deep freeze as temperatures are set to plunge as low as —15 degrees this week, the coldest of the winter so far and potentially the coldest january in 15 years. the met office has issued fresh snow and ice warnings for northern scotland and northern ireland, as well as the southern counties of england, with subzero conditions expected nationwide. the uk health security agency is also warning of rising health risks, extending its cold weather alert for england until sunday. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to michelle for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. >> sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you very much f

despite efforts from police, paramedics and the london air ambulance.died shortly after the attack. detectives are working at pace to find those responsible but no arrests have yet been made. meanwhile, a community vigil was held this evening at the church overlooking the bus stop where he died. a new amber warning has been issued for snow for the south—west of england, likely to cause travel delays and stranding some vehicles and passengers. britain is bracing for a deep freeze as temperatures are set to plunge as low as —15 degrees this week. the coldest of the winter so far and potentially the coldest january in 15 years, the met office has issued fresh snow and ice warnings for northern scotland and northern ireland, as well as the southern counties of england, with subzero conditions expected nationwide. the uk health security agency is also warning of rising health risks, extending its cold weather alert for england until sunday. and a baby has been born on a crowded migrant dinghy on its way from africa to the canary islands. the baby boy was res

despite efforts from paramedics and air ambulance services.ectives say they're now following multiple leads and have ramped up patrols and weapons searches in the area. anyone with information is being urged to contact police or crime stoppers anonymously. anonymously. and a gaza ceasefire and hostage release dealis ceasefire and hostage release deal is said to be on the brink, with talks resuming in doha today. president joe biden says the agreement, which includes a surge of aid to palestinians and a phased hostage release, is now closer than ever. hamas is reported to have accepted that deal reported to have accepted that deal, but qatari mediators warn it could still fall apart in the final days. well, with donald trump's inauguration now looming just next week, pressure is also mounting to seal that deal, which could see israeli troops begin to withdraw. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you at 7:00 for another full roundup. now, though, it's over to michele for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to new

�*s london and he was attacked and 230 local time and members of the police, paramedics in the air ambulanceo him but sadly, they cannot save him and his mothers been speaking about this 14—year—old boy who loved football and loved music and said that he did have a challenging upbringing and the challenging upbringing and the challenging time and groomed by gangs from the age of six but also recalled that he was back at school and that they spend christmas together and this is a poignant moment for this community and detectives are saying they're working at pace to try to find those responsible but no one has been arrested and this is been very difficult for this community because it's difficult for this community because its six months ago, sexual but was stabbed to death only two km away from this place and so, a poignant moment for this community which is mourning the death of another boy to knife crime.— boy to knife crime. around the world and _ boy to knife crime. around the world and across _ boy to knife crime. around the world and across the _ boy to knife crime. around the world an

the boy died at the scene, shortly after paramedics and an air ambulance had arrived. 0ur reporter grahammore. late into the evening, police forensic teams could be seen scouring the double decker bus, searching for evidence, as once again, this part of london mourns the death of a teenager. the attack happened in broad daylight, a 14—year—old boy stabbed on the 472 bus in woolwich. local residents took these pictures as police and paramedics tried in vain to save his life. our thoughts at this time are with the victim's family and friends. this is a horrendous crime and i can't imagine what they must be going through right now. no arrests have been made at this early stage, but we are working at pace to identify and arrest those involved. and police cordons and road closures will remain in place while we continue to carry out inquiries. this is the second killing of a teenager in woolwich in a matter of months. in september, 15—year—old daejaun campbell was stabbed to death just minutes away. a local youth worker says the two boys knew each other. the wounds are not healed yet in the com